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Indians, Lady Indians get mixed bag

Last Tuesday night the Hazlehurst Indians and Lady Indians traveled to Fayette to took on the Jefferson County Tigers. To read more about Indian action, see the Copiah County Courier, on sale throughout Copiah County.

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Loy tabbed to lead Cobra football

Wesson athletic director Ronald Greer called a meeting of high school athletes in the old gym at Wesson Attendance Center on Friday morning to introduce the Cobras’ new football coach.  Greer, who just stepped down as the football coach after last season, said that he is excited and happy to bring in Jeremy Loy. To…

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Indians, Lady Indians get mixed bag

Last Tuesday night the Hazlehurst Indians and Lady Indians traveled to Fayette to took on the Jefferson County Tigers. To read more about Indian action, see the Copiah County Courier, on sale throughout Copiah County.

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Loy tabbed to lead Cobra football

Wesson athletic director Ronald Greer called a meeting of high school athletes in the old gym at Wesson Attendance Center on Friday morning to introduce the Cobras’ new football coach.  Greer, who just stepped down as the football coach after last season, said that he is excited and happy to bring in Jeremy Loy. To…

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Career activities discussed at Hazlehurst School Board

by Anna Coates A large crowd was present on January 20 for the regular meeting of the Hazlehurst City School Board. Superintendent Lisa Davis was joined by Board members Paul Rhodes, President; Kenneth Thrasher, Secretary; Alberta Nelson, Randall Day, and Kevin Brown. To read more about the plans of the Hazlehurst City School District, see…

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New hospital gets a name

The new hospital under construction on Hwy. 28 at I-55 west of Hazlehurst was formally named during Thursday’s regular monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees of Hardy Wilson Memorial Hospital.  By unanimous vote of 4-0, the new facility will be called “Copiah County Medical Center.” To read more about the new hospital, see the…

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It’s one of the hardest things to do and John Epperson can do it

by Anna Coates Johnny Epperson grew up in Hazlehurst, the son of John and Joyce Epperson. He studied piano under the legendary Lillie V. Mullen.  She could never have predicted what a wildly successful career he is having.  He has excelled in so many venues, from Broadway to classical to his creation of the role…

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