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The East Mississippi Electric Power Association expected to have electricity restored to most of its Kemper County customers by Wednesday.
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By Steve Swogetinsky
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2/23/21
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Nearly 90% of Kemper County has been without power since Wednesday when the second of two major winter storms hit the area.
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By Steve Swogetinsky
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2/19/21
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Whether you are a photographer, a hunter or just like viewing wildlife on a sunny afternoon, anyone who has spent time overlooking a food plot will have a deep appreciation for wildlife plantings.
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By James L. Cummins
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2/16/21
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Nearly 1,500 homes were without power Monday night in Kemper County during the winter storm that blanketed the area with ice and snow.
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By Steve Swogetinsky
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2/16/21
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The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) confirms the first case of a COVID-19 variant strain in a Mississippi resident Monday.
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2/16/21
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The number of cases of COVID-19 in Kemper County has increased by 20 this past week, according to statistics provided by the Mississippi Department of Health website.
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Compiled By Steve Swogetinsky
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2/16/21
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Breakfast is an important meal. We seem to make it through the day better with good breakfast.
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2/16/21
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MERIDIAN — The Lions of East Mississippi Community College led from start to finish and had five players score in double figures to claim an impressive 87-70 road win over Meridian Community College during Saturday’s MACCC basketball action.
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2/16/21
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A winter storm warning is in effect for a large portion of Mississippi, including Kemper County, from noon Sunday until 6 a.m. Tuesday.
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2/13/21
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Governor Tate Reeves proclaimed February 8-12, 2021 as School Board Member Recognition Week in Mississippi to celebrate the contributions of school board members to their communities as well as the individual and collective efforts of Mississippi school board members in seeking to improve their local governance skills.
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2/9/21
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SCOOBA – Clois Cheatham was a fixture at East Mississippi Community College through portions of four decades. Now, a permanent fixture recognizing Cheatham’s impact will be seen by EMCC students for decades to come
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2/9/21
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One thing we often have problems with is keeping a variety in our diet. We get bored with the same thing over and over. Well, we can spice up our diet and keep with our healthy lifestyle with planning and moderation.
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2/9/21
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The family of a popular instructor who oversaw the Surgical Technology program at East Mississippi Community College has established a scholarship in her memory that will be awarded annually to a student in the program.
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2/9/21
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While National Arbor Day is held on the last Friday in April, Mississippi, similar to several other states, observes the holiday at a time best suited to its growing season.
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2/9/21
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Due to Covid concerns, The Kemper Women’s Civic League will not meet until March or until further notice.
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2/9/21
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There will be two contested races in the town of DeKalb’s upcoming Municipal Elections on June 8.
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2/9/21
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Kemper County’s unemployment rate continues to drop slightly as December 2020’s rate fell to 7.6 percent, down .2 of a point from the previous month according to numbers from the Mississippi Employment Security Commission.
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2/9/21
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The Smithsonian Institution's Museum on Main Street traveling exhibition titled "Crossroads: Change in Rural America" is now on display at EMCC's Tubb-May Library on our Scooba campus.
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2/9/21
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The number of cases of COVID-19 in Kemper County has increased by 21 this past week, according to statistics provided by the Mississippi Department of Health website.
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2/9/21
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Gardeners get irked when plants refuse to step up and overcome challenging situations. But plants themselves often face more than frustration when forced into daunting settings; they can die. Or, worse to gardeners, languish and look terrible.
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2/2/21
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