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The New Madrid Seismic Zone: Is Mississippi in danger?
By Lance Ingram | The Daily Mississippian

Tornadoes, flash flooding and hurricanes may be the only natural disasters Mississippians are used to, but the possibility of another destructive force could be in the state’s near future.

The New Madrid Seismic Zone (NMSZ) stretches to the southwest portion of the U.S. from New Madrid, Mo. and is responsible for the largest earthquake in United States history.

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State cracks down on pseudoephedrine abuse

Many local pharmacies are in favor of legislation requiring a prescription for medicines containing pseudoephedrine, an important ingredient in the creation of crystal meth.

Sports

Rebs keep tourney hopes alive

It was over; the fat lady had sung.

I was talking to some folks during halftime Saturday about how the Ole Miss Rebels were going to be in a bit of trouble. They were down 20 and being doubled-up at home by Alabama.

Opinion

Valentine's Day : 'A retailer's dream'

First, let me say up front that I think Valentine’s Day is overrated.

Who decided that a heart-shaped box, red in color and filled with chocolates that ooze some indescribable runny fluid when you bite into them, should have anything at all to do with eternal love?

I mean, come on.

For all I know that’s some worker’s idea of a really bad DNA joke. I mean, really. YUCK!

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The SportsWhip Postgame Wrap-up from Cowboys Stadium

Kory, Dave, Stephen wrap up this weeks Cotton Bowl Coverage from Cowboys Stadium. Be sure to continue to check out thedmonline.com for continued extensive analysis of back-to-back Cotton Bowl Champion Ole Miss Rebels.

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