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Day: January 9, 2026

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Daily Education Center Offers Personalized Learning Support for Mississippi Families

by K. Monroe Carter A new educational resource in Mississippi is working to make learning more flexible for students and families. The Daily Education Center, founded by educator Hanna Berry-May, M.Ed., provides support for homeschooling families, students needing academic help, and individuals planning their educational or career paths. Berry-May, a University of Southern Mississippi graduate…

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Sometimes, We Really Do Have to Encourage Ourselves: Mourning Season Is Over

This article is part of an ongoing Stroke & Patient Advocacy series documenting Katina Rankin’s personal experience navigating Mississippi’s healthcare system. by K. Monroe Carter/Permission Granted by Katina Rankin It’s warm — unexpectedly warm. Yesterday, I spent most of the day in bed. Healing will do that to you. Today, though, I made it outside….

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Stroke Series | Part II: Are Healthcare Workers “Tapped” Out

By K. Monroe Carter/ Permission Granted by Katina Rankin This article is part of an ongoing Stroke & Patient Advocacy series documenting Katina Rankin’s personal experience navigating Mississippi’s healthcare system. My mother used to say, “A hit dog will holler.” You get that if you’re from the country. Some of the comments from nurses under  the…

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Safety Tips

Safety Tips Mental Wellness Is Safety by Corporal Colendula Green State of Mississippi Certified Law Enforcement Instructor and National Mental Health Instructor Mental wellness plays a critical role in personal safety and community well-being. When individuals are mentally healthy, they are better equipped to make sound decisions, manage stress, and look out for one another….

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