Mary Margaret Miller White

RT @MSTODAYnews: Breaking: House begins process to remove the Mississippi state flag, create commission to develop new design. This marks…

RT @springsteen: Over here on E Street, we are crushed by the loss of John Prine. John and I were "New Dylans" together in the early 70s an…

RT @ayewolfe: You've seen those posts sentimentalizing retail workers for risking their health so we can keep buying stuff? Here's another…

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RT @e_hensley: BREAKING: for the first time, we have MSDH-published numbers for all tests statewide! 20,370 tests run. With 1738 cases tota…

RT @BobbyHarrison9: A little hint -- do not be fooled when March revenue report for Mississippi looks normal. Sales tax revenue in the Marc…

RT @alxrzr: very appreciative of @EricJShelton and all photojournalists right now who have to be outside to do their jobs https://t.co/SLhe…

RT @GanucheauAdam: After a weeks-long resistance to issue shelter-in-place measures, Gov. Tate Reeves issued his first order today requirin…

RT @KayAnneSkinner: More than half of Mississippi students attend rural schools, where equity & access to resources like computers or inter…

RT @GanucheauAdam: New podcast (and full transcript) with Gov. Tate Reeves. We talked decisions he’s made, how prepared state is for worst…

RT @MSTODAYnews: Congratulations to @e_hensley, Mississippi Today’s public health reporter, for being named a finalist in the National Inst…

RT @ayewolfe: NEW today: Unemployment claims in Mississippi rose 586% from the week ending Mar. 14 to the week ending Mar. 21, when most cl…

RT @e_hensley: NEW from MSDH: 108 new cases today, 485 total and 5 deaths (4 yesterday). 2776 tests run by state lab. More stats run-down c…

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RT @rlnave: Mississippians: What should we be writing about (aside from the obvious)? What do you want to read?

RT @KayAnneSkinner: 74% of Mississippi students qualify for free or reduced lunch, and with schools here closed, thousands of kids need a w…

RT @MSTODAYnews: Although the numbers fluctuate daily, Mississippi currently has one of the nation’s highest coronavirus infection rates ba…