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- (Copyright 2026, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc. Photo by Matt Williamson) Dr. Patrick Daigle is pictured inside an examination room at the McComb OB-GYN Associates.
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Hospital bracing for Medicaid funding cut
By HOPE KING - Staff writer
Fri,01/16/26-6:17PM , 1,482 Reads
Local healthcare professionals are looking toward an uncertain future amid impending funding cuts.
Following federal cuts to Medicaid of $1.1 trillion, smaller hospitals know they will face increased challenges in the coming years. Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center is no exception.
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Rollinson found not guilty in wreck that killed boy
By HOPE KING - Staff writer
Wed,01/14/26-7:01PM , 28,367 Reads
LIBERTY — The courtroom was silent Wednesday evening as the jury filtered back in after close to an hour of deliberation and returned not guilty verdicts on all counts against Cody Rollinson in the April 6, 2025, accident that killed 10-year-old Jordan Hill.
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Trial begins in fatal ATV wreck
By HOPE KING - Staff writer
Wed,01/14/26-1:54PM , 3,889 Reads
LIBERTY — The trial against a man accused of driving intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident that
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- (Copyright 2026, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc. Photo by Hope King) Fans run on high Monday morning at Chad Reed Shelter Insurance in Summit after that and other businesses on Robb Street flooded early Saturday morning.
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Summit business owners, assess damage, figure out next steps after flooding
By HOPE KING - Staff writer
Mon,01/12/26-1:41PM , 1,884 Reads
Summit business owners are figuring out their next steps after shops on the north side of Robb Street flooded early Saturday morning, damaging floors and merchandise and leading to temporary closures.
Stephanie Johnson who owns Southwest Vendors Upscale Market says she cannot even begin to estimate the damage done.
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