Nov 7, 2009 | Commercial Appeal
Records: Morgan Freeman settles Mississippi car wreck lawsuit
The woman injured when actor Morgan Freeman lost control and flipped her car end over end on a two-lane Mississippi highway in 2008 has settled out of court with the actor for her injuries.
Three defendants charged with shoplifting in Batesville stores came before Judge Bill McKenzie during Batesville Municipal Court Wednesday.
Appeals Court to hear slaying case
30 before the state Court of Appeals. The case involving Terry Madden, of Webb, is among dozens the Appeals Court will consider during the September-October term.
GETTING THE MOST from on-farm grain storage requires careful planning to insure that facilities fit the farm's needs, and a commitment to management of stored grain to insure quality.
Mississippi Delta roads benefiting from stimulus
JACKSON - The federal stimulus package has helped keep some contractors in business, and will give towns in the Mississippi Delta a public service they've gone without for decades: paved streets.
Miss. Power's expedited approval process denied
The Mississippi Public Service Commission recently rejected Mississippi Power Co.'s request for an expedited approvals process for its proposed $2 billion coal burning plant, which would be built in Kemper County if the commission approves.