Ray Van Dusen is a journalist based in Northeast Mississippi, writing for the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal. With a focus on local news, Ray covers a range of topics including community events, government activities, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News.
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Ray Van Dusen's coverage focuses heavily on local events, government, and community-related topics in Northeast Mississippi. He frequently covers news related to local government, elections, natural disasters, community events, law enforcement activities, education issues and healthcare.
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By: Ray Van Dusen
ABERDEEN – During Nov. 4’s Aberdeen School Board meeting, child nutrition director Latosha Hubbard presented a report, which included details of a health counsel in the works.
By: Ray Van Dusen
Nine voting precincts will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Nov. 26 for runoff elections for two seats on the Aberdeen School Board.
By: Ray Van Dusen
With the Christmas season quickly approaching, there are several ways throughout Monroe County people can give back to help worthy causes and make the holiday a little happier for people
By: Ray Van Dusen
AMORY – Two newer service areas recently opened at North Mississippi Medical Center Gilmore-Amory were highlighted with open houses Nov. 14. The hospital’s Pulmonary Consultants opened this summer, and the
ABERDEEN – A project tracing back to January 2022 was celebrated Nov. 14 through a grand opening for the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office’s part-time training center, which is dedicated to
By: Ray Van Dusen
Teachers who previously served at Hamilton, Hatley and Smithville attendance centers were the guests of honor for Nov. 4’s Retired Educators Night at the Monroe County Career and Technical Center.
By: Ray Van Dusen
ABERDEEN – The public is invited to join together for a traditional Thanksgiving meal and fellowship Nov. 24 from 1 until 3 p.m. at the Aberdeen Park and Recreation gym,
By: Ray Van Dusen Monroe
Mary Nell Dorris holds a picture of Harmony Baptist Church, which was painted by a family member, in front of the ruins of the church building. A fire Nov. 8 destroyed the historic building, which was constructed in 1910. RAY VAN DUSEN/MONROE JOURNAL
By: Ray Van Dusen
AMORY – Amory High School students will have the opportunity to learn about personal finances while getting an early start on what could be considered investing through a new club
By: Ray Van Dusen
AMORY – During its Nov. 12 meeting, the Monroe County School Board heard about financial updates for the month, which indicated improvements compared to last year in the food service
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