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Morgan Freeman Surprises Fans with Blues Album Release at Age 89

Morgan Freeman Surprises Fans with Blues Album Release at Age 89

Morgan Freeman Surprises Fans with Blues Album Release at Age 89
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2026 Mizzou Football Preview: Meet Your Running Backs

2026 Mizzou Football Preview: Meet Your Running Backs

This room will be fun once again as Mizzou has one of the better RB units in the game.
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Muddy Waters' Iconic 'The Hoss' Telecaster: A Legacy in Electric Blues

Muddy Waters' Iconic 'The Hoss' Telecaster: A Legacy in Electric Blues

Muddy Waters' Iconic 'The Hoss' Telecaster: A Legacy in Electric Blues
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Everything to know about the 2026 U.S. Amateur at Merion

Everything to know about the 2026 U.S. Amateur at Merion

Here's everything you need to know for the 2026 U.S. Amateur at Merion.
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Governor Tate Reeves Announces Major Federal Investment in Mississippi's Rural Health

Governor Tate Reeves Announces Major Federal Investment in Mississippi's Rural Health

Governor Tate Reeves has announced the next phase of Mississippi's Rural Health Transformation Program, which aims to enhance healthcare access in rural areas. This initiative has secured over $205 million in federal funding for its first year, marking it as the largest healthcare initiative in the state's history. The program is part of a five-year effort that could bring nearly $1 billion to Mississippi, focusing on long-term improvements in rural healthcare systems. The first application period has seen significant interest, with 236 organizations requesting more than $676 million in funding, far exceeding the $81.7 million available through the program's initial grant opportunities. These grants will support projects addressing healthcare service gaps, technology upgrades, and expanded telehealth services. The program also includes a Workforce Expansion Initiative to address healthcare staffing shortages by recruiting and training healthcare workers.
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Take five: Markets aren't going on a summer holiday

Take five: Markets aren't going on a summer holiday

Aug 10 (Reuters) - No time for a break. Even in the middle of August, there is plenty of market news to watch.
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Dollar steadies after payrolls drop, yen falls

Dollar steadies after payrolls drop, yen falls

By Samuel Indyk and Jiaxing Li LONDON, Aug 10 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar steadied at a near two-month low on Monday following Friday's soft jobs data, as investors awaited this week's inflation data for more clues on the Federal Reserve's rate path.
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The Sydney Super Cup: a fan(?) perspective, Pt. 5

The Sydney Super Cup: a fan(?) perspective, Pt. 5

Hello to Roberto De Zerbi; goodbye to Sydney
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The MAX in Meridian Announces 2026-2027 Hall of Fame Inductees Celebrating Mississippi's Musical Legacy

The MAX in Meridian Announces 2026-2027 Hall of Fame Inductees Celebrating Mississippi's Musical Legacy

The Mississippi Arts and Entertainment Experience (The MAX) in Meridian has announced its 2026-2027 Hall of Fame class, honoring influential figures in Mississippi's musical history. The inductees include Mississippi John Hurt, known for his fingerpicking guitar style and role in the 1960s folk blues revival, and the Mississippi Mass Choir, a gospel group with a record-breaking debut album. Other honorees are Charley Patton, the 'Father of Delta Blues,' blues artist Bobby Rush, and country music star Conway Twitty. The MAX, an interactive museum, celebrates Mississippi's contributions to the arts and will host an induction ceremony in January 2027.
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Ariana Grande wraps Eternal Sunshine Tour in US with emotional statement

Ariana Grande wraps Eternal Sunshine Tour in US with emotional statement

Ariana Grande reflected on the end of the North American leg of her Eternal Sunshine Tour in an emotional social media post.
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Ariana Grande Expresses Gratitude as North American Tour Concludes

Ariana Grande Expresses Gratitude as North American Tour Concludes

Ariana Grande Expresses Gratitude as North American Tour Concludes
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Families Commemorate Service Members Lost in Yanky 72 Crash in Mississippi

Families Commemorate Service Members Lost in Yanky 72 Crash in Mississippi

Families of the service members who perished in the Yanky 72 crash gathered in Itta Bena, Mississippi, to honor their loved ones. The crash, which occurred on July 10, 2017, involved a military aircraft that went down due to a defective propeller. This year marks the ninth anniversary of the tragedy, and families continue to visit the memorial site to pay their respects. The event serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by military personnel and the enduring impact on their families.