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Lawmakers finish most of budget by midnight deadline
The state Legislature toiled until midnight to pass budget bills to ensure state government began the new fiscal year today with money.
FLAG remains behind on loan payments to county
FLAG remains behind on loan payments to county The Webster Progress-Times WALTHALL - Front Line Apparel Group remains behind on its repayment of an economic development loan, according to Webster County officials.
Barbour scraps budget proposal
Continued funding for teachers, transportation projects and other state services remains up in the air after Gov.
Mississippi hospital tax deal may be near
Democratic Sen. Hob Bryan says House and Senate negotiators have signed an agreement in principle for a hospital tax, which is key to reaching a deal on the state budget.
Roadwork may be stalled by budget
State transportation officials warned Wednesday that everything from bridge repairs to pothole patches and roadway expansions face significant delays and higher costs if Gov.
Mississippi's first philanthropist of the year is honored
Mississippi's first Philanthropist of the Year is being honored Thursday night. He is Owen B. "Bev" Evans, Medical Director for Blair E. Batson Hospital for Children in Jackson.
Author shares life lessons from mother at Main Street Books
His journey has had many amazing twists and turns - from growing up in Amory to becoming the worldwide head of television for Hollywood's William Morris Agency, where he packaged some of the most successful shows, including 'Lost,' 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire' and 'The Cosby Show.' Sam Haskell credits his mother's teachings as the basis of his ...
Kosy golfers in third after day one
The Kosciusko High School golf team posted a 322 during the first day of the MHSAA Class 4A State Golf tournament in Amory on Tuesday, to finish the first 18 holes in third place in the 18-team event.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Amory child expelled for bringing gun to school
An 11-year-old student has been expelled for one year for brining a gun to East Amory Elementary School.
(UPDATE) Child expelled for bringing gun to school
An 11-year-old student has been expelled for one year for bringing a gun to East Amory Elementary School.
Agent's Hollywood success? Mom gets the credit
Sam Haskell's publisher wanted to adorn the cover of his new book with celebrity photos, a logical move.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
MDOT's Brown grilled during confirmation hearing
Lawmakers peppered Mississippi Department of Transportation Executive Director Larry L. Butch Brown with a series of questions about his travels, his agencies expenses and his management style at his reconfirmation hearing at the Capitol.
13 dogs seized; fugitive arrested
Thirteen pit bulls and five guns were seized after officers discovered an alleged dogfighting operation in Mississippi while arresting a fugitive wanted in a Chicago gang killing, authorities said Thursday.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Monroe Co. to lose 1 of 2 GM dealerships
Monroe County will lose one of its two General Motors' dealerships as the struggling automaker and its dealers struggle with the weak economy.
Sheriff: Dogfighting ring found in fugitive arrest
AMORY - Mississippi authorities say they uncovered a possible dogfighting operation during the arrest a man wanted in a deadly 2005 Chicago shooting.
Students' interest lacking during annual scholars' day
While scholarship is alive and well at ASU, as demonstrated when more than 50 students presented their research Tuesday during ASU's 10th annual Undergraduate Scholars Day, not many people showed an interest.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Monroe Gas Storage Announces Binding Open Season for Gas Storage Capacity in Mississippi
Monroe Gas Storage Company, LLC , a joint venture of Foothills Energy Ventures, LLC and High Sierra Energy, LP, announced today a binding open season for up to 1.0 Bcf of firm, high deliverability storage capacity at its Monroe Gas Storage facility currently under construction near the city of Amory, Mississippi.
Haystack landing allows man to share fathera s story
By GWEN SISSON Starkville Daily News Terry Camp said if it wasn't for landing in a haystack, he would not be sharing the story of his father's role in Starkville's aviation history.
Local groups work toward racial reconciliation
Northeast area Mission Mississippi groups Call the group coordinator for specifics about meetings, events: - Amory: Curtis French, 646-0236. - Corinth: Bobby Capps, 424-2091; bcapps@crosswind.ms. - Macon: Richard Malone, 361-1458; rich@lakeforestranch.com. - Okolona: Rev.
Area autorities make drug arrest
The Monroe County Sheriff Dept, Agents from the North Mississippi Narcotics Unit, Ms.