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Land for Sale in UNION, Mississippi
Description: 80 - 100 Acres w/ half in mature virgin hardwood. Has 2 live creeks with mutiple wildlife.......deer..ducks...squirrel....turkeys.........racoons. This property is located in Neshoba County off rd 127 on the south side.
Just before noon Saturday a fire of suspicious origins broke out in an abandoned mobile home at 5714 Highway 11 South.
The TLC network says it's suing Jon Gosselin for breaching his contract as star of the reality show "Jon & Kate Plus 8." The lawsuit, filed Friday in Maryland, alleges that Gosselin hasn't met the obligations of his contract as an exclusive employee, has appeared on other programs for pay and made unauthorized disclosures about the show.
Barry Reaches Out to Neighbors
Bridge building was one of the main themes of Cheri Barry's campaign for mayor of Meridian.
2 still hospitalized from Madison wreck
Two motorists remain hospitalized following a collision on Monday along I-55 in Madison.
Denson leads BFL, but needs sun to shine
Shannon Denson, always tough on Barnett Reservoir in the summer, has the lead after Day 1 of the season-ending Mississippi Division of the Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League event.
AT&T workers in MS and eight other states talk possible strike
Negotiations are underway to prevent what labor union members say could be droves of AT&T customers loosing service.
AT&T workers in MS and eight other states talk possible strike
Negotiations are underway to prevent what labor union members say could be droves of AT&T customers loosing service.
Black and blue camp needs re-enactors
Our upcoming second annual Black and Blue Civil War Living History Camp presenting the Miss-Lou black experience in the Civil War still has openings for volunteer actors.
AT&T workers in MS and eight other states talk possible strike
Negotiations are underway to prevent what labor union members say could be droves of AT&T customers loosing service.
A daughter, Mary Haddox, was born to Nick and Hailey Tucker on June 21, 2009, at Woman's Hospital.
ACLU Says DHS Gave False Info At Abstinence Summit
The American Civil Liberties Union said it wants the Department of Human Services held accountable for spending taxpayer dollars on an abstinence summit.
We trusted Cronkite back when the world was larger
Perhaps it is my age, but I have found it disconcerting in recent days to see all the color film and video clips and still photographs of the late Walter Cronkite.
When Andrew Jackson roamed the Mississippi hills a
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.
The lineup: Neshoba County Fair speakers
My dear departed friend Gale Denley said years ago of his first visit to the Neshoba County Fair: 'It's a lot like what I always imagined Hell would be - it's hot, it's dusty and all my friends are there.' Gale has graduated to the Fair Eternal, but the political speaking he loved so much will continue in the fair's grand tradition.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Mental disability key to death row appeal
After a change of attorneys and a refiling of briefs, Mississippi death row inmate Howard Dean Goodin will argue before state's highest court that he is mentally disabled and should not be put to death.
Reber and Lula Bell Rivers of Union announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Diane Rivers, to John Douglas 'J.D.' Backstrom Jr., son of Doug and Rebecca Backstrom of Hattiesburg.
LaFrancis will give Memorial Day presentation at gallery
Monday the United States will celebrate Memorial Day, which was first observed in 1868 by placing flowers on the graves of Union and Confederate soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery.
Poll: 1% Jackson tax hike OK with majority
If Jackson voters had the chance on June 2, a majority say they would cast ballots in favor of a proposed 1 percent sales tax increase, according to a Clarion-Ledger poll.