Jul 30, 2008 | Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal
Last week's release of results from Mississippi's strengthened statewide grade-and-subject-specific school tests, administered during the spring semester, and it more clearly defines what we must achieve to ...
Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal
Last week's release of results from Mississippi's strengthened statewide grade-and-subject-specific school tests, administered during the spring semester, and it more clearly defines what we must achieve to ...
A Monroe County man died Wednesday after receiving burns during a Monday fire in Amory.
A Monroe County man died Wednesday after receiving burns during a Monday fire in Amory.
Library open house showcases renovations
Monday's open house for the newly renovated Webster County Public Library was a great success, according to Librarian Dot McCorkle Approximately 185 people came to see the renovations, which were funded through ...
Future Bobcats well-represented in All-Star contests
ELLISVILLE - Several future Jones County Junior College Bobcats will be participating in Mississippi Association of Coaches All-Star contests this week.
Smoking: City falls short of OK'ing a total ban
Anti-smoking forces are claiming victory with the City Council's vote Tuesday to expand the city's 2003 ordinance, which prohibits smoking in most public places, to restaurants.
Clinton exploring limits on smoking
Clinton residents on Tuesday can give their thoughts on a proposed city ordinance that would prohibit anyone from lighting up at a restaurant, bar or other public venue.
Barbour OKs incentive bill for rebar mill
JACKSON - A new state law allows the northeast Mississippi city of Amory to issue $5 million in bonds to help a company develop a steel rebar minimill.
Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal
Legislation passed to build Amory steel mill
By Bobby Harrison Daily Journal Jackson Bureau JACKSON - The city of Amory can issue up to $5 million in bonds to allow a private company to make its own infrastructure improvements in an area it plans to ...