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- An old barn and a wooden fence stand beside a road north of Rolling Fork. (Sam King)
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Mississippi Delta has a special beauty all its own
By ERNEST HERNDON - STAFF WRITER
Sat,02/18/23-8:55AM , 1,551 Reads
When I was in the sixth grade I got into a debate with my teacher about the Mississippi Delta.
Our class was studying the Mississippi River, and Mrs. Boyle said the delta was at the mouth of the river.
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- Piers fade into the mist along the north shore of Dauphin Island.
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Fogged in on Dauphin Island
By ERNEST HERNDON - STAFF WRITER
Sat,12/24/22-3:36PM , 1,987 Reads
When Angelyn and I stopped at a rest area en route to Dauphin Island, Ala., recently, the weather was sunny and warm. So I was surprised to see on a website that Dauphin Island was foggy and 10 degrees cooler, even though it was farther south.
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Graves retiring as Pike circuit clerk
By ERNEST HERNDON
Thu,12/15/22-11:14AM , 2,267 Reads
After 35 years in office, Pike County Circuit Clerk Roger Graves announced plans to retire at the end of this term.
On Dec. 31, 2023, he will have completed nine terms in office.
“I knew God would let me know when the time was right,” said Graves, 70.
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A look at the low Mississippi River
By ERNEST HERNDON - STAFF WRITER
Sat,10/29/22-12:00PM , 837 Reads
After seeing news reports about the Mississippi River reaching record low levels, I decided to go see for myself. So last Saturday, after spending some time at the Homochitto River Festival in Meadville, my buddy “Waylon” and I rode over to Natchez to take a look.
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