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Plenty to do this Halloween weekend
By Davida Hill-Beckum Daily Times Leader In West Point one can find plenty to do this Halloween weekend.
Wilson to Leave Noxubee Alliance
The executive director of the Noxubee Economic and Community Development Alliance will be stepping down Jan.
Noxubee economic development head resigns
Brian Wilson, chief economic development officer for Noxubee County, today announced his departure from the Noxubee Alliance effective Jan.
Young to keynote NAACP banquet
Young to keynote NAACP banquet The Choctaw County NAACP will host the annual Freedom Fund Banquet October 10.
In my almost two years as secretary of state, I have worked to make government open and accessible to the public.
Song of the Day: Big Joe was his Name
"A n incredibly gifted out-of-the-box guitarist, excellent songwriter and rich voiced singer, Big Joe Williams was also a fighter, and one of the more idiosyncratic, temperamental characters to ever play the blues.
Vote nears on county reps to state retirement board
County employees in the state's retirement system can cast votes beginning Sept.
Veteran Chicago blues singer Jesse Fortune dead
Veteran Chicago blues singer Jesse Fortune is dead at the age of 79. Authorities say Fortune, who was most active in the 1950s and 60s, collapsed on stage while performing at a West Side club and pronounced dead early Monday morning at Mt.
Circuit court sentencings handed down
The following sentencings were handed down during the current session of 16th Circuit Court in Lowndes County: Dekariol Hopkins, of 139 Winston Road in Columbus, pleaded guilty to sexual battery and burglary of a dwelling.
4-piece parlor suite by John H. Belter realizes $11,550 at on-site auction held by Stevens
This beautiful parlor suite by John Henry Belter was the top lot of the sale, bringing $11,550. In all, about 550 lots changed hands at the sale.
4-piece parlor suite by John H. Belter realizes $11,550 at on-site auction held by Stevens
This beautiful parlor suite by John Henry Belter was the top lot of the sale, bringing $11,550. In all, about 550 lots changed hands at the sale.
Majority of Burns Bottom landowners open to selling property to county
Lowndes County officials during the next few weeks will move closer to securing land for the proposed soccer complex project in Columbus' Burns Bottom area, amid unanswered questions of how the project would be funded.
The following people were arrested on felony charges, according to reports released from the Lowndes County Sheriff's Office: Jessica Haynes, 30, of 450 Downs Road in Columbus, was arrested July 21 by the LCSO on one count of burglary.
2 Noxubee men arrested; drugs, cash seized
Local and state officials arrested two men over the weekend in Noxubee County, seizing an assortment of drugs, cash and vehicles.
Miss. election laws in dispute, but cheaters don't care
Tupelo has 35,000 people. In this year's Democratic municipal primary, 33 absentee ballots were tallied.
Possible voter fraud in Columbus, Macon
Whether a case of voter fraud or a side effect of poor voter turnout, state and local election officials are concerned about the number of absentee ballots cast in Columbus during the city's May 5 primary elections.
Drug, shoplifting cases processed in 16th circuit court in Lowndes Co.
The following cases were processed during the current term of the 16th Circuit Court in Lowndes County: Richard Foss, of 30154 Seymore Road in Nettleton, pleaded guilty to one count of perjury.
Call for ballot reform renewed
Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann renewed his call for ballot reform Thursday, citing unusually high numbers of absentee ballots cast in some Mississippi primary elections.