Magnolia News

The following people were arrested on felony charges, according to reports released from the Lowndes County Sheriff's Office: Albert Earl Greenlee, 27, of 260 Gregory Road in Columbus, was arrested Nov.

Ten people are expected to graduate Monday from the Pike County Juvenile Drug Court program on Monday.

LAUREL THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Laurel YWCO will host the 20th Annual Holiday Spectacular at 9:30 a.m. Thursday.

Former shotgun world champion John Satterwhite has another series of free shooting classes scheduled for November at the Turcotte Education and Shooting Center on Mississippi 43 near Ross Barnett Reservoir.

The sessions in the symposium are aimed to improve under-performing schools. Teachers agree that they will also help individual students as well.

Erin Blount, right, a senior fashion and merchandising major from Sumrall, Miss.

There is going to be a rumble going on at the Old Jail in Canton Oct. 16-17th. More than 65 rug hookers from all over the Southeast - Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana and Texas - will have their rugs on display while working on their current rug hooking project at the Old Jail House on East Fulton Street in Canton.

ALONG MISSISSIPPI 25 -- By the time dawn broke and the flash floods of Ba ton Rouge were in the rearview mirror, I was used to driving the U-Haul truck.

The Foundation for Mississippi History hopes to raise $10 million over five years for construction of the Museum of Mississippi History.

The Foundation for Mississippi History aims to raise $10 million in five years toward construction of the Museum of Mississippi History.

A certified nurse's assistant has been sentenced to six months probation and ordered to pay $366 in fines and court costs for hitting a vulnerable adult in her care.

The Hattiesburg banking industry continues to grow and offer area residents more options for meeting their banking needs.

The 33-acre center addresses various aspects of nature, from plants to animals. It often features lectures from various experts on a variety of topics.

Amanda Jones, counsel to the governor, spoke about her political passion and the state's pressing budget issues Monday at the 62nd session of Magnolia Girls State.

Six lovely senior women are ready to compete in the Ms. Mississippi Senior America Pageant set for 2 p.m., June 6 at the Magnolia Columns.

Love's Travel Stops has opened a new truck tire service center in Memphis, Tenn.

Seven winners of The Clarion-Ledger's Week on the Water Sweepstakes will soon be enjoying their own time on the water.

Today May 6 HISTORY IS: Ken Carleton, tribal historian for the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, tells the history of the Choctaw at noon at the Winter Building, 200 North St., in this segment of the History Is lunch series.