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The credit card program used by Louisiana's universities, health department and other state entities is due for an inspection, according to officials who cite high levels of governmental inefficiencies.
Expenditures on the LaCarte procurement card will be examined as part of a broader crackdown by the Louisiana Fiscal Responsibility Program. The program, modeled after the Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency, has found almost $1 billion in inefficiencies across state government, Gov. Jeff Landry announced Wednesday.
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A Louisiana refinery will expand to produce more critical minerals for the U.S. as a result of an investment from the federal government.
The Department of War is spending $150 million in its partnership with ATALCO, operator of the nation’s only alumina refinery in Gramercy. The money will be used to double the plant’s output and establish production of gallium, a critical mineral essential in making a variety of high-tech manufactured goods.
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2 months 2 weeks ago
Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson’s $124 million plan to make Shreveport a hub for the film and entertainment industry has received a financial commitment from the state.
Louisiana Economic Development on Monday announced a cooperative endeavor agreement with G-Unit Film & Television, Jackson’s production company that began operating in the city in 2024. Under the performance-based contract, the state will reimburse G-Unit up to $50 million to redevelop three entertainment venues in the city. G-Unit has committed to spending $74 million.
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The Northeast Delta Human Services Authority (NEDHSA) will host its upcoming Northeast Delta Talk (NED Talk) Road Tour on Thursday, January 22, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Tallulah Community Center, bringing together students, educators, and community leaders from Madison and East Carroll parishes. The event is open to the general public, and all community members are encouraged to attend.
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2 months 2 weeks ago
The Northeast Delta Human Services Authority (NEDHSA) will host its upcoming Northeast Delta Talk (NED Talk) Road Tour on Thursday, January 22, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Tallulah Community Center, bringing together students, educators, and community leaders from Madison and East Carroll parishes. The event is open to the general public, and all community members are encouraged to attend.
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2 months 2 weeks ago
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Grenada High School junior Kalysia Tedford goes after the loose ball durring a November 2025 home game against Amanda Elzy.
One that got away and two blowout wins. That was the week for the Lady Chargers, which improved their overall record to 14-3.
The week opened last Tuesday with a 50-47 Class 6A, Region 1 loss at Lake Cormorant.
It was another big night for senior Carlei Brown, who had 20 points, 15 rebounds and 5 blocks. Junior Addyson White added 12 points and classmate August Hardiman chipped in 6 points and 6 rebounds.
By Chuck Hathcock - Sports Editor on
2 months 2 weeks ago
SHERIFF’S REPORTS
Kelton R. Marshall Fort Mitchell, AL DOB 8/21/01 14:69.1 Poss. of Stolen Firearm, 14:79 Violation Protective Order, 40:966 Poss. of CDS I, AL/FFJ(2x), 14:95 Poss. of Firearm in Presence Of CDS
David R. Graham, Jr. Gilbert, LA DOB 5/14/89 Fugitive, Warrant W. Carroll S.O.
Robert Fortenberry Tallulah, DOB 12/26/68 Bond Re-Called
Devallion Dean Tallulah, DOB 4/18/62 Parole Violation
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2 months 2 weeks ago
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Former Grenada High School football coach Michael Fair gives the Chargers' offense instruction from the sideline during a home game last season.
In three years, Michael Fair compiled a 32-9 record as head football coach at Grenada High School. Thursday, the veteran coach made it official that he is taking over at perennial power South Panola.
Fair replaces Brooks Oakley, who resigned in November 2025, following the Tigers’ 28-27 playoff loss to Neshoba Central.
It was a decision that didn’t come easy for the Carroll County native.
By Chuck Hathcock - Sports Editor on
2 months 2 weeks ago
Photo by Adam Prestridge, © 2026 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.
Former Grenada High School football coach Michael Fair gives the Chargers' offense instruction from the sideline during a home game last season.
In three years, Michael Fair compiled a 32-9 record as head football coach at Grenada High School. Thursday, the veteran coach made it official that he is taking over at perennial power South Panola.
Fair replaces Brooks Oakley, who resigned in November 2025, following the Tigers’ 28-27 playoff loss to Neshoba Central.
It was a decision that didn’t come easy for the Carroll County native.
By Chuck Hathcock - Sports Editor on
2 months 2 weeks ago
Photo by Adam Prestridge, © 2026 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.
Former Grenada High School football coach Michael Fair gives the Chargers' offense instruction from the sideline during a home game last season.
In three years, Michael Fair compiled a 32-9 record as head football coach at Grenada High School. Thursday, the veteran coach made it official that he is taking over at perennial power South Panola.
Fair replaces Brooks Oakley, who resigned in November 2025, following the Tigers’ 28-27 playoff loss to Neshoba Central.
It was a decision that didn’t come easy for the Carroll County native.
By Chuck Hathcock - Sports Editor on
2 months 2 weeks ago
Photo by Chuck Hathcock, © 2026 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.
Kirk Academy freshman Joleigh Sultan, left, and sister, senior Charlee Grace, try to steal the ball away from a Delta Academy player during last Thursday’s home game.
What a difference a month makes.Then, Kirk Academy Raiderettes had an 8-7 record.That last loss took place on Dec. 12, 2025, a 48-47 nailbiter at North Delta School. The Raiderettes came back with a 30-point win at West Memphis, Ark., which began what is now a nine-game win streak following wins last week over Lee Academy, Delta Academy and Marshall Academy to improve their overall record to 17-7 and 6-1 mark in Class AAA, District 1.
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The Raiderettes swept the season series with the Lady Patriots in Holly Springs last Friday with a 52-30 victory.
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2 months 2 weeks ago
The House Education Committee this week advanced its chamber’s omnibus public education overhaul — but only by a few votes.
It signals the battle to expand school choice in Mississippi, including spending millions of tax dollars on private schooling – Republican House Speaker Jason White’s pet issue this session – is far from over. Senate leaders have said the House bill is a nonstarter, and White has had to wrangle with reluctance or opposition from some of his own Republican caucus in the House.
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2 months 2 weeks ago
After finishing the first half of the soccer season at 8-6-1 and 2-3 inside Class 6A, Region 1, the Grenada Lady Chargers took to the road last week for a pair of region matches.
Last Tuesday, GHS traveled to Olive Branch and won a 4-3 decision.
Eighth-grader Catelyn Neathery scored two goals and junior Taylor Swinford added a goal. The fourth goal was an on goal by Olive Branch.
Senior Julez Moore, junior Ava Moorman and sophomore Teryn Kent each scored a goal in a 3-2 win over South Panola last Thursday.
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2 months 2 weeks ago
A 7-year-old girl who is one of the victims of a mass shooting in Clay County was the intended victim of sexual assault by the man accused of killing her and five adults.
Daricka Moore, 24, pleaded not guilty this week to three counts of capital murder, three counts of first-degree murder and other charges in the Friday shootings, local TV stations reported. He has been held at the Clay County jail since the weekend and was denied bond. A judge also ordered a mental health evaluation.
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2 months 2 weeks ago
The “I Care for Animals” car tag program from the Mississippi Board of Animal Health has assisted animal shelters, humane organizations and municipalities for over two decades, primarily with spay/neuter programs.
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2 months 2 weeks ago
President Trump is a master at keeping attention on himself, but when he goes too far he exposes himself to criticism.
Sometimes this is well deserved. A good example is the recent news that his Justice Department has issued subpoenas to leaders of the Federal Reserve over Senate testimony about the $2.5 billion cost of renovating the central bank’s 90-year-old building in Washington.
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With traffic crashes involving pedestrians on the rise, the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) is issuing a critical reminder to motorists: slow down and stay alert.
By The Tate Record on
2 months 2 weeks ago
President Trump is a master at keeping attention on himself, but when he goes too far he exposes himself to criticism.
Sometimes this is well deserved. A good example is the recent news that his Justice Department has issued subpoenas to leaders of the Federal Reserve over Senate testimony about the $2.5 billion cost of renovating the central bank’s 90-year-old building in Washington.
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2 months 2 weeks ago
President Trump is a master at keeping attention on himself, but when he goes too far he exposes himself to criticism.
Sometimes this is well deserved. A good example is the recent news that his Justice Department has issued subpoenas to leaders of the Federal Reserve over Senate testimony about the $2.5 billion cost of renovating the central bank’s 90-year-old building in Washington.
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