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Teacher workshops center on conservation education
Teachers interested in learning more about conservation education can register for the 50th annual Teachers Conservation Workshop, to be held twice this summer.
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Corn planting in Mississippi running a little behind
Young corn had emerged in late April at Mississippi State University's Delta Research and Extension Center in Stoneville.
University of Phoenix and American Hotel & Lodging Educational...
The partnership will help EI students leverage their EI training and professional certifications to further their postsecondary education, an increasingly important step for those looking to advance in the hospitality industry.
Judge denies Manning new trial in 1993 slayings
A judge has denied Willie Jerome Manning's request for a new trial in the 1993 slayings of a 90-year-old woman and her 60-year-old daughter in Starkville.
Tornado Alley: It could be anywhere
Kendra Riel, left, Alicia Riel and Brock Hubble, front, look for salvageable items at 15th and Santa Fe streets in Moore, Okla.
MSU to welcome Boys State participants May 26
Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant and Republican U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker lead a list of speakers for the American Legion's Boys State on the campus of Mississippi State University this month.
Miss. crop planting lags behind schedule
Ernie Flint, an agronomist at the Mississippi State University Extension Service, says many of the state's farmers are running about month behind but still have time to catch up before it's too late to plant crops.
That's how "Pretty Woman" ended up with a feel-good ending and why "Fatal Attraction" wasn't even darker than it was.
Teachers of the Year for Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District
The Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District recognized the Teachers of the Year for individual schools and the district during the May school board meeting held last week.
Two Metairie Scouts earn Eagle rank for help with convent, Lafreniere Park
Walter Ross III and Alexander Johnson recently earned the rank of Eagle Scout. Both are members of Boy Scout Troop 491 and were recognized for their achievements during a recent Court of Honor, held at St.
Municipalities are beachheads of opportunity
In a recent Tuesday the streets of many of our municipalities were lined with fellow citizens and supporters of mayoral, aldermanic and council candidates waving signs and banners in behalf of their favorites.
Legendary piano graces Clay County
A Steinway & Sons piano that belonged to legendary pianist Vladimir Horowitz has been touring the country, and on Tuesday evening, the piano was featured in West Point for a reception hosted by the Mississippi State University College of Education and Department of Music.
Willie Manning's second death penalty case awaiting judge's decision
Willie Jerome Manning, who won a stay of execution in one capital case, waits to hear if an Oktibbeha County judge agrees he was denied a fair trial in 1996 when he was sentenced to death for the slayings of two women.
About 3,000 Mississippi seniors may not graduate
State officials are trying to retest hundreds of seniors who flunked required exams for graduation.
Donald Grebner co-authors forestry book
Mississippi State University professor Donald Grebner is the lead author on a new forestry and natural resources textbook.
Alexandra Hui awarded National Science Foundation grant
Mississippi State University assistant history professor Alexandra Hui has been awarded the first major National Science Foundation grant ever presented to a humanities department at the university.
Southern Miss, MSU Space Cowboys team up on rocket parts project
The Mississippi Polymer Institute at The University of Southern Mississippi has teamed up with Mississippi State University's Space Cowboys rocket team to produce 3D printed parts for its rocket build.
UTC Chancellor-elect Dr. Steven Angle and Interim Chancellor Dr. Grady Bogue have named Dr.
Mother of murdered MSU student wants killer put to death
The mother of a murdered Mississippi State University student wants to know why the execution of her daughter's killer has been blocked.
Insurance leader visits Cleveland
"I love what I do. I love serving the state of Mississippi," said Mike Chaney, Mississippi commissioner of insurance, recently when he visited Cleveland.