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(4 p.m.) Miss. Power passes needs test from PSC
The Mississippi Public Service Commission has decided Miss. Power has the "need" for additional generating capacity and energy - A A a big step for the future of the Kemper County lignite coal plant.
After years of voicing concerns, some residents in Kemper County say their prayers have been answered.
Kemper JROTC Passes Inspection
You could hear a pin drop in the gym at Kemper County High School, while the Army Junior ROTC cadets underwent an inspection that is done every three years.
Miss. Appeals Court denies post-conviction claim
The state Court of Appeals has rejected the post-conviction claims of David Martin Robert of Meridian, who's serving life without parole for a 1999 slaying at a Porterville nightclub.
Play it cool with fall gardens
Nel Neal estimates that only one out of 10 people who grow vegetables in the spring and summer do so in the fall and winter.
PSC rejects positive energy standards
The Mississippi's Public Service Commission has rejected all five of the standards of the 2005 Energy Policy Act: smart metering; interconnection; fuel source; fuel efficiency and net metering.
NAS Meridian fire chief recognized for his service
By Brian Livingston blivingston@themeridianstar.com When you spend 27 years of your life, putting that life on the line for others, it is nice to be recognized for that dedication and work.
Clayton and Family Friends Celebrate 101
Family and friends of Fannie Clayton marked a very special occasion Wednesday afternoon.
Energy funding carbon-capture efforts
WASHINGTON a ' U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu announced that $55 million would be made available to develop advanced technologies that can capture carbon dioxide from flue gases at existing power plants so that the greenhouse gas may be sequestered or put to beneficial use.
Kemper County not place for coal plant
It appears The Clarion-Ledger has been enticed to sell the propaganda of the coal industry .
Reliable power drives economic development
The Georgia-Tech study cited by the Sierra Club's Louis Miller in Sunday's paper is available online.
Searching for a win-win for Lignite with Net Metering
I've been watching with interest as Mississippi Power builds its case for a lignite coal plant in Kemper County.
The Mississippi Public Service Commission has until Nov. 10 to make a decision on whether there is a need for a new power plant in the state.
Author Harry MacLean on Mississippi
Wednesday, October 7 W. Kessler Ltd. presents "Rave On," a musical production about Buddy Holly, at Thalia Mara Hall at 7:30 p.m. ... The Mississippi State Fair begins today at the Mississippi State Fairgrounds.
PSC seeks public comment on proposed Misssissippi Power plant
JACKSON -- Southern District Public Service Commissioner Leonard Bentz IS remindING Mississippians that anyone who wishes to participate and testify as a public witness may be allowed to comment on the proposed Mississippi Power's Kemper County IGCC plant, on Friday in Jackson.
PSC Hearing on Kemper County plant
Community members stood outside a public service commission hearing Monday morning, in opposition to the plan to build a new power plant in Kemper county.
CON: Don't buy into myths on costly idea
The Mississippi Sierra Club, AFL-CIO and NAACP strongly oppose Mississippi Power Company's proposal to build a $2.2 billion dollar 'clean coal' plant and adjoining mine in Kemper County.
"It was a high speed chase and he got to speeds over 100 miles per hour." Kemper County Sheriff James Moore is talking about a high speed chase that began when the driver of a car fled the scene after being stopped by a deputy.
Hearing Dates Set for Mississippi Power Project
The Mississippi Public Service Commission has set hearing dates for Phase 1 of Mississippi Power's plans for an electric generating plant in Kemper County.
Some Residents Moved from Personal Care Home
Authorities said Friday that five of the eight special needs residents at a personal care home in Kemper County have been moved.
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