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Virtues that, of that ozzy nelson and luigi experienced thats a long time ago now, more than six decades ago its going to have to be with a returnbased system which doesnt make people furious with it. And i think thats quite doable. The current code is loaded with provisions that are both complicated and make no policy sense like the alternative minimum tax and the way a lot of tax benefits are subject to phaseouts. Which function as hidden marginal tax rate increases which nobody understands. F...

There should be no debate about keeping Brush Arbor Cemetery, where many of the city of Starkville’s Black citizens were buried between the 1880s and the 1950s, clean of debris and properly maintained.

Visiting Brush Arbor Cemetery on University Drive over the weekend, Mississippi State University anthropology professor Jordan Lynton Cox was disappointed in what she saw.

WILLIAMSBURG — A man accused of firing a gun towards Williamsburg police during a two-hour standoff back in 2021 is opting to stand trial rather than accept a plea agreement

On the south side of University Drive, there is a manicured three-acre cemetery, complete with shining headstones and flowers. On the north side, there is another two-acre cemetery, which from the outside appears to be a line of bushes, a single bench and a field full of collapsing headstones.

Some Pittsylvania County Water Customers to Experience Outage on Thursday

Some Pittsylvania County Water Customers to Experience Outage on Thursday

ELKTON — Brush Arbor Gospel Ministries is looking for volunteers to help with construction of a 30-by-36-foot block building to become Blessings Food Pantry at Brush Arbor.

Looking Back at Fairbury history through pages from The Blade

Two Individuals Facing Criminal Abuse Charges