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That a lot of people had, that it could be something terroristrelated, even in this small, rural area, because you never know where that might take place. Phones were ringing off the hook, much more than our Dispatch Staff could handle. There was mass confusion. We can only hope that what were seeing is not the worst, but we dont have any confirmation. They were reporting what they knew on tv, but here we knew that it was falling all over our county. Gc, flight. Flight, gc. Lock the doors. Copy....

It Saturday Morning it was a beautiful day and as i turned onto Park Street i heard a loud boom shook. We looked at each other. He said, what is that when i looked at i saw a bright white ball say it appears that we have had in this Area Phones were ringing off the hook much more than our Dispatch Staff could handle youre killing me a Paper Mill i dont i didnt know if were being attacked Rescue Teams are morning people

No matter what, everyone should get a chance to feel like a champion.

McArthur Dawkins has spent more than 50 years making art. He made his livelihood out of it– teaching art for 32 years.

Columbus City Council appointed James Richardson to the Columbus Municipal School Board of Trustees Tuesday night on a 4-2 vote, passing over incumbent Fredrick Sparks.

Representatives from Oktibbeha County’s lobbying firm recommend strategy and a quick pace in selecting what county projects should be prioritized during this year’s legislative session.

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Down a dead-end road off Highway 45, interior car door panels lay on a blanket on top of the asphalt.

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