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Two south Mississippi author to sign works in downtown Hattiesburg
Two well-known south Mississippi authors, Carolyn Haines and Anne McKee, will sign their works at Main Street Books, downtown Hattiesburg.
Clay Foster has been named publisher of the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal newspaper in Tupelo.
Two new bridges planned for Tupelo
TUPELO, Miss. a ' Construction is under way on two bridges on State Highway 6 to carry traffic over Willie Moore Road in Tupelo, according to the Mississippi Department of Transportation.
The Vintage Air Tour Blog 3 - On to The Hot Rod Reunion
It was rise and shine Wednesday morning in Tupelo, Mississippi. Rick Love went over the scheduled activities at the regular morning driver's meeting.
Lesbians' testimony exposes church rift
The testimony of a same-sex couple at an annual gathering of United Methodists in Jackson has kindled a controversy over the church's acceptance of homosexuals.
Mississippi startup offers hospitality seating
TUPELO, Miss. a ' Hospitality industry veterans Phil Hoffman and Bill Cotter have launched an upholstered furniture company for the hospitality industry and is looking at adding production for a line of residential seating.
Retirement party set for long-time home economist
A retirement party in Rogersa honor is being held from 2 to 4 p.m. today at Building B at the Bost Extension Center on the MSU campus.
Top Money-Making Dead Celebrities
How do you feel when someone in your line of work makes more money than you? You feel a little put out, right? How would you feel if that person was dead? I imagine you would feel even worse! Such is the case in the field of entertainment and other well-known personages.
Area leaders learn to work together |
City and county lines don't matter, and neither do state lines when it comes to regional economic development.
Glimpse into an empty nest can be lovely
Sometimes after the kids are tucked in, Randy and I will pour bowls of sugary cereal, stretch out on the couch and watch "South Park." It's devious and delightful.
Graceland Wants Your Elvis Story
Managers of Elvis Presley's Graceland are looking for people with personal stories to tell about the king of rock 'n' roll -- people like John "Bull" Bramlett who played touch football with Presley in the 1950s.
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.
Toyota Mulls New North American Locale for Prius Production; Tupelo May Be Out
Lane names Morgan Files VP of advertising
TUPELO, Miss. a ' Morgan Files has been promoted to vice president of advertising for Lane Home Furnishings, becoming the company's first female vice president.
Bryan Fischer , the executive director of the Idaho Values Alliance, will be moving this month from Boise to Tupelo, Mississippi, there to take over a radio talk show .
One Group Aims To Promote Engery Projects In Mississippi
A new nonprofit coalition headed by former Tennessee Valley Authority Chairman Glenn McCullough Jr.
Drowning Pool Schedules 'Crue Fest' Warm-Up Dates
Drowning Pool will warm up for its summer stint on Crue Fest 2 with a short series of headlining dates, beginning on July 7th in Tupelo, Mississippi and ending nine days later on the 16th in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Fischer: Lefty Media Pack Attacks
It's been an instructive experience to watch the left-wing media and blogosphere digest the news that the IVA is in a time of transition as I prepare to assume a new role with the American Family Association in Tupelo, Mississippi.
Christian activist Bryan Fischer announced today that he's leaving Idaho to move to Tupelo, Miss.
$1M Bond Set For Suspect In Trooper's Death
Bond has been set at $1 million for a 25-year-old Baldwyn man charged with felony fleeing and manslaughter following a pursuit that killed a state trooper in northeast Mississippi.
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