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Feb 2, 2023: Mississippi Today: Lawmakers want to keep citations of medical marijuana businesses secret
Rep. Lee Yancey’s proposed amendments to the cannabis act were passed in the House on Wednesday. Among his suggested tweaks was explicit language to keep investigative reports in-house at the health department. “Any investigation, fine, suspension or revocation by a licensing agency shall be considered confidential” and exempt from the state’s public record laws, the amendment says. Jan 12, 2023: Clarion Ledger: See the most interesting bills proposed for the 2023 Mississippi legislative session
A bill filed by Rep. Lee Yancey, R-Brandon, would amend Mississippi law to remove fentanyl testing strips from a list of prohibited drug paraphernalia. Fentanyl is a highly potent and dangerous opioid that drug users can often unknowingly ingest when it is mixed into other products. Current law considers all testing equipment to be drug paraphernalia, but there has been a growing movement in other states to exempt fentanyl testing strips from such laws in an attempt to reduce overdose deaths. |
Jeremy Lee Yancey (born July 29, 1968 in Ripley, Mississippi) is an American politician in Mississippi. He is currently a member of the Mississippi House of Representatives from the 74th district. He assumed office on January 7, 2020.
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Paula Yancey
Sept 8, 2016: Gulf Live: Gautier city council removes 'interim' from Paula Yancey's title
Paula Yancey, hired in April to serve as the City of Gautier's interim city manager after Samantha Abell abruptly resigned, has been named the city's permanent city manager.
Paula Yancey, hired in April to serve as the City of Gautier's interim city manager after Samantha Abell abruptly resigned, has been named the city's permanent city manager.
James A Young
Apr 26, 2016: Gulf Live: Paula Yancey, Eddie Favre among four candidates for Gautier interim city manager post
The four candidates are:
The four candidates are:
- Former Jackson County attorney Paula Yancey
- Gautier businessman Phil Torjusen
- Former Bay St. Louis Mayor Eddie Favre
- Former Southeast Mississippi American Red Cross director Paige Roberts
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Nearly 50 Mississippi mayors endorse Clinton
Mayor of Philadelphia, James A. Young
Mayor of Philadelphia, James A. Young
shuwaski young
| Feb 16, 2023 Shuwaski Young is running for Mississippi Secretary of State in the 2023 statewide elections. The Democrat is challenging incumbent Republican Michael Watson for the seat. Young talks with Magnolia Tribune's Sarah Ulmer about his vision for the office, election laws, public corruption, and more. |
Dec 13, 2021: Clarion Ledger: 'Uphill battle: 'Democratic newcomer says unseating Rep. Michael Guest not impossible
Shuwaski Young is so serious about his campaign he drove 87 miles on a Saturday morning just to speak to nine people, some of whom don't even live in the Congressional district where he's trying to win an election.
A former Obama administration appointee to the Department of Homeland Security and Democratic organizer, Young, 38, returned to Mississippi after a decade away to run for the 3rd Congressional District
Shuwaski Young is so serious about his campaign he drove 87 miles on a Saturday morning just to speak to nine people, some of whom don't even live in the Congressional district where he's trying to win an election.
A former Obama administration appointee to the Department of Homeland Security and Democratic organizer, Young, 38, returned to Mississippi after a decade away to run for the 3rd Congressional District
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Dec 12, 2022: WLBT: Questions still surround future of the Mississippi Democratic Party
Candidate Shuwaski Young caught a lot of attention when he said “no” - unless there are major changes with leadership. It’s been just over a month since Young first called out his own party. “We can’t sit around and wait for the state party to kind of get his act together,” said Young. Since he lost his bid for the third congressional seat, he’s put out ten action steps that he believes have to happen to put Democrats in the state on a path to victory. |
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Greg Younger
June 6, 2016: Daily Corinthian: County looks at security measures
The office of the Board of Supervisors on Fulton Drive needs more security in place, Chancery Clerk Greg Younger recommended to the board. The building began use as the supervisors office in 2013.
The office of the Board of Supervisors on Fulton Drive needs more security in place, Chancery Clerk Greg Younger recommended to the board. The building began use as the supervisors office in 2013.