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Hinds prosecutor's post filled
Supervisors this morning chose Assistant Hinds County Attorney Sherri Flowers to assume the job of the county's top prosecutor.
GOP's special elections losing streak
The result of the NY-23 special election shouldn't have come as a surprise, since Republicans have lost 20 of the past 29 House special elections, dating back to January 2003.
VA-Based National Guard Unit Mobilized for Duty
About 400 members of a Lynchburg-based Virginia National Guard battalion are being mobilized for a security mission in Iraq.
Mississippi woman pleads guilty in Memphis flipping scheme
In the following press release Lawrence J. Laurenzi, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Tennessee announced that Paula Sharice Nelson a/k/a Paula Mason, a/k/a Paula Kimmons, 30, of Southaven, Mississippi, pled guilty to one count of mail fraud and one count of income tax evasion before U.S. District Judge S. Thomas Anderson.
Elvis birthday salute kicks off Jan. 7
The city of Tupelo will celebrate Elvis Presley's 75th birthday in January with special exhibits, art displays and concerts.
Members of 3 Doors Down and Kid Rock's Band Team Up
Members of 3 Doors Down and Kid Rock 's band have teamed up in a new outfit called 7dayBinge , according to a press release.
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South MISSISSIPPIa S Most Wanted
A man accused of murder in Louisiana and drug conspiracy in South Mississippi is among those featured in the latest list of South Mississippi's most wanted criminal suspects.
Havertys Furniture on North Westover Boulevard will be shutting it's doors January 18th.
A Clinton woman accused in January of striking a Northside Elementary school crossing guard with her car lost an appeal Thursday on DUI and reckless driving convictions.
Strayer Education profits up 41%
Strayer Education Inc. stuck to a well-worn path in its latest quarter, reporting record third quarter revenue, profits and enrollment.
Guard equipment to return from Iraq, Congress told
National Guard equipment will be returned from Iraq to the United States and Guard units can fill shortages with equipment currently in use in Iraq, Defense officials told Congress members Oct.
State Libertarian Parties battle for ballot access
In America you have the right to vote for the candidate of your choice. October seems to be Ballot Access Month for the Libertarian Party.
Burkhalter named interim US atty for south Miss.
JACKSON, Miss. - Longtime federal prosecutor Donald R. Burkhalter has been named interim U.S. attorney for southern Mississippi.
Caterpillar picks successor for retiring CEO
Caterpillar Inc named company veteran Doug Oberhelman, head of its engines and turbines unit, to succeed retiring chief executive Jim Owens.
Miss. incumbent leads in 1st District fundraising
Both national parties are looking at north Mississippi's 1st District congressional race as a priority in the 2010 elections.
MDOT: Watch out for deer on roads
From October through late January, deer are more active than ever, especially in November, due to mating season.
GTA Music News: Arrested in Mississippi, BSS Book, Toronto's Electronic Music Scene, & More
In this edition: DD/MM/YYYY arrested in Mississippi, BSS book launch, the state of Toronto's electronic music scene, and new releases coming from Woodhands, Little Girls, The Hoa Hoa's, Graham Wright, and more.
Health Departments Have Seasonal Flu Vaccine
Seasonal flu shots are now available at all Mississippi State Department of Health county clinics.
Enhancing the Kinga s Museum in Tupelo
Officials and supporters of the Elvis Presley Birthplace again will ask legislators to love them tender when the 2010 session begins in January.
Keenum Formally Installed As 19Th President Of Msu
Mark Keenum promised to uphold academic excellence Friday as he was formally installed as 19th president of Mississippi State University.
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