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A groundbreaking ceremony was held Friday for a new Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Newton County.

Sticking up from the red dirt were several shovels with hard hats resting on top of them.

Dylan Harris sings with Mordechai bandmate Mitchell Gruich at a oeHowl at the Moona in Universal Studio 6 in Hollywood, Calif.

Retired Navy veteran Timothy Lockey of Collinsville has been named director for the Veterans Memorial Cemetery being constructed near Newton.

Louisville Police officer stops mobile meth lab A traffic stop in Louisville Saturday led to a drug arrest and seizure of an alleged mobile meth lab.

Temp: 89.0 F Heat Index: 91 F Meridian, Key Field, MS The body of Army Sgt. Matthew Ingram was returned to Mississippi Friday morning.

Arrangements have been finalized for the funeral of Army Sgt. Matthew Ingram, 25, who died last week during combat in Kunar Province, Afghanistan.

The conference room at the Mississippi State University Extension Experimental Station on Hwy.

As I sat on the night of July 4, I was thrilled to witness a fireworks display to rival that of any of the local towns in our area, however, this Fourth of July celebration was at a private home located in Kemper County.

If the Mississippi Veteran's Memorial Cemetery project were a military action, even the legendary WW II warhorse Gen.

Home : Features : News : Pro Golfer Ken Green Invovled In Fatal Accident Pro Golfer Ken Green Invovled In Fatal Accident 11-Jun-2009 Written by: Jaime Lauren Green Ken Green's brother and girlfriend were killed in an RV accident.

In truly sad news, veteran PGA Tour Player Ken Green was injured, and his brother/caddie and girlfriend killed in an RV accident.

Professional golfer Ken Green is in good condition after a recreational vehicle accident in Mississippi that killed two others.

Despite a caustic letter sent to Newton residents four days before the mayoral election that tried to set race relations back in the town by 40 years, David Carr was able to comfortably win the mayor's seat Tuesday with 68 percent of the vote.

The State Veterans Affairs Board has received permission from the Veterans Administration to solicit for construction of Mississippi's first state-operated cemetery for military veterans.