Thursday Jul 2 | Commercial Dispatch
New steel plant headed for Lowndes
About 65 jobs and a $25 million investment soon could be on its way to the Golden Triangle Industrial Park, members of the Lowndes County Board of Supervisors announced during a Tuesday meeting.
Couple shares homemade goodness by side of the road
For dozens of locals and out-of-town visitors each week, Crawford resident Viola Miller is the face of delicious, home-baked goods of all kinds.
Tom Reed loved efficiency, but he could only do so much. Reed had partially owned a factory in Indiana where people made candle-making equipment.
Blame it on the rain: Historic rainfall weighs heavily on farmers
Longtime farmer Glenn Mast noticed a duck swimming between rows in his soybean field this spring.
Librarian plans to reinstate evening hours in Letterkenny
Staffing limits have forced county libraries to cut back on hours, but the County Librarian said she hopes evening hours will be reinstated at the Central Library in Letterkenny in a matter of weeks.
Meth cases dominate Circuit Court session
So far, drug offenders have made up the vast majority of the criminal cases coming before the Lowndes County Circuit Court, the majority of which are related to methamphetamine possession, sale or manufacturing.
If you could work in any other UB job or department for a day, what would it be?
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O'Neal giving someone else a turn
The Crawford town hall soon will lose a familiar face, as a longtime community leader will be stepping down following this year's municipal elections.
Circuit judges hand down sentences
The following cases were processed this week in Lowndes County Circuit Court: -Devonta Lowery, of 26 Wright Chapel St.
Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal
Cook of the Week:Pontotoc English teacher enjoys sweets vicariously
BY GINNA PARSONS Daily Journal PONTOTOC - Judy Rutledge is always making something sweet.
Jossie Redmond of Crawford, Miss, cheers on the National Mall during the Inauguration of President-elect Barack Obama in Washington, Tuesday, Jan.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Plaintiffs Drill Dry Hole in $19 Million Lamar County, Mississippi Case
Mississippi plaintiffs drilled a dry hole when they sued two Texas companies for allegedly producing millions of dollars of natural gas they did not own.
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