Tuesday May 14 | Mississippi Business Journal
C Spire turns on additional 3G sites in Delta, Gulf Coast
Company spokesman Dave Miller says the wireless capability is available now in the southeastern portion of Greenville from Highway 1 to S. Raceway Road as well as in parts of downtown Yazoo City.
Municipal voters will head to the polls today for elections for mayor and aldermen.
By John Howell Sr. Law enforcement officials are pleading for information about a Friday night murder on Boyd Street in Batesville.
By David Howell and Billy Davis Politicking will come to a head next Tuesday when voters go to the polls for races in most of Panola County's municipalities.
Batesville nurse charged with stealing painkillers intended for elderly
A Batesville nurse is facing charges she took controlled painkillers away from patients at a nursing home where she worked.
GE's Ellisville jet composites plant cleared for take off
GE Aviation officially opened its second aviation composites factory in Mississippi Tuesday, putting into operation its new 340,000-square-foot facility in South Mississippi's Ellisville.
MDOT and Batesville police urge motorists to use caution on Highway 6 at the I-55 interchange.
New plant means more active partnership with university
The official opening of GE Aviation's new plant in Ellisville will mark a significant uptick in the partnership between the manufacturer and the University of Southern Mississippi.
Jackson, D-Como, sworn in as Miss. House member
Democratic Rep. Lataisha M. Jackson of Como was sworn in Friday when lawmakers met in special session.
AT&T starts another round of 4G LTE expansion in Denver, Flint, Morgantown, and elsewhere
AT&T's continued expansion of its 4G LTE network today has reached several new markets and expanded coverage in a few others.
By Billy Davis Panola County Solid Waste has officially jumped into the recycling business.
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Gov. Phil Bryant was lavishing praise on just about everyone in the room as he prepared to sign bills expanding the authority for charter schools and making other changes to K-12 education in Mississippi.Among the many people the Republican governor praised during Wednesday's bill signing ceremony at Northwest Rankin High School was Rep.
Job Corps may trim student spots by half in Miss.
More than half of the roughly 850 Job Corps students could be eliminated from the program in Mississippi, and up to 450 staffers' jobs could be in jeopardy under a U.S. Department of Labor budget proposal.