Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal

The Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal holds the title of the biggest daily newspaper in northeast Mississippi. It began its journey in 1872 and is located in Tupelo, Mississippi. The newspaper is owned by Journal, Inc. (previously called Journal Publishing Company, Inc.), which also publishes eight weekly community papers, including The Itawamba County Times, the Pontotoc Progress, the Southern Sentinel, the Chickasaw Journal, and the New Albany News-Exchange.

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Dialysis patients struggle to get treatment in blockaded Gaza. Officials say hundreds have died

21 hours ago | djournal.com | Wafaa Shurafa |Samy Magdy

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1 day ago | djournal.com | Adam Robison

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Bentley Nolan defeats Steven Coon in runoff, set to run in June 3 general election

1 day ago | djournal.com | Caleb McCluskey

TUPELO — Bentley Nolan has defeated Steven Coon to claim in Tuesday night’s runoff election to earn the Republican nomination to represent Ward 5 on the Tupelo City Council. According to unofficial reports from the city, Nolan received 243 votes, which or 60% of the total votes cast in the sparse election. Coon received 162 votes, or 40%, mirroring the percentages from the April 1 primary that included a third candidate.
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1 day ago | djournal.com | Deon Blanchard

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1 day ago | djournal.com | Deon Blanchard

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Tigers tumble in Game 3 loss to Kossuth

1 day ago | djournal.com | Deon Blanchard

CORINTH – The Nettleton Tigers battled early but were unable to withstand Kossuth’s late-game surge in an 11-3 loss during Game 3 of their first-round series. “First of all, hats off to Kossuth,” Nettleton coach Brian Rea said. “They battled back after we busted them in the mouth in Game 1 and found a way to even it and force a Game 3 at their place. It’s a tough environment to play in, and that’s what home-field advantage does for you.
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1 day ago | djournal.com | Adam Robison

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Indeed, 'a little Jesus goes a long way"

1 day ago | djournal.com | Lisa Bryant

I talk about my grandchildren way too much, but I am going to do it again anyway. Both grandchildren came to spend some time with me this weekend. They arrived on Thursday night and we did indeed had a good Friday. We played games and rode up and down the Tanglefoot Trail. When it came time to go home on Friday afternoon they decided they wanted to stay one more night. kAm(6 925 2?@E96C 8C62E 52J @? $2EFC52J 2?5 H96?
‘Dark Winds’ Season 3 Finale Preview: Leaphorn Pushed to His Limits, Difficult Choices & More

1 day ago | djournal.com | Ileane Rudolph

As AMC’s riveting, tense — and heartbreaking — third season of the supernaturally-tinged Southwestern crime thriller Dark Winds comes to an end this week, ’70s Navajo Tribal Police lieutenant Joe Leaphorn (the Emmy-deserving Zahn McClarnon) continues to be pushed to his limits. The dedicated lawman has barely survived grave injuries while spending this entire season searching for missing Navajo teen George Bowlegs (Bodhi Okuma Linton).