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Over four dozen area youth gathered at the Henry M. Seymour Library this past week for the Stories that Inspire series hosted by the GAP Leadership Program, in partnership with Save the Children.

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Program hosts Stories that Inspire workshop for over 50 youth in Indianola

By STEVE SMITH STEVE SMITH
Thu,07/03/25-1:26PM, 536 Reads
More than 50 young readers from across Sunflower County gathered Tuesday at the Henry M. Seymour Library for the “Stories That Inspire” Youth Storytelling Workshop, organized by the GAP Leadership Program in partnership with Save the Children and the Sunflower County Library System.
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Ole Miss speaks the loudest in weekend of Big 3 statement games

By PARRISH ALFORD - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE PARRISH ALFORD - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Tue,09/23/25-11:40AM, 536 Reads 33,208 Statewide
These are interesting quarterback days at Ole Miss, and the Rebels may need both to beat LSU.
In a weekend of “statement games” for Mississippi’s Big 3, it was Ole Miss who spoke the loudest.
For Tulane, the lonely path to the woodshed began at kickoff, and 3 ½ hours later barely a splinter remained.
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Gentry Class of 1986

Wed,08/27/25-9:19AM, 536 Reads

The Gentry High School Class of 1986 celebrated its 39th Reunion August 15-17 in Nashville. The 40th Reunion is scheduled for November 5-9, 2026, in Montego Bay, Jamaica. All members are asked to follow the class Facebook page as more info will be coming soon.
An empty classroom at Bailey APAC Middle School in Jackson, Miss., on Friday, July 18, 2025. Credit: Eric Shelton/Mississippi Today

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MDE changes licensure requirements for prospective special education teachers and elementary school teachers

By LEONARDO BEVILACQUA - MISSISSIPPI TODAY LEONARDO BEVILACQUA - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Fri,10/31/25-5:40PM, 534 Reads 8,945 Statewide
The Mississippi Department of Education has announced new pathways to become certified elementary educators and special educators. The change became effective Monday.
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Program hosts Stories that Inspire workshop for over 50 youth in Indianola

Ole Miss speaks the loudest in weekend of Big 3 statement games

Gentry Class of 1986

MDE changes licensure requirements for prospective special education teachers and elementary school teachers

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