Full-Week Of Events Scheduled For Mississippi Politicos To Engage

By MississippI PEP Staff | May 20th, 2018 at 6:55 pm

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Filed Under: Chris McDaniel, Elections, Feature Stories, Federal Government, Hinds County, Lauderdale County, McComb, Meridian, Mississippi, Mississippi PEP, News, Pike County, Politics, Public Safety, Public Service, Rankin County, Republican, Spending, Transportation, US Congress

Mississippi’s political advocates and grassroots volunteers will have several opportunities to engage candidates and participate in discussion over public policy this week.  Monday, diners will enjoy a Penn’s catfish dinner at 6 provided by Country Boys Farm Supply in Pelahatchie as they listen to Senator Chris McDaniel discuss his run for US Senate. Third District Congressional […]

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[VIDEO] MEMA Issues Warning Of Severe Weather Potential

By MississippI PEP Staff | February 6th, 2018 at 5:37 pm

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The MS PEP Staff consists of a number of volunteers across the state dedicated to sharing news and commentary important to conservatives.

Filed Under: Central Mississippi, Feature Stories, MEMA, Mississippi, Mississippi PEP, MS State Government, News, Pine Belt, Southwest Mississippi

The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is warning of severe weather tonight and into Wednesday morning during heavy commuting hours.

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Justices side with Dillon in House 98 dispute

By MississippI PEP Staff | April 9th, 2017 at 6:51 am

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The MS PEP Staff consists of a number of volunteers across the state dedicated to sharing news and commentary important to conservatives.

Filed Under: Democrats, Legislature, McComb, Mississippi State House, MS State Government, News, Voter Fraud

The Mississippi Supreme Court ruled 8-1 on Thursday that Tasha Dillion should get to argue her challenge to the results of her House District 98 race against Democratic Rep. David Myers of McComb.

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Natchez Democrat Shamelessly Stirs Racial Animosity With Disgraceful Anti-Trump Cartoon

By Keith Plunkett | November 24th, 2016 at 10:33 pm

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Keith Plunkett is a Policy Consultant, Editor, Writer, Founder and Publisher of MississippiPEP.com. http://mississippipep.com/profilegrid_blogs/keith-plunkett/

Filed Under: Adams County, County Government, Culture, Feature Stories, Keith Plunkett, Mississippi PEP, Southwest Mississippi

First published in 1865, the Natchez Democrat is one of the oldest newspapers in the Magnolia State. Adams County residents say the political  leanings of the newspaper’s staff have been revealed through it’s reporting over the years. But they say what happened this past week went way too far and threatens to be a cause […]

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RAY: It All Comes Down to Today. It’s Your Responsibility.

By MississippI PEP Staff | November 8th, 2016 at 6:45 am

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The MS PEP Staff consists of a number of volunteers across the state dedicated to sharing news and commentary important to conservatives.

Filed Under: Adams County, Contributor, Elections, Ethics, Federal Government, Leadership, Liberty, Mississippi PEP, National, Opinion, Politics, Principles of Freedom, Public Service

BY: Eddie Ray The people of the United States will vote today. This election cycle has been the most contentious in modern times. Mud slinging from all sides of all campaigns, and so many insults and innuendo coming at us we can’t even keep track. Get out there and VOTE! If you don’t vote you […]

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Sen. Angela Hill Supports $6 Million Workforce Training Program Grant to State Colleges.

By MississippI PEP Staff | October 18th, 2016 at 12:05 pm

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The MS PEP Staff consists of a number of volunteers across the state dedicated to sharing news and commentary important to conservatives.

Filed Under: Angela Burks Hill, Business, Community Colleges, Economic Development, Job Growth, News, Pearl River Community College, Southwest Mississippi, Unemployment

The Picayune Item reports that Mississippi State Senator Angela Burks Hill spoke at Pearl River Community College Monday in support of the Mississippi Integrated Basic Education and Skills Training program. NEED TO KNOW: What is the MI-BEST Program? MI-BEST Overview: MS Community College Board The program, MI-BEST, was implemented at the college as a way […]

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Remains of MS WWII Veteran to be Laid to Rest Monday in Liberty. 

By MississippI PEP Staff | October 15th, 2016 at 8:24 pm

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Filed Under: History, Inspirational, News, Principles of Freedom, Southwest Mississippi

The remains of a Mississippi U.S. serviceman, unaccounted for since World War II, have been identified and will be returned to his family for burial with full military honors. The remains (were flown) into Jackson International Airport Saturday at 11 a.m. Marine Pfc. James S. Smith, 19, of Liberty, Mississippi, will be buried Oct. 17 […]

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PLUNKETT: Adams County Supervisors Have an Outstanding Opportunity to Show That True Leaders “Eat Last”

By Keith Plunkett | September 4th, 2016 at 1:26 pm

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Keith Plunkett is a Policy Consultant, Editor, Writer, Founder and Publisher of MississippiPEP.com. http://mississippipep.com/profilegrid_blogs/keith-plunkett/

Filed Under: Adams County, Contributor, County Government, Culture, Ethics, Keith Plunkett, Mississippi Municipalities, MS State Government, News, Opinion, PERS, PERS, Retirement

Adams County has surpassed $300 million in total assets thanks to its assessed value of oil and gas in production, meaning each of the five supervisors are now eligible for a $4,300 annual raise, which would increase their pay from $40,400 to $44,700 per year. Adams County Board Attorney Scott Slover told The Natchez Democrat earlier […]

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Natchez hospital facing lawsuit over Medicaid and Medicare audits

By MississippI PEP Staff | July 18th, 2015 at 10:35 am

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Filed Under: Adams County, Medicaid, Southwest Mississippi, Spending

 A lawsuit could soon be filed against the management and officers of the former Natchez Regional Medical Center. Speaking at a status conference for the formerly county-owned hospital’s federal bankruptcy case, Kenneth Lefoldt — the court-appointed liquidation trustee — said he has seen a draft of the lawsuit against the hospital’s managing officers. The possibility […]

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Oil and Gas Board may change some drilling rules due to Tuscaloosa Shale speculation.

By MississippI PEP Staff | October 11th, 2014 at 4:54 pm

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Filed Under: Energy, MS State Government, Southwest Mississippi

Bernell McGehee, a Liberty accountant who owns mineral rights and publishes a website that tracks Tuscaloosa Marine Shale developments, said landowners in Louisiana can get better terms because rules there favor oil companies less. He wants Mississippi to reduce the leverage that oil companies have to force owners to sign leases, as well as stop […]

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