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Due to a collapse of the pavement, Sunnybrook Road will be closed from Steed Road to Colony Park Boulevard until further notice.

A timeline of the Gold Coast Commodities wastewater issue

A Brandon-based chemical plant has been the subject of scrutiny since 2017 as its wastewater disposal methods have resulted in numerous regulatory orders, a lawsuit by the city of Brandon and a fed

Governor signs parole reform, utility broadband leasing bills into law

A host of bills were signed into law Thursday by Gov.

GANUCHEAU: Gov. Tate Reeves buries critical COVID-19 message while pandering

Below is a political opinion column by Adam Ganucheau:

JA Golf

Upper and middle school students playing for Jackson Academy’s 2020-2021 golf team are (from left, back) Hudson Hadley, Connor Gee, Parker Lowe, Patton Kincaid, Davis Cress, Matthew Frost, Jon Burn

Honor Roll: St. Andrew Upper School
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On Sat, 04/17/2021 - 06:00 PM
Students listed to the honor roll at St. Andrew Upper School include:
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Girls track champions
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On Sat, 04/17/2021 - 04:00 PM
The St. Andrew’s Episcopal School girls track team recently placed first in the Madison Central Track Classic.
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Scholastic Art winners
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On Sat, 04/17/2021 - 02:00 PM
Jackson Prep’s 2021 Scholastic Art Award winners include (from left, back) Mimi McCraney, Sara Foster Dryden, Carlie Gleason, Reagan Dunn, Eli Venarske, Alex Roberson, Riley McCoy, Annie Jicka, Anna Clinton Lee, Sophia Primos, Ellie White; (middle) Anna Voynik, Elizabeth Clarke, Claire Gordin, Hali Hollman, Rose Hsieh, Dylan Freeman, Madeline Pa
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Equestrian team
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On Sat, 04/17/2021 - 12:00 PM
Riding for Jackson Academy’s award-winning equestrian team during the 2020-2021 season are (from left, back) Chloe Palato, Lily Rhoden, Regan Felder, Grace Owens, Sara Madalin Brown, Caroline Johnston; (front) Coach Meghan Roider, Macy Miller, Emma Charlotte Hosch, Selah Jones, Anna Adkins, Ellen Morgan, Coach Patti Shoemaker.

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Opinion: Period of transition needed for Covid
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Easter has concluded. The season of rebirth has come. Spring is here.
This seems significant following a plague year. It is not over. Yet its final act burgeons. We are beyond the beginning of the end.
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Editorial: Fatter nations do worse with Covid
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On Sat, 04/17/2021 - 10:00 AM
There has been a lot of wonderment about why some advanced nations, such as the United States and Italy, have fared so much worse with COVID-19 than some less developed ones.
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Tennis seniors
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On Fri, 04/16/2021 - 06:00 PM
The St. Andrew’s Episcopal School tennis team honored its seniors before a recent match against St. Aloysius. Pictured are seniors (from left) Vitor Da Silva, Elizabeth Wills, Ellie Peterson, Betsy Van Meter, and Reed Hooks.

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Community helpers
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On Fri, 04/16/2021 - 05:00 PM
Magnolia Speech School students celebrated Community Helpers Week 2021 by dressing up as their favorite “helper.” Teachers also decorated their classroom doors highlighting nurses, mechanics, firefighters and more. Shown are (from left) Carter Graham, Barrett Vaughan, Coy Watkins, Paris Otis, Gaby Mazy, and Trey Graham.

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Varsity girls soccer awards
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On Fri, 04/16/2021 - 04:00 PM
Jackson Prep’s 2020-2021 varsity girls soccer award recipients are (from left) Callie McKinney, MVP; Josie Duncan, best defensive; Olivia Smith, impact player; Olivia Sasser, best offensive; and Dylan Freeman, Patriot award.

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Dyslexia Awareness
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On Fri, 04/16/2021 - 02:00 PM
First Presbyterian Day School recognized Dyslexia Awareness Month by inviting all students to wear camouflage for the theme of “We Don’t Camouflage our Gifts and Talents.” Almost 60 first through sixth graders who are students in the Dyslexia Immersion Program enjoyed fellowship with a kickball tournament that morning on campus.
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