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Backward Glance Friday, November 14
Fri,11/14/25-9:09AM , 446 Reads
Five Years Ago: On November 14, 2020, Johnny Rials and Shane Norton took first place in the Southwest Bass Club Classic on Okhissa Lake in Bude with five fish at 11.67 pounds.
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Osyka man shot inside car
By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Thu,11/13/25-11:44PM , 21,955 Reads
An Osyka man was shot inside his car in McComb’s Algiers neighborhood on Thursday night.

Police responded to 1304 Ashley St. at 7:21 p.m., where they found Jaylen Hayes sitting inside a blue Ford Fusion asking for help after he had been shot in the back of the head.
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Obituaries for Friday, November 14, 2025
Thu,11/13/25-7:06PM , 1,370 Reads
— David Brumfield Sr., 86 — Doris M. Davis, 84 — Mary M. Owens, 94 — Gilbert T. Pugh, 68 — Loyce S. Searcy, 79 — Margaret Y. Tidwell, 82 — Linda K. Thompson, 70 — Phillis D. Wheeler, 59 —

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- (Copyright 2025, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc. Photo by Matt Williamson) Jessica Lamb, left, a survivor of human trafficking, speaks as Lt. Guy Collins of the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation and Francine Bono-Neri, the founder of Nurses United Against Human Trafficking, look on Tuesday at Southwest Mississippi Community College.
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Human trafficking seminar opens eyes to dangers real and perceived
By MATT WILLIAMSON - Managing Editor
Thu,11/13/25-6:02PM , 1,362 Reads
More often than not, perpetrators of human trafficking aren’t total strangers to their victims but rather familiar faces, and a cellphone is the vehicle more likely to entrap people into modern-day slavery, not a white van.
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