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Marshall Ramsey’s cartoons always seem to get a reaction, whether they are based on sports, politics or national disasters. But more than anything, Ramsey hopes they make people think.

Re: Guns at school Laura Prichett’s, May 17, 2023, opinion article, “Guns have changed everything, especially childhood” in the Glenwood Post is appreciated. Laura is a professor at Western Colorado University in Gunnison. Her knowledge...

Mississippi Delta cities ravaged by March tornadoes still in need of helping hands

Christian aid organization Samaritan’s Purse on Friday dedicated its first mobile homes to Mississippi families who have been left homeless by the devastating tornados that struck on March 24 leaving a 100-mile path of destruction in their wake and at least 26 dead.

Mississippians impacted by late March tornadoes and severe storms have just one week remaining to file for assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Small Business Administration FEMA assistance for individuals affected by the storms may cover rental assistance, temporary housing, home repairs, personal property losses, and other...

A Christian humanitarian relief organization is offering help to Mississippi communities hit hard after two deadly torna

It is hard to forget the devastation left behind when the EF-4 Twister touchdown in Rolling Fork back in March. That twister all but destroyed the town, and the only hospital there was also left in shambles.

It’s been nearly two months since tornadoes laid hundreds of homes and businesses to waste in Mississippi.

/PRNewswire/ -- Samaritans Purse, an international Christian relief organization, is offering a mobile home replacement program for Mississippi families who...

Promise Hospital officials were told to move out on June 8.