Bulldog, Methodist, Neshoba County Fair dweller. I bleed MSU Maroon. Opinions mine. Retweets aren't endorsements.
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By: Sid Salter
Regardless of the complexities of the cases, Judge Tom Lee, for some 40 years, has followed the law and let the chips fall.
By: Sid Salter
Even in states where President Trump enjoys a reliable voter popularity, angst over high gas prices is one of the “kitchen table issues” that can and do impact elections.
President Donald Trump told the press, going into the Memorial Day weekend travel crush, that a peace deal with Iran is “essentially negotiated.” For the sake of Republican candidates in […]
By: Sid Salter
Gentry has not given interviews, performed, or appeared publicly since her 1982 appearance at the Academy of Country Music Awards, with the now-83-year-old singer reportedly now living in seclusion.
The lyric is clean and iconic, especially in the Deep South and, most of all, in Mississippi. For those of a certain generation, it instantly evokes a time, a place […]
By: Sid Salter
Wallace believed that Mississippi voters should have the right to bypass the Legislature and put their own stamp on changing state laws when and if the Legislature fails to be responsive.
When Rep. Price Wallace, the Republican state legislator representing the citizens of House District 77 in Rankin and Simpson counties, died last week, one of the primary plaudits in his […]
State Supreme Court holds firm in seeking justice for Quitman County family in 1990 (HED)Once again, Mississippi’s highest court was asked to hold out for justice for a family murdered […]
By: Sid Salter
Families sharing time with friends is the key to understanding why the last campground fair in America still thrives in the middle of rural Mississippi.
Neshoba County Fair continues to evolve, but the core family principle abides (HED) The 137th Neshoba County Fair is the latest example of a Mississippi institution that has stood the […]
