Aberdeen, MS News

• Aberdeen, MS News
• In memoriam: Monument honors black WWII soldier’s sacrifice
• OUR OPINION: Honoring the idea they have died for
• Session spawns tax votes
• BILL CRAWFORD: Back to the future in education
• Tupelo cracks down on outdoor storage violations
• Americans honor troops for Memorial Day
• Almost half of new vets seek disability
• Tropical Storm Beryl nears southeastern US coast
• Mississippi State wins SEC title, 3-0 over Vanderbilt
• Woman found dead in car in Corinth; foul play not suspected
• OUR OPINION: Moving forward on homelessness vital
• YOUR OPINION: Letters to the NEMS Daily Journal
• LLOYD GRAY: Making the grade gets tough
• ROGER RUFE: Lessons to heed for drilling in the Arctic Ocean
• ROLLING THUNDER - Annual ride makes big racket for troops
• Man gets 20 years for burglary
• High-speed chase ongoing on Trace
• Mississippi State tops Kentucky 2-1 in SEC semis
• Saltillo man dies in accident
• Aberdeen man dies from motorcycle wreck injuries
• $500 haircuts sell out in Tupelo
• Little-known heroes lift Bulldogs to SEC semis
• Players approach NEMCABB differently
• Britton, Pollorena deliver for MSU
• 40 Days of Honor: From sacrifice to celebration
• MSU rallies past LSU
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG: What does a $500 haircut look like?
• Sports Poll
• Tupelo man accused in car burglary
• On the fly: Try lightweight gear for bass management
• West Point man builds glass greenhouse for his tropical plants
• ERROL CASTENS: Holding strong after 21 years
• OUR OPINION: Mississippi gains parallel some pesky negative facts
• SEC NOTEBOOK: Wildcats get revenge on Bulldogs
• Wildcats send Bulldogs to loser's bracket
• Mississippi State earns first place finish in Ecocar 2 competition
• Hamilton man faces drug charges after arrest
• Kentucky tops Mississippi State 5-1 in SEC tourney
• TPSD’s Hill named superintendent in Natchez
• Marker to honor Opry humorist Rod Brasfield in Smithville
• Barbour-pardoned Bostick set for formal charges in Pontotoc
• Scott Chism & the Better Half release debut CD
• OUR POLL: Tupelo prepares outreach to collect delinquent fines
• SEC BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: Bianco taking close look at Hively
• Stratton, Bulldogs knock off SEC champ LSU
• David Wheeler on High School Sports May 23, 2012
• Southeast Lauderdale edges Kossuth in 3A baseball title game
• Fulton woman shoots at suspected burglar
• Tupelo chooses abstinence-only sex education class
• Inquiry hears of wider Secret Service misbehavior
• 10 Things to Know for Wednesday
• OUR OPINION: Silver Airways booked for new Tupelo route
• COOK OF THE WEEK: Self-trained chef enjoys cooking for Scouts at Camp Yocona
• COOK OF THE WEEK: Charles Pride recipes
• GINNA PARSONS: Absent child makes it easy to try pork dish
• Biz Buzz: 'Toddlers & Tiaras' filming in Tupelo; Shogun closed for good
• Miss. Gulf Coast teen drowns day after graduating
• Delta State earns berth in Division II CWS
• Bryant signs law limiting attorney general's power
• Houston pitcher Gravat signs with Northeast
• Private supply ship rockets toward space station
• OUR OPINION: Eviction of homeless can’t be the end of it
• Economists: 7.5% unemployment by end of year
• UN nuclear chief : Deal with Iran reached on probe
• Evictions: City acts on homeless complaints
• Miss. convicts appeal against planned executions
• Bond set in north Miss. highway shooting case
• Webb steps down as Pontotoc High School baseball coach
• Analysis: Mississippi voter ID law not yet fully funded
• Mississippi Catholic groups sue over birth control rule
• 10 Things to Know for Monday
• Kossuth Aggies, Southeast Lauderdale Tigers tangle for 3A state title today
• OUR OPINION: Hard work gets Okolona moving
• BRAD LOCKE: Bulldogs' offense coming around
• PARRISH ALFORD: Ole Miss hitters still looking for consistency at plate
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees dies at 62
• Youth minister arrested for filming dressing room
• Teen killed driving home from music festival
• Sweep sets up another Class 3A title defense
• Protesters stream into Chicago park for NATO march
• Seniors say goodbye
• Hancock Fabrics at a crossroads
• Slimy ash heap of history
• OUR OPINION: Caterpillar digs more deeply with its regional footprint
• Queens of 1A - Lady Seminoles complete softball title sweep
• 2 dead in Booneville crash
• Viewing events, eyewear urged for 'Ring of Fire'
• Prosecutors: Trio planned to attack Obama's HQ
• Bruce blasts end Hatley’s season in North State finals
• Smithville, Houston win state fastpitch softball titles; Bruce wins 2A baseball
• Milestone moment: Tupelo seniors sent on new path
• Existing industry honored at Corinth luncheon
• OUR OPINION: Healthy eating requires good habits
• Senior gift: Little-used Laufenberg leads Lady Toppers to win
• Facebook stock finishes flat in debut
• Sports Poll
• Neighbors: Highway shooting suspect a regular guy
• Hamilton man arrested
• Tupelo teams win bridge building national title
• FUNDRAISER CHAMPIONS
• Tweens, teen should get vaccines too
• Trojans need 9 innings to take game 1
• How music therapy can reduce stress, ease pain
• Big innings doom Aggies
• Tupelo packed with weekend events
• Miss. police hold possible cop impersonator
• Mississippi Board of Education could return Okolona district to local control
• House to get interim state superintendent post
• Aberdeen-based music label keeps it in the family
• Tate and Humphreyes cases might link to highway murders
• Our Opinion: MDA boss brings energetic skills
• Delta ‘willing to work’ with Silver Airways
• Aberdeen case moves to district court
• Companies: Do Facebook ads pay?
• Local students accepted to service academies
• Mississippi gov to sign voter ID bill Thursday
• Small ball helps Lady Tigers advance to 2A title series
• UPDATE: Traffic is moving on Barnes Crossing Road
• Oktibbeha Co. sheriff gets $35K grants
• Pontotoc utility customers to see lower rates
• Ten Aberdeen seniors may not graduate, 13 others said to be at risk
• Cupcake Couture
• Graduation Day: TPD's newest complete rigorous training
• OUR OPINION: Natural gas factors put state on top
• Company asks court to uphold award against Hancock
• Falcons sign OT Lamar Holmes to 4-year deal
• 4 from Miss. added to national officers' memorial
• Sports Poll
• Officials tie up loose ends over Mayes reward
• Army opens jobs in combat battalions to women
• Ex-tabloid editor faces phone hacking charges
• Bryant expected to name new MDA head today
• ‘Always nice’ Family, friends say they knew a different Adam Mayes
• MSU pitcher Stratton wins Ferris Trophy
• OUR OPINION: Chickasaw culture gets new priority
• Romanowski overcomes obstacles to become artist
• Student with flesh-eating bug mouths questions
• MSU's Stratton Wins Ferriss Trophy
• Panthers still searching for quarterback
• Drug arrests
• New 'super' PAC hopes to woo younger voters
• June trial set in child porn case
• JPMorgan exec becomes first casualty of bad trade
• 1 in 3 autistic young adults lack jobs, education
• Attorney asks for delay in bank robbery trial
• College Baseball May 13, 2012
• Gunman kills member of Afghan peace council
• After 114 years, every acre of Miss. soil mapped
• St. Joe ends Smithville run in playoffs
• Bruce defense holds tight against Hamilton for sweep
• Change in race course met with approval
• Mississippi woman to be in 'Food Network' show
• She’s no tiger mom – but she is a dragon
• OUR OPINION: Recovery of girls paramount in search
• Bouncing rhymes around with Mom
• Possible tornado causes damage in Stone County
• Jury: Hudson stardom no factor in murders verdict
• Starkville celebrates 175 years
• 3 Razorback football players charged with burglary
• Rescued girl tells sister: 'Now we can go home'
• M. SCOTT MORRIS: Saying so long to an old friend
• CHURCH PROFILE: Mt. Olive Baptist Church
• Oxford, Myrtle girls run to state titles
• RHETA GRIMSLEY JOHNSON: Conscience for the poor lives in a small Alabama office
• Sports Poll
• Hudson family slayings suspect convicted of murder
• Mississippi officials provide more details on rescue of Tennessee girls
• Legendary car designer, racer Shelby dies at 89
• Lady Tigers sweep East Webster to make North Half
• Going batty
• DAVID IGNATIUS: Libyan missiles spike concern
• King goes distance for Bruce, shuts down Hatley
• Pontotoc girls seek 3rd state track title
• Host ICC Indians pound Bulldogs
• UPDATE: Adam Mayes found; missing girls safe
• Ward trial: Jury can't agree, will return to talks Friday
• Manhunt for kidnapping suspect Adam Mayes frightens community
• Patterson to retire from BancorpSouth
• NAACP asks feds to block Mississippi voter ID law
• MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Avengers’ a triumph of action, humor, storytelling
• OUR OPINION: Rural post office backers make case
• Baldwyn secures third straight 2A golf title
• Tupelo Golden Wave roll to fifth straight golf title
• New Albany, Oxford take tennis titles
• Ward trial: Jury decides to try again Thursday
• SEC suspends MSU's Cohen one game
• AHS art show tomorrow
• Against Obama, even a jailbird gets some votes
• Hatley comes from behind to make North finals
• COOKS OF THE WEEK: Prentiss County couple lives off bounty of their land
• COOKS OF THE WEEK RECIEPS: Joan and Luther Moorman
• GINNA PARSONS:Chicken salad recipe sounds interesting
• Two arraigned in connection with murder, kidnapping
• BRAD LOCKE: Next two weekends will test MSU’s winning ways
• Judge denies motion for mistrial in Baxter case
• Sports Poll
• Hosemann: Miss. voter ID might not get fair review
• Waters closed, oysters recalled after 14 illnesses
• Mom, daughter found dead; 2 sisters still missing
• Study: Lack of night entertainment hurts Tupelo
• OUR OPINION: Health Care Zone law
• Banks of all sizes begin to boost dividends
• CHARLIE MITCHELL: Cool’ a constant description; what’s ‘cool’ is not
• UPDATE: Bodies of Tenn. mom, daughter found in Miss.
• Ward trial: Gun trainer insists S&W firearm does not go off accidentally
• Three finalists named for Ferriss Trophy
• Tuition rising 8.5 percent at Mississippi universities
• Skylar preparing for tour; on Anderson Cooper tonight
• Tupelo’s West returns to defend 6A golf title
• OUR OPINION: ATV laws need legislative scrutiny
• BILL CRAWFORD: Lucas in USM relief again
• DANA MILBANK: Foreign policy leader Dick Lugar endangered by GOP
• MHSAA baseball, softball playoffs resume tonight
• Seminoles finally run out of luck
• George Lindsey, known as TV's Goober Pyle, dies
• UPDATE: Law enforcement searching in Union County
• College Baseball May 6, 2012
• Keselowski gets push from Busch to win Talladega
• FBI works to ID 2 dead; mom, kids had been missing
• Tourism jobs come back in 2011
• DENNIS SEID: Shopping local more important than ever
• HOMEGROWN: Shannon’s Jewelry
• Power surge: Rebels even series with unlikely home run help
• UPDATE: Two bodies found in Mississippi during search for mom, girls
• Hundreds mourn slain Pearl officer
• I'll Have Another wins the Kentucky Derby
• College Baseball May 5, 2012
• UPDATE: Mississippi State student from Tupelo dies in auto accident
• Church Profile: St. James Catholic Church
• Stratton stifles Tide, improves to 9-0
• Rebels can't capitalize as Tigers take Game 1
• Hosts score three in 7th to complete TCPS rally
• Houston's Gravat mows down Corinth
• Sports Poll
• Cheapest gas: Booneville 5/4/12
• TBI says 3 sisters have been in Mississippi
• Ward trial: Jury recesses for weekend, work resumes Monday
• Experts unlike ruling in Facebook speech case
• Sykes remains Ward 1 alderman
• Baseball: Changes have paid dividends for Chris Stratton
• Second co-defendant in Holt death pleads
• Ward Trial: Lost bullet found, no match for gun print
• Rebels get division-leading LSU at home
• Ward trial: SPD 'finds' missing bullet, expert says no I.D. on gun print
• Seau's death ruled a suicide
• Mississippi Legislature ends its 2012 session
• Another man arrested in alleged murder plot in Greenwood
• RECKLESS DRIVER
• Bulldogs keeping Sunday options open
• Tupelo dog ordinance in limbo
• OUR OPINION: Public transit talks face expense, expanse
• Ward trial: Saltillo officer first on scene of McCoy’s shooting
• Legislature OKs restrictions on attorney general
• Dual enrollment bill awaits Miss. gov's signature
• Anthony Cook named Amory superintendent
• Strong hail storms move through Tupelo (Storify included)
• Suspects arraigned on drug charges in Monroe County
• Construction to begin on cotton gin in Noxubee County
• COOK OF THE WEEK: Claudette Pounders recipes
• GINNA PARSONS: The BLT just got better
• Pearl of an outing for Laxer, Rebels
• PARRISH ALFORD: With Henderson in lineup, Rebels will have a shot
• Morrow will be big target for MSU
• Former generals say Miss. needs preschool program
• Tupelo pit bull ordinance dies
• Sports Poll
• Mississippi Senate unveils its redistricting map
• Aberdeen city officials sworn in
• UK lawmakers: Rupert Murdoch unfit to lead company
• Europe workers denounce austerity on May Day
• 1 year on from OBL raid, no answers from Pakistan
• Eagles happy to move up for MSU’s Fletcher Cox
• A culmination: THS seniors present their projects
• Obama: Marking bin Laden death isn't 'celebration'
• Baseball: Blue Mountain College upsets Freed-Hardeman
• Mississippi Legislature finishes passing budget bills
• FedEx donates $2.5M for Memphis stadium work
• Marine from Mississippi killed in Afghanistan
• Mississippi offices closed Monday for Confederate day
• In Monroe County, lessons from a preschool program
• 10 Things to Know for Monday
• OUR OPINION: Code enforcement key for Tupelo
• SID SALTER: Cochran stands in center of food assistance battle
• Baseball: Mississippi State wins series over Ole Miss
• UAB tops Southern Miss in extra innings on Senior Day
• Edwards and Stewart leave Richmond unhappy
• Hatley shuts out JZ George to advance in playoffs
• WEEKEND BOX OFFICE: 'Avengers' hurtles to $178.4M overseas debut
• Rite-Kem might be right fire ant killer
• OUR OPINION: Cochran works the process for Mississippi’s fair share
• Smithville remembers - Town honors those lost, looks to the future
• Tupelo gets tough on codes
• STATE OPINION: Coast agrees on need for tourism agency
• Report: 1 dead after St. Louis tent collapse
• Rebels down Mississippi State 6-2, even series
• Smithville focuses on recovery
• UPDATE: One injured in shooting in Tupelo
• Falcons draft Mississippi State safety Charles Mitchell
• Saltillo First United Methodists celebrate past, look forward to future
• CHURCH PROFILE: Mantee Baptist Church
• OUR OPINION: Other is a handy term
• M. SCOTT MORRIS: Spring day blends with arc of time
• Walls remodels Tupelo location
• Sports Poll
• Biz Buzz Blog: Gas prices for April 27, 2012
• USM official says athletic department $1M in debt
• MONROE COUNTY PHOTOS
• MSU's Cox goes 12th overall to Philadelphia
• Norwood returns home to coach Wave
• Bulldogs entertain Rebels
• Buchanan's role expanding for Rebels
• One breed, two stories: Pit bulls' nature varies with who you ask
• Eagles move up to get DT Fletcher Cox
• Mississippi State signs guard Andre Applewhite
• Miss. House OKs redistricting plan favoring GOP
• Voter ID bill gets final approval in Miss. House
• Death of Alcorn County man found near Ark. highway a homicide
• BILL MINOR: New law opens door for return of Mississippi marriage mills
• SID SALTER: Social Security and Medicare continue slide toward insolvency
• Marshall County officials seek kidnap, assault suspect
• Ole Miss hierarchy spreads message in Tupelo
• MSU’s Cox climbing draft board
• Smithville woman charged with kidnapping, raping minors
• Freese, Lynn lead Cardinals over Cubs 5-1
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG UPDATES
• Wicker, Cochran urge severe weather prep
• Oxford School board to rebid high school construction
• Discovery of mad cow in Calif. was stroke of luck
• Burger King makes cage-free promise
• OUR OPINION: Saltillo moves toward a thoroughfare program
• Supreme Court takes up Arizona immigration law
• Your Opinion: April 25, 2012
• Mississippi Department of Education officially takes over Aberdeen School District
• Lee Schools' Thweatt indicted, Auditor's Office says
• Questions, answers about arrest in the Gulf spill
• Sports Poll
• Miss. House map expected for unveiling Wednesday
• Man wanted in shootout with trooper captured
• Police chief in Martin case remains under scrutiny
• Company aims to strike it rich by mining asteroids
• House deals blow to charters
• Citizens, supporters, parents, teachers and students have an opportunity today at 6 p.m. to hear directly from the state's conservator about what's ahead for and what's required of the Aberdeen Public Schools
• Mississippi House asks for charter-school talks with Senate
• BancorpSouth profit jumps, loan set-aside shrinks
• Mississippi Hound Dogs future in doubt
• Social Security heading for insolvency even faster
• Exhibition features Smithville student
• OUR OPINION: Only better funding will halt tuition spiral
• YOUR OPINION: April 23, 2012
• KATHLEEN PARKER: Dogs, chapter 2: Are we all howling mad on the canine issue?
• SID SALTER: Reeves’ decision to buck Tea Party has precedents
• Prep baseball, softball playoffs resume today
• 1 in 2 new graduates are jobless or underemployed
• College Baseball April 22, 2012
• Sports Poll
• WEEKEND BOX OFFICE: 'Think Like a Man' muscles in at No. 1 with $33M
• Death, taxes & crappie a constant in April
• Smithville Tornado Photo Gallery: A look back
• ‘Yes, we’re coming back’ - Smithville rebuilds a year after devastation
• A day that changed a town forever
• New Smithville gym planned for more than basketball
• Smithville businesses come back, slowly but surely
• Amory schools to teach abstinence-only sex ed
• QB Russell throws for 2 TDs at MSU spring game
• College Baseball April 21, 2012
• Watergate figure Charles Colson has died at 80
• Red outlasts Blue in overtime at Ole Miss Grove Bowl
• OUR OPINION: A new light erases shadows in humans’ interrelatedness
• RHETA GRIMSLEY JOHNSON: Books’ magnetism draws readers into the tether of words
• Children, youth participate in State Bible Drills at Harrisburg Baptist Church
• ERROL CASTENS: Biblical literacy is for everyone
• Religion Briefs April 20, 2012
• Chase for crappie spawn finds new waters
• Gov. Bryant declares state of emergency in Aberdeen district
• KEVIN TATE: Early morning rollouts one of the tougher tasks outdoors
• Slain Marine's service dog dies in Mississippi
• Pontotoc changes its image
• Relay for Life fundraising events bring communities together
• Health Briefs April 20, 2012
• Support Groups April 20, 2012
• Spring football may have a new look in the future
• Weather, tests play havoc with High School playoffs
• Bryant signs bill forcing Sunflower school merger
• Dylan Favre, nephew of former NFL QB, arrested
• Aberdeen, Monroe County react to potential school takeover
• Mississippi Gov. Bryant vetoes tax enforcement bill
• Mississippi rethinks barring sports in troubled schools
• Tupelo Golden Wave miss playoffs in tiebreaker
• Bulldogs try to toughen up for Vols
• PARRISH ALFORD: Rebels need to create good feelings heading into summer
• Booneville student wins national art contest
• Three more ‘targets’ in Lee schools probe
• State takeover of Aberdeen schools recommended
• Bond set for two charged with child abuse
• Amory man arrested
• Tuition costs could rise for Mississippi universities
• Mississippi lawmakers prepare for budget negotiations
• COOK OF THE WEEK: John Allmond recipes
• OUR OPINION: Lee school allegations need full investigation
• BOBBY HARRISON: New ‘governor’ slows down pace in House, Senate
• GINNA PARSONS: PMc Jones launches food blog
• Auditor: Lee County School District's business manager embezzled
• August trial set in sexual exploitation case
• Marker to commemorate Jackson State protests
• Garrett to lead Wellspring Center
• High achievers: Rotary honors Tupelo’s top scholars
• Further charges possible against Barbour-pardoned Bostick
• Gunn's opposition kills Revenue Dept. relocation
• Itawamba County board votes to remove troublesome voting machine feature
• Mississippi Governor signs new limits on abortion providers
• Mississippi settles beef plant case for $3.9 million
• Union County Justice Court judge's home burns
• BMC, ICC sign articulation agreement
• Kidnapping charges dropped against MSU students
• Thunderstorms in forecast for Northeast Mississippi
• ANALYSIS: Few get what they want at capitol
• 4-lane Highway 45 to open Monday in Lowndes County
• UPDATE: Police stop car in high-speed chase
• Police search for suspect in Popeyes robbery
• County to maintain Taylor streets
• Man accused of carjacking, kidnapping in Gulfport
• 3 towns pass ordinances banning smoking
• Festival season kicks off at Veterans Park
• S. Thomas: Safe or speed trap?
• Debate centers on where charter schools can go
• Electronic tax filing now the norm
• 3Qs: Don Redman, AAA Mississippi spokesman
• The Avett Brothers visit Tupelo
• Forecasters: Dangerous storms moving into Midwest
• TVA will boost May rates by 2.1 percent
• Overtime parkers hogging spots, say Starkville merchants
• One dead, five injured in New Albany accident
• Stars shine at Special Olympics games
• Loden: Improving discipline will be a priority
• Wicker addresses debt, deficit and defense
• Child abuse prevention a focus for April
• Hallmark picks Tupelo winner
• Ex-death row inmate from Scotland admits to threat
• Philadelphia to celebrate troops at home
• Holly Springs fires police chief
• Three-way tie for lowest gas price, 4/13/12
• SBA honors Smithville mayor
• Hail to the 'Chief': Eric Church brings tour to Tupelo’s BancorpSouth Arena
• State basketball tournament in Tupelo nixed
• Airport leadership, mayor support Silver Airways proposal
• Auto shop offers a class for women
• Landowners offer funds for Oxford schools
• UPDATE: Fire at the Hitching Post restaurant in Kossuth
• Saints name Vitt interim coach
• Zach Scruggs update: Fifth Circuit sets date for appeal oral arguments
• Woman allegedly took advantage of elderly person
• Bryant announces 'Mississippi Works' committee
• FAA begins Tishomingo County plane crash investigation
• Engine 1529's colorful history
• Eric Church’s ‘Blood, Sweat and Beers’ tour comes to Tupelo
• East meets West: Japanese women learn about Southern cuisine
• Silver Airways looks golden to Tupelo airport
• Child involved in Lee County ATV crash dies
• Second-degree murder charge in Trayvon Martin case
• Recount necessary in Aberdeen Ward 1
• Miss. civil-service protection remains intact
• Tickets on sale for Wine Downtown
• Tupelo school bus involved in traffic accident
• Plane crashes in Tishomingo County yard
• Tupelo tax revenues show steady gains
• Bryant gets bill that allows local votes on liquor
• Once prison-lifer, Tyler Edmonds finds new happiness back home
• Bobby Petrino fired at Arkansas after 4 seasons
• Tupelo hires new assistant superintendent
• Shannon High principal to retire
• UPDATE: No fatalities reported in Tishomingo plane crash
• Miss. Senate approves Voter ID bill
• SHARED SPACE: Tupelo adds first bike-share lane
• Clock ticks on charter revival
• Aquatic center work could start in July
• Wicker tours Toyota, talks about taxes
• Stanford receiver wants to sell James Davis’ items
• Miss. phone deregulation clears another hurdle
• It's already been a very record-breaking hot year
• Bill to lift wait for marriage license goes to governor
• Mississippi State adds assistant coach; loses two walk-ons
• Mississippi Gov. Bryant signs law to allow stronger beer
• Senate to eye Wellspring bonds
• Local ties to Masters winner
• Daily Journal photographers honored as best in two states
• Rodney Hood leaving MSU
• Analysis: Lawmakers may OK 40 new specialty tags
• Drug Court: A chance for redemption
• Tupelo parking zones explained
• School chiefs raise charter concerns
• 3Qs: Kenneth Wheeler, new Tupelo school board member
• Four-wheeler, truck collide in Verona
• Texas woman pleads guilty to scam
• Itawamba County board agrees to pay for septic tank damages
• NEMS Daily Journal wins several APME awards
• Recovery continues from 2011 Mississippi flood
• Traffic challenge on North Gloster stretch in Tupelo to get closer look
• Save-A-Lot opens new location in Saltillo
• Delta gets a little pay increase for air service
• House not likely to make major civil service changes
• Downtown Curb Market opens on North Spring Street in Tupelo
• AP Photos: Good Friday observed around the world
• Alleged Mega Millions winner says she lost ticket
• Cheapest gas: Fulton-Sherman 4/6/2012
• April scholarship giveaway contest under way
• Navy jet crashes into Va, apartments, pilots eject
• Retired jets have traveled many miles
• Rep. Gipson ends effort to revive immigration bill
• Possession of Elvis tour bus not yet settled
• Pit bull attacks 2 Monroe County deputies
• Reward offered in church burglaries
• Train ride is good medicine for special boy
• Strong storms move through parts of Northeast Mississippi
• Arkansas coach Petrino had passenger at time of motorcycle crash
• Effort to renew Miss. immigration-enforcement ends
• UPDATE: Tenn. man suspected of killing at Miss. casino
• Alcohol policies vary among region’s ag-centers
• Tupelo puts 100 trees in the ground
• Byhalia man charged in shooting
• Supervisors voice support for Highway 9
• UPDATE: One injured in Mooreville fire
• BIZ BUZZ: New Mexican restaurant opens in Saltillo
• Autopsy: White residue on spoon in Houston's room
• Lawmakers want to end 3-day wait for wedding
• Chickasaw County nurse facing charges for possession of controlled substance
• Unanimous vote: Tupelo City Council OKs Wheeler as newest board member
• Charter bill dies in House
• Report: Regional health generally tops state's
• Tupelo won't ink Spain House deal until costs clear
• Olive Branch evangelist charged
• A glance at bills in the Mississippi Legislature
• Wheeler confirmed to TPSD board
• Miss. interest rate dies at deadline
• 1 abortion reg survives, 2 die in Miss. Senate
• Police accuse Ward in high-speed chase
• TPSD board nominee named
• Outcry aside, no pardon changes this year
• Immigration, abortion bills face deadline
• Bryant taps McMillin for Parole Board
• Students learn about MDOT jobs
• At least 5 shot at Hattiesburg restaurant
• Storms down trees, block roads, power outages in South Mississippi
• Officials: 7 dead in Christian school shooting in Oakland
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG UPDATES
• Chairman questions bills on immigration, abortion
• MSU hires Clemson's Rick Ray
• Delta Fuels buys part of Miss. company
• April Fools’ Day - Pranking tradition goes back centuries (seriously)
• 2 Adams Co men re-arrested on dogfighting charges
• Diving for Eggs
• UM to expand honors college
• Agri-Center regulars make suggestions
• 3-lane Main Street: 1 year later
• Community members rally behind Trayvon Martin, family
• Highway work picks up speed
• 3Qs: Katie Gilchrist, attorney, adjunct law professor
• Stomping out litter bugs by the generations in Itawamba County
• FINAL FOUR: Kentucky's bench comes up big against Louisville
• BASEBALL: Bulldogs, Rebels fall
• Mother defends son accused of murder of JSU student
• Severe thunderstorm warning in Itawamba and Tishomingo Counties
• Kan., Ill., Md. tickets share lottery jackpot
• College Baseball March 30, 2012
• Mississippi self-defense law differs from Florida’s
• Hooper a pick for College Board
• Toyota moves toward full capacity
• BIZ BUZZ: Toyota Mississippi gears up for full production
• Mega-mania as jackpot increases to $640 million
• Mississippi peanut plans more than double last year's
• Mustache awards, art show on tap for benefit event
• Falkner man faces child pornography charge
• Two dead, others injured in shootings in Batesville
• Past Agri-Center director recalls woes
• Mooreville's Heitger top Lee parent
• Legislative maneuvering aims to keep immigration bill alive
• State mulls next move as Saltses' convictions tossed
• Anti-abortion bills draw protest in Mississippi
• Erby confirmed as US marshal for northern Miss.
• Some clergy oppose Miss. immigration bill
• Miss. high court upholds lawsuit dismissal in Sanctuary Hospice House case
• Miss. court upholds reversal in Lee County repayment case
• Booneville fire victim dies of injuries
• Tupelo Board OKs choral director Calvin Ellis' firing
• House passes $6M in bonds for PUL education center
• Man killed in Guntown crash
• Crash could cause delays on Highway 45 in Nettleton
• Charter schools hearing stalls with vote in doubt
• Bryant still pushing immigration-enforcement bill
• BIZ BUZZ: New tenant at Caney Fork/Santa Fe is ...
• Investigation continues into JSU student slaying
• Rayburn named Parent of the Year
• Scruggs’ appeal hearing concludes after second day
• ‘Mothball’ Spain House, MDAH says
• Conservative justices question health care law
• Tupelo Board to discuss Ellis testimony Wednesday
• Bill for stronger beer headed to Mississippi governor
• 'Most Wanted' fugitive loses appeal
• Second suspect arrested in Mississippi State shooting
• Sense of normalcy returns to MSU after shooting
• Ocean Springs man accused of setting fire to woman
• Biofuels company announces 300 jobs
• Call meant nothing, Lott says
• Groups oppose Mississippi immigration bill
• Bill would allow Miss. to move death row inmates
• Mississippi State announces arrest in weekend shooting
• Renardo Sidney signs with agent, done at Miss. State
• Husband charged in wife’s shooting in Tupelo
• Scruggs to fight conviction
• Harrell to retire as Shiloh park superintendent
• Mississippi's only cash mob a success in downtown Tupelo
• Calvin Ellis to address Tupelo school board today
• JSU student from Ga. shot, killed at pool party
• Sports Scores March 25, 2012
• Former Oxford Mayor John Leslie dies
• Battle over Obama health law reaches high court
• UPDATE: One student dead in MSU shooting
• Pocket change - Land resources can provide extra income
• Miss. civil service laws in norm
• Democrats intend to make it a race for US House, Senate
• Scruggs back in court
• Santorum beats Romney in Louisiana
• Pontotoc County supervisors review mobile homes
• Sports Scores March 24, 2012
• Retired Tupelo educator finalist for La. schools post
• Aide says Cheney had heart transplant
• High court nixes annexation orals
• A tale of two Saltillos: Mexican journalists make documentary visit
• Ambulance involved in three car wreck in Plantersville
• TMS students to present transportation projects
• Holly Springs police make arrest in alleged murder
• Plantersville police work alleged road rage shooting
• Ex-coach's son, 2 others sentenced in drug case
• UPDATE: DeLaughter wants out of testimony at Scruggs' hearing next week
• Tippah County supervisors considering new multi-purpose building
• Youths need to attack the underage drinking problem
• Cyber-investigators protecting North Mississippi online
• Rules make ed-funding hike hard
• Judge denies Scruggs’ hand surgery request
• Seven arrested on drug charges in Pontotoc
• Tupelo police give out bike helmets
• Bjork introduced as Ole Miss' new Athletic Director
• Mississippi executes inmate for 1995 sex-slaying
• Hood seeks review of Barbour pardons ruling
• Calvin Ellis to address Tupelo school board Monday
• Houston died from drowning, coroner says
• Defense gets state delegation’s attention
• Leave homeless be, says property owner
• PARRISH ALFORD: Bjork has plenty of chores ahead of him at Ole Miss
• Shoemaker: Some financial issues misrepresented
• Troopers investigate fatal Tuesday crash in Alcorn County
• Bryant, Pickens tout natural gas as vehicle fuel
• Severe weather blamed for horse's death in Mississippi
• Mississippi lawmakers OK early version of budget bills
• White teen pleads guilty in Mississippi hate crime
• Ole Miss names Ross Bjork new Athletics Director
• Springtime: High temps bring out early blooms, heavy pollen
• UPDATE: 2 dead, 1 hurt in Alcorn County crash
• Revenue estimate raised for Mississippi
• Tupelo mulls obligations of Spain House relocation
• Bond $250,000 for man held in Tupelo shooting
• Ole Miss to hire WKU's Bjork as athletics director
• Romney routs Santorum in GOP primary in Illinois
• Miss. executes man for slaying of wife of ex-boss
• APNewsBreak: Hood hires ex-AG Mike Moore to sue BP
• Rankin man convicted in fondling case
• Partners against crime: Dogs, police work together closely
• Agri-Center woes spur public call
• Shoemaker faces business challenges after conviction
• Tupelo considers bigger Elvis payments
• Gunn: Anti-abortion bill may be studied
• Analysis: CON challenge before Miss. high court
• Partial road closing in Tupelo
• AP Source: Manning chooses Broncos
• Bonds set in commercial burglary charges
• Schools could again use state aid to repay debt
• Pair of bills limit AG power
• Two arrested for digging into Indian mounds
• Scruggs beefs up legal team ahead of appeal hearing
• Backstage pass: Lyric’s box office manager gets unique view
• Mooreville Discovery classes portray historic figures
• Mississippi Spelling Bee set for Tuesday
• Romney wins Puerto Rico, GOP campaign continues
• Plantersville Police report two felony DUI arrest
• 2 executions scheduled in Mississippi
• High-tech job training plans for Olive Branch
• High expectations: Arkansas charter school raises the bar
• Charters: Good, bad, in between
• Perfect atmosphere for BBQ competition
• ICC health building advances
• 3Qs: Bobby Harrison, Daily Journal Capitol reporter
• Houlka School cited for improvement
• Irish premier celebrates St. Pat's Day in Chicago
• Titans GM: Manning works out for team on Saturday
• Land donated for market plaza in Pontotoc
• Impact of Mal's St. Paddy's Parade $6.5 million in Jackson
• Barbecue heaven: Tupelo competition draws hungry crowd
• No St. Paddy's parade today; maybe next year
• Avoiding the trains: Emergency responders adjust for delays
• Guilty pleas include Robinson's for Green's gifts
• Incumbents far outspent congressional challengers
• Work to continue as PSC works on plant details
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG: Cheapest gasoline: Booneville 3/16/12
• Rodriguez accepts Southern Mississippi's apology
• Bill to end 3-day wedding wait passes Miss. Senate
• Aberdeen High School seniors reach out to younger grades through mentor program
• Mississippi State's Stansbury says it's time to go
• Who's next? Major decision for MSU AD Scott Stricklin
• House defunds Highway 9 four-laning
• Tupelo finally gets Trace Inn
• Immigration, key deadline push House past midnight
• MSU's Stansbury retires after 14 seasons as head coach
• Judge agrees Itawamba County student Taylor Bell's rap song posed threat to school order
• NCAA: McGruder leads Kansas State by Southern Miss, 70-64
• Regulators told to provide details on decision
• Miss. inmate asks US high court to block execution
• Mississippi House passes immigration proposal
• Fetal heartbeat bill passes Mississippi House
• Barbecue blast: Tupelo to host state’s championship
• Region lifts up Santorum
• Okolona ordinance could open door for topless club
• Senate passes bill to cut attorney general's power
• Voter ID bill passes Mississippi House
• Turnout doubles in Mississippi GOP primary over 2008
• Mississippi Senate votes to cut Bolivar school districts
• Man indicted on bigamy charge in Lafayette County
• Nunnelee wins
• Rick Santorum wins MS, AL GOP primaries
• Wicker breezes to win in Senate primary
• Code officers ready to ticket
• Election Results March 13, 2012
• NIT: UMass beats Mississippi State 101-96 in 2OT
• Wicker triumphs in Miss. GOP US Senate primary
• Harper claims GOP nod in Miss. 3rd District
• Thompson wins Democratic nod in Miss. 2nd District
• Romney hits state, but skips north Mississippi
• 1st District hopefuls confident
• Three races on ballots for party primaries
• Tupelo's long list moves slowly
• Downtown Tupelo has busy 2012 calendar
• Beer legislation passes Mississippi Senate
• Mississippi House member replies to disloyalty attack
• Starkville's SemiSouth plans $18 million expansion
• Romney, rivals court Southern support on vote eve
• Mississippi holding its federal primaries Tuesday
• Ole Miss, MSU miss the dance
• Leafy, green music: Student's opera celebrates Southern delicacy
• MEMA, volunteer groups aid storm victims in Tallahatchie and Yalobusha counties
• Soybeans, corn seen as state's 2012 crop winners
• NIT TOURNAMENT: Miss. State & Ole Miss in
• NCAA TOURNAMENT: Southern Miss in, Ole Miss & MSU not
• Santorum attends church, greets voters in Tupelo
• Former Ripley resident to serve time on convictions for arson, insurance fraud
• Candidates spar before key Miss., Ala. primaries
• Amanda’s race: Huge crowd runs in her memory
• Mississippi takes national spotlight on Tuesday
• Rural water oversight may be revived with attempt to amend bill
• Backing the beer bill: Businesses, tourism industry want wider selection
• 3Qs: Eddie Prather, president, Tupelo School Board
• Remember to spring ahead tonight
• Ole Miss falls to Vanderbilt 65-52 in SEC Tournament
• In Mississippi, conservatives ask: Who can beat Obama?
• Flooding may have taken toll on Mississippi bear cubs
• Hood will pursue ballot initiative on pardons
• Stanford jurors believed Davis
• Tough test: New police cadets finish first week of training
• Marie Salts pleads guilty in fraud case
• Noise verdict could quell ordinance bid
• Former Alcorn County Supervisor Crotts pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Verona man facing burglary charges
• Monroe Board of Supervisors decides to keep Eubanks Road on the books
• Blue Mountain man held at gunpoint faces burglary charges
• Four pardoned inmates to be freed Saturday
• Wind downs power lines, trees in North Mississippi
• Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich draws large crowd
• High court OKs Barbour pardons
• Tishomingo jail hosts open house this weekend
• Grant to fund sidewalks near schools
• Mississippi abortion groups plan ballot initiative
• UPDATE: Storm damage reported in Northeast Mississippi
• Governor Bryant endorses Romney
• Santorum back in Tupelo on Sunday
• Newt Gingrich campaign stops in Tupelo
• Price family recovering, sharing after loss
• Santorum says state can make his success Tuesday
• First Lady of state visits Smithville
• Tupelo explores early childhood initiative, Excel by 5
• Accident on Highway 78 in Itawamba County
• Oxford considers 'speed humps'
• Romney takes 3 states, Santorum 2, Gingrich 1
• Bain resigns from Lee school board
• Miss. lawmakers meet 1st big deadline of session
• Bill forces merger of Bolivar school districts
• Super Tuesday voters assess pros and cons of field
• Volunteers man Lee County fire units
• Santorum, Gingrich confirm Tupelo stops
• Tupelo tourism up in Dec.
• State offers incentive for proposed plant
• Deadlocked, Stanford jury sent back to work
• Public will have opportunity to talk about proposed rental property inspection ordinance in New Albany again Tuesday
• One charged after break-ins at Blue Mountain business,school
• Gingrich and Santorum to campaign in Mississippi
• HUNG UP? Stanford jury tells judge it can't agree on all 14 charges against him
• Car lands in Fairpark pond after brakes fail
• Analysis: Should Miss. require more budget info?
• Family affair: Inspired by daughter, Garners build a business
• North Lee makes strides
• Remember: Spring break vacations are for animals, too
• Houston students show encouragement for troops, families with mural
• I remember Aberdeen
• Shelby chosen as site for new drone flight center
• Weather Service confirms tornado in Mississippi on Friday
• What's so super about Tuesday? 419 GOP delegates
• Grant to fund transportation study
• Sword unites descendants of Civil War soldiers
• Charter school bill still faces House hurdles
• Brief primary race heads into stretch
• Fueled by determination - Tupelo’s next superintendent has always relished a challenge
• Judge: Ex-Amory principal can’t appeal her firing
• Storms demolish small towns in Ind., Ky.; 38 dead
• Romney Wins Washington GOP caucuses
• Mississippi State beats Arkansas, 79-59
• Ole Miss defeats Alabama, 60-51
• High School Basketball Scores March 3, 2012
• Banner day for Cristil at MSU
• Damage reported from Friday storms
• Shoemaker and Garner found guilty
• Coping with high gas prices – again
• Closing gaps critical, says ex-N.C. ed chief
• High School Basketball Championship Scores March 2, 2012
• WEATHER UPDATES: Damage reported in parts of NEMS
• Lawmakers hope students will lead school prayers
• UPDATE: Amory man dies in Itawamba crash
• Massive band of storms wrecks Ind. towns, kills 8
• Pirkle has grand plans for old mill
• CodeRED ready for storm threat
• ‘Bridges’ offers process to address problem of poverty
• Reba’s Aberdeen visit airs tonight on NBC
• Ross: No SS change for 55 and over
• High School Basketball Scores March 1, 2012
• Panel passes weaker bill to merge school services
• Bill allowing stronger beer passes Miss. House
• Shoemaker-Garner update: Jury begins deliberations in Oxford
• Miss. high court sets execution dates for 2
• Pierce Street Elementary back in school after gas leak report
• Huge crowd turns out for annual Empty Bowls luncheon
• Minimal damage after weather sweeps region
• Hospital fraud testimony ends in Oxford
• Spending detailed, but not as envisioned
• Storms damage country music resort town, kill 9
• Monkees singer Davy Jones dies in Florida at 66
• Bailey wins Oxford Ward 6
• Mississippi State Police investigating reported abduction
• Tupelo hopeful with new school head Loden
• Words from Loden
• Leap Days bring special birthdays every four years
• Henry's 19 lift Ole Miss past Arkansas 77-75
• Affidavits will settle Oxford alderman race
• High School Basketball Scores February 28, 2012
• Dow closes above 13,000, first time since crisis
• UPDATE: Loden chosen Tupelo’s new superintendent
• 'Great day' CDF showcases new downtown Tupelo building
• TPSD may name head today
• Pushback expected on rural water bills
• Prosecution nears close in medical fraud trial
• TMS team wins state science bowl
• House panel favors broader charter schools bill
• Oxford names three superintendent finalists
• Bill to cut Mississippi phone service rules sparks fight
• Newt Gingrich heads for Tupelo
• High School Basketball Scores for February 27, 2012
• Former GOP head Barbour: Nomination could go to convention
• Winter Jam draws large crowd in Tupelo at BCS Arena
• Tupelo plan comes in increments
• Search on for missing 2-year-old in Webster County
• Young boy drowns late Sunday afternoon in Pontotoc County
• NASCAR postpones Daytona 500 to Monday
• Veterinarian: Mild winter means very buggy summer
• School search ending soon
• School vouchers would face state constitution hurdle
• Aldean rocks sold-out crowd
• Tupelo celebrates influential black women
• Keep your teeth: Tree of Life Clinic readies for new free service
• High School State Basketball Tournament Scores February 25, 2012
• Alabama rolls past Mississippi State, 67-50
• Henry, Williams leads Ole Miss pasts LSU, 72-48
• Trial date set in lawsuit over looted insurers
• IAHS principal wants block schedule
• Students play along with the Tupelo orchestra
• Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan to perform at BancorpSouth Arena tonight
• Tupelo rejects air service bids
• Corkern: Chandler threatened hospital's future
• High School State Basketball Tournament Scores February 24, 2012
• GumTree race to change route
• Natchez Trace Parkway personnel conduct prescribed fire
• BIZ BUZZ: Lowest gas price found in Booneville – for now
• Trial update: Shoemaker ‘doing a good job,’ Corkern testifies
• Dance group to students: Aim for college
• Tupelo mail heads to Memphis
• Ward murder trial moves to May term
• Inventory tax phase-out passes committee
• Cristil honored by area Boy Scouts
• Bill would prod state workers to improve health
• Mississippi lawmakers consider new abortion restrictions
• Tupelo man arrested for felony domestic violence in Plantersville
• Tupelo police searching for missing man
• Holly Springs resident arrested for possession of child porn
• 7 Marines killed in copter collision in Arizona
• Loose livestock leads to issues
• Charter school bill clears Senate unchanged
• Blair Street apartment woes started long ago
• Shoemaker, Garner attorneys shred witness
• Mississippi Senate passes bill expanding charter schools
• Tennessee beats Ole Miss, 73-60
• UPDATE: K9s work burglary call in Verona
• Family Affair: Father-daughter team serves up some of the area’s best steaks, seafood
• Preparation, training key in weathering the worst
• Charter schools pass first hurdle
• Reeves: Charters will start in modest numbers
• No action taken on New Albany trailer park
• Mugshots will be new Fairpark eatery
• Alcorn sheriff's civil service request rejected
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG: It's official - Mugshots is coming to Tupelo
• Senter wins Nettleton alderman election
• No action on New Albany trailer park
• Mississippi governor seeks funding for his staff
• 3 ex-Jackson police officers accused of bribery
• Tracking the gap
• Panel votes today on charter schools
• Nature trail to open near Veteran’s Park
• Three remain in Tupelo superintendent search
• Commander promotes STEM education
• Open clerk position creates heated debate among Mantachie aldermen
• Miss. bills reflect priorities of GOP majority
• Fanning-Otis to retire as Mississippi State's women's hoops coach
• Three are finalists for Tupelo superintendent
• Tishomingo Police officer in serious condition after accident
• Analysis: No quick fixes to boost Miss. economy
• Holly Springs asking for local sales tax for capital improvements
• Poll: Majority for statewide smoking ban
• Vendors report good market in Tupelo
• LOCAL FOLKS: Tupelo High student tries view behind the camera
• Lafayette County at war with litter
• Grant funds headed to Pontotoc Habitat
• Starkville Main Street Association proposes 17 wayfinding signs
• Affordable Care Act cuts bills for some in Miss
• A great leader: Soldier described as a friend to everyone
• Blight battle years in making
• Expanded charter school bill slated for vote on Tuesday
• Learning about Washington
• Tupelo Police working hostage standoff
• Ole Miss on wrong end of Wildcats' home win streak
• Forecasters expect storm system to move into Ala.
• Lee County soldier remembered as friend, great leader
• Fugitive recovery initiates pursuit in Tishomingo County
• Tupelo named state Fire Department of the Year
• United Way celebrates community
• Challengers swim team prepares for second year at Special Olympics
• NMMC-Tupelo heart team opens new territory
• Biz Buzz Blog: Pontotoc Spring acquired by Indiana company
• Marshall County drive-by suspects may get special grand jury
• Ole Miss' Kendrick apologizes for argument
• TVA laying off staff security force
• Saltillo students travel through the decades
• United Way at 50: Tupelo founders faced initial skepticism
• Meltdown follows blowout loss for Ole Miss Rebels
• 'Save the Sag' parade today
• Davis wanted out, Stanford H.R. chief testifies
• Saltillo offers amnesty days on fines
• 16 pardoned by Barbour after Parole Board said no
• Tishomingo County rounds up grand jury indictees
• Alcorn Regional Jail escape, capture
• Corinth schools to seek funding
• Special election set for Noxubee superintendent
• Honoring A Solider
• Churches, others urged to help with CodeRED
• Neighborhood park to replace eyesore
• House votes to curtail AG's powers
• Saltillo police get new armor, tasers
• Downed pilot transferred to Memphis
• Skeletal remains found in rural Oktibbeha County
• Landfill begins production of green energy in Pontotoc
• Drug dogs sweep Houston High School
• House passes bill to cut attorney general's power
• Live testimony completed in Ellis hearing
• Tupelo will buy old properties
• Tupelo school playgrounds to open to public
• Ripley mayor race heads to runoff despite error
• Oxford alderman race undecided
• Tupelo buys properties
• Miss. senator proposes anti-abortion amendment
• REPORT: One dead in Monroe plane crash
• Heartstrings: Kindergartners talk about art, romance
• House OKs spending change
• Estes, Ross take forum jabs at Nunnelee
• Ellis hearing enters possible final day
• Estes, Ross campaign against Nunnelee
• House panel OKs bill to change attorney contracts
• One fatality in Highway 45 Alternate accident
• Dye family donates John Dye memorabilia to Amory museum
• Coroner: Miss. State student died of drug overdose
• Analysis: Mississippi to hum new tune?
• Miss. high court denies PRC petition
• Saltillo Cemetery gets a major face-lift
• Mayor's election Tuesday in Ripley
• New Verona police chief wants community focus
• Women's Basketball: Miss. State beats Ole Miss in OT
• Bobby Brown on Miss. stage: 'I love you, Whitney'
• Philadelphia liquor bill goes to Legislature
• Fallen soldier’s funeral services announced
• Snow not likely for area forecast
• 25 Years and going: Tupelo Furniture Market kicks off spring event
• Rules change ires Dems
• Fateful roommate ad puts Davis, Stanford together
• New standards guide pre-K teachers
• 3Qs: Debbie Hood, Tupelo-Lee Humane Society Director
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• No. 20 Miss. State starts flat, loses to Georgia in OT
• Maine GOP chairman say Romney wins caucuses
• Wrecks clogging Highway 45
• Parents: Hazed students not allowed to play sports
• Award honors Grace Clark’s Tupelo spirit
• Magnolia Regional Hospital in Corinth to donate AEDs to schools
• Mississippi public libraries brace for budget cuts
• GOP candidates Estes, Ross to meet voters
• Corinth's Wurlitzer property to get upgrade
• Cold temperatures this weekend in Northeast Mississippi
• Tremont resident copes with rare disease
• Gilmore Foundation starts new venture to help children in Monroe County
• Baldwyn man pleas guilty in nightclub shooting
• Obama: Birth control policy meets everyone's needs
• Under questioning: Supreme Court hears arguments on Barbour pardons
• Tupelo bars get scrutiny
• Bost effort: Bulldog guard dishes out 13 assists in rout of Rebels
• Rep. Steve Holland’s ‘Gulf of America’ a joke lost on some
• No. 20 Mississippi State beats Ole Miss, 70-60
• Mooreville soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Bill limiting Hood's power dies for breaking rules
• State Rep. Steve Holland: 'Gulf of America' bill was a joke
• Barbour pardons showdown before Miss. high court
• Davis weeps his last day on stand
• Higher alcohol-by-weight limit sought
• Columbus schools cut 59 positions
• Prosecution tries to bolster Davis testimony
• Mississippi man executed for convenience store killings
• Alcorn County gets help for flood damage repairs
• Democrats vent displeasure over GOP tax claims
• Drug Court graduation: 'A new beginning'
• Analysis: High stakes in Barbour pardons showdown
• Tupelo man arrested on burglary charges
• Stanford team targets Davis
• MHSAA tourney changes may benefit Tupelo
• Santorum wins Missouri GOP presidential primary
• New Albany officials vote to negotiate on trailer park
• Tupelo OKs droopy pants ban
• JCJC student arrested after alleged bomb threat
• Ala.-based grocery chain sells stores in 4 states
• South Gloster First Glance
• Toyota adds on a second production shift
• STANFORD TRIAL: Davis admits lies, frauds, betrayals
• Lee noise ordinance to be reworked
• Reeves questions taking school reserves
• Houlka, Houston to improve sewers
• South Gloster impressions: Room for improvement
• Reeves noncommittal on schools' rainy day funds
• Judge temporarily blocks Mississippi execution
• Tippah County break-ins lead to charges against two
• JOHN L. PITTS: Super Bowl win puts Eli in elite company
• Analysis: Miss. lawmakers off to slow start in '12
• Virtual charter schools debated
• DeSoto officials urge quake prep
• Pinewood Derby rolls on
• SUPER BOWL FOURTH QUARTER: New York Giants 21, New England Patriots 17
• Stray dogs prompt calls to City Hall in Houston
• Woman: decongestant brought meth charge in Ala
• Clay County buys port property
• Rash of dogs missing in Pontotoc area
• JOHN L. PITTS: Must-win situations help breed champions
• Tupelo businesses eager to feed football fans
• DECADES OF LEADERSHIP: Wages retires after 42 years at NMMC
• City eyes a dog catcher with teeth
• Mississippi State student found dead at off-campus apartment
• No. 22 Mississippi State beats Auburn, 91-88
• DeSoto starts homicide probe in woman's death
• Pontotoc County seeking to honor black WWII soldier
• Ole Miss fights illegal downloads
• Shocked? Not! Not many surprises in Super Bowl ads
• Davis: Stanford bribes kept heat off
• Ellis hearing will continue on Feb. 13
• 1 sentenced in 2009 kidnapping case
• Suspect jailed on burglary charges, probation violation in Prentiss County
• South Gloster study to be revealed Monday
• Biz Buzz Blog Updates
• Suspect arrested for alleged illegal prescription drug sales in Prentiss County
• Corinth man gets life sentence in death of wife
• Fake tax refund checks spotted in Houston
• Tea Party group endorses Estes
• Davis admits lies, affair with Holt
• Copyright lawyer: Ellis didn’t put district at risk
• Child abuse bill named for victim from Lee County
• Biologist’s work leads to cooperative conservation
• Judge grants stay in wrongful death suit of Ole Miss football player
• National Weather Service says EF-0 tornado touched down in Monroe County
• Maryland man sentenced in Miss. tire swindle
• Arizona man gets 33 1/3 years in child porn case
• END OF DAY: Davis admits affair with Holt, says Stanford believed she would be 'loyal'
• TPD likely will get its first animal-control officer
• Marine from Mississippi dies in Afghanistan
• Pa. groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• Ole Miss, MSU roll out recruits
• Ellis: I was conflicted on night of prank
• New slips should lure boaters to J.P. Coleman park
• Tupelo board to interview seven superintendent candidates
• Body ID'd as missing Iuka man
• Miss. high court takes ex-gov pardons case
• Houlka man gets federal charges
• DJournal.com National Signing Day Central
• Reed urges collaboration in speech
• 'Giving back': Lee County names Williams its teacher of the year
• Ellis testimony centers on Birmingham trip
• Body found in Lowndes County waterway identified
• Romney wins big in Florida, routing Gingrich
• Bryant's 1st Miss. budget carries 'lots of cuts'
• Part of Hwy. 45 closed in Alcorn County
• Reed cites positives, urges collaboration on challenges
• THS principal, others testify
• House a test case for evolving neighborhood
• Stanford trial witness: Davis, Holt posed problems
• Corinth legislators won't back liquor vote
• Relay bebops into annual campaign
• Liggins picks LSU
• Father of kids killed in Neshoba fire is out of hospital
• Live blogging Ellis hearing
• UPDATE: Former Stanford analyst offers view of Memphis operations
• Drug arrest in Monroe County
• Davis to take aim at Stanford
• Five testified in Stanford trial's first week
• Tea Party: Nunnelee should agree to debate
• Unidentified body found in Lowndes County
• LOCAL FOLKS: Retired Tippah County coroner turns to fun pursuits
• Daffodil project encourages new beginnings in Smithville
• Official: GE plant could be done by end of 2012
• Names released in Chickasaw County fatal crash
• House fire kills 3 children in Neshoba
• Most Mississippi residents with HIV skip treatment
• 'More like a park' - Trace looks to enhance the experience
• Ellis hearing to resume amid concerns
• Mooreville-Richmond system prefers Tupelo
• Young recruits in needy schools
• 3Q's: Cathy Gault, Tupelo fire marshal
• Two killed in crash in Chicaksaw County
• Ole Miss beats South Carolina 66-62
• Nettleton police chief dismissed
• Saltillo police look for man in theft case
• Two arrested for theft of furniture trailer in Saltillo
• A path of history: Scenic byway opens around Brice's Crossroads
• Telephone weather alerts start Monday
• Shannon High sees results from new ninth-grade academy
• Presley to issue subpoenas on water bylaws
• Thomas Street Elementary students experience Japanese culture
• Marshals nab sex offender for failing to register
• Brice’s opens new scenic byway
• Booneville driver's license office revamping under way
• REPORT: Fire damages Starkville apartment building
• Historic industrial building damaged in Corinth
• Sara Lee facility to close
• State high court suspends, fines Lee judge
• Legislators eye revisions to state's charter schools law
• Ripley police officer resigns after animal neglect charge filed
• Former Ripley High School teacher sentenced after pleading guilty to sexual battery
• No. 14 Florida beats Ole Miss, 64-60
• AG's office offers money to find pardoned trusty
• Aberdeen superintendent appeals hearing underway
• Lee judge Thompson sanctioned by Supreme Court
• Feb. 8 execution date set for Mississippi inmate
• Future of proposed Lee County noise ordinance in limbo
• 21 apply for TPSD position
• No action on redistricting, but it's on 'radar screen'
• Politics may complicate federal court pick
• Spring completion anticipated for K-C road in Corinth
• Prentiss County holds meth lab suspects
• UPDATE: TPSD board getting list of superintendent applicants
• No files on pardoned killers
• Woman pleads guilty in Calhoun County manslaughter case
• APNewsBreak: Army to cut combat brigades
• Bryant covers wide array of issues
• Economic conference speakers say economy showing improvement
• Stanford jury seated, lawyers go to work
• Legal community mourns death of Judge Pepper
• Nettleton police chief disputes claims
• Hosemann weighs in on rural water
• Bryant unveils policy details in State of State
• Lawmakers, others laud Phil Bryant's speech
• REPORT: Cow takes downtown Tupelo stroll
• Federal Judge Pepper dies of heart attack
• SPELLING BEE CHAMP - Mooreville's Jennifer Clifton wins Lee County challenge
• Rural water caught in cross hairs
• Decibel meter finds violators aplenty
• Four airlines offer to provide air service in Tupelo
• Court delays Barbour pardon hearing
• BIZ BUZZ: Four airlines offer service in Tupelo
• Quarles to run for Supreme Court seat
• Proposals could limit Miss. gov's pardon power
• Elaine Hancock injured in weekend wreck
• Marshall County drive-by suspect's bond revoked
• Victims suffer amid fight over control of Stanford assets
• Two dead in Ala. as storms pound South, Midwest
• Attorney claims Hood knew about governor's pardons
• Tishomingo man charged with murder
• Severe weather could impact Mississippi
• Movie set to film in Oxford
• Rep. Giffords to resign from Congress this week
• Bryant trims staff salaries
• Stanford trial likely to unveil tales of intrigue, money
• 50 years of Hope: Regional Rehab celebrates milestone
• Hoyt to speak at Celebration of Hope
• Tupelo inspectors get ticket power
• Fallen financier Stanford goes on trial Monday
• FINAL: No. 18 Mississippi State 78, Vanderbilt 77
• Newt Gingrich wins South Carolina GOP primary
• Paterno family denies report he has died
• Henry's 24 leads Ole Miss past Georgia 66-63
• Some damage, hail reported from storms in region
• Woman shot, killed in Itawamba County
• Stamps increase by one penny
• Gunn names House chairs
• Shoemaker requests records for trial
• Inmate’s mother sues Lafayette officials
• Reid postpones vote on anti-piracy bill
• Coach confronted on Houston campus
• Mississippi State takes down Oxford billboard
• Rescued La. bear shot to death in Miss.
• UPDATE: Gas leak under control in Saltillo
• Governor's Mansion trusties booted in Mississippi
• Advocates: Mississippi needs to clear the air
• Lagging economy, revenues ahead
• Stanford jury pool expected in Texas courthouse Monday
• Union County fire chief retires
• McAlister’s aids Price reward fund
• Report backs changes to Mississippi college employee plan
• Lafayette County coroner searching for family of dead man
• Buffalo Wild Wings owner expects a crowd at opening
• Train and 18-wheeler accident in Lee County
• AP sources: Perry abandoning bid, backing Gingrich
• Two dead in Lowndes County fire
• Median cables get national recognition
• TPSD leaders: Achievement gap should be focus
• No. 18 Bulldogs visit Oxford tonight
• New claims process slated for Stanford bank victims
• Former Rebel Pomeranz says misdemeanor charge dropped
• Pontotoc drug investigation nabs three suspects
• Former PGA golfer arrested in sex sting
• Tupelo airport boardings down
• Hood: Most Barbour pardons should be revoked
• Corinth asks Legislature to approve alcohol vote
• Elvis Festival tickets on sale
• Hospitals won't oppose tax renewal
• Smithville woman arrested in murder investigation
• Hood: Judge should invalidate some Barbour pardons
• Accident closes U.S. 78 West in Itawamba County
• Columbia student hit by car after exiting bus
• Corinth man arrested on manufacturing meth charges
• Pre-tornado house to come down for parking
• 'Miracle' cat, missing since '10, comes home
• A tribute to MLK
• State plans teacher evaluation system
• Complaints spur open primary bills
• Biz Buzz: Former Piggly Wiggly in Saltillo to become...
• Analysis: Miss. school transfer law challenged
• Miss. lawmakers propose limits on pardons by governors
• Authorities: 1 dead in small plane crash in Neshoba County
• Two arrested in Friday night shooting in Itawamba County
• MLK remembered in Tupelo: 25 years of unity
• Church Street house vote postponed
• Billboards broadcast Mississippi State-Ole Miss rivalry message
• Two Oktibbeha schools face possible takeover
• LOCAL FOLKS: New library director’s love of reading goes back to junior high
• Missing man found dead in Corinth
• Towering legend, flawed man? King's image evolving
• New group created to reinvigorate Miss. Dems
• 20 cases of misconduct with students reported
• COMMUNITY MENTORS: Programs can help pull up struggling students
• Pardons spur talk of change
• Crow's Neck supporters work to revive center
• Curriculum calls for expanded civil rights education
• Layne Bruce, executive director, Mississippi Press Association
• New Monroe County Sheriff shares goals and changes with his administration
• Moultrie leads No. 20 Mississippi State over Alabama
• Auburn ekes out 69-68 2OT win over Ole Miss
• Sentencing set in Arkansas-Miss. kidnapping case
• Land donation to aid ICC athletics, arts
• Barbour: Pardons about Christian forgiveness
• Senate, House primaries to be contested
• Church faces opposition on demolition of Tupelo house
• Recovered gun's owner dead, relatives elusive
• Holly Springs church sues city over location
• Crash kills 1 in Pontotoc County
• Ex-Gov. Barbour 'very comfortable' with pardons
• TVA says fuel cost drop ranges from $2 to $4.50
• MDOC says 4 freed trusties checked in
• Pontotoc authorities searching for suspect in drug case
• Pardons include 36 in region
• New Tupelo police station on hold
• E911 declines savings move
• Estes touts GOP congressional challenge
• Gigi's opens today in Tupelo
• BARBOUR PARDONS: 21 Miss. inmates in limbo
• Mississippi gets C-, ranks 45th, in school ratings
• Authorities urge caution on roads
• Former RHS teacher charged with sexual battery
• Bumphis pleads not guilty; case to be heard in 2 months
• Collins assumes Guard leadership
• Possible slight snow today
• Changes may be on tap for rural water
• Lee County adopts sex education policy
• Miss. court halts quick release of some pardoned
• Barbour: Most pardoned weren't in custody
• Man dies in Iuka house fire
• Miss. AG: Some Barbour pardons might be invalid
• Barbour to join law firm as well as lobbying firm
• Bryant: State will rise together
• Booneville native chosen as next adjutant general
• Third drive-by shooting suspect arrested in Marshall County Christmas Day incident
• Union voters defeat liquor again
• Romney wins in NH, cements front-runner position
• Records: Ex-Miss. Gov. Barbour pardons nearly 200
• TCPS announces change in leadership
• UPDATE: Smithville bank robbed Tuesday
• Inauguration moving indoors into Capitol
• Building the team: Bryant announces agency heads
• Doctor's guilty plea leaves two facing fed trial
• Coroner: Man fatally shot in Starkville
• Northern loop's road beds nearly done, but bridges still remain
• Eric Church to perform at BCS Arena in April
• BancorpSouth Arena fighting back against online scalpers
• Police search for driver in high-speed chase
• Pontotoc trucker to be sentenced in Maryland chase
• Miss. high court to hear Oxford church dispute
• Report: Gov. Barbour pardons convicted murderer
• Cotton's Gun and Pawn in Ripley destroyed by fire
• 2nd Ga. man dies from wreck on way to BCS game
• Elvis Presley Birthplace energized by expansion, slowed by few problems
• Barbour leaves office at top of game
• Union County voters to decide on liquor
• Tupelo's next school leader will need multiple skills
• A seasoned Bryant to be sworn in
• 3Qs: Thomas Walker, Tupelo fire chief
• Aberdeen child care centers earn 4-Star rating
• Parole denied in death of local trooper case
• One injured in accident near Saltillo
• Hamilton, Warren lead LSU past Ole Miss 81-55
• USM business dean sees brighter US picture
• Lee County noise ordinance could ease thorny case
• Reeves’ appointments bipartisan
• Tupelo airport hopes new private FBO keeps employees
• Thorn, Little Big Town to headline Elvis Festival
• Stryker: A veteran serving veterans
• Itawambians should be wary of scammers
• Massie leaving Ole Miss for NFL Draft
• 2012 Tupelo Elvis Festival poster unveiled; Line-up announced
• Ole Miss' Freeze earns $100K for each SEC win
• Amory leads way with lowest gas price today
• Unemployment rate falls as economy adds 200K jobs
• New Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves calls for education focus
• Ward picks Ole Miss over Miss. State, Alabama
• Student tutor program looks for funding
• Errant shot injures neighbor
• UPDATE: Ward picks Ole Miss
• Smithville eateries share coveted MBJ title
• Business group rolls out strategic plan for state
• UPDATE: Ole Miss basketball player arrested on drug charges and dismissed from team
• Southaven mayor to be asked to resign over spending
• Channing Ward narrows list to three schools
• Toyota near employment requirement
• Dickerson Furniture to close soon in Booneville
• Mayor Jack Reed to give ‘State of the City’ on Jan. 25
• Painting dedicated at Toyota plant
• Toyota Mississippi update on jobs, production ... and colors
• Verona police investigating armed robbery
• Teen charged as adult in Marshall County drive-by
• Clay circuit court to hear appeal
• Tupelo police investigating early morning fatal accident
• Police: Starkville student innocent bystander
• Clinton Republican will lead House
• GOP: Romney beats Santorum by 8 votes in Iowa
• Nunnelee draws GOP opponent; Wicker gets Democrat
• Rash of pet thefts reported in Aberdeen
• Politics '12: First challenger files against Rep. Nunnelee
• Barbour to speak to lawmakers
• Barbours moving out of Miss. Governor's Mansion
• Johnthan Banks to return for senior season at Miss. State
• Edmonds' lawsuit to be heard by 5th Circuit
• New Legislature convenes today
• Seven new school chiefs take office
• Loribel stands lonely with Davises gone
• Landlords under new rules
• WTVA back on air with DISH after dispute
• Last day: 23 Iowa campaign stops combined
• REPORT: Charges upgraded to capital murder in death of Starkville High student
• Miss. State in Polls: No. 15 AP, No. 16 USA Today
• New legislative session marks Republican dominance
• Judge sets settlement deadline in McAllister suit
• New Year, new baby: Carmon McKynli Childers is Tupelo’s first baby in 2012
• Starkville teen shot, killed
• Legislature's first task: Get organized
• LOCAL FOLKS: Young Mississippi native finds place at Washington Post
• MSU WR Bumphis arrested in Tupelo
• Double exposures: Photos from 2011 get second chance
• Starkville High School football player shot and killed
• Mississippi State's Chad Bumphis arrested in Tupelo; Jan. 12 court date
• Tippah County Administrator resigns
• Fondling counts against ex-bus driver grow to 7
• 2011 Year in Review
• 2011: Year in Review - Region devastated by deadly twisters
• Stalled bills to get new GOP push
• 3Q's: Hank Boerner, North Mississippi Medical Center's wellness center director
• Strategies can help Tupelo reduce achievement gap
• World rings in 2012 and bids adieu to a tough year
• No. 15 Mississippi State beats Utah State, 66-64
• Miss. lawmakers face full agenda for 2012 session
• Houston shows consistent increase in economy
• Tupelo police investigating Friday night car jacking
• Vick Ballard leads Mississippi State past Wake Forest to victory in Music City Bowl
• Gunn's rapid rise about to make him House speaker
• Legislature takes on new look
• Practice safety with fireworks
• Thomas Keenum sentenced in federal bank fraud
• AP-GfK Poll: In 2012, It Can Only Get Better
• Music City Bowl Scouting Report: Miss. State vs. Wake Forest
• Ripley man dies in early morning accident
• UPDATE: Thomas Keenum gets prison time in federal bank fraud case
• New Oktibbeha County sheriff takes over Jan. 1
• Juvenile arrested in Marshall County drive-by shooting
• McCoy ready to enjoy retirement
• Future uncertain for fought-over Elvis tour bus
• Tupelo’s municipal salaries in line with state
• Northeast goes tobacco-free this weekend
• Best (local) music of 2011
• Mississippi revenue jumps 5.67 percent in December
• Pontotoc County child dies in shooting
• Suspects arrested in Marshall County slaying
• Charter school advocates look to change Miss. law
• BRIDGING THE GAP: Clinton is model of successfully educating all subgroups
• BRIDGING THE GAP: TPSD leaders are committed to reaching all demographics
• Board threatens pay cut for Booneville mayor
• Kelly ready to take on DA's responsibilities
• Rust College receives $3M challenge gift
• 24 bands in inaugural parade
• Authorities investigating theft in Pontotoc County
• Three miners rescued from Tenn. mine after fire
• Familiar budget shortfall faces new Miss. leaders
• Program may ease growing nursing shortage
• One suspect arrested in Marshall County slaying
• BRIDGING THE GAP: Community, parental support plays key role
• House destroyed in late night fire, cause unknown
• Crossroads Arena manager abruptly resigns
• Ripley Mayor Hill found dead Tuesday afternoon at his residence
• Scruggs update: Hearing set on Dickie Scruggs' motion to throw out second conviction
• Officials aim to bring bike rally back in '12
• 3 Texas fugitives caught in Miss.
• UPDATE: Marshall authorities seek four suspects in drive-by shooting
• Tupelo's pressing challenge: Achievement gap threatens city, schools' future
• Peaceful integration can provide lessons for today
• Salvation Army gets gold in Red Kettle
• Closing gap important for economy, individuals
• Achievement gap may be caused by more than economics
• Land donated for Starkville community park
• Miss. mom's bid to delay prison term fails
• Hancock CEO tapped for Federal Reserve board
• False identification leads to apprehension of dangerous suspect
• Vacancy on Greenwood School Board
• Home for the holidays
• Christmas doesn't stop call of duty
• Jingle Bells and IV tubes
• Smithville students adopt soldier
• Penny drive raises big bucks for charity
• Bethlehem Christmas joyful, crowded, rainy
• Pope urges end to Syria bloodshed, peace worldwide
• 17th annual First Monday Christmas dinner set Sunday in Ripley
• Marshall County Sheriff's department investigating shooting
• Merry Christmas
• Southern Miss beats Nevada 24-17 in Hawaii Bowl
• Note To Readers: Daily Journal does not publish on Christmas Day
• Building a future for Smithville
• Last-minute shopping
• Plantersville domestic violence call lands cocaine, manhunt
• NORAD Santa trackers having record holiday
• Mississippi voter ID amendment faces fed scrutiny
• Merry Christmas
• Holiday babies bring blessings for NMMC staff
• State sees more revenue, fewer vices
• Woman faces sentencing in fake money case
• Ex-prosecutor looks to new opportunities
• City of Fulton offices will be closed today and Monday for Christmas
• Tax cut survives: Congress votes holiday approval
• Farmers expected to plant less cotton
• 12 indicted in cocaine trafficking scheme
• Holiday Travel
• 'Tis the season
• Judge: Stanford is fit for trial
• Work on Tree of Life dental facility nearly complete
• Oxford seeks bids on bus facility
• Starkville mayor suggests creation of drainage fee
• Don’t hold the phone - Law-enforcement officials back cell-driving ban
• State reports slow growth
• Region’s unemployment rate matches year’s low
• Ga. librarian to head Lee-Itawamba system
• PEP hires student mentors for young children
• Itawamba to benefit from $74K in MDEQ grants
• Orman, Smith, Waldon win TEPA run-off elections
• Barbour to return to lobbying firm
• Tupelo plant to be modernized
• Judge puts Facebook suit by Mississippi woman on hold
• DJournal.com app has arrived
• Holiday rush: Region’s shoppers hit the stores as Christmas nears
• Bond $1M for shooting suspect
• 1st district slims under remap
• Boy Scout aims to curb mosquitos
• Barbour budget proposes education consolidation
• Gunter Brewer parts ways with Ole Miss
• Ellis Johnson new Southern Miss football coach
• Bond set for suspect in Tupelo shooting
• Man charged in Price murder
• No bond for New Albany man
• United Way tops $2.2M campaign goal
• Union County to use regional mental health facility
• Khayat improving in Oxford hospital
• Tupelo Airport Authority OKs $267,000 change order
• UPDATE: New Albany police charge man in killing of coach's wife
• Accident on Highway 78
• MSU basketball in Polls: No. 18 AP, No. 17 USA Today
• UPDATE: Monroe County highway reopens after accident
• North Korea: Kim Jong Il dead, son is 'successor'
• Search ongoing for TPSD leader
• LOCAL FOLKS: Ole Miss administrator consults on 2012 debates
• Pet protection: Give heartworm meds year-round, vets say
• Cates-Gaither House receives $60,000 grant
• Itawamba County Civic Club toy drive a massive success
• Report: US death sentences reach 35-year low
• Student's wrongful detainment claim brings first step toward lawsuit against South Tippah, Ripley
• UPDATE: Fire destroys home on County Road 1562
• Tupelo shooting suspect in Lee County jail
• Families get good Christmas meal
• Saltillo tussles with Comcast over missing funds
• Support for changing PERS cost-of-living adjustment appears low
• Outgoing road commissioner wants tax hike
• 3Qs: Jim Herring, Bryant transition team head
• Southern Mississippi beats Ole Miss, 86-82
• Hood helps No. 17 Miss. St. top Detroit, 80-75
• Tupelo woman dies in Highway 45 accident Saturday
• Senate OKs $1T budget bill, payroll tax cut
• Christmas angels help children in Lee County
• Two suspects held in Price shootings
• Water operator failed to monitor, lied about it
• UPDATE: One fatality, another shooting Saturday morning
• Shannon gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Tupelo Airport board meeting to discuss change order
• Cheapest gasoline: Sherman 12/16/11
• UPDATE: Two people of interest being questioned in Price shooting
• Parent/teacher group speaks to Houston board
• Two centuries after New Madrid quakes, what's next?
• Starkville board reviews superintendent applicants
• BP settles with maker of failed blowout preventer
• Electricity theft on the rise
• Bryant seeks input on priorities from policy summit
• Digging for history
• Barbour: Mississippi budget should be transparent
• Appeals court throws out child porn conviction
• Lee County principal returns from leave
• 2012 trial set in eagle shooting
• Okolona businessman arrested for sale of counterfeit goods
• Unbelievable Christmas
• Union County dogs found mutilated
• Still no answers in New Albany shootings
• Community responds to Angel Tree plea for help
• Panel advises COLA change
• Study group: 3-year freeze on Miss. retirees' COLA
• TVA says fuel cost 3.1 percent lower in January
• Ex-Panola official pleads guilty to mail fraud, embezzlement
• Fire destroys Tupelo home
• Community responds to Angel Tree plea
• Aberdeen school superintendent fired
• Tupelo council discusses dangerous dogs
• Panel: Don't cut school funds
• Attorney General investigators raid Okolona store
• Mississippi postal facilities safe until May.
• Date set for Keenum's sentence
• Police say dog fighting ring found in Miss.
• Hybrid OR in place at NMMC
• Library eyes Fairpark
• Regional highway projects move forward
• Director could be named soon
• Hibbett Sports gives Smithville big boost
• Drive-by photos: Buffalo Wild Wings 12/9/2011
• Hibbett Sports makes big donation to Smithville Schools
• Accident slows traffic on Highway 45 north of Mall Barnes Crossing
• Amory Museum features many Christmas displays
• Christmas cantata to be held on Dec. 18
• Daily Journal website returns to djournal.com
• Lots of turnover among Mississippi school chiefs
• 6-year-old injured in hit-and-run at her home
• PERS draft freezes COLA
• Volt aims to provide electrifying experience
• Students pepper sprayed after fights break out
• Report: Corporal punishment on decline at schools
• Biggest Loser winning with health
• Bringing the numbers to life in the classroom
• Newly elected: Cooperation to continue
• Skeleton found in Long Beach woods
• Painful memories five years later
• Mystery donor leaves $1,740 gold coin in Tenn. kettle
• New book traces Grant's route to Vicksburg
• No. 17 Mississippi State beats Troy, 106-68
• Ole Miss routs Mississippi Valley State 80-56
• 51 cadets to graduate Highway Patrol class
• U.S. welcomes several new citizens through naturalization proceedings
• New board will need to work as a team
• Traceway's Mae Griffis enjoys 106th
• Tupelo looks at baggy pants, dangerous dogs
• Home safety requires precautions
• Burglary, theft arrests raise hopes, but isn't a break in New Albany shooting case
• Tuskegee airman honored at West Amory Elementary
• Break-ins continue in Pontotoc County
• Stripper charges dropped, Wicker aide keeps job
• Soldiers charged with recruitment fraud
• Bomb threat at Tupelo High
• MDOT reports icy accumulation in Itawamba County
• Overflow crowd mourns slain New Albany teacher
• Corinth eateries safe despite salmonella scare
• Newly renovated Woody's gets good marks
• Va. Tech gunman kills officer, then found dead
• Advocates: Enhanced sex ed may cut teen pregnancy
• Wiggins to focus on jobs
• Mississippi Drug Card continues to save residents on prescriptions
• Overflow crowd mourns slain New Albany teacher
• No breaks yet in Price shooting death
• Corinth salmonella cases draw scrutiny
• Aldridge lawsuit highlights estate spending
• GINNA PARSONS: Woody's in a flurry ahead of reopening
• Booster treasurer testifies on third day of Ellis hearing
• Christmas fun at the Elkin
• On the need to know
• Becoming Kringle: part 2
• UPDATE: Florence Aldridge denies suggestion about pass at Louis
• Cause of dry cleaner fire in Corinth remains under investigation
• Some snow reports in NEMS
• 'People are counting on this new board'
• Gilmore Foundation announces winners of business contest
• New Albany stunned
• Burglaries a focus of investigation in Price shooting
• Booneville bank robbery suspect in custody
• Pedestrian killed in Union County
• Miss. flags lowered for Pearl Harbor Day
• KI to end manufacturing in Pontotoc, Tupelo
• New Albany football coach shot, wife killed
• Former state senator Graham dies
• Ole Miss welcomes Freeze as coach
• Southern Motion could add 400 jobs in Baldwyn
• Elvis statue to be added to Fairpark
• Food Network chef in Tupelo
• Ole Miss introduces Freeze as new head coach
• Feds set to give Tupelo cigarette building
• Updates from Calvin Ellis hearing in Tupelo
• Holiday Market exceeds expectations
• UPDATE: Freeze named next Ole Miss football coach
• Barbour backs online sales tax
• New Miss. gun law quietly eases limits
• Belden firefighter not your typical guy
• Academic Bowl prepares Shannon Middle students for state tests
• Miss. State to Music City Bowl
• AP source: Ole Miss schedules meeting with Freeze
• 71-year-old rescued, 30-year-old dies in 2 fires
• Hattiesburg part of school bus safety project
• Christmas Spirit: Great floats, good weather mark parade
• Waller recalled as inclusive governor
• Poverty is on the rise among school-aged children
• Beef plant details may finally emerge
• 3Qs: Blake Wilson, president of the Mississippi Economic Council
• Mississippi State Football Championship Scores
• Conditions improve for 2 injured students in Winona bus crash
• Tippah County memorial to fallen officers Crenshaw,Crum dedicated Saturday
• Columbus appeal denied by Miss. court
• Southern Miss ruins No. 7 Houston's BCS hopes
• MSU students, Smithville leaders collaborate
• Pete Boone Q&A: 'We've got some great opportunities here'
• Mooreville students create cards for military
• Burglary suspect shot by resident in Oxford
• Mullen statement says no contact with Penn State
• Cheapest gas: Sherman 12/2/11
• Longtime Oxford attorney Omar Craig dies
• Pontotoc city schools safe after precautionary stand by
• Unemployment rate falls to lowest since March 2009
• REPORT: Log truck collides with school bus in Montgomery County
• A festive glow: Tupelo families enjoy train rides, music, decorations
• Potential Ole Miss coaches still coaching
• Okolona weighs options on topless club
• HealthWorks! receives $250,000 grant
• SANDLIN TRIAL: Jury - Lisa Sandlin guilty of murder
• Michael Rubenstein dies of heart attack
• Trial date set in Tupelo bank robbery case
• Francis to appear before Parole Board
• Loaves and Fishes ends first year and looks to the next
• Bikers seek support for the Eldridge Children's Home
• MUW president named
• Occupy Tupelo targets Wicker
• Occupy Tupelo movement drew 10
• Borsig named MUW president
• Former Mississippi Gov. Bill Waller has died
• UPDATE: Lee County authorities capture man who ran from jail
• Pontotoc man dies in early morning vehicle accident
• Happy sales: More shoppers out locally, nationally
• Region's anticipated snow was scarce
• Success feeds rumors, Mullen says of Penn State buzz
• Tupelo recycling bins went fast
• House building permits see rise
• Southern Miss' Davis wins Conerly Trophy
• Bank robbed in Abbeville
• Mississippi State's Dan Mullen on Penn State Reports: 'I like to deal in realities'
• Ole Miss coaching search committee meets with football team
• Propane tank explodes at Okolona house fire
• Winter weather system moving through Northeast Miss.
• Roll it out: Bigger, mobile bins hit streets
• Tupelo kicks off Christmas season this week
• Ripley alderman pleads guilty
• Women dominate Sandlin jury
• Jurors seated in Sandlin murder trial
• Jackson Police officer receives Purple Heart
• Two traffic fatalities in Mississippi over Holiday
• Shoppers snap up Cyber Monday deals
• Snow may fall, won't stick
• Deer dangers increase
• 'Survivor' may give answers about dolphin deaths
• LOCAL FOLKS: Delta native has a good 'spirit'
• Spine surgery technique gaining national attention
• Online shopping sales surge 26 percent on Black Friday
• No. 24 Mississippi State beats North Texas, 82-59
• Possible snow in NEMS?
• Rescued dolphin beginning to eat fish
• Toys still hot on wish lists
• MSU plays on: Nutt exits with another loss
• PSC to review all water utilities
• Community college tuition guarantee program shows steady growth
• Food stamp usage on the rise
• 3Qs: Santa Claus
• EGG BOWL 2011 UPDATES: Miss. State 31, Ole Miss 3 Fourth Quarter
• PHOTO GALLERY: EGG BOWL 2011
• Pontotoc Park improvements in discussion stages
• EGG BOWL 2011: Will rivals rise to the occasion?
• Group to pay expenses for Columbus police chief candidates
• EGG BOWL 2011: The Junction
• Black Friday got physical in Northeast Mississippi
• Okolona man tall in saddle at 104
• High School Football Scores November 25, 2011
• High School Football Games November 25, 2011
• Miss. congressmen confident in court redistricting
• One dead in George County accident
• Holiday shopping starts early in Tupelo
• Thanksgiving 2011: Serving faithfully
• Oxford officials pleased with urban deer harvest
• 'Biggest Loser' winner comes to town
• CVB requests Corinth uphold budget agreement
• Christmas dreams: Tupelo Ballet presents “The Nutcracker”
• Damage assessed, storm victim needs to be addressed
• Railroad crossing in downtown Aberdeen being removed
• Appeal denied over probation revocation
• TVA tax equivalents in 2011 total $530 million
• Residents give thanks amid hardship
• This year, Black Friday shopping kicks off today
• Sister shares the gift of life at age 75
• Landlords receive notice of new fees
• Robbie Ward:Our Poverty and Thanksgiving
• SWAT team ends standoff in Mooreville
• Small town company makes it big
• Reality TV show coming to Tupelo
• Biz Buzz: Thanksgiving hours and more
• Man sought for bad checks in Chickasaw and Calhoun Counties
• Auditor, College Board inquiring about laptops at USM
• Thanksgiving out: Restaurants ready for holiday diners
• Nunnelee: D.C. has to cut spending
• Police ask for public's help to identify masked suspect in Oxford
• Water Valley man held on assualt charge in knifing
• Economy means scaled-back Thanksgiving for many
• Bush tax cut debate dooms deal to cut deficit
• Nunnelee town hall meeting set for tonight
• Storm system moves through Mississippi
• Former New Albany police officer commits suicide
• Officer arrested in baby's death
• No injuries in pipeline explosion, fire
• Jason Aldean to perform in Tupelo on February 25
• GRATEFUL, TOGETHER: Annual Thanksgiving service unites Tupeloans
• Union liquor vote Jan. 10
• Mississippi State, Ole Miss look to salvage season
• Strong storms in forecast Tuesday
• Corinth ward 4 incumbent Alderman J.C. Hill wins election challenge
• AP poll: Heels an easy No. 1; Miss. St. in Top 25
• Judges to hear US House remap arguments in Miss.
• Food and fellowship: Two communities come together to give thanks
• Remap heads to court
• Batesville to revisit gravel pit zoning issue
• Scammers out to steal holiday cheer, money
• Speed weighs eminent domain challenge
• Pioneer Community Hospital in Aberdeen undergoes series of renovations
• Itawamba County Coroner's office adds another deputy
• Debt deal prospects sour amid partisan wrangling
• $200,000 bond set for man accused of assault
• Reba rocks the BancorpSouth Arena
• Creeping Christmas: Pre-Thanksgiving decorations now common
• Union voters petition for liquor election
• Bryant's impact on College Board unprecedented
• Dumb criminals, crazy calls - Police can tell some true tales about both
• Wilson shines as Arkansas downs Miss. St. 44-17
• After fire and tornado, Yazoo City church is rebuilt
• Top-ranked LSU huge favorite over Ole Miss
• Laptop program at USM under review
• Holly Springs working on comprehensive zoning plan
• High School Football Scores November 18, 2011
• As suppliers celebrate, Barbour says more on the way
• Tupelo to candidates: Get the signs
• NEMS Daily Journal carrier cracks paper theft case
• Attorney withdraws ex-choral director’s lawsuit
• High School Playoff Football Games November 18, 2011
• Residents report boom and shaking in north Lee County
• UPDATE: THS student killed in 45 crash
• UPDATE: Ellis' attorney dismisses lawsuit
• Updates from Baldwyn Toyota supplier ceremony
• UPDATE: Norbord plant catches fire
• Work force enjoys day of Toyota celebration
• Toyota suppliers to celebrate today
• USPS meeting draws meager gathering
• Rebels have 'long list' for next head coach
• Mississippi State beats No. 19 Texas A&M, 69-60
• UPDATE: Toyota celebrates start of production at new plant at Blue Springs
• College Board names Borsig as MUW choice
• Tupelo student hit by car getting off bus
• UPDATE: 'House-cleaning' starts in District Attorney's office
• Toyota to roll out first car
• Five years, smoke-free: Tupelo, Starkville, Oxford and Mantachie
• USPS to unveil consolidation plan details today at public meeting
• North Lee Water board named
• Iuka man accused of shooting bald eagle
• Lee County women charged with child deprivation
• Biz Buzz Blog: Toyota Countdown
• Miss. now needs federal nod for voter ID amendment
• Handgun found on student at Houston High School
• Okolona fixes water bill mess
• North Lee customers elect leaders
• State revenue growth projections small
• Starkville cyclist presses charges
• QB Mackey, RB Scott among three suspended Rebels
• Potts Camp elects Houston mayor
• Potts Camp elects mayor
• North Lee County Water Association meeting updates
• Hazardous weather outlook for NEMS tonight
• Nutt suspends starting QB, leading rusher at Ole Miss
• UPDATE: One man arrested after Tupelo shooting
• GOP picks Gunn for speaker
• Two big tents go up for Toyota celebration
• PERS group won't meet deadline
• North Lee County water customers pick new board tonight
• Meridian attorney to hear choral director's appeal
• Lee County sheriff’s department arrests six on burglary charges
• GOP to support Gunn's bid for House speaker
• Egg Bowl will have 6 p.m. kickoff
• Controlled substances at Ripley High campus lead to charges against two students
• GOP schedules speaker vote
• Belmont High School: Anti-tobacco team highlights dangers
• Civil War remembrance weekend wraps up in Corinth
• Inmate dies at Itawamba County Jail
• Tupelo Board to hold called meeting to discuss Ellis hearing
• Fisherman's body found in Ross Barnett Reservoir
• Admitted rapist convicted of child molestation
• Burglar gets ice chest full of loose change
• It’s a big week for Toyota, region
• Broken trust: Parents' worry isn't about 'strangers' anymore
• USPS makes huge leap in savings estimates
• Initiatives could still face hurdles
• 3Qs: Stephen Thompson, Tupelo Luncheon Civitan Club
• Defeat may not end 'personhood' efforts in Miss.
• MSU looking for signature win vs No. 4 Alabama
• Ole Miss tries to push past uncertainty
• Miss. ag station to auction livestock Thursday
• High School Football Scores November 11, 2011
• Tupelo honors veterans
• Bell adds to GOP legislators
• 11/11/11 has special meaning for two area families
• Feds to inspect Itawamba County jail next year
• Obama observes Veterans Day with Arlington rites
• High School Football Games November 11, 2011
• Homeless try to keep warm, cause fire hazards
• Traffic stop leads to meth-lab discovery
• Cause of Lee County house fire unknown
• Honoring Monroe County Veterans
• Veterans Day: On the sea, in the sky
• Tollison joins Senate GOP ranks
• Elvis’ birthplace moves forward with expansion
• Architects: Design for Wellspring Center will be ready by December
• Speaker's race gears up with House balance unclear
• State Sen. Tollison of Oxford jumps from Democrat to Republican
• Casting Crowns returns to BancorpSouth Arena
• Two Verona residents charged with alleged arson
• Mantachie mayor says misuse of public funds was ‘an oversight’
• Ingalls wins $13M Navy contract
• Payments set in 5 states in Morgan Keegan deal
• Authorities searching for escaped juveniles
• Council likely to OK rental fees
• BlueFire finds equity partner
• BIZ BUZZ: Chinese company to invest in Bluefire
• Columbus woman loses challenges murder indictment
• High court rules against Mississippi NAACP
• La Russa announces retirement
• Oktibbeha County man pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Goo Goo Dolls deliver hits at arena
• LOCAL FOLKS - A taste for adventure: At 60, grandmother soars ‘on wings like eagles’
• TPD more diverse at top
• Kelly wants to beat veteran DA Young
• UPDATE: Three Ole Miss students killed in wreck near Vaiden
• 2 arrested for forcing child into prostitution
• Columbus: Robinson enters plea in slaying
• Woman charged in Greenwood slaying
• 2 arrested after pot plant found in dormitory
• DAY AT THE PARK: Football fans gather at Fairpark for games
• Hard work, grant make Brice’s name list a reality
• 20-25 state House races to be among most watched
• Tupelo proposes nearly $4 million bond
• 3Qs: Josh Abramson, Tupelo Regional Airport executive director
• Suicide bombing of NATO convoy kills 17
• Miss. St., Kentucky meet with bowl aspirations
• Auburn, Ole Miss both need a win 'really bad'
• Convicted murderer 'won't be on Facebook anymore'
• High School Football Scores October 28, 2011
• Cardinals win World Series, beat Texas 6-2 in Game 7
• Halloween, grown up: Adults have just as much fun as kids on the holiday
• Senate outcome expected to be close
• Reeves hope legislators are elected for four years
• THS choral director questions his dismissal
• Two die in accident on Highway 50 in Golden Triangle
• High School Football Games October 28, 2011
• Ex-fugitive Freshwater pleads guilty to '66 murder
• Two children killed in Senatobia crash
• Lee superintendent candidates discuss issues
• Teens, parents face media with Alcorn strip-search claims
• Sheriff campaigns wind down
• Join us on Facebook and Twitter for a chance to win Reba McEntire tickets
• Komen event honors cancer survivors
• Voter ID proposal on Mississippi ballot Nov. 8
• Man indicted for bank robbery
• Calhoun man gets 10 years in Dutch bicyclist's death
• NJ gov to campaign for GOP nominee for Miss. gov
• NEW UPDATE: Sheriff denies youth-center's naked 'squat & cough' policy for teens
• Highway 9 well ahead of schedule
• TRA to sell land for Fairpark restaurant
• Second man admits guilt in gun scheme
• Teen strip searches prompt Alcorn lawsuit
• Corinth board adopts fire, police holiday pay changes
• Plant fire still under investigation
• Game 6 of World Series postponed by rainy forecast
• EPA to hold environmental impact meeting
• Former Calhoun County Chancery Clerk indicted for embezzlement
• Lawsuit claims teens' unlawful strip search in Alcorn facility
• Mt. Vernon Foam burns down
• Pigskins in the Park to feature four games
• North Lee County Water Association lacks full-time operator
• DuPree: I will find common ground
• Gill, Hyde-Smith vie for commissioner of agriculture, commerce
• DeSoto County schools continue to grow
• Miss. mayor accused of sex assault on inmate
• Woman reports to federal prison
• Student robbed in dorm at Northeast Mississippi Community College
• Symposium set for Miss. 'personhood' initiative
• Write, read and rap: Author connects kids with the written word
• Airlines submit bids
• State treasurer nominees tout their executive experience
• Derden challenges Benson for Lee chancery clerk
• Oxford school board hears sex-ed options
• Armed robbery at Northeast Community College dorm
• Car fire put out at Dodge's Chicken Store
• Two airlines submit Tupelo air service bids
• Moran pledges to work for economic development
• Attorney general recovers $6M in Medicaid case
• On the issues: Bryant, DuPree aren't always at odds
• Sundbecks due for family scrap in federal court
• Oxford High School Theater funding Fringe Festival trip
• Local Folks: Family did what it took to survive
• West Asian camel spends time at Tremont's Holly Farm
• Wrongly convicted Batesville man, free 16 years, to be paid
• Alcorn County offers flu shots
• Officials: Soldier kills deputy, then self in Ga.
• 9 Miss state troopers appealing suspensions
• Palin's Prayer: Former Alaska governor gives religious testimony
• One in seven water systems cited for violations
• Bryant, DuPree have extensive public records
• Two Lee supes races to go: District 1, 3 voters will weigh in Nov. 8
• 3Qs: Mary-Kathryn Herrington, Oxford’s director of tourism
• Ole Miss falls to No. 10 Arkansas, 29-24
• Ripley man hurt in ultra-light plane crash
• Kent Hull: ‘Sure going to miss him’
• Sentencing set in death of Dutch bicyclist
• No. 10 Arkansas is a heavy favorite at Ole Miss
• High School Football Scores October 21, 2011
• Palin to encourage Tupelo women
• Verona Texaco reportedly held up at gunpoint
• Animal advocate: owning exotics expensive in Mississippi
• High School Football October 21, 2011
• Natchez Parkway Assoc. meets in Tupelo
• No rehearing for suspended Judge McGee
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• Expert: Miss. needs to improve education, health
• Realtors: Region outpaces nation
• Therapeutic playground gets big boost
• Corinth police show success in collecting fines
• Kuykendall named state's Superintendent of Year
• Emotion less heated for Arkansas vs. Nutt IV
• Starkville man seeks more hours for alcohol sales
• DNC leader stumps for Miss. gov nominee DuPree
• Oxford man dead in one-vehicle wreck
• Libya officials: Gadhafi captured, possibly killed
• Hey y'all: Paula Deen greets hundreds in Oxford
• Federal agencies investigate North Lee water
• C Spire to offer the iPhone 4S; cost due 'soon'
• Bigger recycling bins in Tupelo available to first 500
• Kent Hull remembered for influential role
• Corkern wants December trial delay
• Bowling and attorney won’t part ways
• Tiplersville Post Office public hearing set Tuesday
• Three charged in farm equipment theft in Itawamba County
• C Spire Wireless to offer iPhone 4S
• ICC Expo links careers and education
• Aquatic center approved in Tupelo
• Wicker's campaign cash stout as 2012 vote looms
• Lafayette County goes nearly debt-free
• Tupelo OKs aquatic center construction
• Lockheed Martin set to open tech center in Miss.
• DNC chair to campaign for Miss. governor nominee
• Saltillo man accused in attempted statutory rape case in Long Beach
• Fraud defendant Corkern asks for new, later trial date
• Oxford - December trial set for convicted sex offender
• Monroe County to participate in civil commitment program
• BCS Arena has third best year
• Whistleblower named North Lee Water interim head
• Lee County Agri-Center director resigns
• Whistleblower now leads North Lee Water
• Chandler to plead guilty Nov. 9 in health care fraud case
• UPDATE: Shooting leaves one dead in Prentiss County
• Hancock Fabrics names new CEO
• Lee Co. Agri-Center loses director
• Analysis: Who should have a say on Colonel Reb?
• Here for the band: Tupelo mom supports kids, school through boosters
• Perp walks change perception
• Former New Orleans Saints star comes home to sell sauce
• Tupelo apartment shooting leaves one injured
• Miss. court weighing damage limitations
• Ole Miss loses 2 to season-ending injuries
• Building a wall: Volunteers working to honor Vietnam veterans
• Ancient art in a technological age: Today’s writing classes emphasize communication skills
• New Albany considers smoking ban
• Testing continues for North Lee County Water Association
• More library meetings ahead
• 3Qs: Eric Clark, executive director, Mississippi Board of Community Colleges
• Richardson leads No. 2 Alabama by Ole Miss 52-7
• Cuts likely for Miss. universities
• Miss. St. falls 14-12 to No. 15 South Carolina
• George Jones is coming to Fulton
• New trial date set for Williams in 2005 slaying
• High School Football Scores October 14, 2011
• Some public spending records missing from website
• Governor debates remain friendly
• Toyota Mississippi production hiring complete
• Parade features Ole Miss
• Bryant, DuPree debate at law school
• High School Football Games October 14, 2011
• Ex-lawyer Leonard gets prison time for embezzlement
• Tire theft ring hits Tupelo
• USDA says drought benefits available in Miss.
• 12th annual Tupelo Chili Fest draws 34 teams
• Blueprint Mississippi cites progress, recommends action
• Bolden, 3 other Rebels suspended
• History questions delay Smithville school work
• Former Panola exec expected to plead in health care fraud
• Four Ole Miss football players suspended
• BlackBerrys buzz back to life after long outage
• Wine bars opens in downtown Tupelo
• Rural Legal Services to stay in Oxford
• Monroe County highway dedication
• Mall makeover: Belk celebrates $5 million renovation, expansion
• Tupelo considers baggy pants ban
• New rental fees proposed for Tupelo
• Olin/Winchester dedicates Centerfire plant in Oxford
• Ex-physician seeks to lose 'public safety' issue
• Renfrow's Cafe burns on Ripley square
• Monroe County School board confronts prayer issue
• Street closing Thursday in Tupelo
• Winchester's new Oxford plant opens
• Pontotoc board says slow down on Eighth St.
• Living la vida loca
• Water board president resigns
• More rules, training called for rural water boards
• Amory Humane Society needs assistance
• House candidate's residency questioned
• Water board, bylaws stayed much the same
• Rally urges support for LGBT community
• Bicyclist’s death under investigation
• Bryant flexes fundraising muscle
• Blueprint recommendations to be released on Thursday
• Mullen coy on Mississippi State's starting QB
• Two charged in death of Grenada police officer
• Pedestrian fatality in Tippah County under investigation
• Email trial: Judge retains issues for jury in cyberstalking case
• Analysis: Miss. gov candidates split on ed ideas
• Aiming higher: TPSD drafts plan to raise ranking
• Beef plant info requested for state civil trial
• New drug court in Clay County
• Tupelo native pairs education career, rise in military
• 52 firms sign on for Southaven job fair
• Biking for Boy Scouts in Itawamba County
• Power back on after outage in North Lee County
• Natchez Police: Man shot and killed driving from gunman
• Multi-year MSU study tracks tagged deer
• Kid's Day opens airport to pint-sized pilots
• State lacks oversight of water boards
• Feds eye Medicaid mental health reimbursement
• 3Qs: Lee Childress, Corinth school system superintendent
• Okolona woman dies in Pontotoc County car crash
• Russell leads Mississippi State past UAB 21-3
• MSU to track deer in Mississippi
• Qualifying deadline for TEPA board elections nears
• NRC will work with TVA to make Browns Ferry safe
• High School Football Scores October 7, 2011
• Agencies say they responded to water complaints
• One dead in car crash in Furrs community in Pontotoc County
• Flaggs wants direct info from PERS study group
• Bicyclist struck, killed near Oxford
• Scanner: Robbery reported in Shannon
• Scanner: Robbery reported in Tupelo
• Cheapest gas: Fulton 10/7/11
• North Lee Water Association water test clean
• Free water could dry up
• Potts Camp grieves loss of 'good guy' mayor
• NEMCC to honor its fallen students
• Tourist center opens today in Fairpark
• North Lee board directors got discount on water
• Tupelo Police respond to shooting
• North Mississippi Allstars come full circle on new CD
• Starkville school board adopts policy on meeting recordings
• Lee water association supervisor to go
• Ole Miss refuses gun store's hockey sponsorship
• Tupelo seeks Spain House status, grant
• Facebook to hold seminar for parents
• Apple co-founder and pioneer Steve Jobs dies at 56
• Potts Camp mayor struck by vehicle
• Northeast freshman dies in Wednesday afternoon car accident
• Sarah Palin says she will not run for president
• Ole Miss Grove tailgating changes announced
• Utility customers flood meeting
• Downtown Tupelo sets busy fall schedule
• Unsealed: Lott insists he gave judge no hope of appointment
• Corinth fine-collection plan scrapped
• Lafayette County to use new weather alerts
• Five North Lee County Water Association board members resign
• Food for the Fulton pantry
• Missouri curators vote to explore leaving Big 12
• Crews searching for New Albany native in Tennessee
• Motorcycle crashes on Hwy. 45
• Planning stage: Architects mull concepts for facility
• North Lee board hires attorney to investigate
• AG hopefuls differ on initiatives, health care challenge
• Lafayette pulls arts funding over exhibit
• Lafayette board funds $4.5M facility
• Falkner High baseball player killed in four-wheeler accident
• Biz Buzz Blog Updates
• Italy appeals court clears Knox of murder
• State approves Corinth Magnolia's plan to add beds
• Judge grants 'unseal' of documents in Dickie Scruggs appeal
• All Saints’ Episcopal Church offers 17th annual Blessing of the Animals
• Warrant list posted at West Point police department
• Aberdeen sends off its troops
• Miss. Choctaws' 1st female chief swearing-in Tuesday
• Lafayette County inmate back in jail
• Northeast Community College student dies in one-vehicle accident
• Holly Springs Mayor seeks support for projects
• Pumpkin growers expect decent crop
• Sapper Company leaves Houston
• NMRLS to close Tupelo office
• Some debit card customers face higher fees
• Attorney general candidates voice priorities
• 3Qs: Eddie Prather, vice president of the Tupelo school board
• Mississippi State falters in 24-10 loss to Georgia
• Hairy, crazy ants invade from Texas to Mississippi
• Megaresorts may be thing of the past in Mississippi
• Teen found with gun at Neshoba Central High
• Older driver denounces removal of Iuka driver licensing office
• High School Football Scores September 30, 2011
• Residents furious with water company
• Starkville woman found not guilty of murder
• Still no motive released in Tupelo shooting
• Tonight's High School Football Games
• Child shot in New Albany
• 14 Miss. troopers disciplined in DPS test probe
• Improving patient safety builds up from workforce
• Special-needs playground to open Monday
• Water workers allege side jobs
• Miss. high court lets murder conviction stand in Starkville case
• ARC grant to help TownHouse return to Smithville
• UMMC transplant program revived
• Bond set for Chickasaw County man after child porn arrest
• Ole Miss leader rebukes athletic program critics
• Portion of Highway 45 traffic delayed
• UPDATE: Two dead in Tupelo shooting
• Patrons weigh options for Lee County Library facility
• Agreement reached on new downtown eatery
• Small-school high school basketball tourneys could head to Tupelo
• Health care remains state economic driver
• Cantaloupe outbreak is deadliest in a decade
• Dog attack in Pontotoc County
• For some drivers, not wearing glasses can mean a ticket
• Judge upholds key parts of Ala. immigration law
• C Spire Wireless web traffic spikes with launch
• Council gives Tupelo Aquatic Center project A-OK
• Spain House could receive $175,000 boost
• Tupelo postal rally fails to materialize
• Search firm concludes superintendent focus groups
• Lee school board disputes legal bills
• Tupelo aquatic center nears next phase
• 2nd man charged for fake records at TVA nuke plant
• Oxford finds location for blues marker
• 11 chosen to receive Mississippi Medal of Service
• TVA engineer testifies dikes fine before ash spill
• The search is on: Tupelo sets wish list for next superintendent
• PERS benefits high, but state pay low
• Emergency call system gets Lee County's green light
• GOP asks court to redraw state congressional map
• Ex-physician sentenced to six years for child porn
• Starkville bond issue before voters Tuesday
• Analysis: Miss. gov candidates split on voter ID
• West Point and Clay County inmates housing deal reached
• Hound Dogs name of new Tupelo Indoor football team
• Biggers sentences ex-doctor to 72 months on child porn plea
• No races for 14 legislators
• Tornadoes reported in the Delta Sunday night
• Jury service crucial to American system
• Boone: 'No accuracy' to resignation rumor
• Autopsy completed on man found in Monroe
• Six people injured after Beale Street shootings
• City says Wright's ex-wife withheld information
• Teen births, infant deaths down in Mississippi
• Locker free: Mainstay less relevant in today’s schools
• What happened to my brother in Feb. 1975?
• Firm seeks public input for superintendent search
• County board eyes Crow’s Neck revival
• 3Qs: Marcus Johnson, Shiloh National Military Park
• Ole Miss offense sputters in 27-13 loss
• Truck of missing Walls man found
• Thursday night stabbing ends with three-car collision in Oktibbeha County
• From Iraq with love to Ripley Elementary School
• Public safety officials tout new license option
• High School Football Scores September 23, 2011
• On the road with Tupelo's dog catcher
• NASA's dead satellite falls, starting over Pacific
• Remains identified as Prentiss County woman
• Hearing next week on Aldridge lawsuit venue
• Corinth man dies Friday evening from gunshot wounds
• High School Football Games September 23, 2011
• Judge moves toward declaring Natalee Holloway dead
• Cheapest gas: Fulton/Sherman 9/23/11
• Johnson loses appeal in effort to win new trial
• Reba McEntire returns to BancorpSouth Arena
• Lambert plays to packed arena
• Budget panel: Protect PERS' '13th check'
• Books for all: Books, literacy program donated
• Miss. agencies request $1.4B increase in funding
• Cellular South to become C Spire Wireless
• Falkner man dies in motorcycle accident
• Bear sighting reported in Chickasaw County
• Miranda Lambert at BancorpSouth Arena tonight
• Fall Foliage forecast: Color peaks later, but wildflowers are here
• Mail carriers defend Saturday delivery
• Dispute may bring new sign ordinance in Corinth
• Young man killed in early morning hours in Pontotoc County accident
• Businessman says he was thrown out of Aberdeen mayor's office
• CREATE to distribute $75,000 to storm victims
• Miss. Health Dept. requests more money for FY13
• Iraq vet from Shannon headed to national golf finals
• Kilgore testifies at TVA trial on coal ash suits
• Growth expected to be slower for state than nation
• Disaster drill: Exercise at Tupelo Airport test local agencies
• Wade drops Senate 9 appeal
• Tupelo Council approves city's long-range plan
• Tupelo transit talks revived
• Charge upgraded against Lumberton mayor
• Miss. economy growing, but very slowly
• BP oil not degrading on Gulf floor, study says
• Cancer doctor seeks bond in fraud case
• Mass. company's bionic leg will be produced in MS
• With distinction: Teachers honored for work
• Bryan opponent drops out of Senate 7 race
• Airport drill to test new emergency plan
• Lee County may go to phone-based weather alert
• University leaders: Federal cuts being felt
• U.S. 45 Alternate northbound lanes are now open in Monroe County
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG UPDATES
• Corinth schools add high tech tool
• Testimony starting in trial on TVA coal ash suits
• Forward Rebels group calls for change at Ole Miss
• Miss. budget hearings on tap this week in Jackson
• Local man travels the world for Scouts
• Tupelo-Lee Humane Society says more staff needed if dangerous dog ordinance becomes law
• Lee County, Tupelo see enrollment bump
• Woman robbed near spot of attempted sexual assault in Starkville
• 3 to stand trial in club shooting
• Nichole’s story: Teenager’s love for books impacts others
• Body found at Luxapalila Creek Recreation Area
• La. man arrested on porn charge
• Traffic fines' revenue value increases
• Political factors surround PERS study
• Toyota Mississippi workers volunteer to spruce up sites
• Meeting growth is critical to a good school ranking
• 3Qs: Dr. Bettye Coward
• Vanderbilt routs Ole Miss, 30-7
• Tennessee man receives life-threatening injury in car accident in Tishomingo County
• Woman injured in motorcycle accident in Union County
• Lafayette County redistricting vote postponed
• High School Football Scores September 16, 2011
• Miss. death row inmate seeks new trial
• Lee County budget: No new taxes, no raises
• State OKs final school rankings
• Oxford developments follow Ole Miss-driven demand
• EPA adds 2 Miss. waste sites to Superfund list
• BIZ BUZZ: Here's the high/low on NEMS gas prices today
• High School Football Games September 16, 2011
• Verona man arrested after shooting in Tupelo
• Starkville preschool replacing processed foods
• Pumping them up: Wellness summit encourages educators
• Plan: Tupelo mail to Memphis
• Saltillo High earns National Blue Ribbon
• Manufacturing group endorses Bryant for governor
• Fulton landmark to be moved
• PSC mulls limit on utilities' travel repayment
• Scruggs counsel: Seal memo but we’ll ask unseals soon
• Warrant issued for man in Tunica rape case
• Firefighters raising money for address signs
• BRAD LOCKE: MSU no longer happy with being competitive
• Pit bulls eyed in Tupelo crackdown
• TPSD begins issuing laptops Friday
• Action taken in three child pornography cases
• Booneville students’ punishment modified
• Corinth board approves mostly flat 2012 budget
• Supervisors OK increase for Itawamba school taxes
• No. 25 Mississippi State eyes upset over No. 3 LSU
• Youth’s mother sues New Albany police over son’s arrest
• Family: No death penalty in alleged MS hate crime
• State Senator says he's innocent of gun accusation
• Region's schools do well in rankings
• Tupelo, Lee County maintain same level
• Hosemann addresses cemetery questions
• Tupelo Council OKs budget
• $5.8M FAA grant funds airport runway extension
• 2 Reform candidates removed from Miss. ballots
• New evidence cites more BP oil spill mistakes
• Sherman, MS gets Toyota supplier
• Tupelo schools make more room for Pre-K
• Hancock posts quarterly loss
• 7 plead guilty to insurance fraud
• Family of former Rebels' player sues Mississippi
• A new vision: BMC seeks support for plans
• Tupelo leaders ready to adopt FY12 budget
• TVA residential bills to drop in October
• Mississippi State officials urge caution after off-campus incident
• Hosemann to discuss cemeteries status
• Two in Miss. ag race support limit on eminent domain
• Water Valley expansion, new jobs announced
• Drop in TVA fuel cost more than offsets rate hike
• Preservation Commission OKs marker, not site in Oxford
• Candidate won't run for sheriff in Lowndes County
• 9/11 remembered in NEMS
• LOCAL FOLKS: ICC instructor sings about the weather
• Optimism a must, says Vanderbilt professor
• Sept. 11 marked with new memorial to the dead
• Mississippians reflect on men lost in 9/11
• Oxford Senate candidate’s eligibility questioned
• Mullen: Mississippi St. linemen won't need surgery
• Hattiesburg Public Schools: kids can carry phones
• Attack changed everything for Guard
• New generation reflects upon 9/11
• Memories of shock, horror and disbelief
• Three-tiered turnover first since ’76
• 3Qs: Bill Benson, Lee County chancery clerk, chair of PERS board
• Ole Miss beats Southern Illinois, 42-24
• Miss. State comes up just short against Auburn
• Nate inches toward Mexico; 10 oil workers missing
• Oktibbeha officials say 2 allegedly shot at cars
• Coroner: High school player died of heart failure
• High School Football Scores Sept. 9, 2011
• High school football player dies in Mississippi
• Miss. court dismisses petition against Alcorn County judge
• Events planned for 9/11 remembrance
• Hummingbird Festival expects to draw thousands to Holly Springs
• UPDATE: Name of suspect in attempted afternoon Tupelo bank robbery released
• High School Football Games Sept. 9, 2011
• Two Delta State students killed in accident
• Court to hear Lafayette County sexual battery case appeal
• Standoff at Gulfport grocery store ends in suicide
• New Harmonies: Smithsonian exhibit on roots music opens in Amory
• Initiatives OK'd for Nov. 8 ballot
• Two-year colleges see dip
• Workshop equips parents to improve schools
• Smithville gets gift from school that can relate
• Obama asks $450B to lift economy, mostly tax cuts
• AP source: Specific, unconfirmed threat received
• Former Miss. judge released from federal prison
• Sherwin-Williams wins appeals of lead paint case
• Ex-Corinth officer must report to prison Oct. 14
• Deal struck on Tupelo budget
• Tea Party mulls ouster of state’s incumbents
• Brian Aldridge: ‘Angel’ correcting finances
• Books-A-Million to close in Tupelo
• Tupelo airport authority asks for separate trials
• Mississippi budget hearings set for late September
• Books-a-Million to close Tupelo store
• Search continues for suspect transporting marijuana
• Apparent suicide on the Natchez Trace Parkway
• New West Nile cases brings total for Miss. to 23
• New route: Highway 30 to open soon
• Nunnelee defends budget deal, debt limit hike
• Two Tupelo hotels closed, two to open
• State wins $38M case against drug maker
• Oxford, Lafayette look to sell found silver
• Tupelo will sue to get Trace Inn
• Miss. wins $38.2M in Medicaid drug-pricing lawsuit
• No. 16 Mississippi State's offense still grows
• Chevron announces oil discovery in Gulf
• Partial Street Closing
• Man arrested in Clay County death
• UPDATE: Body found in Oktibbeha County
• Stormy Monday: Weather swamps many holiday plans
• Candidates to define differences
• Laptops near for Tupelo students in 6th to 12th grade
• Ole Miss has its QB, but RB remains an issue
• 4-wheel riders discover body near Starkville
• New Miss. law tightens regulation of sports agents
• One-vehicle accident claims Houlka man
• Lazy Lee brings much-needed rain; more likely today
• A weakened Lee still poses flood threat in South
• A friend in deed: Ecru man gives kidney to co-worker
• Mississippi takes a holiday for Labor Day
• Old Walmart space in Oxford to get $3.2M upgrade
• Lee drenches Gulf Coast, could cause inland floods
• Bynum dies at age 59
• Showers and thunderstorms in NEMS
• Possible tornado hits Miss., 1 injury reported
• Outdated computer systems threaten state services
• GAME ON!
• Tupelo plan unlikely to pass
• Toyota start of production draws near
• Assault case headed to grand jury
• TPSD’s 20-day focus set culture
• BYU rallies to beat Ole Miss, 14-13
• Tropical Storm Lee weakens just off Louisiana
• Tupelo Marathon hopes to dodge weather
• REPORT: Former Tupelo police chief arrested
• UPDATE: Bowling, school district face lawsuit over sex-with-minors scandal
• High School Football Scores September 2, 2011
• Old Labor Day rule stirs fashion debate
• Jobs projects get go-ahead
• Corinth sends notices on junk cars
• Salvation Army, Red Cross on standby for potential storms
• Miss. lawmakers approve 3 job-creation proposals
• High School Football Games September 2, 2011
• Car crashes through home in Tupelo
• BIZ BUZZ: Cheapest gas: Sam's & Sherman 9/2/11
• College Board says students numbers up
• Mississippi State rolls past Memphis
• Special session starts today
• Delta brings jet service back to Tupelo airport
• Judge OKs ex-teacher's arrest on sex charge
• Booneville appoints Ramey interim chief
• Tropical depression heads to central Gulf coast
• Mississippi session includes tax rebates for shipbuilder
• No. 20 Mississippi State suspends 5 for opener
• Ole Miss ranked "Most Beautiful" campus by national magazine survey
• Judge OKs move for arrest on sex-with-minor allegations
• State tops in food insecurity category
• Tupelo leaders haggle over budget makeup
• Booneville plant on agenda
• Once-popular Tupelo spot slated for demo
• Tupelo officer faces excessive force allegation
• Tupelo student punished for possession of disarmed weapon
• Bowling wants new legal counsel for federal appeal
• Barbour proposes incentives packages for industry
• Two suspects arrested in drive-by shooting in Oxford
• Booneville board fires police chief, dispatcher
• Bowling sentenced on state charges
• Letters urge punishment, mercy for Dwight Bowling
• State to make federal road funds competitive
• Tupelo seeks $1M grant for sidewalks
• Jolly re-affirmed as Dems' Senate 8 nominee
• GOP govs: Let states decide Medicaid spending
• DOJ settles housing lawsuit against MS newspaper
• Iuka woman appeals death penalty sentence
• Traffic Detour Notice
• IN COURT: Bowling apologizes for his transgressions. Victim's mother has her say.
• Back home: Students reunite in Smithville
• Barbour calls special session for jobs projects
• MHSP promotions come under scrutiny
• Tupelo pool readies for bigger bubble
• Meadows: TPSD can be High Performing
• Firefighters extinguish Tupelo fire
• Barbour: No early role with GOP 2012 candidates
• Blogs: Football updates for Oxford and Starkville
• BIZ BUZZ Blog Updates
• Obama: On Katrina anniversary, need for vigilance
• Analysis: Miss. general election campaign ahead
• Sentencing set for Tupelo man in child porn case
• Resort status being pursued again in Philadelphia, Miss.
• Dining services expand on Ole Miss campus
• Feeling the Spirit: Tupelo pastor still at it after 70 years
• Jewelers ponder gold rush
• After Irene: Severe flooding is feared within days
• Two convicted in Marshall County bank holdups
• MSU sets video conference on food firm startups
• $10M line of credit helped build casino
• Taking shape: Hospital construction progressing around region
• Pressures increase superintendent turnover
• Legal Services office in Tupelo gets reprieve
• Turnout factors will shape fall race
• 3Qs: Rep. Tommy Reynolds, chairman, House Elections Committee
• Mississippi State student charged in stabbing
• Patrol employee convicted of fixing tickets
• Mississippi lending hand to Irene response
• Hurricane-force winds hit coast as Irene soaks NC
• High School Football Scores August 26, 2011
• Can't stop the chop: Smithville returns to home field after tornado
• Oxford police to add downtown detail
• "Get Closer" Tour in Tupelo
• Two million ordered to leave as Irene takes aim
• High School Football Games August 26, 2011
• UPDATE: D.J. Gardner dismissed from Mississippi State basketball team
• Cheapest gas: Sherman 8/26/11
• Capital budget proposed for Tupelo
• Mississippi leads nation in same-sex child rearing
• State orders ‘Angel’ charity to tidy its finances
• Health exchange will offer options
• State officials: Health care reform likely to stick around
• Mississippi Blues Trail to immortalize the hot tamale
• NC counties tell thousands to leave as Irene looms
• Lowndes County murder trial continued
• Fulton garbage rates on rise
• Etta man charged with bomb threat to Ashley Furniture in Pontotoc County
• Stolen firearms popular in crimes, law enforcement officials say
• NTSB: No distress signal before Tupelo plane crash
• Trustmark opening new corporate office
• Oxford Square cameras show off capabilities
• ‘Tuesdays with Morrie’: Elder Reed kicks off Tupelo reading event
• 288th Sapper unit to deploy Oct. 1
• Black Democrat faces tough race for Mississippi governor
• Freeland case: Judge finds Freeland guilty of misdemeanor assault, trespass charges
• Apple says Steve Jobs resigning as CEO
• Preacher loves to cook
• DuPree will face Bryant in the fall general election
• Holland upsets McKinney in Lee County's District 5
• Monroe gets new sheriff, most incumbents survive
• DuVall tops Franks for 2nd House term
• Ware gets re-elected; two move on
• Back to School for Aberdeen - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• DuPree, Luckett vie for Dem nod for Miss. governor
• Lee County man appeals murder conviction of grandfather
• Ole Miss QB arrested for disorderly conduct
• Sheriff: 1 hurt, 1 killed in Itta Bena shootings
• University of North Alabama campus reopens after bomb search
• Runoffs today: Winners go to Nov. 8 general election
• Lee County runoffs limited, more across the region
• Reed proposes balanced budget, tuition assistance
• Tupelo to spend a month with Morrie in reading push
• Corinth animal shelter again offers adoptions
• Liberty Bowl will try to stop cowbells
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG UPDATES
• Feds to monitor runoffs in 4 Miss. counties
• New West Nile case brings total for Miss. to 15
• Batesville Casket opens one-stop health clinic
• One dead in Blue Mountain bike accident
• Furniture market wraps up
• Volunteers provide spiritual and life skill help to inmates, others
• LOCAL FOLKS: Hobbyist fills home with old-timey phonographs
• UPDATE: Church van accident north of Baldwyn, 6 injured
• Libya rebels in Tripoli, Gadhafi defenses collapse
• Weekend Box Office: 'Help' moves upstairs with $20.5M, No. 1 weekend
• Tough times for turf sellers amid housing decline
• Absentee voting rise drawing scrutiny
• DuPree, Luckett tout backgrounds
• Vacation, sick days scrutinized as source of thrift
• Rags to Riches still a hot-ticket trip
• Region could feel defense cuts
• 3Qs: Berkeley Young, tourism research consultant
• Ex-death row inmate enjoys first night of freedom
• UPDATES: South Panola 14, West Point 14, Second Quarter
• Suspect in Miss. fatal rundown in jail isolation
• DuPree, Luckett seek Dem nomination for Miss. gov
• Judge throws out troopers' suit
• High School Football Scores Aug. 19, 2011
• Federal probe of TPD extends beyond hiring
• Medical issue ruled out in pilot’s death
• Tuesday to decide District 5 Lee County supervisor
• Last-chance pets get their own page on shelter site
• Market exhibitors pleased with order-writing at Furniture Market
• Ashland native Terry appears in "The Help"
• Miss. judge asked to reconsider 'The Help' lawsuit
• Pilot's death due to crash not heart problems preliminary autopsy shows
• High School Football: Games for August 19, 2011
• Duncan remembered as ‘great friend and great pilot’
• Furniture Market: Lann brings barbecue, buyers
• Franks, DuVall battle for District 19
• Oxford hospital sale closes after two years
• Tremont native gets Music Trail marker
• MOVIE REVIEW: ‘The Help’ cast members give standout performances
• Dance like the Stars in NEMS
• Mississippi State works to improve on offense
• BIZ BUZZ UPDATES
• NJ gov to speak at Miss. GOP fundraising dinner
• DA says he’ll move ahead on Bowling sentence
• Exhibitors, buyers, gear up for fall furniture market
• Broadband expansion to spur research
• New transmitter gives Monroe County around-the-clock weather coverage
• Federal probe of Tupelo Police Department kept quiet
• Forgotten silver bars found in Oxford bank
• Miss. universities get research technology boost
• Plane crash on Coley Road
• Tupelo confirms ESI as MTP engineer
• Bowling's term: 25 years
• Downturn hit state youth hard
• Dems close in recent fundraising
• Suspicious package in mailbox reported
• Both parties late in filing Miss. primary numbers
• Luckett outspends DuPree in Dem gov primary runoff
• National child welfare survey examines recession
• $360.9M in states' bids approved for US funding
• A Protective Barrier
• Summer jobs program faces opposition
• Tupelo to read meters remotely
• AT&T mobile users hit with outage Monday
• Feds question Tupelo Police Dept.
• Former Corinth cop gets prison time for traffic stop thefts
• AT&T fixing cell phone outages in parts of NEMS
• Two new West Nile cases bring total for Miss. to 15
• Fire engulfs home between Guntown and Baldwyn
• Sentence day looms for Bowling
• State hopes to land in funds for early child ed
• LOCAL FOLKS: Amory's Bo Miller has found his lot in life as the director of the city's only museum
• New tool aims to help Lee students organize thoughts
• Anda to have Olive Branch distribution center
• Saltillo developer explains motivation
• Saltillo mayor: We want high-quality growth
• SEC says its sticking to 12 members for now
• Greenville man charged in baby's death
• Tainted beef leads to grocery recalls
• Ag Center makes improvements, debt lingers
• Candidates battling in treasurer's runoff
• One killed when street sweeper flips near Aberdeen
• Plans set for Corinth's fifth Grand Illumination
• Packing them in: Ole Miss officials hope more will ride bus to campus
• Bachmann wins GOP 2012 test vote
• Miss. apartment fire kills mother, 4 children
• BancorpSouth Arena makes history with attendance
• Internet war of words breaks out in Miss. killing
• High School Football Jamboree Scores
• Tupelo-Lee Humane Society's Animal Shelter gets new home
• Harris gets 2 life sentences in double murder
• Saltillo may raise water, sewage rates
• Tupelo legal aid office's future uncertain
• Saltillo man jailed on meth charges
• Moore appointed new county attorney in Corinth
• BIZ BUZZ: Cheapest Gasoline in Ripley
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Harris admits to 2010 Tupelo double murder
• Traffic slowed after Highway 45 accident
• Highway 9: Essential for Toyota
• Residents doubt elevated tracks in Tupelo
• Weston Reed Foundation's heartfelt mission continues
• Pair plead not guilty to Memphis bank holdup
• Alcorn judge suspended 270 days minus pay
• New Highway 9 cited as essential link in Toyota potential
• Dow up 423 as Wall Street whipsaws again
• King of Newgrass Sam Bush brings his love for music to Tupelo
• Robber hits Oxford drugstore
• Alcorn County resident going to jail for possession of child porn
• Elvis Appreciation Day honors the fans
• Couple sentenced to prison for child porn
• Some Tishomingo County ballots to be examined
• Barbour: Creative sector means money for state
• Smithville students to begin year out of town
• Three arrested in robbery
• Tea party targets some Dem seats in Miss. House
• Principal found dead at Tenn. school; student held
• Pontotoc convenience store robbed
• Three Rivers landfill to help generate electricity
• Alcorn County attorney resigns after losing election
• Gov. forms panel to study PERS
• Luckett: I’m the only non-career politician left in race
• Lee County man faces grand jury in child touching case
• University of Mississippi to raise $150M for athletic upgrades
• Counties declared disasters from river flooding
• Hampton resigns as Lee Dem's chairman
• Hearing scheduled in 'The Help' lawsuit in Miss.
• Police: Mantee bank robbery thwarted
• Follow the money: Where does it come from and go?
• Carpenter gets Columbus CVB top job
• ‘Live person’ rule proceeds
• Tupelo nixes assistant police chief position
• Candidate questions Senate 8 Dem results
• ESI wins Major Thoroughfare contract
• Biz Buzz Blog Updates
• Wall St. takes a dive on first day after downgrade
• Ole Miss' 3-man QB race could take all August
• Highway Patrol investigating Mooreville accident
• Owner, customers learn from each other in Tishomingo County
• MDOT sets Thursday groundbreaking for Highway 9
• Analysis: Dems' turnout slips since '07 primary
• Storm damage reported in Prentiss and Lee Counties
• Man dies in Lee County auto accident
• Highway plantings may cut mowing costs
• Couple arrested after leaving baby in car
• DeSoto County dress code allows shorts for students
• ‘A calming effect: New THS leader promises stability
• Bryant’s loyalty pays off as GOP standard-bearer
• Most Mississippi, Louisiana sheriff’s offices unaware of hacks
• Saltillo focuses on codes, enforcement
• 3Qs: Delbert Hosemann, secretary of state
• Most Miss., La. sheriff's offices unaware of hacks
• Damaged schools get computers from MSU extension
• Perry: Turn to God for answers to nation's woes
• 31 Americans, 7 Afghans killed in helicopter crash
• Tupelo rail study ends
• It’s as hot as ... well
• Gregory is GOP winner for Senate
• Microtel hotel’s doors closed again
• Saltillo changes unemployment claim system
• Heavy rain in NEMS again
• Red Bay National Guard soldier killed in action while deployed to Afghanistan
• Amory WIN Job Center closed Friday
• Oktibbeha County woman convicted in 2009 shooting death of husband
• Starkville ex-chief killed, truck hits fallen tree
• Tupelo, Lee County schools begin new year
• Triple-digit heat expected to be around for a while
• Dem decided, GOP unsettled for Senate seat
• Murder case decision awaits jury assessment
• ESI, Cook Coggin on hold
• UPDATE: Storm moves through NEMS
• Bowling sentence hearing set for Aug. 16
• UPDATE: Judge defers venue change decision until jury selection before trial
• Miss. 2008 vulnerable-adult conviction overturned
• Stocks plunge as economic, Europe worries continue
• Biggers denies Scruggs' appeal
• School begins today in Tupelo, Lee County
• Dems begin runoff; Bryant pauses
• Saltillo will adjust for water bill errors
• DPS revises firearms rules
• Fire out in Haven Acres
• Heat wave threatens elderly in remote towns
• Candidates ramp up for 2 Miss. statewide runoffs
• Two arrested for passing funny money in Tupelo
• BIZ BUZZ: Microtel was closed temporarily because ...
• MEMA issues heat warning for all of Mississippi
• Reputed Klansman James Ford Seale has died
• Reeves defeats Hewes in Lt. governor race
• Bryant takes GOP, Dems face runoff
• Legislative races: DuVall, Franks in runoff; Aldridge wins
• Miss. holding Democratic and GOP primaries
• Uncontested Races
• UPDATE: Hearing set on Chickasaw cocaine charges
• Police seek suspects in Columbus shooting
• Two new West Nile cases reported in Miss.
• Voting begins
• State GOP delegation backs debt limit compromise
• Loden's death appeal moves into federal courts
• Downtown Baldwyn properties up for sale
• Buffalo Wild Wings to open in January in Tupelo
• House OKs debt; Giffords brings down the House
• Republican members of Mississippi delegation support debt limit bill
• Eminent domain ruling appealed to Miss. high court
• Eli Manning to donate cleats to Smithville PeeWee League
• Buffalo Wild Wings to open in January in Tupelo
• Congress moving quickly on debt and spending deal
• Analysis: Barbour's mug dots GOP primary ads
• The meter man: Parking enforcer embraces 'hated' role
• Tupelo mulls budget
• Corinth shelter finds homes for all animals
• Obama, Congress reach a debt deal
• Two arrested in Verona home invasion
• UPDATE: Two injured in collision in Brewer
• Stars of The Help benefit black neighborhood
• Miss. man dies in La. wreck; cops suspect DWI
• Bikers raise money for Smithville
• Candidates make final pitch
• Data drives changes in Shannon Middle turnaround
• Pundits predict heavier GOP turnout
• 3Qs: Joyce Loftin, Lee County circuit clerk
• Late stab at debt-limit deal to avert US default
• Flat Tire Grille prepares for opening
• Operators restoring production in Gulf after Don
• Tax-Free: Back-to-school offer draw crowds
• AG: Guns now legal on college campuses
• Tuesday primaries whittle list of Miss. candidates
• Corinth animal shelter to stay open
• Road group tries to avoid replay of previous battle
• House approves debt bill; Senate rejects it
• Judge: Land-taking restriction can go on ballot
• Cheapest gas: New Albany
• 5th Circuit: Hodges deserves new sentencing in murder case
• O'Hara appeals name removal
• Barbour bids Neshoba farewell
• Superintendent search firm to meet with Tupelo public
• Smithville police still patrol, though not much left
• Nunnelee supports Boehner debt plan
• Governor hopefuls scurry for votes at annual fair
• Officials attempt to calm Union County man
• House delays vote on Boehner debt plan
• Federal panel upholds conviction in biofuels case
• Miss. Guard unit returning from Afghanistan
• Power back on in East Main area of Tupelo
• Smithville to get financial boost with aid package
• 'Rambling' Tupelo renewal effort to get focused
• Retailers expect crowds for upcoming sales tax holiday
• Tupelo sees streak of armed robberies, bank heists
• County schools hold special meeting
• Letters to the Editor
• Reeves, Hewes clash at Neshoba County Fair
• Aberdeen School District initiates new campus police department
• Primary elections on Tuesday
• Asperger's hasn't stopped Joshua Smith
• Tupelo meeting draws grassroots crowd - and solutions
• USPS targets 8 sites
• Reeves outspends all candidates in July
• Jones awaits new appeal ruling in adult prison
• Citizens Renewal meeting draws crowd
• Eight local post offices could close
• Trustmark 2Q earnings up 21 percent
• NCAA panel proposes broader definition of agent
• 60 USPS branches targeted in Mississippi
• One dead in Monroe County traffic accident
• Jackson Co. judge hears tobacco settlement dispute
• Tishomingo County jail inmate dies
• Supply Costs: It can be expensive getting ready for school
• Neshoba: Lt. gov. race to be hot item
• Obama: Halt '3-ring-circus' of debt-limit debate
• Bank robbery suspects detained for grand jury
• BancorpSouth posts 2Q profit
• Tishomingo County jail inmate dies
• Biz Buzz Updates
• Lee County Sheriff’s race hot on Republican side
• Tupelo to get drainage relief
• Analysis: Hurdles exist to taxing online sales
• Teacher a carrier for theater bug
• School items not exempt on sales tax holiday
• Olive Branch cops can soon take marked cars home
• Police: Repo man dragged car owner down driveway
• Smithville residents get their say
• Tupelo air service assured - for now
• Lee County supervisors face re-election challenges
• Tupelo air service assured – for now
• Tupelo residents to get drainage relief
• Bright spots in region on tests
• Ewell Street home on fire
• Heat from Midwest to Northeast staying for weekend
• Plantersville police arrest two breaking and entering suspects
• McConnell: Congress committed to prevent default
• Norway gunman fired for 1.5 hours on island
• Hwy. 9 set to finish September 2012
• Cotton Plant woman to turn 106
• Region's races a key to control of Legislature
• Holliday says he'll be a consensus builder
• A sampling of key House, Senate matchups
• Debt talks crisis: Boehner, Obama trading blame
• Prentiss County drug bust
• Tippah County youngster fatally shot Friday morning
• Chickasaw County Sheriff Department seizes 26-pounds of cocaine
• After big fall, Ole Miss tries to regroup
• Miranda Lambert brings 'Revolution' to Arena
• State tests see upticks
• Tupelo gains despite turmoil
• Lee County continues its growth, though at a slower pace
• Bryant believes experience key in governor’s race
• Endgame talks: Obama, House Republicans meet anew
• Miss. man to answer charge of threatening Obama
• Driver pinned after vehicle overturns in Ripley
• Governor debate set for TV
• Holly Springs man dies in motorcycle accident
• Smithville’s out of money
• Logistics company for Toyota to employ 100
• Microtel Inn’s doors chained shut in Tupelo
• Oxford suspends cemetery plot sales
• Trial set in death of ICC soccer player
• Mullen: Bulldogs "relentlessly pursue" SEC title
• Microtel's doors chained shut in Tupelo
• Amory police searching for missing man
• Hewes proposes drug testing for welfare recipients
• SEC MEDIA DAYS WEDNESDAY
• SEC BURNING QUESTIONS: Western Division squads face various obstacles
• Giraffe delivers new calf at Buffalo Park
• TPSD to continue laptop program
• TPSD seeks community input discipline
• Saltillo board rejects rezoning request
• Field grows in race for Mississippi House speaker
• Attorneys grill FBI agent who led Katrina probe
• Barbour says he's pursuing Miss. jobs in Calif.
• $1.9M awarded to Mississippi projects
• Mississippi Cottages available at auction
• FBI: Robber admits spree
• Bond debt a key issue for Treasurer hopefuls
• THS gets new fine arts spaces
• ICC kicks off capital push for health facility
• Group to study homeless in Tupelo
• Biz Buzz Blog Updates
• FBI: Shantz admits to four-state robbery spree
• Murdered Southern Miss student is laid to rest
• MSU architecture prof honored for Katrina recovery
• Tupelo Police investigating an assault on Ida Street
• That is one hot dog: It's been hot enough to cook a hot dog lately
• Cost of Tupelo city pool dome dips
• Tropical Storm Bret drifts northeast off Bahamas
• Coast rival goes after secretary of state
• Tribes sue Tupelo, others over FBI raid
• Harry Potter sets record weekend with $168M
• Kirk gets first PGA Tour victory at Viking Classic
• USM faculty, staff in line for pay raise
• 'Junker' finds Borroum family artifacts
• Tupelo bank robbery suspect arrested
• Who’s next? Four lead field to succeed Barbour
• TPSD readies high number of new teachers
• Torres: Jail term a kind of ‘blessing’
• Tupelo pre-K size to stay intact
• House passes Nunnelee amendment on E-Verify
• On last day in jail, Casey Anthony's future uncertain
• Chief: Choctaw casinos to cooperate with FBI raid
• Police: Mississippi woman shot at pit bull, killed husband
• Alleged bank robber picked up by police
• Delta wants out of Tupelo
• Legislators: MDPS chooses 'not to follow the law'
• Tishomingo County alcohol petition efforts continue
• Kossuth teen competes for national title tonight
• Tupelo Police arrest 12 after investigation of drug activity
• Delta needs more money to service Tupelo
• Storm damages marina at Sardis Lake
• New trial date set in Aberdeen bank robbery case
• No injuries in Cargill feed plant explosion in Byhalia
• Home invasion arrest in Columbus
• Columbus officers' suspensions upheld
• Deuce McAllister's home going on the auction block
• Board approves cameras for school buses in Alcorn County
• Miss. State to launch Zipcar program in fall
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2'
• Itawamba County shooting victim released, incident under investigation
• Eight from Mississippi on preseason All-SEC football teams
• Tornado debris removal complete in Monroe County
• Amory man charged with exploitation of vulnerable person
• Down on Main
• Bridge to safety: Saltillo intersection gets relief
• Tupelo Airport moves ahead on runway
• Dennis hammers home business experience
• Lafayette residents hit with 'prize' scam
• Itawamba County tax increase looks likely
• Vicious dog ordinance passed in Pontotoc County
• Bear tranquilized near Memphis after long journey
• Officials unveil plans for Starkville municipal complex
• Shedding staff: City of Tupelo shrinks payroll
• Man held in toddler death
• Oil-Dri adds 20 workers in Blue Mountain
• Hewes reveals picks for key Senate posts
• Blood donors sought to meet heavy demand
• Carlock Kia returns to Tupelo
• Police: Handyman killed priest, headed for Disney
• House acts to overhaul flood insurance program
• Clarion-Ledger editor moving to MPB
• UPDATE: Depraved heart murder suspect in custody
• ‘A time bomb’ State autism panel urges action
• Police say man died of gunshot wound
• Tupelo begins summer code enforcement blitz
• Rains delay work on Mt. Vernon Road
• Triple digit temps prompt relief response
• Ripley plans $2.75 million bond issue for park improvement
• Tupelo road closure extended
• BIZ BUZZ: Tiki Dogs hot dog stand open in downtown
• Excessive heat warning for NEMS
• Obama challenges GOP to compromise on debt
• Navy airship in town overnight, heads to Alabama
• Black bear continues journey in Tennessee
• Journal redesign aims for ease, convenience
• Lane of I-40 bridge at W. Memphis to be closed
• High-risk groups raise state's colon cancer challenge
• Navy airship lands in Tupelo
• Boyer new Mississippi Opera executive director
• 18 Wheeler Accident in Prentiss County
• Southaven park is a youth sports destination
• Tupelo Schools put the brakes on changes
• Tupelo’s midterm gut check: After early success, mayor, council face bumpy second half
• Corinth prepares for high school pilot
• Watchdog vs. lapdog in lt. gov. campaign
• New firearms permit law sparks dispute
• Absentee ballots due July 30
• Columbus plans annexation
• PSC moves to control expenses charged to customers
• Cooking up something great in Itawamba County
• Mississippi wants a bigger role in the movies
• Bryant, Reeves remain top campaign fundraisers
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• Tupelo Police identify suspect in Trustmark bank robbery
• McGaugh withdraws from Lee superintendent race
• Cheapest Gasoline in NEMS: Sherman
• New Choctaw chief election ordered
• Insurance commissioner talks fire ratings
• Miss. tax collections $94M more than projections
• Mississippi tops latest obesity list
• Luckett touts emphasis on public education in state
• Farese says he wasn't looking for the obvious
• Tupelo police searching for a suspect in a Trustmark Bank robbery
• TVA plans to purchase plant in Mississippi
• Monroe resident arrested for possession of child porn
• Fulton man faces child porn charges
• State to have tax-free shopping this month
• Casey Anthony to be freed late July or early Aug.
• Toyota Mississippi on track for fall opening; staff up to 840
• Gubernatorial hopefuls debate in Oxford
• USPS hearing draws about 50 opponents
• Hewes, Reeves continue campaign themes in race for lt. gov. post
• USPS hearing begins
• Itawamba County shooting victim hospitalized, incident still under investigation
• Tupelo Regional gets $544,000 grant
• Letter to the Editor
• Review: Google Plus thoughtful answer to Facebook
• Ten years later: Slain Lee County sheriff’s legacy lives on
• Tupelo plan vote tabled
• Pitts keeps Tupelo council presidency
• Three 2008 bank robberies unsolved
• Mayor to assess Saltillo wastewater plans
• Tupelo council keeps power structure
• Tupelo council tables plan
• $31K grant shared by Tupelo, Lee County
• Smithville schools to get TREE computers
• Utica woman faces Hinds trial
• Picnic in Park draws family fun
• Tupelo School District expects level spending
• Woman faces 10 years in illegal immigrant case
• MSU student begins prep for Miss America
• For Ahlvin, the music is the thing
• UPDATE: Police respond to motorcycle crash
• Fireworks, parades, 62 hot dogs: US celebrates 4th
• Miss Mississippi: 'When January comes, I will be ready'
• MDOT to dedicate road to soldier
• Carville to speak in Jackson
• Schools attempt to fill early U.S. history void
• Saltillo boys master the heat
• Construction on schedule for Oxford High School
• Plantersville remains under boil water notice
• Saltillo court employee is money in the pocket
• Candidates differ over employee protection
• Employee stabbed at Wal-Mart in Clinton
• ExxonMobil pipe leaks oil into Yellowstone River in US
• Tupelo reinvestment plan in limbo
• 3Q's: Don Lewis, Tupelo Parks and Recreation director
• Fourth of July Prep
• U.S. senators neutral on postal transfer
• Discipline plan heads to teachers and parents
• Judge approves Blue Springs annexation
• Police say there are no gangs in Tupelo, but experts urge vigilance
• Fire on Trace Ave. was ruled accidental
• Miss. court withdraws Decker decision
• Miss Mississippi pageant under way
• Cheapest Gas July 1: Booneville/Corinth
• CitiFinancial, the consumer finance unit of Citi, has changed its name to OneMain Financial
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt: Blaze at Tupelo home kills Southaven man
• State ends year with a surplus
• New principals, superintendents, begin jobs today
• Outdoorsmen should beware protected species
• UPDATE: One dead in morning house fire
• Southern Baptist leader wants 'clean' DREAM Act
• Lockheed Martin doubles job cuts
• Adams, Howorth win Senate OK for federal posts
• ‘We lost everything’: Smithville family adjusts to emergency trailer
• Bowling DA seeks 50 years
• After review, no felonies in biking case, Allgood says
• Renasant adding $680M in assets with RBC acquisition
• TPSD simplifies volunteer background checks
• A glance at new laws in Mississippi
• Davis nominated for US attorney for south Miss.
• Lucky Joe's closes in downtown Tupelo
• 'Social host' law aims to curb underage drinking
• Program keeping doctors in Mississippi
• Winchester to fill up to 250 jobs
• Foster to replace Harris at Joyner
• Professional planners: ‘Keep Oxford Oxford’
• Farese: New plane chute saved me
• Lee Schools OK budget with no tax hike
• Jason Harris named THS principal
• Bryant, Luckett get celeb help in Miss. gov's race
• UPDATE: Tupelo School Board approves Jason Harris as THS Principal
• Ashland attorney escapes brush with death in single-engine plane crash
• Child drowns at Miss. state park
• New rooms: First of three new hotels opening Friday
• DA reopens biking case after outcry
• Hearings set to inform public on initiatives
• Woman gives quilt to Smithville
• Black bear looking for ‘a place to call home’
• Ole Miss football player deletes Twitter account
• Plantersville man arrested on domestic violence charges
• Wildfire hits portion of Miss. coast
• Bond set at $1 million in Tupelo armed robbery
• Officials say Lamar Bruce will reopen in '13
• TVA says power grid not fragile, despite storms
• Cool foods for hot weather
• Retired man carries on lifetime of service to others
• DJ kicks off effort to buy calling cards for troops overseas
• Tupelo's vacant buildings
• Mississippi "Twins Law" becomes permanent
• Outgoing speaker has no regrets
• Judge: Tear gas maker owes $1.1 million
• Wildlife officials expect more fish kills
• Seatbelts keep injuries minor in early morning Lee County wreck
• What to do? Town offers Smithville insight on recovery
• Abandoned buildings could offer opportunity
• Plantersville Police arrest two on multiple charges after they run out of gas
• Libyans linked to Stanford ponzi
• Suspect in custody after Friday's Tupelo bank robbery
• No more black bear sightings in Booneville
• Katrina fund helps Miss. with other disaster costs
• Two lt. gov candidates trade barbs at press meeting
• REPORT: Former Miss. State football standout Al Cotton has died
• Judge Davis settling down
• Quick baby leads cops in high-speed chase
• Candidates stress experiences, abilities
• Barbour says book might be in future
• Avoid blood suckers
• Tupelo Police investigating bank robbery
• Mississippi State sells out of football season tickets in record time
• Barbour: Miss. should not underestimate itself
• Strong rain in parts of NEMS
• 4 Mississippi gov candidates: Limit eminent domain
• All-American: Tupelo can use award for leverage
• State delegation hopeful, cautious about troops' exit
• Tupelo father glad to see drawdown
• Grant funds Tupelo Middle School camps
• Tupelo refines revitalization plan
• Mississippi high court upholds Gause conviction
• UPDATE: Dickie Scruggs says DeLaughter case about political speech, not bribe
• MPA hosts forums for some gov, lt. gov candidates
• Doctors' animal rights group goes after UMMC
• Car-on-bike accident not felony
• Developer and neighbors in Saltillo zoning dispute
• BlueFire's $300M Fulton plant another step closer
• Morgan Keegan investors eligible for funds
• Obama address: Surge troops home by summer 2012
• Weather blows down power lines, overturns truck in Tupelo
• Langley endowment ready to help students at Ole Miss
• Aberdeen School Board hears complaints from concerned citizens
• Letter to the Editor June 22, 2011
• Varnell recalls history of Becker community
• Northeast Mississippi Work Camps minister to area homeowners
• Burnett joins ICC tennis team
• Sheila Howell works for Legacy Hospice, formerly Heritage Hospice
• Ashley theory coming to Amory
• City Council approves 3-lane Main Street
• Gov. Barbour signs emergency declaration for Drew school district
• Former Mississippi State professor sentenced to life for wife's murder
• Two accused of violations in Smithville
• Tunica gets $1M grant for new airport terminal
• Jack Cristil, 'The Voice' Honored
• Lose yourself: Area lakes, rivers perfect for summer fun
• Council sets July 5 vote on city plan
• Cooper disagrees with OSHA
• Lesser-known pair of gubernatorial hopefuls spend big
• Tupelo will vote on revitalization plan
• One-car wreck kills Taylor woman
• Man charged in fatal shooting
• Health care employee arrested on sexual battery of vulnerable person charge
• Biz Buzz Blog: Village Green closes its deli
• One Big Booger: Tupelo truck a fun hobby for family, bystanders
• Alcorn gets back $95,000
• It could be hotter
• Coroner: Autopsies a problem
• 21-year-old Californian wins Miss USA crown
• Franklin County will continue running buses in Itawamba County
• South Miss. officials looking at fireworks
• McIlroy a winner, running away at U.S. Open
• FATHER'S DAY ESSAYS
• Knowledge of dad uncovered... bit by bit
• Saltillo infrastructure strained
• Schools face new, higher standards
• All-America City team brings it home
• Sunny Meadows subdivision saga ends - sort of
• 3Q's: Jan Willis, director Lee County Library
• Man arrested for possible theft
• Miss. River flood recovery slow and sad for many
• Street paving wrapping up in Houston
• Feds remove barrier to Choctaw casino
• Shelters to be placed in public buildings
• Family holds final rites for soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Tupelo grabs its fourth All-America City honor
• New Albany expects two new restaurants
• Region will lose wildlife rehabilitator
• Lee County Library says goodbye to director
• Tupelo gets fourth All-America City title
• BIZ BUZZ: Second jumbo jet lands in Tupelo
• Miss. jobless rate falls a bit in May
• Madison County State Inmate At Large
• More tuition hikes ahead for state universities
• Possible liquor vote in Tishomingo County racing the clock
• Jet recycler to bring in more planes
• Tupelo - Fourth-time All-America City winner?
• United Way to give away school supplies
• Piece of Monroe County history goes on the auction block
• Houston man sets new state largemouth bass record
• Prentiss County jury acquits man on marijuana charge
• Ole Miss AD: Programs moving in right direction
• First National Bank going into Ecru to replace BancorpSouth
• Summer music returns with Down on Main
• Seven districts should boil water
• Farmers feeling the heat
• Discipline infractions drop in Lee County
• No Girl Scouts harmed in small fire at church
• Arrests made in two pizza business robberies
• Former Boy Scout leader charged with sexual battery
• Letter to the Editor
• US Rep. Giffords released from Houston hospital
• Smithville mayor Kennedy digs into task ahead
• Aberdeen alderman named as defendant in another federal lawsuit
• ICC's Austin earns All-American status
• East, West split NEMSBCA games
• n Imperata cylindrica, also known as cogongrass or kunai grass is a species of grass in the genus Imperata
• Monument dedication held for Civil War veteran
• Study: Lifespan sank in hundreds of US counties
• Kiln 11-year-old dies after he's shot in Vicksburg
• Four suspects in custody in connection with pizza store robbery in Tupelo
• Favre: Done with football, not sure what's next
• US Department of Labor’s OSHA cites Cooper Tire's Tupelo plant
• Main Street project heads to council
• Hewes, Reeves joust over bond debt
• Sarah Palin will speak in Tupelo
• Vandals hit two cemeteries in region
• THS debate program shows early successes
• Tupelo 3-lane test results announced
• Indoor football returning to Tupelo
• Sarah Palin coming to Tupelo
• UPDATE: Virden new magistrate judge for Northern District court
• Storms have TVA fuel cost surging in July bills
• Bittersweet success for Okolona teacher
• Tupelo plan referendum wouldn’t be binding
• Gators rally past Bulldogs with homer in 7th
• Saltillo mulls bar ordinance
• Oxford hunt affects local deer behavior
• Ole Miss hopes black bear mascot connects with children
• Two Ripley men charged with taking radios from storm shelter
• Florida beats Mississippi State 8-6 to reach CWS
• 2011 COMICS SURVEY: Readers of funnies endorse old favorites
• Oktibbeha Co Sheriff loves propane-fueled cars
• History lives at Brice’s
• Miss. State Stayin' Alive: Vickerson's 2-run blast in bottom of ninth forces Game 3
• THS’s next leader faces tough job
• New law man in town: Ole Miss Law’s dean sets plan for the school’s future
• Dr. Hill comes home
• Vickerson sends Bulldogs, Gators to decisive game
• Weiner seeks leave of absence from House
• Lee County man dies in early morning accident
• Gov candidate: move Miss America to coastal Miss.
• Beating the Heat: Broiling sun, lack of rain stressing region's crops
• Much of this region classified as 'abnormally dry'
• MSU team to give 'First Impression' of South Gloster
• U.S. 72 in Glen named William 'Seth' Ricketts Memorial Highway
• Creeks and canals are swimming danger zones
• Former Lee County deputy coroner arrested on felony drug charges
• Arrest made after thefts of purses at Wal-Mart stores
• BIZ BUZZ - Cheapest gas: Corinth 6/10/11
• Florida tops Mississippi State in NCAA tournament
• Day to day: Itawmaba County family keeps moving forward despite illness
• Toyota Boshoku job fair draws hundreds
• Tupelo rail revamp study chugs along
• Saltillo aldermen approves speed tests on three streets
• Funny money costs Verona merchants
• Supreme Court: Littlejohn to be reprimanded
• DUI suspect dies in local hospice house
• Wildlife enforcement officer bitten by alligator
• Moss will not run for re-election
• Candidate in Tippah County sheriff's race faces felony charges
• All ROTC cadets back at Camp Shelby
• VA issues list of ships with agent orange exposure
• State Am golf tourney begins today at Waverly
• Soldier's teachers, classmates recall him as 'good kid'
• Council adds two historic landmarks
• UPDATE: Fulton fire chief found guilty of hindering the prosecution
• UPDATE: Lightning hits Camp Shelby; 77 to hospital
• Filings nearly complete in Zach Scruggs appeal
• 'Personhood' amendment before Mississippi court
• Former Rebel Strong’s jail lawsuit dismissed
• Bumper stickers ready, here's our campaign
• Nunnelee top GOP vote-getter in Monroe County
• Amory Police Chief Ronnie Bowen released the following report for the department for the period of May 31 - June 6: The following traffic citations were issued: Expired driver's license - 1, Failure to show proof of insurance - 9, Speeding - 2, Carel
• Whitehead hurls perfect game for A-Team
• Vehicle Accident, Egypt Road Animal Concern, Hwy
• Police respond to possible drowning in Guntown
• Tupelo debates tuition guarantee
• UPDATE: Red Bay High grad killed in Afghanistan
• Out-of-state companies violate "No Call" rules
• Thorson appeal back before Miss. court
• Lot-mowing violations plague Tupelo summers
• Lee County mulls noise ordinance
• Fee proposal rewards good Tupelo landlords
• ICC grad increase leads state
• High court hears 'personhood' arguments
• Mossberg resigns position as assistant Ole Miss baseball coach
• Lafayette supervisors OK hospital agreement
• 'Personhood' before Mississippi court
• NY Rep. Weiner admits he sent lewd pix; won't quit
• North Lee County wastewater study gets funding
• Gospel show wraps up Elvis Festival
• GOP primary key in battle for No. 2 post
• LOCAL FOLKS: Cancer not enough to deter Taylor from college
• Two DeSoto Co. cities without smoking ban
• Miss. State beats Georgia Tech advances to Super Regional
• Philadelphia considers entertainment district
• Riding with the King finally returns to Tupelo
• Crucial vote possible on hospital
• Elvis fest continues
• Governor's campaign race picks up
• TPSD interim leader states future goals
• Cars vs. bikes: Know the laws
• 3Q's: Mike Clayborne, CREATE Foundation president
• Woman dies after drowning in pool
• One killed, one injured in Tishomingo County wreck
• Historic flood begins to abate, but far from over
• Tupelo Salvation Army ask for sports drink donations
• Murder-dismemberment trial under way in Memphis
• Christians reflect on recent, incorrect guess at the world’s end
• ELVIS PRESLEY FESTIVAL: Tribute artists swivel their hips, Elvis-style
• Presidents clear way for MSU to keep bells
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Lee County Library hosts "The Animal Man"
• Man charged with sword attack in Oxford
• Brownlee, Pollorena lead Miss. St. past Southern Miss
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG: Cheapest gas prices
• ELVIS PRESLEY FESTIVAL: Home-grown music
• Miss. State Cowbells compromise passes at SEC Meetings
• Pizza store robbery suspect sought in Amory
• Motorist hit cyclist twice, report says
• Analysis: Both parties smell state wins based on qualifiers
• King honored with Country Music Trail marker
• Carver-Church Street merger hits cost bump
• Expect some traffic changes in Tupelo for Elvis festival
• Choctaw County coroner: Inmate killed after attacking Ackerman police officer
• Carver-Church Street merger hits cost bump
• Motorist ran over cyclist twice in Clay County accident
• Lee-Itawamba Library names interim director
• Debris being cleaned up in Smithville
• Teenager dies in accidental shooting
• Evans Library seeks historic postcards
• Attempt to serve, Harlow Drive Stolen dogs, Scribner Lake Road Missing property, Coontail Road Stolen property, Meridian Street Attempt to serve, Bigbee Cutoff Road Attempt to serve, Main Street South Trespassing, Sipsey Detroit Road Property damage, Pric
• Aberdeen Police Chief Henry Randle released the following report for May 21-27: The following citations were issued: Suspended Driver License - 4; Speeding - 1; No Proof of Insurance - 2; Miscellaneous Violations - 6; No Seat Belt In Use - 1; Misdemeanor
• Monroe County All-Stars shine in NEMCABB
• 4 reported dead after tornadoes in Mass.
• House speaker candidate Smith runs as Republican
• NEMS LEGISLATIVE QUALIFIERS
• Letters to the Editor
• Five Northeast Mississippi legislators won't have opposition
• DOING AN EDUCATIONAL 180 SERIES: Shannon Middle School awaits test data
• Triple-digit temps, sky-high heat index expected this week
• Tupelo plan to see some reworking
• Toyota supplier schedules job fair
• Eight holiday fatalities reported
• Barbour: No retirement after governorship ends
• Gulfport man questions Luckett residency
• Tupelo council could support plan
• SEC MEETINGS: Mullen & Nutt
• UPDATE: Shipley Donuts robbed in Starkville
• The ultimate price: Vets, family gather for Memorial Day services
• Collector shares his military treasures
• State's residents return to flood-damaged homes
• Traffic changes start today
• Remembering Memorial Day in Northeast Mississippi
• UPDATE: Lee County inmate escapee captured
• UPDATE: Shooting reported in Tupelo
• Hood: 3 more executions possible in 2011
• NCAA Baseball: Miss. State, USM to play in Atlanta Regional
• Gilvo residents make flag placement an annual event
• WWII family gave nation ultimate gift: two brothers
• Analysis: New speaker will change Miss. House
• Philadelphia FD to cover Fairgrounds
• Petition for alcohol in Tishomingo County has names rejected
• Downtown with Elvis: 2011 festival opens Thursday
• Danger lurks in air after flood
• Pontotoc Main Street parking letters issued
• Ala. town hit by tornadoes bans FEMA trailers
• Out of the storm: The Parker family, Smithville begin the long journey of rebuilding
• Lost and found: Recovered photo's owner survives tornado, other challenges
• Tornado Relief tops goal, eyes more
• Lines form for speaker's seat
• Tupelo could shoot past other cities’ landlord costs
• 3Q's: Mike Tagert, Northern District Transportation Commissioner
• 2011 now deadliest year for tornadoes since 1950
• REPORTS: Two deaths after auto accidents in Clay County
• Mississippi Coast hopes tourism returns to normal
• Aberdeen man charged after death in Monroe County
• Mississippi drivers rank low in test
• Fundraiser will be held today for storm victims
• Corinth 4-way stop on Parkway canceled
• Senate special election will be held Nov. 8
• Vandals mar scenic New Albany park
• Lafayette County teen killed in car crash
• BIZ BUZZ: Gas prices dip to two-month low
• UPDATE: Amory School Board terminates principal's employment
• Barbour: Remember 'ultimate sacrifice' of military
• Raising funds: Charity event sets $50,000 goal for tornado victims
• Changes to challenge region
• Struck Starkville cyclist clings to life
• University task force progresses toward its goals
• Storms cause problems around NEMS region
• Okolona liquor store clerk undergoes surgery
• Sentence: Grisanti gets 1 day in jail, fine in bank fraud scheme
• SEC BASEBALL: Arkansas eliminates Mississippi State with 7-2 win
• Hood: Expect more 'knot heads' on death row
• Bond denied man in fatal Pontotoc dog attack
• Poison kicks off tour in Tupelo
• Severe weather hits Oxford, region
• McCoy won’t seek re-election
• Owner suffers broken hip in liquor store robbery
• Tornado Watch for parts of NEMS
• Florida has 7-5 comeback win over Mississippi St
• Former Saltillo High teacher pleads guilty to sexual assault
• Judge: Questions exist about Simon's mental state
• Scruggs hearing: Hearing closes without expert witness
• Violent storms kill 13 in Okla., Kan., Ark.
• Governor mulls dates for special Senate election
• $11.3M Tupelo pool project gets council support
• TPSD taps search firm for superintendent
• Tupelo Runway extension gets expected OK
• Tupelo pool project likely
• Barbour to call special election to fill District 8 Senate vacancy
• Scruggs hearing: Patterson says Lackey extorted money from them
• Appeals court blocks Simon execution
• TPSD shuffles principals
• SMALL STEPS: Smithville moves ahead with storm recovery
• Highway 9 work ready to go ahead
• Three TPSD elementaries get fitness grants
• New ministers tapped at Tupelo churches
• Milstead to perform on ‘Today’
• TVA says storms will cost it up to $200 million
• Scruggs hearing: Balducci re-questioning goes to Tuesday
• Barbour apologizes to activists arrested in Miss.
• Wedding photo from Smithville found in Tennessee after tornado
• New storm shelter opens in Glen
• Today, key hearing set for Scruggs
• NMMC Hospice remembers patients with butterfly release
• Court upholds Lafayette County sentence
• Official: Tornado hits hospital in Joplin, Missouri
• U.S. gas prices down 9 cents over past 2 weeks
• Mistrial declared in Sharp murder trial
• An agonizing wait in La. for creeping floodwaters
• Miss. high court declines to hear appeal
• Saltillo High School celebrates an early-afternoon graduation
• Mooreville graduates cherish their memories of high school
• Shannon graduates persevere
• Remembering freedom riders Exhibits highlight 50-year anniversary of their fight to end segregation
• Freedom Riders’ protest evolved into a movement
• Apocalypse believers await end, skeptics carry on
• College Baseball Scores
• Mississippi flood victims eager to return to homes
• Schools won't have to make up days
• Carrothers handed death penalty in Lafayette County case
• Former mayor’s widow dies from storm-related injuries in Smithville
• Tupelo’s class of ’11 marks its journey
• Seniors hear message of encouragement in Baldwyn
• Gas prices get Nunnelee’s attention
• Jury decides death penalty for Carrothers
• Karen Tutor named Pontotoc’s next superintendent
• Smithville tornado victim dies
• Wrestler known as 'Macho Man' dies in Fla. wreck
• Smithville graduates at Davis Event Center
• Nettleton High graduates 77 students
• Barbour nixes special session for redistricting
• Carrothers found guilty of capital murder in Lafayette County case
• Carrothers found guilty
• Hwy. 45 North traffic resumes after four hours
• Lawmakers request special session on redistricting
• Vicksburg man injured in flooding dies
• Cyclists pedal for John Paul Frerer in Tupelo
• Friends, community rally around Cafe 212 owners
• Telethon set for twister’s area victims
• Shooting victim IDs Carrothers at trial
• Algoma fights for historic post office
• One-vehicle accident kills Alabama driver in Monroe County
• EDITORIAL: Stay vigilant for dangerous weather
• Relay for Life luminaries available
• Renown chef brings supplies
• Renasant bank reopens in a mobile unit in Smithville
• All things garden: Gardeners, cooks treat participants to lunch, laughs
• Grants near as shelters gain demand
• Unlike '91, what comes after remap ruling still unclear
• Five BancorpSouth branches in region listed among closings
• Carrothers jury hears opening statements in Oxford
• South Gloster bid approved
• High School Baseball Playoff Schedule/Scores
• Miss. River crests at Greenville, focus downriver
• BancorpSouth releases list of branch closings
• Gray hoping for reprieve
• One airlifted after Lee County road accident
• Back to Work: Storms spur move to Mantachie facility
• Elections ordered under old districts
• Vets raise money for WWII marker:
• Mississippi River Levees, floodwalls require round-the-clock watch
• Barbour denies clemency for death row inmate
• UPDATE: Panel says Legislature can run in current districts
• Lee County Sheriff's Deputies make arrest after shooting
• Miss. River headed to crest at Greenville
• Link Centre operations chief has history with building
• Four seek Lee County schools post
• One dead, one arrested in Tupelo car accident
• NEMS DAILY JOURNAL COMICS SURVEY: Funny Business
• UPDATE: Name of crash victim released
• Mississippians watching river crests
• REPORT: Miss. State student drowns at apartment complex
• Tunica's Riverpark Museum flooded
• Eight held on charges in Panola slaying
• The Tornado's Forgotten Victims: Animals
• Not many weigh in on Tupelo city plan
• Rebels avoid season sweep by Bulldogs
• Two shot in Verona identified
• Head-on collision yields fatality in Tupelo
• High School Playoff Scores
• Gray asks court to stop execution
• La. floodgate opens, diverting Mississippi River
• Onlookers crowd Vicksburg to look at rising river
• Compretta won't seek re-election
• Steve Hood Memorial Highway in Baldwyn dedicated
• Two people found dead in Verona
• Petition started to keep BancorpSouth branch in Ecru
• Bike Safety Week planned in Tupelo
• Miss. State clinches baseball series with Ole Miss
• Strong storms move through NEMS
• Biggers tosses much of Zach Scruggs’ original indictment
• Wren man dies in two vehicle accident
• Two Ole Miss players suspended after arrest
• Former player sues Cohen/MSU, claims negligence
• Opening night for Tupelo Film Festival
• Redistricting likely to need extra session
• Consultant to fill Meadows’ former TPSD role for now
• Storm Briefing
• Twice the crowd at Tupelo’s second revitalization plan session
• People, animals flee Mississippi River flooding
• UPDATE: Scruggs seeks court OK for testimony from his father
• Judges hear guilty pleas to child porn charges
• BIZ BUZZ: Columbus biofuel plant breaks ground today
• Two men caught after Tupelo Police chase
• Tupelo Police have suspect in custody after stabbing
• Law enforcement officers honor their own
• Storm Briefing
• TPSD teacher turnover higher than usual
• Popular Tupelo eatery Whiteside’s closed
• Flooded river taking aim at Mississippi Delta
• Letters to the Editor
• Post office to hold May 14 food drive
• High school graduation ceremonies set to begin on Tuesday
• Aberdeen church hosts Taste of Mississippi
• Great flood of '27: Tupelo man recalls childhood disaster in Delta
• Lafayette County turning storm debris into mulch
• Tupelo considers state firm for superintendent search
• BancorpSouth to 'prune' 23 branches
• Chaney says Neshoba fairgrounds fire an accident
• GOP's Reeves, Bryant hold most campaign cash
• UPDATE: Mississippi executes man convicted of killing 4
• Okolona, state mourn loss of Sen. Jack Gordon
• TW&L says it’s solved cause of Tupelo blackouts
• BancorpSouth Announces Branch Optimization Plan
• Mixed reviews: Landlords among hearing attendees
• Critters cited as afternoon blackout darkens much of Tupelo
• Gordon's presence, impact on the state felt in four decades
• Panel OKs $6.5M bid on South Gloster five-laning project
• Miss. flags lowered to honor late Sen. Jack Gordon
• Several cabins burn on Neshoba County Fairgrounds
• Officials: Memphis seeing worst of river disaster
• Major Thoroughfare Committee: South Gloster bid accepted
• Langston insists he never told feds Zach Scruggs knew about DeLaughter scheme
• Mississippi River could crest Monday at Memphis
• Union County sheriff's change of mind is insurance
• Best in show: Tupelo native wins big at GumTree Art Festival
• LOCAL FOLKS: Work's not over for GumTree's many volunteers
• Funeral set Tuesday for state Sen. Jack Gordon
• Gas prices expected to drop 50 cents by summer
• Sports Scores May 8, 2011
• In the Delta, a new flood brings back old fears
• Bin Laden's death a tough subject for the pulpit
• Viking Range founder gets honorary doctorate at Delta State
• No run, no problem: GumTree Festival still draws large crowds
• In Smithville, the recovery begins
• City leaders use nautical road trip for research
• Barbour asks for flood disaster declaration
• 3Q's: Patty Tucker, Northeast Mississippi Red Cross
• Miss. gov grew up with flood history in his family
• Memphis readies for big river; Ky. spared calamity
• NEMS360.com, NEMS Daily Journal win multiple awards
• Animal Kingdom wins the Kentucky Derby
• Sports Scores May 7, 2011
• Memphis braces for mighty Mississippi's wrath
• GumTree Festival Time
• Tupelo to create task force to address homelessness
• THS to delay switch to block scheduling
• Tupelo Middle students win national building competition
• Lee County jury finds Springer guilty of capital murder
• UPDATE: Holleman pleads guilty to federal tax evasion
• Memphis warns residents to leave before flooding
• Cheapest Gasoline in NEMS: Corinth
• Favre says coaching, TV work might be in future
• Churches offer help to storm victims
• Officials update Wren residents on recovery
• Dr. Irwin takes over CDF chairmanship
• Storm Briefing
• Tupelo observes Day of Prayer
• 11 Miss. counties disaster areas for flood threat
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers working in Smithville
• Court: 3 Miss. executions go forward this month
• Stanford: Feds narrow charges against jailed one-time billionaire
• Belmont digs out after storm
• Slow-moving disaster along mighty Mississippi
• Hearings to detail Tupelo revitalization
• Brice’s opens interpretive center
• Tupelo mulls $6.5M bid for S. Gloster work
• Anxiety rises along the flood-swollen Mississippi
• Obama nominates Erby for Northern U.S. marshal
• STORM RECOVERY UPDATES: Additional death attributed to Smithville tornado
• Holleman to plead guilty in federal court
• New Albany man dies in traffic accident
• Smithville residents grateful for checks
• Townhouse Furniture vows to return
• Voters OK roadwork in Tupelo
• Lee sirens: Long, loud and, to some, annoying
• Saltillo, Mooreville will get new sirens
• Tupelo Major Thoroughfare Phase Five passes convincingly
• Barbour seeks flood disaster declaration
• TORNADO RECOVERY UPDATES: Chickasaw County update
• Stevens asks Miss. court to block his execution
• Company moves storm damaged manufacturing facility
• Back to school: Smithville students return to classes
• Tupelo road plan up for vote today
• Smithville warned about scam artists
• Prosecutors patiently await Barretos, two years after flight
• Lee County adopts new district maps
• Trailer parks, streets flooding in Memphis
• STORM RECOVERY UPDATES: State AG says Smithville should expect scam artists
• Forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms
• UPDATE: Court asked to order Scruggs from prison to testify in son's case
• US kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• Napolitano tours Smithville damage
• United Furniture donates $150,000 for storm recovery
• Smithville pastor says church is alive, well
• Musicians gather to aid Smithville storm damage
• UPDATE: Napolitano tours Smithville
• United Furniture Industries donates $150,000 to storm victims
• Smithville residents give thanks and look for hope
• Tornado Watch for parts of NEMS
• BASEBALL: Miss. State tops Alabama; Ole Miss falls to Florida
• THE DAY OF THE STORM: Typical until... Warnings couldn’t foretell Smithville destruction
• Volunteers show Mississippi spirit
• Roadway project election Tuesday
• Expanded Mississippi’s Final Stands to open Wednesday
• Funds for national forest counties, schools still alive
• Tornado Recovery Updates: Mississippi death toll from storms climbs to 35
• Volunteers tend to victims in storm-ravaged South
• TVA working to restore power to 477,000
• Sports Scores April 30, 2011
• Three Bulldogs and one Rebel taken in NFL draft Saturday
• Wren residents work to recover from tornado
• Area Storm Casualties
• Smithville promised support
• Smithville storm victims offered $150,000 in aid
• More than 200 structures damaged in Chickasaw County
• Seven state counties declared disaster areas
• Tornadoes suddenly stop life in small town South
• Mississippi death toll climbs to 34 from storms
• STORM UPDATES: Fund set up to help Smithville residents
• Miss. tax collections beat expectations in April
• Smithville deaths at 14, recovery begins in NEMS
• Survivors recall the twister in Smithville
• PHOTO GALLERY: Day After Tornado in Smithville
• Chickasaw County digs out of storms’ aftermath
• WEATHER UPDATES: NEMS begins cleanup from violent storms
• How to help tornado victims
• The Deep South braces for rising Mississippi River
• Starkville names acting school superintendent
• Dozens of tornadoes kill 200 in 6 Southern states
• Violent weather kills 32 in Mississippi in 2 days
• Twisters bring death, destruction to Northeast Mississippi region
• Weather Closings
• 'Epic event' rolls across region
• Torture of dogs or cats becomes felony in Miss.
• Dwight Bowling admits guilt in sex-with-minors scandal
• Storm damage reported from La. to Miss.
• 2 dead as storms pound South for 2nd straight day
• Tupelo schools discipline to get federal review
• Bowling guilty plea expected today
• WEATHER UPDATE: Tornado Watch until 10 p.m.
• UPDATE: Prentiss County authorities say man may have shot wife, himself
• Storms unleash deadly tornado, flooding on Midwest
• TVA debt rating downgraded by Standard and Poor's
• Storm kills 3-year-old girl in Miss. hit by tree
• BREAKING NEWS: Bowling will plead guilty
• Phillips leaving Columbus schools for Tennessee
• Thunderstoms, wind hit NEMS again
• Free festivals: A thing of the past?
• Barbour: No 2012 Run. Gov. says he lacks 'fire in the belly'
• Miss. Gov. Barbour rules out 2012 presidential run
• Strong storms in forecast for NEMS
• Lawsuit looms over tongue-sticking punishment in Amory
• Elvis birthplace moves forward with theater
• Tupelo man widens perspective from weight loss
• Trial over alleged kickbacks looms for Shoemaker
• Grant's resting place? Northeast Mississippi
• Analyst says the cost of gas may have plateaued
• South Carolina tops MSU, 13-4
• Man collapses and dies while playing softball in Lee County
• State ready for visitors as Civil War events near
• Alcohol may play into fatal wreck
• Subplots make for an odd legislative year
• Some members go out on top
• Disagreements hold up Oxford road improvement
• Baseball: Ole Miss drops series to Auburn
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist killed in crash in Lee County
• 13-year cicadas expected in northern Mississippi
• Multiple-vehicle crash on Hwy. 78
• Catholics re-enact Jesus’ bearing the cross, crucifixion
• Lee County Library braces for unknown
• In politics, campaign fundraising keeps going
• Charges expected in fatal Verona wreck
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Way of the Cross
• Feds serve notice about graphic Bowling trial evidence
• UPDATE: Verona accident leaves one dead
• Scruggs asks for Biggers' direct decision on legal issues
• Three U.S. judges hear arguments in Miss. remapping case
• Storm damages Habitat homes
• AEE announces grant recipients
• Starkville school leader on leave
• Chickasaw County suffers storm damage
• What do you think? Main Street 3-lane test extended in Tupelo
• Lee County fugitive arrested in Mexico
• Itawamba County schools eye improved security
• Crews resigns as COO of Tupelo Public Schools
• Nunnelee takes Dems to task on debt
• Rep. Nunnelee also backs end to airport subsidies
• Regional jobless rate dips to 10.9%
• Mississippi Supreme Court sets 2 executions in May
• Okolona student brings gun to school
• Shaver’s agreement includes nearly $30,000 in sick and vacation pay
• Former Amory elementary principal hearing continuation date set
• Hudson viewed as link between system, people
• Tobacco scheme probe widens
• South Gloster work: One bid, too big
• Showers and thunderstorms in forecast
• Rob Hudson confirmed by City Council to TPSD school board
• Funeral for Monroe firefighter held today
• Sherwin-Williams' appeals Miss. lead paint verdict
• Columbus man gets 10 years in child porn case
• Redistricting negotiations extend beyond session
• Lee Supervisors near vote on redrawn district lines
• TVA starts energy efficiency programs
• Tupelo churches to show program
• Rotary Club names six-year scholars
• Oil drops, gas $4 or more per gallon in 6 states
• Miss. Gov. Barbour has surgery for lower back pain
• Sisters named Amory's outstanding citizens
• Miss. State baseball coach Cohen: Brownlee to serve one-game suspension
• Miss. storm victims count blessings during cleanup
• New Albany marks a year with beer
• Amory firefighter killed in wreck on way to fire
• DeLaughter, Langston home after prison stints
• South looks to recover from killer twisters
• Analysis: Chaney had an exchange backup all along
• Accident sends four to hospital
• Twisters leave dozens dead, ruin in 6 states
• Baseball: Bulldogs beat Razorbacks; Ole Miss sweeps Kentucky
• Johnson edges Bowyer by a whisker to win Talladega
• Commander: Marine from Miss. died saving others
• Lower taxes or better roads?
• Twenty years of major roadwork
• TPSD interim leader brings detail-oriented approach
• McCoy: Decision coming in weeks
• Question of ’93 could return in speaker’s race
• QB Brunetti leads Ole Miss in spring game
• Baseball: Rebels beat Kentucky
• Mississippi University for Women announces unification of alumni organizations
• One dead after suspected tornadoes hit Miss.
• Death toll up to 16 in Southern storms; 7 in Ala.
• Suspected tornadoes cause destruction in Miss.
• Storms pass through region
• Reed to announce school board choice
• Tupelo Promise receives $100K
• Ole Miss QBs, defense face spring-game scrutiny
• Widespread damage from weather, 1 seriously hurt in Miss. storms
• Grisham helps dedicate new Ole Miss law school
• CREATE helps fund Tupelo Promise
• Storms produce heavy rain, strong winds in Miss.
• Special Olympics in Pontotoc
• LEAPS presents survey results
• Supplier’s job fair attracts hundreds
• Police search for Tenn. woman dragged from home
• UPDATE: Tupelo Schools name Meadows as interim superintendent
• Groups to educate voters on Miss. initiatives
• 3-judge US panel chosen in Miss. remapping lawsuit
• TVA to pay $10 million penalty in clean air deal
• Clay County woman pleads to luring brother into fatal fight
• Diversity Vuteq starts three-day job fair today
• Tupelo landlords question higher fees
• ‘Health on a Shelf’ begins in Tupelo
• New Baldwyn schools chief preps to lead
• Mississippi man sentenced in oil spill claim fraud
• Haskell shares life lessons at library
• 'Green Homes' showcase efficiency in Oxford
• Eight arrested on drug charges in Prentiss County
• Smithville woman dies in accident
• Bryant flexes his muscles on remap
• Council debates landlord fee hike
• Public hearing concerning West Amory Elementary School Principal continues
• Crow's Neck center to close June 30
• Tupelo man convicted on child porn charge
• Tupelo leaders examine rental plan
• Neighbor helps in arrests of Plantersville burglary suspects
• Saltillo woman faces charges
• Torn ACL for Ole Miss LB Shackelford
• One person dead after traffic accident in Lee County
• Fighting the good fight: Officials work to stem drug activity
• Council Members: We did not cross a line on TPSD issue
• Blue Springs seeks OK for annex plan
• Two Tupelo men accused of using counterfeit bills
• Public hearing starts over West Amory Elementary School principal’s possible termination
• Private plane crash kills 3 in Mississippi
• More time sought for Miss. death row inmate appeal
• Strong rain storms pass through NEMS
• Stevens seeks to avoid May 4 execution in Miss.
• Analysis: Some run for Miss. gov on ideas alone
• Drug Trends In the Region: The medicine-cabinet high
• Calhoun courthouse's end nears
• NWCC nursing facility nears opening
• Delta transit adding trolleys
• Schwartzel wins the Masters after a wild day
• Private plane crash kills 3
• US gas prices jump 19 cents a gallon
• Bill creating healthy food study headed to Barbour
• Festival fun: Thousands come out for combined celebration
• Are taxes in Tupelo too high?
• Today's drug choices follow certain trends
• The Year of the 'Locust' Large broods of 13-year cicadas will emerge this spring
• 3Q'S: Nancy Loome, executive director, The Parents' Campaign
• Johnson, Relf lead MSU in spring game
• Sports Scores April 9, 2011
• UPDATE: Two dead after Highway 78 accident in Lee County
• Man charged in Columbus shooting waives court appearance
• LEAPS will release Tupelo Public School survey data on Thursday
• Welcome Home: Two soldiers from 658th Quartermaster unit return
• Oxford visitors will be watched
• Lawmakers strike last-minute deal to avoid government shutdown
• Walnut prom goes on as gay activist Constance McMillen decides not to attend
• Toyota supplier to have another job fair next week
• MSU QB Chris Relf looks to jump from good to great
• Northeast Mississippi soldiers come home
• NAACP argues US court may delve into Miss. remap
• Corinth man charged with DUI death in pedestrian fatality
• Corinth mother dies at Memphis hospital, baby’s cause of death still unknown
• A federal shutdown would hit home
• Nunnelee waits to see what the Senate will do
• Superintendents deal with unique setting in Tupelo
• Tupelo council gets back to revitalization plan
• Legislators quit, minus remap deal
• Amory Railroad Festival: A Spring Tradition
• Mississippi governor visits Florida lawmakers
• Sanders loses appeal of conviction in slayings in Lee County jury case
• Miss. lawmakers end session without redistricting
• 33rd annual festival pays homage to Amory's heritage
• Car crashes through front of Tupelo restaurant
• TPSD will hire interim leader after Shaver
• Shaver’s tenure marked by change, backlash
• TPSD board seat to open
• Tupelo residents tell tornado experience
• Main St. lane test enters Week 4
• Miss. State receives $12 million gift to help build football complex
• Board focused on Shaver negotiations before implementing search
• Bond denied for suspect in Lee County murder
• House approved redistricting plan
• Incoming principal backs out of THS job
• Event marks 75th year since tornado
• May 3 election set on roadwork plan
• Hundreds pack City Hall
• UPDATE: Shaver wants to leave Tupelo
• New Ole Miss mascot visits Children's Hospitals
• Barbour signs school bus safety bill
• Lee County authorities searching for suspect in shooting
• Death toll from South storms rises to 6
• Storm claims 1 life in Mississippi
• Council wants Shaver to resign
• Storms expected to sweep through Mississippi
• '36 storm didn't cripple Tupelo
• Tupelo Tornado: 75 years later
• ANALYSIS: Mississippi lawmakers haven't ignored obesity
• LOCAL FOLKS: Stephenson takes helm at Corinth Theatre-Arts
• NOAA: Severe weather outbreak expected across the Mid South Monday
• Government appeals judge's health care ruling
• 4-year-old dies in boating accident on coast
• New law targets adults who allow teens to drink
• Jennie-O recalls 55,000 pounds of turkey burgers
• Tupelo tornado: Scars, united in spirit
• Treasured Bible returned after twister carried it away
• Tupelo Tornado 70th anniversary articles
• Health insurance exchange dies for 2011
• 3Q'S: Randy Thweatt, business manager, Lee County schools
• Fatal accident in Pontotoc County under investigation
• RNC looks to leverage debates as fundraisers
• Hattiesburg cop faces embezzlement charge
• Itawamba County jail opens its library
• SOOEY PIG! It's barbecue time at the Link Centre
• Salvation Army forced to sell property
• Airport approves lease for recycling company
• Sunday's NEMS Daily Journal: Remembering the '36 tornado
• Ripley student killed in one-car crash
• BIZ BUZZ: Cheapest gasoline in New Albany
• Tupelo school board and council have informal meeting
• Barbour's plan to deny pardon makes ex-inmate cry
• Miss. school bus-semi crash kills girl; 10 hurt
• Shaver explains Tupelo High School principal search process
• For some, Tupelo plan hinges on school district
• Protesters back personhood initiative
• Festival poster features 'fun' Elvis
• Pardon unlikely for sisters awaiting transplant
• DE Lockett granted sixth year of eligibility for Ole Miss
• Woman dies in Union County Jail
• Man arrested on drug charges in Alcorn County
• Legislature strikes deal on budget
• Students rally in support of Stratton at Tupelo High School
• Tupelo works on new school discipline plan
• Students kick off Mayor's Marathon
• Governor gets animal cruelty bill
• 110 mph winds damage homes in Mississippi
• Barbour: Special Miss. budget session, if needed
• Miss. redistricting suit moved to new US judge
• TPSD taps pair of new principals
• UPDATE: Monroe Journal reporter no longer missing
• Storms in forecast tonight
• AP source: La. Tech offers coaching job to White
• Tupelo, CDF leaders discuss revitalization plan
• Accident on Highway 78 near Sherman
• New principals named for Tupelo High, Middle School
• Barbour: Budget battle about future
• Gov.: Suppliers need Highway 9 to be four lanes
• Flooding closes Itawamba library
• Holland hurls bill at fellow legislator
• Slain lawman honored with posthumous Purple Heart
• Obama strongly defends US military action in Libya
• Ole Miss has four-man QB race this spring
• Carpenter denied bond in Fulton double murder case
• Barbour still hopes for passage of bill for civil rights museum
• UPDATE: Dwight Bowling's attorney seeks trial delay
• Local Folks: Going Strong - Disability can't slow mother, daughter pair
• $422.9M bond bill approved
• Amory’s ‘Phantom’ gets one more show
• Columbus may expand offender work program
• MEC president, Tupelo mayor head list of ’11 Trailblazers
• Unthinkable foursome heading to Houston
• Miss. lawmakers OK $422M in bonds
• As Japan shutdowns drag on, auto crisis worsens
• SEC Baseball Scores
• Two arrested in brass knuckles beating in Greenwood
• No politics for now; it's all MSU for Tuck
• Toyota roads in bond package
• Legislators miss key state budget deadline
• How much more debt can Tupelo handle?
• Education officials: Bus travel remains safe
• Mississippi lawmakers miss their budget deadline
• Tornado watch for parts of NEMS
• UPDATE: Fulton man charged in double murder
• Defense gets in its licks in controlled Miss. State scrimmage
• Going back in time: Re-enactors bring Shiloh's story to life
• Senate receives budget proposal
• Sweet home Booneville for Langston
• New restaurant set to open in Mill Village
• Household hazardous waste days scheduled
• One vehicle accident kills Monroe County man
• Three Tupelo Schools had a partial lockdown
• Barbour criticized for 130 days off prison time
• Mississippi Senate passes school bus safety bill
• Tagert addresses transportation issues at Amory Venture luncheon
• Tupelo Indoor pool plans revealed: $11.3 million aquatic facility proposed for Ballard Park
• Mabus: More educated U.S. will be secure
• Suspects in Oxford school lockdown identified
• Blow torches blamed for West Point fire
• Lee County Sheriff: SUVs to replace aging former deputy cars
• Lawmakers say Barbour's too secretive on stimulus
• Infant death sparks routine investigation in Chickasaw County
• Ole Miss not giving Kennedy contract extension
• Former surgeon general calls for sex ed in Miss.
• Tupelo CVB's sports director to leave
• Officials: TVA faces charges tied to nuclear site
• School bus accident near Baldwyn
• Company in Baldwyn kicks off job fair today
• Tupelo joins relief effort for Japan
• Funeral for WWII casualty brings closure for nephew
• UPDATE: Wreck, chase put Oxford schools on lockdown
• Barges break loose, hit bridge on Miss. River
• Online beer petition not legal, Pontotoc supporters regroup
• Lawmakers say Barbour wants $77M cut from budget
• UPDATE: Williams out of jail, awaits trial in Bracey death
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Aircraft Recycling: Trees, shrubs to help block airport view
• Council OKs 10-mill Major Thoroughfare Program
• Tupelo leaders like 'Neighborhood Reinvestment'
• House: Barbour's travels slow budget talks
• Tupelo Council approves Major Thoroughfare plan
• TVA says its nukes 'would have weathered' tsunami
• House: Barbour travel hurts budget writing process
• Miss. AG: State 'likely' to use new execution drug
• Former hospital administrator Shoemaker pleads not guilty
• Tupelo revitalization plans unveiled
• Tupelo Revitalization: Highlights of committees' suggestions
• House panel joins suit over map
• Bar panel drops Scruggs' complaint against Farese
• Aberdeen man arrested during raid
• House panel enters redistricting lawsuit
• High school coach accused of drug dealing fired
• Tupelo revitalization details revealed
• Prentiss County accident on Highway 45 Sunday night
• Poison kicks off tour in Tupelo on May 25
• South Gloster widening advances
• Smithville woman killed in vehicle accident
• Hispanic scholarship organization focuses on rural communities
• Bullet fragment injures child as police shoot dog in Ripley
• MSU, Starkville proposing shuttle buses for city
• Initial bombing called successful; endgame unclear
• Highways to honor black leaders, military heroes
• Jet recycler to add 100 jobs
• Redistricting court action could aid Democrats in Senate
• Allies launch Libya force as Gadhafi hits rebels
• 3Q'S: George Byrd, education forester
• TPSD opinion survey deadline extended
• Jet recycler will create 100 jobs in Tupelo
• Allies launch attack as Gadhafi hits rebels in Libya
• Sidney will return to Miss. St. for junior year
• Miss. shows Japan ties in business, energy, prayer
• Bryant's choices frustrate senators
• Waldo's sisters push for vicious dog ordinance
• Fulton sales tax collection way up
• Congressmen urge SEC to decide Stanford aid issues
• Haley Barbour's son doesn't want dad to run
• NCAA NOTES: Scores and more
• Cheapest gasoline in NEMS
• Presley: Phone companies must expand or lose funds
• Obama to Gadhafi: Stop or face military action
• Black senators: Diversity needed in redistricting
• Room, board going up at Miss. colleges
• Redistricting issue reaches federal court
• Seniors weigh in on Tupelo Mayor Reed’s plan
• Obama names Howorth a TVA board nominee
• Rock makes his bid for Lee County sheriff official
• Suspect sought in Ripley vehicle break-ins, chase, truck theft
• UN approves no-fly zone over Libya
• Pilot of Tupelo company plane involved in Tennessee crash identified
• Grass fire under control near Room to Room in Tupelo
• Ex-Oxford mayor Howorth nominated to TVA Board
• Tupelo starts Special Olympics swim team
• McCoy: No more talks on redistricting
• HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY: An Irish tradition in the state? Priests for a faithful flock
• Motorists warned of high-water dangers
• Senate backs Wicker’s plan to cut staff budgets
• UPDATE: House leader McCoy gives Senate ultimatum on redistricting
• Court dismisses historic Miss. prison cruelty case
• Pair indicted in medical kickback, bribery scheme
• Man, juvenile charged after $86K Ripley drug bust
• UPDATE: Judge tells Zach Scruggs to call live witnesses to court
• Republican idea defeated in party-line vote
• Both sides in Tupelo annex case take heart in Horn Lake
• Attorney hired to negotiate Oxford hospital plan
• Coroners hope for quicker autopsies with new medical examiner
• Youth ATV safety bill sent to governor
• Subaru, Toyota limit output at N. American plants
• TVA monthly fuel cost dropping up to $2 in April
• Senate amends House bill for civil rights museum
• Former Columbus councilman loses appeal
• House rejects alternative plan
• Loss is Tupelo's gain: Company's move surprises Ark. airport
• Redesigned Main Street has fans, doubters on first day
• House to vote on redistricting proposals today
• Furniture makers claim price-fixing on foam products
• State gets first full-time medical examiner since '95
• Barbour's press secretary resigns over e-mailed jokes
• Vanderbilt coach Stallings apologizes for comments about Miss. State
• Strength of deadly Japan quake increased to 9.0
• Rebels try to make most of NIT berth
• Two La. fugitives crash vehicle, captured in Memphis
• Analysis: Remap fight could jolt Bryant campaign
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Main Street Restriping
• Federal funds for meth cleanup in jeopardy
• Civil War historian examines state battles
• Eliminating the itch: UM researchers aim to tame poison ivy rash
• Ole Miss in NIT field
• OSU, KU, Pitt and Duke get top seeds for NCAA tourney
• ATV helmet bill faces Senate vote in Miss.
• Batesville man seeks payment for prison time
• Tupelo lands jet recycler: Operations will move from Arkansas
• The discipline question
• Tupelo High School Discipline Ladder
• Schools set their focus on discipline
• Redistricting forces politicians to make tough choices
• For battered Japan, a new threat: nuclear meltdown
• Remember to set clocks for daylight saving time
• Airplane recycling operation headed for Tupelo
• O'Hara booted from Dem primary for Miss. treasurer
• Mantachie man dies in traffic accident
• Area residents get good news from stricken areas
• Plane owned by Tupelo business crashes; one dead
• Advice given to Tupelo: Attractiveness counts
• Two men charged in assault, theft in Lee County
• Tupelo student videos promote healthy choices
• Powerful quake, tsunami kills hundreds in Japan
• Northeast Mississippians learn relatives are safe from tsunami
• UPDATE: Plane registered to Northeast Miss. company crashes in Middle Tenn.
• APNewsBreak: Miss. candidate voted in Tenn. in '06
• Lamb leads No. 15 Kentucky past Ole Miss 75-66
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, sweep across islands
• Time for a vacation: Spring break fun is right around the corner
• Snow days cut into spring break plans
• Nonprofit formed to support TPSD
• Senate passes Burton redistricting plan by overwhelming majority
• Warren scores 20, Ole Miss beats S.Carolina in SEC
• Miss. AG hopes settlement will fund mental health
• Mississippi high court upholds price-gouging law
• Miss. Senate OKs redistricting plan from committee
• Body found near railroad tracks in Tupelo
• Empty Bowls: Fundraiser attracts estimated 2,300 diners
• Council unlikely to split road funds in Tupelo
• Glance at bills in the Mississippi Legislature
• Aberdeen man’s wallet found after 25 years
• Youth charged with rape in Myrtle attack
• Insurance database bill survives Capitol deadline
• Gas Prices: Up, Up and Away
• Toyota targets annual sales of 10 million vehicles
• Letter to the Editor
• Storms dump rain on Miss.; flooding main concern
• Spin Doctors, Blackberry Smoke to headline Tupelo Elvis Festival
• Up in smoke: Trace Inn catches fire
• Senate committee rejects Burton's redistricting plan
• Washington Furniture aims to add employees
• Monroe County investigator resigns
• MSU's troubled Renardo Sidney slowly improving
• Japan's ambassador sees growth in Miss. investment
• Miss. House redistricting killed by Senate panel
• Tornado watch out for central, south Miss.
• Parole review for inmate convicted in Marshall County sheriff's '86 death
• Never again: Parents of sucker-punch victim want change
• GumTree Fest, race on different weekends
• Gordon district would merge in Senate plan
• Student's parents: No further action by Union County board in punching incident
• Barbour gets kindergarten survey bill
• Owner of pit bulls pleads not guilty
• Panel unveils Miss. Senate redistricting proposal
• Tupelo Airport Authority denies wrongdoing in Anderson's firing
• Houston company completes Cadence Bank deal
• Southern Pines Animal Shelter reopened its doors
• Analysis: Miss. GOP boasting full statewide slate
• Road ready?: Blind Driver Challenge creates optimism
• Lee County man appeals murder conviction of grandfather
• Union County dad to address school board about video
• Volunteer firefighters face arson charge
• Challenger says Hosemann shouldn't control harbors
• What may they say, if Zach Scruggs questions key players?
• Civil War relic show brings in enthusiasts, children
• Schools, housing pull families from Tupelo
• Lt. gov. to submit redistricting plan
• Hospital's presumed site raises complaints
• Task force focuses on early childhood education
• UPDATE: Three sent to hospital after Highway 6 accident in Lee County
• Ole Miss tops Arkansas 84-74, earns No. 3 seed
• Mississippi State beats South Carolina 60-58
• 1 killed, others hurt in suspected La. tornado
• Not just the 'King's Speech'
• House OKs redistricting guidelines
• Tagert pushes for closer ties between transportation, MDA
• Fulton man dies in work accident
• Coroner: Miss. toddler was alive when put in oven
• Owner of pit bulls faces court appearance next week
• House approves redistricting plan
• Toyota suppliers build their work forces
• House unveils its redistricting plan
• Corinth vote boxes opened
• Girl Scouts cookie sales down this year
• MHSAA Basketball Title Game Scores
• Pit bull owner charged
• Election questions linger after Calhoun clerk’s exit
• Student disciplined for East Union video
• Mississippi Senate OKs version of sex ed bill
• U.S. 78, U.S. 82 to get median barriers
• New Tupelo pool likely at Ballard Park or Veterans Park
• Basis for higher ed funds could change
• Driver’s license office reopens, with questions
• TPSD team to focus on THS scores, safety
• Tupelo schools assign team to help THS improve academics, discipline
• Obama nominates Adams for next Northern District U.S. attorney
• Senate OKs online impersonations bill
• Miss. House OKs bill to update sex-offender laws
• Union County rape suspect arrested
• Gilmore Foundation expands free tuition program
• Tupelo hearing addresses roadwork plans
• Tupelo survey asks: How do you use Main Street?
• Gilmore Foundation expands tuition program to universities
• Expanding tuition guarantee won't happen rapidly
• Election 2011: Few Lee County incumbents without opponents
• MDA head: Groundwork laid for strong Miss. economy
• Miss. House to consider ATV safety bill for youth
• Miss. smoking ban dies, JSU stadium bill lives
• Senate chairman kills Mississippi midwifery bill
• Options in the air: Subsidy or not, airport expects service to continue
• Animal cruelty proposal passes House
• Hearing today on major road projects - but stay on topic
• MDA director Swoope headed to Florida post
• Lee circuit clerk race pits experienced pair
• Miss. House OKs amended animal cruelty bill
• Today's MHSAA High School Championship Scores
• Miss. labor leaders support Wis. state employees
• Largest earthquake in 35 years hits Arkansas
• Bret Michaels, Poison coming to Tupelo?
• Oxford man indicted in lingerie thefts
• Analysis: Personal ties matter in Miss. politics
• Dog bites could rise with temps
• LOCAL FOLKS: Ripley couple basks in Bulldog glory
• Storms in NEMS forecast
• GOP governors undermine Obama agenda in states
• Gingrich closer to presidential run
• Hope Church announces a familiar, Tupelo name as new senior pastor
• Bids for school renovation exceed budget
• Lochinvar rebuilt with determination, care
• Pontotoc's painful memory
• Tupelo wants to temporarily ban Section 8 vouchers inside the city.
• Leaders expect redistricting vote soon
• Inmates caught in redistricting debate
• 'Wrap it in Maroon and White' MSU edges Tennessee 70-69
• Ole Miss beats Alabama, 68-63
• Bicyclist suffers minor injuries in Tupelo accident
• The Future Is Now
• McAnally returns to Belmont for honor
• Quality of life is a key to region's future
• High-quality schools help communities grow
• Students need more flexibility
• Itawamba schools sued over rap song discipline
• Biz Buzz: Gasoline prices firmly entrenched at $3-plus in NEMS
• High School Basketball State Tournament coverage at NeMissPreps.com
• Lawmaker: MAEP main budget sticking point
• Bishops oppose immigration bill in Mississippi
• Verona man charged in Tupelo shooting
• Dangerous weather strikes region
• Banks look at growth, begin to worry about added regulation
• Financial institutions ready for opportunity
• Cleveland to rent out Stanford building
• State supreme court sends Williams murder trial back to Oxford
• Tornado watch issued for much of north Miss.
• Barbour signs bill for stronger open meetings law
• Mississippi artist Waters creates festival art
• Chamber of Commerce banquet rescheduled
• Aberdeen NAACP to honor local pastors
• Toyota recalls 2.17 million vehicles in US
• ‘Wrap it in Maroon and White’: Jack Cristil retires after 6 decades as Mississippi State announcer
• Tupelo schools to review discipline concerns, trends in enrollment
• Barbour taps King for vacant Supreme Court post
• Jack Cristil stepping down, cites health
• Tupelo schools to review discipline concerns
• UPDATED: One man dead after shooting in Itawamba County
• Severe weather in NEMS forecast
• Fatality in Pontotoc County accident
• Experts to Tupelo: You're on right track
• Citizen-led committees to take on Tupelo plan
• South Carolina hangs on to beat Ole Miss 79-73
• Gadd, Ward won't seek re-election to House
• Committees selected to study Tupelo mayor's revitalization plan
• UPDATE: Hood get probation for plea to kidnapping charge
• Large deer population raises risks on MS highways
• Dead dolphins found in Miss., Ala.
• The Drive to 2020: Experts eye work force as boomers age
• Boomers will reshape care outside of hospitals, too
• Northeast Mississippi, nation challenged to train enough doctors
• Prentiss County accident kills teen
• Smith to announce run for treasurer
• Barbour sees no baggage on race issues
• Miss. death row inmate denied post conviction claim
• Manufacturing takes on a new dimension
• Furniture industry expects to stabilize, maintain presence
• REPORT: Miss. State student dies in car accident
• Firefighters battle Lee County blaze at salvage yard
• Oktibbeha fire claims woman's life
• The Drive to 2020: Building our economy for the future
• Fighting gov't secrecy an ongoing battle
• Fallen fireman laid to rest
• 'The next big thing' is here. Now what?
• Region’s economy has been able to evolve
• Zach Scruggs hearing could unveil additional information
• 3Q'S: Harold Arrington, Tupelo/Lee County NAACP president
• State, local emergency officials emphasize storm preparedness
• Former athlete shot in Calhoun City
• Funeral services held for Lee County volunteer firefighter
• Mississippi State rolls past Ole Miss, 71-58
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Miss. State defeats Ole Miss
• Lamar Fike, member of Elvis' 'Memphis Mafia,' dies
• On the rise: Gas prices begin climbing, consumers watching
• Coming Sunday: How Northeast Mississippi can grow, change
• Animal cruelty legislation passes key test
• Session shows benefits of eliminating tobacco
• Rebels, Bulldogs in battle for second place
• UPDATE: Man losses both legs in accident at Verona business
• Okolona home burns in massive fire Thursday night
• Meridian firefigher arrested on enticement of child charges
• Tupelo Public schools win national technology award
• Tupelo Market veteran: Longtime exhibitor cherishes business, friends
• Some districts may get relief from making up snow days
• Electric rates to rise in high-use months
• Soccer coach pleads guilty to improper touch
• Lee County Sheriff's office heads child support roundup
• Man arrested on charges of poisoning Auburn's historic oaks
• New Albany teacher-coach pleads guilty in sex case
• Cadence CEO to retire after bank's sale
• Fulton Police investigating gas station break in
• Paul Minor, 2 ex-judges permanently disbarred
• TVA rate change could mean $3 more or $3 less
• New Albany fire chief hanging up the helmet
• Suspicious package reported at Tupelo business not an explosive device
• Dave Dennis touts business know-how in governor's race
• Business leaders to study Tupelo mayor’s All America plan
• Coroner: Fire not to blame for firefighter's death
• Miss. House panel OKs $55M for 2 new museums
• Grand Jury: Robbery suspect's fatal shooting was justified
• Senate approves payday lending compromise
• 2010: A joy story
• NAACP head wants Chief Carleton out
• New Albany High School coach charged with improper contact with a student
• Return of stolen gun surprises former judge
• Smaller road projects out of Phase 5
• No. 22 Kentucky runs by Mississippi State 85-79
• Tupelo Schools add day to end of year
• Barbour says oil spill was avoidable, preventable
• Barbour won't denounce Confederate license plate
• Mississippi lawmakers advancing budget proposals
• Tuition plan won't be on May ballot
• Kalamazoo saw 20 percent gains in its enrollment
• The chill is gone: Germs – not changes in weather – cause colds
• Colonel Reb takes to the highway
• House approves compromise that extends payday lending
• Tupelo tuition guarantee plan won't be on May 3 ballot
• Mayor holds Tupelo Promise press conference
• UPDATE: Mississippi's Graves wins historic approval to 5th Circuit
• Two Lee County men charged with three counts of burglary of an auto
• Fire destroys Booneville home
• LOCAL FOLKS: Verona couple recalls storybook romance 65 years ago
• REPORT: Lee County firefighter dies after leaving fire
• Tupelo may vote on tuition guarantee plan
• Vicious-dog ordinances see increase
• Turning when train hits Crosstown not always a good idea
• Tupelo may vote on university tuition guarantee
• Lowndes County authorities investigate car fire
• Midwives, Miss. medical community spar over bill
• Main Street road project 101: Tupelo to test three-laning plan
• Teens need supervisor at mall's 'Family Night'
• Politics not simple for public employees
• Couple offers advice for after the honeymoon
• Legislature reconsiders sewage treatment regs
• Big Auburn rally beats Mississippi State 65-62
• Mitchell's 20 points leads Tide past Rebels 74-64
• Sheriffs defend use of Taser weapons
• Barbour: Obama paying lip service to job creation
• SALVATION ARMY: Doing More With Less
• 2011's Outstanding Citizen: Tupelo's Gibens personifies servant leadership
• Salts faces new charges
• Egyptians glad to see Mubarak leave office
• Compromise reached on payday lending
• New study ordered for Tupelo postal operations
• Bo Gibens is citizen of year
• Pontotoc Board of Supervisors mulling vicious dog laws
• Weather related accident in Pontotoc County
• Personnel Board chief to launch bid for treasurer
• Bill to revamp education salaries heads to House
• Weather woes in NEMS again
• Weapon thwarts would-be burglars
• Tupelo pulls offer to fund Gloster work
• Tupelo schools pulled into the debate over road plan
• Sen. OKs bill requiring insurance to get car tag
• Snow Photos in NEMS
• More Snow Photos
• Two lost teachers mourned at Ackerman
• Former MSU coach Emory Bellard dies
• Keith Urban scheduled to perform in Tupelo
• FINAL: Miss. State 67, Arkansas 56
• Ackerman High School in tears after bus accident
• Winter Weather Updates
• Miss. Senate OKs weakened smoking ban bill
• Winter Weather Closings
• Bus-semi wreck kills three in Calhoun County
• District head: A miracle more weren't injured in bus accident
• One hundred percent chance of snow today
• Lee County schools set snow makeup dates
• UPDATE: Winter storm warning for some of NEMS area Wednesday
• Three adults die in Choctaw County school bus crash in Calhoun County
• UPDATE: Biggers grants Zach Scruggs hearing on motion to vacate sentence
• Butch Brown ousted as MDOT director
• Houston coach suspended for throwing chair
• Comcast kicks off transition to digital today
• Prosecutors drop charges against ex-UM employee
• House fire holds up traffic on Highway 6
• Govt to release findings of Toyota investigation
• Ban on fake bath salts passes Mississippi House
• Senate OKs allowing Miss. agencies to fire at will
• MSU's Johnson suspended indefinitely
• Deputy DeWayne Crenshaw’s widow receives honor
• Rails-to-trails gateway slated to be built on Highway 15
• Fundraising data shows busy bunch
• Analysis: Local sales tax a no-go for 2011 session
• Lowndes absentee ballots scrutinized
• Patients at NMMC have new entrance
• Packers win Super Bowl 31-25
• SUPER BOWL: PITTSBURGH (14-4) vs. GREEN BAY (13-6)
• Special Weather Statement for extreme Northeast Mississippi
• 10 Super Bowl commercials to watch
• Snowy winter, stormy spring? Mississippi is the most likely place to experience a tornado
• Monroe County church lost to fire
• Schools, neighborhoods closely linked
• Census data in hand, legislators work on redistricting
• Governor lays groundwork for run
• Warren lifts Ole Miss past Arkansas 69-60
• Mississippi State edges LSU on free throws 58-57
• Pair accused in gun straw-buyer scheme
• Most caught in dogfighting raid plead guilty
• Rascal Flatts, Bryan, Young at BCS Arena tonight
• Remains of Calvary Baptist Church's stained glass now set in beautiful jewelry
• Renasant purchases Georgia institution
• Guntown, Saltillo see fastest growth in Lee County
• Students' injuries minor in bus wreck in Potts Camp
• MSU's Johnson suspended one game for Twitter message
• Biz Buzz: Gasoline prices in Northeast Mississippi
• REPORT: Tupelo man dies in Alabama accident
• Child molestation charges dropped in Warren Co.
• 'Biggest Loser' captures hearts in Oxford
• $1.28 canned sausage lands man in jail
• Ice blamed in 3 Miss. crash deaths; thaw forecast
• Cold strikes again: Snow still a slight possibility for several days
• MDOT Reports Icy Accumulations Across the State
• MSU coach bans players from using Twitter
• Barbour family flights on state planes under fire
• Bell wins hearing mental retardation claim
• Wintry weather again in Miss.
• Suspect indicted for murder in 2010 Starkville shooting
• Lafayette County trial set for 2011 in double slaying
• Hall gets lighter sentence in beef flap
• About 50 dead animals dumped in Prentiss
• Mitchell, Alabama defeat Mississippi State 75-61
• Immigration bill sent for talks at Miss. Capitol
• Car-train collision injures woman in Verona
• Nettleton, Shannon firefighters respond to fire
• Signing Day Updates
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Tagert will fill vacant Transportation post
• Colonel Rebel revival bill dies in Legislature
• Egyptians across Northeast Mississippi hope for peace
• Ole Miss beats No. 10 Kentucky, 71-69
• Tagert wins runoff in Miss. transportation race
• Man dies in wreck early Tuesday morning
• Public hearing for Phase 5 roadwork set
• Head of TVA Watts Bar nuke project abruptly exits
• Wind, rain hit NEMS
• State OKs Oxford Sunday alcohol proposal
• Trial over cowbell incident continued
• Oxford bank robbery suspect to plead insanity
• Exotic no more: Groundhogs an increasing presence in region
• State OKs limited Sunday alcohol in Oxford
• Miss. House: No reconsideration of immigrant bill
• Man’s death by pit bulls ruled accidental
• Biggest Loser winner coming to Oxford
• Transportation, House post on Tuesday ballot
• Men in Friday's Belmont fatal wreck identified
• REPORT: Houston man killed in hunting accident in Calhoun County
• Wife of slain Miss. hunter's trial rescheduled
• Few Democrats announcing run for office
• Saltillo firefighters put out, investigate grass fires
• State Hospital workers rake in overtime pay
• LA VINO VS. OSCAR’S: Tupelo's high-spirited bout
• 3Q'S: Clint Mauney, Lee County animal control officer
• Optimism, experience mark new Journal CEO
• GOP sees efforts bear fruit
• Transportation candidates work across district
• Barbour juggles White House hopes, state's past
• Tennessee cruises past Ole Miss, 74-57
• MSU beats No. 24 Florida, 71-64
• Man convicted in death of Memphis football player
• Corinth wants dog owners to follow ordinance
• Former Bryan Foods plant getting rehabbed
• Parole denied for child murderer
• Senate bans fake bath salts; bill heads to House
• Fairpark board goes forward with plan to build house
• Belmont wreck kills 1
• BIZ BUZZ: Cheapest Gasoline in Northeast Mississippi
• Mubarak on TV demands Cabinet resignation
• Winter Jam returns to Tupelo on Feb. 3
• Highway 78 traffic in Itawamba County moving again after delay
• Economic forecast: It's getting better
• No criminal charges against dogs' owner yet after pit bull attack
• Tupelo postal consolidation on hold
• Hit-and-run suspect identified
• House approves anti-immigration legislation
• No. 19 Vandy rallies for 81-74 win over MSU
• Penalties for funeral protest OK'd by Miss. House
• Suspect in Trace hit-and-run accident identified
• Mississippi House OKs revised immigration bill
• US Senate panel delays vote on Graves nomination
• Pit bulls kill Pontotoc County man
• Simpson says he’s ‘not a candidate,’ so no Hatch Act violation
• Little Caesars donates pizza for the homeless
• Regional jobless rate averaged 12 percent in 2010
• Colder temps mean higher utility bills
• Rally seeks support for Miss. schools' funding
• Jimmy Buffett falls off stage at Australia concert
• Man dies from dog attack in Pontotoc County
• Mississippi affected by shortage of execution drug
• Miss. Senate panel limits proposed smoking ban
• Why such a winter? It's hard to say
• Second Alcorn justice recommended for reprimand
• Barbour plans GOP meetings in early primary SC
• Obama's 'Union': 'Move together or not at all'
• State delegation concerned about spending
• Mississippi Senate panel passes texting ban bill
• Senate panel OKs felony animal cruelty bill
• Delegation wants to hear spending, deficit talk tonight
• More snow forecast over the next few days
• Legislator offers bill to bring back Colonel Reb
• Winter Weather Advisory
• Hospital plan clears hurdle: Lafayette County board OKs next step
• Input sought on plan to fight Tupelo flight with roadwork funds
• Head of Gaming Commission defends state's tax rate
• No tax increase for Miss. casinos, chairman says
• "All America City" plan could replace Major Thoroughfare Program
• Snow accumulation possible in northern NEMS counties Tuesday night
• UPDATE: Six banned from hunting, hit with fines
• Bond for Pontotoc murder suspect reduced
• Senate committee OKs Miss. deer breeding farm bill
• UPDATE: Mental exam ordered in bank robbery case
• Main Street vs. the mall: Expert urges Tupelo retailers to cooperate
• Analysis: 'Don't Tread On Me' car tag proposed
• An American wish list on eve of Obama's speech
• Steelers vs. Pack: A hair-raisin' game in Big D
• Shannon police nab robbery suspect after accident
• Pump prices around $3 may look like a bargain by spring
• Depression-era mural denounced in Columbus
• Bill would set penalties for Miss. funeral protest
• State releases educators’ ethics code
• Corporate tax loophole gets a look
• Basics of barbecue
• Natchez Trace bridge costly, no matter what
• Accused shooter makes bond, is released
• Officials fear bath salts are growing drug problem
• Georgia's 3s beat Mississippi State, 86-64
• Outside shooting lifts Ole Miss over LSU 78-51
• Bail reduced in shooting of Southern Miss players
• Miss. high court will review manslaughter case
• Payday lending may be leaving fast track
• Alleged school drug dealer’s bond is $300K
• Lawsuit alleges hostility from airport authority
• Miss. GOP leadership changes looming
• Continuation of tourism tax requested by Ripley board
• Fawn Grove annexation approved
• Man arrested on charges of trying to sell drugs near Shannon High School
• Couple indicted in toddler's death
• State to take part in earthquake preparedness exercise
• NMHS wins recognition for employee engagement
• Student mentors pay off in Alcorn schools
• Man charged in double slaying in Holly Springs
• Ice blankets parts of NEMS
• Winter Weather Closings
• Former employees file suit against Tupelo Airport Authority
• Fire kills one, injures another in Oxford
• Tupelo accident sends one to hospital
• Lawhon’s Randi Rankin wins Lee County spelling bee
• Bill to raise beer content in Miss. contentious
• Snow scheduled to revisit the area tonight
• Tupelo man charged with felony child abuse
• Bond set for accused shooter
• House votes to repeal Obama's health care law
• Snow in forecast for Thursday night
• Major Thoroughfare Phase 5 approved for Tupelo
• Smoking ban proposed for Mississippi businesses
• Baldwyn man charged with murder
• Nurse practitioners, doctors at odds over bill
• Miss. inmate dies awaiting possible release
• State workers return to jobs
• Manning seeks new trial in death of women
• Senate OKs Ariz.-style immigration bill
• BIZ BUZZ: A look at proposed Downtown Tupelo concert hall
• Mississippi Senate passes immigration-check bill
• Payday lending bill passes in Mississippi House
• Former MSU player transfers
• Assessing response, Officials pleased with how storm work went
• Last week's snow meant big business
• Key players get behind civil rights museum for state
• Public Safety head to challenge Hood for AG
• One dead after domestic shooting in Pratts Community
• Gas prices at highest point in nearly two years
• MUW fire victims remembered in high school ceremony
• Flu level moves up to high
• GOP's Simpson running for Miss. attorney general
• Snowman contest winner announced
• REPORT: Couple found dead in Holly Springs
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs takes medical leave
• Tupelo celebrates Dr. King with service
• Analysis: Immigration bill dividing Miss. Capitol
• Bald eagle nests on the rise in Mississippi
• Mississippi State rolls past Auburn 85-66
• Game No. 500 at the Hump today
• Guardian angel watches over rescue in Itawamba County
• Ole Miss campus arrests up in 2010
• Ivory salts strike fear in law enforcers and lawmakers
• Breaking the Trend: Program aims to stop teen mother dropouts
• Baby sitter chases burglar with broom
• Robinson scores 22, No. 24 Georgia beats Ole Miss
• 1 Miss. ME; autopsies, funerals delayed
• Booneville shooting suspect released on bond
• NATIONAL CIVIL RIGHTS MUSEUM: Pilgrimage of remembrance
• ANALYSIS: Transportation race gets big votes in seven counties
• Carver principal will retire in June
• Tupelo cancels early release day
• Former clerk pleads guilty to embezzlement charge
• Okolona woman arrested for assault
• Mooreville girl rescued after fall in pond
• Barbour: GOP must recognize it doesn't run gov't
• TVA says fuel cost to drop about $1.50 in February
• Resolutions can come true: "Biggest Loser" winner Helen Phillips comes to Tupelo
• State building evacuated in Clinton
• Mississippi restaurant manager fired for e-mail
• Republican Collins of Tupelo sworn in to Mississippi Senate
• New standards coming for school meals
• Mississippi State rallies to top Ole Miss 69-64
• Two killed in Tishomingo wreck
• Senate panel OKs bill to check immigration status
• Senate criticizes House school safety bill as weak
• Cooper Tire incentives pay off with second expansion
• Many schools set to reopen in area today
• AT&T works to resolve problems for Aberdeen wireless customers
• Collins wins state senate seat
• Obama says nation needs healing
• House hearing focuses on sex education
• Eminent domain restrictions pass Mississippi House
• Snow to stay around a few more days
• Many schools remain closed today
• Collins could win Senate seat without runoff
• Runoff in Miss. transportation race
• ELECTION RESULTS
• Barbour: Build civil rights museum in Mississippi
• QB Brunetti will transfer to Ole Miss from WVU
• Frozen South: Could be days before thaw comes
• Snow stops, ice nears: Dangers rise as temps drop in snowy region
• UPDATE: Secretary Hosemann on the Special Election
• Brown says he'll retire in June
• Snow, ice hit region
• Flights canceled, roads icy across South
• WEATHER CLOSINGS
• Note to NEMS Daily Journal readers
• Miss. special elections still set for Tuesday
• Chilean miner tours Elvis birthplace, hardware store
• Winter Storm warning for area
• Mississippi legislators issue statements on Arizona shooting
• Details of suspect in Ariz rampage slowly emerge
• Snow's arrival expected this afternoon, evening
• Large fields await voters in Tuesday's elections
• Snow, ice, slush to hit Louisiana, Mississippi
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, 6 killed in rampage
• Florida beats Ole Miss 77-71 in SEC opener
• Alabama beats Mississippi State, 75-57
• Madison Central wide receiver picks Ole Miss
• Fans celebrate Elvis' 76th birthday in Memphis and in Tupelo
• Snow forecast spurs prep
• Candidates file in 3 Mississippi special elections
• Poultry holds on to top spot, but issues remain
• Candidates for Senate seat discuss education
• Forecast for weekend snow in Northeast Miss.
• Former Alcorn County jail employee charged
• Hancock Fabrics CEO leaving
• Rescued miner tours Elvis' home
• Sisters who will share kidney released from prison
• Guilty plea in 2010 Lafayette County beating death
• Snow expected in region this weekend
• Thoroughfare? Survey finds many don't know and don't care
• UPDATE: Stanford trial postponed indefinitely
• Benefit set for injured Ashland youngster
• Lowndes Co. sheriff retiring
• Two held in Tishomingo County for felony child abuse
• Major Winter Storm looking more likely for Sunday afternoon and night
• Miss. lawmakers wrap-up 1st week's work
• Sisters to be freed on pledge of kidney donation Friday
• Southern Motion growth ahead of schedule
• Supporters say South Gloster should be priority in Major Thouroughfare
• Contests shaping up in Lee County elections; Sheriff Johnson will run as Republican
• Legislative Briefing
• It's no longer 'Congressman-elect' for 1st District's Nunnelee
• Texas hires Miss. State's Diaz as DC
• Bill would allow golf carts on some Miss. roads
• TPSD bus has fender-bender en route to picking up students
• UPDATE: Graves' name goes back to Senate for federal judgeship
• District 6 State Senate Debate: Speaking, stories set them apart
• Main Street road widening project inches forward
• Alcorn residents raise concern about vicious dogs
• Legislature gets initiatives on opening day
• Texting, radar top law enforcement wish list for 2011
• Legislature receives ballot initiatives
• Miss. House OKs incentives for solar panel plant
• Rich Rodriguez fired, report says
• Sentence ends for man in Miss. beef plant scam
• Mississippi lawmakers convene 2011 session
• Work begins on $55M NMMC project
• He's in the race: Bryant kicks off campaign for governor
• Legislature gets packed session under way today
• Bond set at $500,000 in club shooting
• On a wing and some prayers: Nunnelee attends events before heading to D.C.
• Mooreville store robbed twice on Sunday
• MSU's Sidney staying, Bailey leaving after brawl
• Republican Hewes launches Miss. Lt. Gov. campaign
• Biz Buzz Blog: Mexican Grill in Tupelo?
• Miss. Legislature begins 3-month session Tuesday
• Baldwyn man charged in Tupelo club shooting
• Bryant, Luckett in Miss. governor's race
• LEGISLATURE: Some will look at higher office after '11
• End of the line? Favre says it is
• Suspect who wounded officer and was fatally shot in Tippah County chase was wanted in two other states
• Law enforcement searching for suspect in armed robbery in Mooreville
• AP interview: Barbour pushing job creation in '11
• Miss. high court sets case docket for next term
• BRAD LOCKE: It seemed like all the Bulldogs wore No. 36 against Michigan
• Weather service: 3 tornadoes ripped through Miss.
• One dead in club shooting
• Tupelo lags in housing advances, survey says
• In a tough session, lawmakers agree: No new taxes
• Mississippi State blows out Michigan in Gator Bowl
• Lee County Sheriff and group shaken but thankful after accident traveling to Gator Bowl
• Plans for new plant in Oxford approved
• One dead after shooting at Tupelo nightclub
• College Football Bowl Scores/Schedule
• Gator Bowl GameDay
• Wind, rain, tornadoes rip through Mississippi
• New Year’s in Florida for Miss. State fans
• Northeast Mississippi under tornado watch
• Fireworks in Sydney, ball drop in NY ring in 2011
• Vehicle hits cyclist in Tupelo
• UPDATE: Officer wounded, suspect killed in Tippah County after high speed chase
• Man in murder-suicide case faced domestic charge
• Going out or staying in, here's your guide to New Year's Eve
• Three dead after tornado hits NW Ark on New Year's Eve
• Severe weather on its way for Northeast Mississippi
• Mullen inks contract extension with Mississippi State, gets pay raise
• Officer wounded, suspect killed in Dumas after high speed chase
• $1 million bond set for Pontotoc man in shooting of his brother-in-law
• MSU's Mullen receives extension, pay raise
• Former Aberdeen Mayor Tisdale dies at 83
• Ashland youngster remains in hospital due to fire that killed parents
• One man dead and another arrested in Pontotoc County shooting
• Welfare abuse uncovered in north Mississippi
• The King’s roots: Verona man writes book on "The Roots of Elvis Presley"
• Question & Answer: High school pilot project aims to raise college prep
• Town of Rienzi goes smoke-free
• Scott sisters pardoned
• No arrest yet in Booneville shooting
• Celebrate the New Year
• UPDATE: DeLaughter 'in transit,' Bureau of Prisons shows
• Injured Mueller Industries employee undergoes surgery
• Men at work: Lake Lamar Bruce officially closed for levee repair
• Tupelo mail consolidation approaches second deadline
• Thoroughfare funds eyed for other uses
• South Gloster road widening plan in limbo
• Vehicle strikes, injures Tupelo cyclist
• West Tennessee Marine killed in Afghanistan combat
• BancorpSouth to fix debit card snafu
• UPDATE: Neilson reinstated into FBI, attorney says
• 3 Mississippi Democrats switch to GOP
• US marshals confirm arrest of murder suspect
• Man on bicycle hit by car in Tupelo
• Home needed for Oxford orphaned autistic teens
• Beaming in Belmont: Magazine sites the city for family life
• TVA managers' pay frozen until 2013
• Census: Whites, wealth move north
• That Santa feeling hasn't quite left shoppers yet
• BIZ BUZZ: La Meson D'or closes in Tupelo
• Five dead in Miss. holiday accidents
• Fatal fire investigation continues in Greenville
• Miss. to teach civil rights history in all grades
• Snow and wrecks fill holiday weekend
• Survey shows changing face of Northeast Miss.
• Analysis: Miss. Senate money chief to train on job
• Snowstorm coats East, frustrating holiday travel
• MDOT urges drivers to be careful after winter weather
• Bell execution date pending before Miss. court
• Former Ole Miss football coach's wife Kay Brewer dies
• From air, trees in church grove form cross
• More than dreaming: Region enjoys white Christmas
• 2010 Newsmaker of the Year: The Angry Voter
• Funding fight looms for mental health services
• 3Q's: Mary Courrier, State Health Officer
• It’s a gift
• Injured cyclist identified as Kentucky principal
• Hawaii beats MSU 69-57 in 1st game since fight
• Residents at center for disabled get dog
• Corinth: $49K grant for Civil War 150th promotion
• White Christmas in NEMS
• UPDATE: Storm heads to Capital after South gets wintry mix
• Pope tells Catholics in China to have courage
• No NEMS Daily Journal today
• Bethlehem celebrates merriest Christmas in years
• Chickasaw County veteran recalls Christmas in Ardennes, 1944
• Oxford aldermen approve new leash ordinance
• Pilgrims, clergy come to Bethlehem for Christmas
• White Christmas? Weather experts say it's possible
• Mississippi State players - Sidney and Bailey - fight in stands
• UPDATE: Stanford's new lawyers ask for 2-year delay in Texas trial
• Soldiers cherish Christmas at home
• Holiday Closings
• Lake Lamar Bruce closed to the public for repairs
• E-911 consoles to be installed mid-January in Pontotoc County
• Parents, 2 children found dead in Meridian home
• Going's good for most holiday travelers, for now
• Starkville says no to new payday loan outfits
• WTVA's Dick Rice to reduce his TV time
• Officials: TPD probe reveals no crime
• Burke sentence: 34 months for illegal tobacco scheme
• UPDATE: Cyclist struck on Natchez Trace
• Snow for Christmas? Forecast says maybe
• UPDATE: Tupelo Police investigation of officer's actions complete
• Bowling counsel asks for Jan. 3 trial delay
• General Atmoics has put $12M into facility since '05
• Pontotoc beer push slowly gaining
• Absentee voting under way, but few taking part
• South sees rapid growth, state doesn't
• Census: Tupelo faces twice the hassle
• Mississippi State's Sidney suspended 1 game
• Barbour explains remarks about desegregation
• Mississippi gains residents
• 17-year-old dies following shooting in Hickory Flat
• Two killed in motor vehicle accident on the Natchez Trace Parkway
• Testing Main Street
• Census to shed light on U.S. House seats
• Lee County men take toddler on alleged drug run
• Oxford mayor OK with limited Sunday alcohol
• Tupelo teachers add an online tool
• Police chase speeding trucker in W.Va., Md., Pa.
• Tupelo man charged in assault of woman
• Balducci, Patterson released from custody
• BIZ BUZZ: Tupelo flash mob video and Main Street work begins
• Analysis: Miss. animal welfare bill arises for '11
• Kroger recalling select pet foods in 19 states
• Alcorn district rebounds from financial woes
• Natchez teen killed in hunting accident
• Crowds flock to see Fulton home's elaborate displays
• Shoppers, stores count down days
• Miss. government tries to reduce workers' overtime
• Reeves confirmed as US judge for south Mississippi
• Tupelo Sunday alcohol: One year later
• 2010: PHOTOGRAPHERS’ FAVORITES
• Payday lenders could be topic of discussion
• McCoy awaits ‘proper time’ to discuss political future
• 3Q's: Lyn Roberts, manager, Sqaure Books
• Hallelujah! Tupelo church choir surprises shoppers at the mall
• Senate votes to overturn military gay ban
• Itawamba County residents warned about individuals posing as Salvation Army representatives
• Boy-girl experiment?
• Scott-Franks lawsuit may be dismissed
• Run for Hope allows kids to be normal
• Law enforcement begins for anti-DUI blitz
• Wilemon-Holland named Toyota spokeswoman
• Biz Buzz: Cheapest gasoline in Corinth
• Mississippi law enforcement begins DUI crackdown
• Bill preventing big tax hikes heads to Obama today
• Mississippi jobless rate at 9.9 percent
• Parking lot Shopping
• Comcast delays digital switch until ’11
• Region won’t see earmarks from dead Senate bill
• Congress sends tax legislation to White House
• Part of Natchez Trace Parkway reopens
• Amory recycling program changes hands to new company
• Two men charged with Tupelo residential burglary
• 20 states ask judge to throw out Obama health law
• Downtown Tupelo restaurant La Meson D’or may close
• Houston city water tower could come down
• Family fights to stop killer from making parole soon
• Icy roads lead to three deaths in region
• TPD officer investigation continues
• Sidney scores 10, Miss State beats Belhaven 101-76
• Letters to the Editor
• Smithville Basketball: Big returns lead to big expectations
• County election qualifiers can begin Jan. 1
• Aberdeen cook makes comfort food
• Icy road conditions result in at least two accident fatalities
• Miss. man takes title on TV's 'The Biggest Loser'
• Some leaders want West Jackson work higher on list
• Prentiss County liquor referendum loses in lopsided results
• Freezing rain possible Wednesday
• Tupelo coach to become assistant principal
• Evergreen man dies in trailer fire in Itawamba County
• Tupelo to proceed with high school pilot program
• Holiday strain: Gas prices put brakes on Christmas driving
• City unveils Phase 5 road upgrades
• Foes of Prentiss liquor question claims of boon
• Gotcha! New equipment nails unsafe rigs
• Budget recommendations get go-ahead
• Many agencies would be cut under budget proposal
• Cooper Tire wants mishap lawsuit moved
• Major Thoroughfare Committee outlines plans for new projects
• Security camera snaps naked man in Miss. cemetery
• Biting cold in Northeast Mississippi
• Oxford officials study parking garage options
• Payday lending likely hot topic for 2011 Legislature
• Machine makers: ICC physics students construct Rube Goldberg contraptions
• Analysis: Counties, cities hope for tax relief
• The last gleaming: Respect key for flag retirement ceremony
• ICC prepares to go tobacco free
• Prentiss voters to decide on liquor sales
• City's annexation transition on hold following appeal
• Republican growth shows in primary numbers
• 3Q's: Bill Miles, former member of the Mississippi House
• Newton wins Heisman in landslide
• Will Muschamp to be Florida's football coach
• Daughter's remains found in rural Alabama
• Survivors find holidays merry, bright
• Is God judging America?
• There's need, still
• Bitter cold ahead in Northeast Miss.
• When cold arrives, be prepared
• Senate race gets two last-minute qualifiers
• Civil War's 150th anniversary stirs debate on race
• Mullen leads MSU practice, deflects rumors
• Candidates file in 3 Mississippi special elections
• Two more qualify for state Senate race
• Barbour concerned about pat-down of India diplomat
• Who's looking at you, kid?: Four species of owls live among us in Northeast Miss.
• Tupeloan sentenced on child porn charge
• Jailer arrested in drug probe
• Gators, Canes searching in same coaching circles
• Landfill gas to be turned into electricity
• REPORT: Nunnelee tapped for powerful committee appointment
• Auburn QB Cam Newton says he did nothing wrong
• India complains after emissary gets pat down in Mississippi
• Miss. court orders DNA testing in capital case
• Cadence stockholders approve sale
• Hosemann: Voter ID should pass in 2011
• Neilson sues Dawson, Lange, 'Torts' publisher for alleged lies in book
• Tippah County Deputy laid to rest
• Mullen surprised by Meyer's resignation, says he’s ‘happy at State’
• Saltillo to contest Tupelo annexation win
• Student routes boost Oxford’s transit numbers
• Florida football coach Meyer resigns
• Fulton police hunt playground vandals
• MEMA: Storm victims can apply for disaster loans
• Ford named NEMCC Dean of Students
• Eagle sighted in Amory
• Council members want more info on Tupelo police probe
• Tucker apparent winner by six votes in New Albany Ward 4 alderman’s race
• Bond refused for Pontotoc man charged in Tippah County deputy's death
• UPDATE: Lee County Supervisors will appeal annexation decision
• Cold weather blasts through the South
• MS farm leader Waide: No political campaign
• Mitch Moreland Day set for Monday
• Analysis: Process servers on radar for '11 session
• Gator officials excited to snag Bulldogs
• MSU takes Civil War info online
• Mullen, Mississippi State talking new contract
• Miss. State will face Michigan in Gator Bowl
• Tipping is down by half, say Coast servers
• Bell attorneys to respond to execution motion
• Feels like Christmas: Music, floats, fun mark annual parade in Tupelo
• Services in place for slain lawman
• Busy year on the horizon for rails-to-trails project
• Prediction of Medicaid dilemma proves true
• School leaders support new high school model
• High School Football Championship Games: Lafayette and West Point win state titles
• New medical examiner backs out, cites surgery
• MDOT tests weight-in-motion system
• Jerrell Powe of Ole Miss enters NFL Draft
• Slive: NCAA's Newton ruling fair based on evidence
• Boshoku installing equipment, hiring workers
• Toyota Boshoku to accept applications Monday
• Tippah deputy slain; Pontotoc man charged
• Holiday parades roll today
• South Panola beats Meridian 28-7 for 6A title
• Make your plans for Saturday’s Tupelo parade
• UPDATE: Tippah County Deputy fatally shot; name of suspect released
• Toyota supplier to resume hiring for Itawamba Co. plant
• Two dead in Benton Co. house fire
• Civil lawsuit filed in assault-by-cowbell case
• President Obama in Afghanistan on unannounced trip
• Tupelo Police investigate wreck involving officer
• New retail businesses open in Amory
• New retail businesses open in Amory
• Yocona River Inn in Oxford to close
• Gruden says again, he's committed to ESPN; MSU's Mullen reportedly on Miami's list
• Lowndes County murder suspect mistakenly released
• New Oxford hospital project moves slowly
• BRAD LOCKE: Rabid fans, Internet feed speculation on coaching changes
• U.S. confirms Tupelo building transfer
• Elvis & Hanukkah: 'A beckoning candle'
• TPSD disables certain MacBook features
• $13,000 of marijuana confiscated in Pontotoc
• Meyers named president at Jackson State
• Ex-Corinth cop to admit guilt in fake traffic-stop thefts
• NCAA rules Newton eligible to play
• Cleanup begins after storms leave destruction
• Cochran, Wicker differ on earmarks vote
• State meets revenue estimate again in November
• Pledge flap leads to reprimand recommendation for judge
• Tupelo could soon own seized building
• Miss St. LB Chris White wins Conerly Trophy
• Littlejohn's public reprimand, fine recommended by agency
• Ershigs adding 52 jobs in Iuka
• Suspension recommended for Alcorn County judge
• State hospital lauded: Tupelo forum draws nearly 400
• State employees know what federal workers now face
• Councilman Bryan announces state Senate run
• Education officials push to implement national standards
• After dismal season, Ole Miss tries to regroup
• MEMA chief cautions residents about severe weather
• Christmas Parade change for New Albany due to weather
• Legislative OK clears path for state pathologists
• Aberdeen board votes to amend 2010 budget
• Analysis: Barbour maximizes speculation about '12
• Pokemon: Get in the game
• In search of a solution to teen pregnancy
• Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt denies web reports linking him to Colorado
• Hatch seeks to entertain fellow believers
• Pilot program could change traditional high school structure
• Miss. DUI arrests up; related deaths fall
• Choctaw casino to open Dec. 20
• Mississippi high court to hear Sanders' appeal
• Annexation coming soon for Tupelo
• Holiday has been safe one so far
• Nunnelee reflects on his first week in D.C.
• Incoming superintendent's challenge: Unify Prentiss County School District
• 3Q's with Tupelo's city attorney, Guy Mitchell
• MED Foundation selling another Elvis license plate
• Picayune marine killed in Afghanistan
• GameDay: Egg Bowl
• The Big Game already crowding Oxford
• Back in Black Friday in Northeast Mississipi
• Biggest shopping day sees calm roads
• High School Football Scores
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG: Black Friday gas prices cover wide range
• Sports Poll: Egg Bowl
• Law School under way at University of Mississippi
• All-night shop-a-thon: Black Friday draws crowds
• Northeast Mississippi Black Friday: Let the Shopping Begin
• UPDATE: Man dies in wreck, power restored in Tupelo
• Firefighters fight fire in Verona
• Tackling meth will be 2011 focus for narcotics unit
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• Black Friday shoppers offer tips for a successful experience
• Benton schools report unusual budget surplus
• Jail cooks get break for Thanksgiving
• Holidays increase food risks for pets
• Navistar plant adds 120 jobs in West Point
• Airport lines move smoothly despite warnings
• Hanging up the Badge: Fulton police chief retiring
• Residents participate in Harry Potter madness
• Annexation appeal up in the air: Lee County might wait until Dec. 6
• Shoppers, stores get ready to deal
• Lafayette brothers get long-lost funds
• Appeal denied in Union County man's gratification of lust case
• ELECTION RESULTS
• Fulgham resentenced, gets life without parole
• Mississippi unemployment rate down a bit in Oct.
• Convictions in Benton voter fraud case upheld
• Former medical examiner pleads guilty in Tenn.
• Corinth looks at greening city to foil flooding
• Tupelo wins annex case over county
• Thanksgiving service brings together religions
• Three election runoffs today
• Two charged with capital murder in death of Shannon man
• Tucker, Mueller in New Albany Ward 4 runoff
• Tupelo annexation plan approved
• NEILSON UPDATE: Judge sets new date for undecided counts
• Bond set at $3M for suspected shooter
• Pontotoc company expands furniture plant
• One judicial runoff features incumbent
• Audit shows TVA overbilled by financial advisers
• Miss. college board picks president candidates
• Analysis: Glare again cast on Miss. corrections
• LOCAL FOLKS: Dogs find a trusted friend in dispatcher
• Bridge to open at long last
• Highway solutions could come to Corinth
• Shannon gives thanks
• UPDATE: Witherspoon's 20 points leads Memphis over LSU in Tupelo
• Wicker, Cochran see GOP earmarks ban differently
• Bankhead Highway runs through Itawamba County and American history
• Making their mark: Teachers, students note changes of using school district's new computers
• Neilson found not guilty twice
• Childers can look back with pride
• 3Q'S: Dr. Ed Holliday
• The King and I: Travels with Elvis' stepbrother
• America Recycles Day produces meager crowd
• UPDATE: No. 13 Arkansas tops No. 22 MSU 38-31 in double OT
• Police chase armed robbery suspect
• UPDATE: Jefferson leads LSU past Ole Miss, 43-36
• Neilson not guilty twice, federal jury declares
• Old bones may confirm '94 slaying
• Candidate: campaign sign "castrated"
• Judge: Reopen club where 3 FB players shot
• TVA triples pay for president, gives staff bonuses
• High School Football Scores
• Suspected gunman caught in Southern Miss shooting
• TVA power demand rose about 6 percent last year
• NEILSON TRIAL: Deadlocked jury to return Saturday
• High School Football: Week 14 playoff capsules
• Inmate dies of natural causes at Chickasaw County Regional Jail
• Biz Buzz: Cheapest Gasoline in NEMS
• Oxford officials mull leash law
• Bank robbery suspects arrested in Memphis
• School could aid Oxford Commons
• Jury begins deliberating case against FBI agent
• Confessed killer’s history revealed
• Two airlifted to Tupelo after Hwy. 30 wreck in Union County
• Hood: Fake or smuggled drugs sold in Miss. bodegas
• Attorney: Rogers made 'stupid decision' with text
• Thousands attending regional job fair
• Tickets going fast for college basketball game in Tupelo
• NEILSON TRIAL: Jury to hear closing arguments after lunch
• Big turnout expected for job fair
• Biloxi to drop charge against MDOT director Brown
• Kosciusko man gets life sentence in store shooting
• Sherman, Blue Springs to annex near Toyota plant
• Fish hatchery work at 20 percent
• Commercial recycling lands in Tupelo
• Uncle Sam has money to give back
• Neilson tearful in defense of federal accusations
• Man confesses a 1994 homicide in Covington County to Booneville authorities
• Street party planned for National Family Week
• Bond set for suspects in USM players shooting
• Sanders to exhibit at holiday market
• Mississippi whittling away at financial reserves
• Surprise catch made on the banks of the Buttahatchee in Monroe County
• TRIAL UPDATE: Neilson will testify
• A home for history in Holly Springs
• Earmark ban would cost state billions
• Childers to stay out of transportation race
• Neilson trial: It's the defense's turn to try to score
• Hosemann outlines ideas for business laws
• Ex-MSU player in Newton saga interviewed by FBI
• UPDATE: Southern Miss player is paralyzed
• Olive Branch man faces charges in Aberdeen shooting
• NEILSON TRIAL: Testimony continues in Day 6
• Hernando lawmaker to replace Nunnelee as Appropriations chairman
• Wicker to support earmark moratorium
• Tupelo ready to increase commitment to health issues
• Newton saga has been 12 months in the making
• FBI: Man long declared dead arrested in kidnapping
• Barbour: No timeline to decide presidential run
• Ole Miss Rebel football coach Houston Nutt passionate at Monday press conference
• Barbour sets Jan. 11 date for special elections
• Barbour makes budget proposal
• NEILSON TRIAL: Second week starts in Aberdeen
• Night kickoff for Egg Bowl
• Bowling denied bond, arraigned on charges
• Analysis: Nunnelee moving up for sacrificing power
• Tupelo looks to slow tide of burglaries
• Tupelo administrators receive training on classroom observation
• 4 teens charged with car burglaries on MSU campus
• Oxford police use gift to buy saddles
• Miss. high court to hear appeal on price gouging
• Harmful headbangers: Concussions can have long-term consequences for players
• Tupelo mayor addresses Robert Hall situation
• 3 Southern Miss. athletes injured in incident
• Sheriff calls for ban of legal hallucinogen
• Prescription drug drop-off a success
• Barbour readies his 2011 budget proposal Barbour readies his 2011 budget proposal
• Hall's return fell short of unity goal
• Miss. State @ Alabama
• GameDay
• Lowndes County death row case back before Miss. high court
• Lending a hand with Salvation Army
• Defense has challenge next week in Neilson trial
• Lee County approves anti-bullying procedure
• Veterans Park nears completion in Oxford
• High School Football Scores
• Newton expected to play amid report that father admitted solicitation
• High School Football Playoffs
• NEILSON UPDATE: Friday court opens with spat about FBI report
• Houston School Board refuses to hear cutting incident
• Overdue honors for Booneville veteran
• Veterans day celebrated across region
• List of Senate, Transportation hopefuls grows
• Rogers: Newton's father made money pitch to coaches
• Rascal Flatts to perform at BancorpSouth Arena
• Neglect, abuse of horses on rise in bad economy
• Bowling indicted on five charges in Itawamba County
• Veterans Day celebrated around Northeast Mississippi
• Miss. court orders new trial in '05 Oxford slaying
• Veterans honored a day early
• VETERANS DAY: WWII vet recalls his many battles
• Longtime lawmaker to run for highway post
• Hunter ready to plead guilty
• West Point mayor says absence is for his health
• NEILSON UPDATE: FBI report shocks defense
• Chaney: Federal health overhaul partly 'socialist'
• Football player's pink cleats spur suit
• Final cap on Macondo oil well
• Meals ready to go
• TODAY: Partner continues to testify at Neilson trial
• Auto accident, fatality near Pontotoc
• Report: White House altered drilling safety report
• Miss. court orders new trial in '05 Oxford slaying
• Miss. government directors outline potential cuts
• Update: School smoke caused by faulty fan motor
• Runway work could start by spring
• Weekend hunting death in Miss. was Laurel woman
• Appeals Court upholds conviction in death of woman
• Man dies weeks after being cleared in 70s murder
• US prosecutors drop appeal ex-deputy's sentence
• Body identified: Authorities seek answers to how, why Shannon man died in Tippah
• Neilson trial: Defense hits hard on first government witness
• Miss. FY12 revenue estimate reflects slight growth
• Feline gets feet fried at Verona fast-food joint
• Sides present cases as trial of former FBI official opens
• Haskell aims to produce Scruggs film
• Extension of airport runway to cost about $8M
• Enrollment on the rise: Hike at TPSD, Lee schools still modest
• TVA tax equivalents up in 2010, dropping this year
• Authorities: Body still unidentified in Tippah County case
• UPDATE: Jury pool goes to lunch, decisions likely later today
• Panel: Dollars did not trump safety in Gulf spill
• Oxford event looks toward 'smart growth'
• Hearing Tuesday on airport extension
• Analysis: Democrats hope to stem GOP tide in Miss.
• 'Shores of Iwo Jima ...'
• 'Futures' center eyes fundraising
• In service of honor
• Alleged robbery turns into multi-county chase
• Unidentified body found in Tippah County
• Mississippi State's Bell laid to rest in Birmingham
• 3Q's: Dr. Marty Wiseman, director of the John C. Stennis Institute of Government and Professor of Political Science at Mississippi State University
• Necessary Evil? Money becomes potential problem in judges’ races
• Wicker, Cochran both cite optimism
• Another late-year Senate 6 vote ahead
• Fulgham cell phone case sent back to Oktibbeha
• Former Hollywood Video gets new life with store openings
• Build-A-Bear opens at mall
• Specialty food store opens in Tupelo
• GameDay
• Oxford hosts Rebel homecoming crowd
• Nunnelee will forgo state budget work
• Legislators hear parents' woes with Medicaid
• Robert Hall resigns from Tupelo police force
• High School Football Scores
• Lesbian who sued over prom talks about bullies
• Split vote overturns Tucker’s conviction
• Spain, Cranes honored by CREATE for philanthropy
• Cellular South celebrates store opening
• Appeal last hope for Hall recertifiction
• Cadence stockholders to meet Dec. 9
• Ole Miss hosts 36 homecoming queens for a day
• Standard time returns, set the clock back Saturday
• High School Football: Week 11 Top Games
• UPDATE: Other Kristi Fulgham case sent back to Oktibbeha review
• Payment sought in Newton recruitment‎, according to Ex-MSU QB John Bond
• UPDATE: Hall recertification denied
• TVA CEO gets 10 percent compensation increase
• Mississippi State football player Nick Bell honored on campus
• Tupelo beer-tasting draws sold-out crowd
• Two days of wet weather prompt lifting of burn ban
• Two special elections pending in Northeast Mississippi
• Tupelo mayor, police chief to rally for Hall
• Oxford to gain nearly 1,000 jobs
• Nunnelee already juggles new demands
• Mont. man arrested in Tupelo on child porn charges
• Miss. seeks to have immigrant's suit tossed
• Republicans promise limited government
• Nick Bell's funeral set for Saturday in Birmingham
• Tupelo OKs aquatic center contract
• Mississippi State coaches, players mourn loss of teammate Nick Bell
• Childers swept away with tide
• Election Results Across The Region
• Nunnelee sails into House
• BIZ BUZZ: Olin Corp. is bringing jobs to Oxford
• Recent rainfall not enough to put state's burn ban to rest
• Transportation commissioner Minor dies at 68
• In line, will work: New Albany Toyota supplier
• It's decision day for 1st District seat
• UPDATE: Government objects to Zach Scruggs' motion to vacate sentence
• Tea time: GOP piling up wins
• Oxford waits on Olin recount results
• UPDATE: Bank in Oxford robbed
• MSU's Bell's condition remains unchanged
• ELECTION DAY LIVE COVERAGE
• Tupelo to tweak who can speak at hearings
• Two tight congressional races drive voting in Miss.
• TPSD to use early release days for teacher training
• Early clues: What to watch in Tuesday's elections
• Analysis: Counties on their own with redistricting
• Transportation Commissioner Minor dies
• Mantachie shooting suspect in custody
• Lee County fight moves to grand jury; no charges filed yet
• Election in early '11 for transportation seat
• Authorities: Avoid 'hot' holiday gifts
• Part of Ala. hotel to reopen months after fire
• Barbour: House to go GOP, not likely for Senate
• Sunday alcohol sales in Oxford: a lot of debate about liquor
• Local officials back repeal of housing tax breaks
• Trial reset in Purple Heart case
• 3Q's: What you need to know about Tuesday's election
• Hall heads to Jackson to seek certificate
• Upcoming budget tough, but state does have healthy reserves
• Sunday alcohol tabled again in Oxford
• 1st District expects big turnout
• Childers would back Shuler over Pelosi
• Attempted armed robbery reported in Tupelo
• UPDATE: Verona power returned after wreck
• Newton, No. 3 Auburn power past Ole Miss, 51-31
• No. 23 Mississippi State beats Kentucky 24-17
• Man who died in Lee County altercation identified
• College GameDay Blogs/Section
• Burst pipes plague region
• Corinth assistant parks director resigns post to become alderman
• Blount arrested after six months on the run
• Pranks not welcomed this Halloween season
• UPDATE: Wendell Blount nabbed after 6 months on lam
• Fight leads to one jailed, one dead
• High School Football Scores
• West Point man killed in Monroe County accident
• Blue Dog founder campaigns for Childers
• High School Football: Week 11 Capsules
• Budget forecast: Cuts continue, no tax increases
• Toyota supplier now taking applications
• Metal thieves targeting junk vehicles
• Appeals Court agrees Wiley shouldn't be executed
• Col. Reb makes Tupelo visit
• EDITORIAL: Childers our choice
• Baldwyn Toyota supplier to take applications today
• UPDATE: Fulgham death sentence overturned
• Republican officials offer no tax pledge
• Federal officials look for causes of Alcorn County plane crash
• Corinth officer faces nine charges of violating civil rights
• Region’s jobless rate rises to 10.5%
• GOP whip stumps for Nunnelee
• Under a bubble
• West Point Mayor takes personal leave
• Childers, Nunnelee in tight race
• Online beer petition ready for signing by Pontotoc County residents
• Oxford voters approve $30M school bond
• Crews led Journal during years of growth, change
• Crews named COO of Tupelo school district
• Plane crash kills two in Alcorn County
• Monday storm damages homes in Lackey community
• Corinth police officer faces federal charges
• Parole Board considers pardon petition for sisters
• McCoy: Revenue fight needs backing
• Amory-native Mitch Moreland's dream takes him to the World Series
• Two national GOP pols stump for Nunnelee in Mississippi
• Toyota supplier APMM installing equipment in Baldwyn facility
• Mississippi police chief sues over arrest
• Fines forthcoming for cowbells
• Baldwyn superintendent to retire
• Crews to leave Journal, join Tupelo School District
• MSU coach asks students to obey cowbell rules
• Oxford says yes to new school
• Ala woman pinned under van 2 nights in Miss
• Judge awards legal fees in Miss. lesbian prom case
• UPDATE: Two fatalities in plane crash near Kossuth
• Tornado watch for NEMS counties
• Judge says 'personhood' measure can go on ballot
• Major work at Toyota plant completed
• Gun dealers see buyer's market in Miss.
• No injuries as train derails near Hamilton
• Mississippi State's cowbells in jeopardy
• Train derails in Hamilton
• Abuse can begin early; teens face it at a high rate
• Prentiss school board elections highly contested
• Analysis: It's the season for tough political ads
• Building families: Adoptive parents open their hearts, homes
• Man hit by lightning dies in Ala. storms
• Economic concerns dominate 1st District
• Lee County seeks $1 million in late fees
• Luncheons touting smoke-free air held across Miss.
• District 3 voters to choose among trio for Lackey’s successor
• Mississippi worker dies at Conway, Ark., landfill
• Contested races, issues to look for on the Nov. 2 ballot
• 3Q's: Curtis Wilkie, Oxford journalist
• The Pelosi Factor
• Life on an aircraft carrier enlightens Tupelo sailor
• Good pecan crop expected
• Davis leads No. 21 Arkansas to 38-24 win over Ole Miss
• No. 24 MSU survives scare with 29-24 win over UAB
• Lee Acres Park gets a new name
• JC Penney celebrates Corinth reopening
• Booneville Chamber selects interim director
• Oxford man turns law office into concert hall
• Dino Grisanti pleads guilty to bank fraud
• Stringer proposes state referendum on tax increases
• 1st District candidates agree on border, military security
• Boehner stumps for Nunnelee
• Season could disappoint those hoping for cold
• New Albany’s Garrett named Mississippi Superintendent of the Year
• High School Football Scores
• California firm to invest $30M in Starkville company
• Man convicted of breaking into Trent Lott's house
• Bond set for Amory man accused of sexual battery of mentally challenged woman
• BIZZ BUZZ BLOG: Cheapest gasoline: Booneville 10/22
• High School Football: Week 10 Capsules
• 1st Judicial District Drug Court holds graduation
• Texas man arrested in Shannon, charged with drug trafficking
• Boehner stumps for Nunnelee in Southaven
• MCSO under budget
• UPDATE: Grisanti pleads guilty to bank fraud
• Itawamba County's new 911 system up and running
• State educators tour troubled school districts
• New trial stands in Itawamba Co. traffic fatality
• Madison House officials announce plan to employ 85
• Toys R Us Express to open at mall
• Childers, Nunnelee part ways on health care reform law
• New Albany family touts a pair of Mississippi State homecoming queens
• Houston implementing bullying policy
• Firefighters contain blaze at Chickasaw Container
• Traffic accident on West Main Street in Tupelo
• UPDATE: Oxford area duck hunters' trial date set
• CHRIS WILSON: Warning: Trash talk ahead
• Reduce your risk of breast cancer
• Candidates lay out their thoughts on Social Security, Medicaid
• Proposed Tupelo aquatics center to get a vote
• Oxford panel recommends Sunday sales
• Booneville chamber leader resigns after funding cut
• Celebration Village: Shopping for a cause
• Lee County mulls online collections
• Childers, Nunnelee at odds over tax, spending plans
• Union vote could send jobs to Oxford
• Verona woman returns home with heart pump
• Barbour asks agencies for budget savings plans
• University merger dead issue in 2011 session
• Tupelo Police make robbery arrest
• Statewide tornado drill set for Wednesday
• Game day means millions to SEC schools, states
• Stanley: Recycling can be addictive
• Reported weekend assault at MSU deemed false
• Retooled Elvis album marks a new take on the King
• REPORT: Man charged in Booneville shooting
• Two workers killed in Tenn. post office shooting
• Spending tops $2M by Dem, GOP in Miss. 1st Dist.
• Director returns to theater after vision loss
• CHRIS KIEFFER: Fundraiser aims to help parents better understand Macs
• Analysis: Hosemann educating voters on write-ins
• Domestic Violence: Taught to hit
• Economy rules 1st District campaign
• Mississippi's Clair out with chipped bone in ankle
• City eliminates funding to Booneville Chamber of Commerce
• Authorities charge 5 teens with Alcorn vandalism
• 1st Congressional District Election: What's the difference?
• Mississippi State nationally ranked after long absence
• Initiative success linked to anti-establishment mood
• When shopping in High Point, you must have a plan
• LLOYD GRAY: What would the original Rebel think?
• Low casino tax eyed in budget talks
• Fairpark football
• High Point attendees eye cautious optimism
• Tupelo comes together around football
• Nunnelee picks up speed, Childers keeps lead
• GameDay: Ole Miss @ Alabama
• UPDATE: Mississippi State upsets No. 22 Florida 10-7
• Tupelo students send message on ballons
• Shooting reported in Booneville Friday
• Happy Goat Band defies description
• Temporary status a way of life for minister, 90
• MS-01: Childers, Nunnelee make finance reports to FEC
• Two injured in school bus accident in Pontotoc County
• High School Football Scores
• Bowling gets new trial date in 2011
• Miss. man accepts plea deal in wife's death
• Looks like Patterson's at Tupelo half-way house
• High School Football: Week 9 Capsules
• Cheapest gasoline: Belden-Sherman
• Chili Fest brings in 32 teams
• Clinton boosts Childers in the Grove
• Ole Miss chooses Rebel Black Bear
• Maximum fines sought for home renovation on South Green Street
• Jumbo Presentations
• ABC Family working on McMillen movie
• Man's bond set in Pontotoc shooting
• THS students select Amanda Aldridge, who has Down syndrome, their Homecoming queen
• UPDATE: The winner is ... the Ole Miss Rebel Black Bear
• Clinton headlines GOTV rally in Oxford
• Man gets leg injury when hit by train
• West Point may raise water, sewer rates
• GOP's VIPs on the way to stump for Nunnelee
• Clinton, Childers to rally youth vote at Ole Miss today
• Tupelo band plays Chili Fest, puts finishing touches on first album
• Police make arrest in Pontotoc shooting death investigation
• Tupelo workers: Too many perks?
• Study proposed for Tupelo aquatic center
• Pontotoc officials look into shooting
• Chile joyous at clockwork-like miner rescue
• Childers, Nunnelee meet in debate
• TVA fuel adjustment dropping after 8 increases
• Boehner, others on way for Nunnelee campaign
• UPDATE: Man hit by train near Crosstown
• Tupelo Middle principal to delay retirement until June
• Bill Clinton slated in Oxford for rally with Childers
• Baby abandoned at Salvation Army in Houston
• Websites put light on state spending
• Clifton to retire as TMS principal
• Almost there: Long-awaited Corinth Elementary nears open houses
• Corinth completes municipal voting
• Storms leave downed trees, power lines in Mississippi
• 2 US House candidates debate in north Mississippi
• Obama administration lifts 6-month oil drilling freeze
• 7 plead not guilty to hunting violations
• UPDATE: Man dead after shooting in Pontotoc
• Miss. to hire 1st medical examiner in 15 years
• Two congressional candidates debate in north Miss.
• Ward 4 alderman faces choice about job
• Dogs, Rebs will share the screen at Fairpark
• Three sentenced in Benton Co. voter fraud case
• State says Corinth alderman can't hold 2 jobs
• Clifton will retire in December as Tupelo Middle principal
• One new case of West Nile virus reported in Miss.
• Fall's bright hues cover the region, draw in tourists
• Former domestic abuse victims speak
• Analysis: Enforcement big factor in texting debate
• Guard case won't be heard by US Supreme Court
• US Supreme Court won't hear 2 Miss. murder cases
• Gov.'s new ride costs state $34K
• Man dies after being hit by train
• Tupelo expands school volunteer background checks
• Saltillo man turns 48 on 10/10/10 at 10:10
• Downtown Tupelo gets an outside perspective
• Judicial Review
• WWII hero home at last
• Oxford woman reaches 'roof of Africa'
• Dr. Tubb to retire after 51 years in Itawamba County
• Amory Main Street kicks off new year
• Firefighters find 12 chained pit bulls
• Some cities push trick-or-treaters to go on Saturday
• Barbour's frequent travels raise ire back home
• Miss. bribery scheme go-between on home detention
• Corinth police investigating business burglaries
• SEC FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
• GAMEDAY: Miss. State @ Houston
• Historic Amory church purchased for cultural arts center
• Toyota executive bullish on auto industry, company
• Ole Miss mascot concepts get dim reviews
• Guard looks into breach of 155th information
• High School Football Scores
• Miss. Guard probe breach of personnel information
• Balducci released from prison?
• Experts: Add more activities in downtown Tupelo
• Cheapest gasoline: Booneville
• High School Football: Week 7 capsules
• Merits of personhood lawsuit debated during court hearing
• Auto outlook: Semi-bright
• Green disputes sentence recommendation
• Lampley’s ‘no-pledge’ jailing brings out strong reactions
• Retails looking for spooktacular Halloween
• Cemetery under state control sold to bidder
• Miss. judge mulls arguments on 'personhood' issue
• Experts advise Tupelo to prioritize its downtown projects
• Silence during pledge earns jail time for attorney
• Cadence finds a new merger partner
• Little known about suspect in McCoy death
• Neighborhoods fill with kids on Walk to School Day
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• Wreaths across Pontotoc starting
• Proposal to appeal USM firings under review
• Judge swearing in 4 new TVA board members
• Tupelo residents rank downtown's top, bottom sites
• Reporter allegedly assaulted by Aberdeen city employee
• Lawyer out of jail after failing to 'pledge' allegiance
• Green movement: Recycling begins in Amory
• Caledonia High mourns student lost in wreck
• MSU football player expected to leave hospital
• Oxford's Grisanti to plead guilty, but to what?
• Governor issues statewide burn ban
• Tupelo Council seeks more openness
• Anderson speaks, criticizes airport again
• Israeli government minister tours factory in Miss.
• New Albany alderman Tucker dies
• Arrest made in Anna McCoy shooting death
• Ole Miss mascot options unveiled, polling begins Wednesday
• Man charged in weekend slaying in Marshall County
• UPDATE: Anderson can address Tupelo leaders
• TVA future to be discussed at public hearings
• Suspect arrested in panty burglaries
• Format set for Childers-Nunnelee debate
• City tightens its agendas to those who live in Tupelo
• Redistricting may pinch counties, too
• Bully Court: Guntown students to judge behavior of peers
• Expulsions, suspensions dip in Miss.
• Blessing of the animals in Tupelo
• Person shot declines to press charges
• Domestic violence is not going away
• Analysis: Mississippians have noticed budget cuts
• Retired vets return to home rebuilt after Katrina
• Court refuses to hear appeal from reputed Klansman
• Oxford police nab ‘panty burglar’ suspect
• Police looking for Barley Courts shooter
• One killed in early morning accident in Lee County
• Greenwood man stabbed to death
• Fans befriend 'Social Network' with $23M debut
• Trying to close a big divide
• 3Q's: Senator Roger Wicker on judicial nominations
• Hearing shows complexity of immigration debate
• No 'white hats' in Wilkie's new book on Scruggs, scandals
• Political claims not what they seem
• Schooling at home on rise in Mississippi
• Baby Steps program lands $1 million grant
• UPDATE: Mississippi State routs Alcorn State 49-16
• UPDATE: Masoli leads Ole Miss to 42-35 win over Kentucky
• SEC Football Updates
• Nov. 4 hearing planned for Hall
• High School Football Scores
• Numerous Mississippi counties issue burn bans
• Tishomingo County Deputy receives firearms grant, training
• Trash and Treasures back this weekend
• Cato gives Barbour 'C' on gov's fiscal report card
• High School Football: Week 7 capsules
• Bowling sign removed from Smithville football field
• Missing Tupelo dentist found dead
• Farm Bureau delivers property rights initiative
• Book: Scruggs planned for ambassadorship
• The power of pink
• No funding yet for state's child support contract
• Miss. revenue falls short of goal in September
• Rate board denies Postal Service price hike plea
• Byhalia man wounds wife, kills self
• UPDATE: Missing Tupelo dentist found
• UPDATE: Tupelo launches new website
• Two arrested at party where teen found tied
• Bowling pleads not guilty to federal counts
• No more excuses for pre-K funds, Grace says
• One 1st District debate scrapped, one still on
• Steel Development Company and Chinese investors form joint venture
• UPDATE: Bowling pleads not guilty to federal indictment
• UPDATE: Corinth election, possible Ward 4 upset
• UPDATE: Farm Bureau says it has signatures for property-protection vote
• Absentees to decide final post in Corinth
• Rap video spurs questions for school, law officials
• Alabama sheriff expects charges there against Bowling
• Panel hears pros, cons of proposed immigration law
• Advanced Innovations plans to expand Baldwyn plant with 40 jobs
• Miss. middle schoolers pick up anti-bullying tips
• Attorney says anti-immigration effort 'hysteria'
• MSU's Bost reinstated, suspended nine games
• Ole Miss mascot options narrowed to three
• Blues pianist Pinetop Perkins on arts winners list
• Tupelo halts work at historic Green Street home
• Hearings to focus on immigration
• School chiefs weigh in on Obama's call to extend year
• Painful memories: Vet says experiment left mental scars
• Bowling apparently passed check for new post
• Monroe district looks at Bowling's past
• Man charged in death of 2-year-old boy
• Obama endorses using fines for Gulf rehabilitation
• Immigration proposal sparks legislative hearing
• One alderman seat undecided after Corinth voting
• Aberdeen building inspector suspended
• Police: Man kills self after shooting at UT Austin
• UPDATE: Alabama charges expected against Bowling
• Former President Carter sickened on plane, rests at Ohio hospital
• Okolona teen realizes 'dream' on the Net
• State's Civil War commission gets by on few funds
• Analysis: Hearings open on immigration topic
• Amory Holiday Market planned for November 19-21
• UPDATE: Three more plead guilty to voter fraud in Benton Co.
• Bowling to face federal charges Wednesday
• AHS to stage Phantom of the Opera
• Letters to the Editor
• Family: Mississippi soldier killed in Afghanistan
• More volunteers needed to deliver meals for Meals on Wheels
• Amory school board discusses state test scores, rankings
• UPDATE: Jury finds defendant guilty of fondling foster child
• Officials to take on bridge replacement in Monroe County
• Ripley man finds answers in Krav Maga
• Ole Miss DE Lockett out for season with injury
• Miss. Gov. Barbour campaigns for Stephen in NH
• Tupelo's Foreign Fare
• Experts question BP's take on Gulf oil spill
• ‘Shop local’ efforts gain steam in U.S.
• 3Q's: Jay Moon, president of the Mississippi Manufacturing Association
• Mounting obstacles: With new deadline, Spain House supporters get to work
• Budget cuts show in reduced services
• Eating ethnic in Oxford
• Large pay raises in Lee County irk some
• Jason Aldean 'wide open' at Tupelo show
• Francis gets 7 years in fatal trooper accident
• UPDATE: Relf leads Mississippi State over Georgia 24-12
• Faith in Question for President Obama?
• Tupelo Festival postponed because of rain
• Build-A-Bear opening mall store
• Hearing set on lawsuit over 'personhood' amendment
• Miss. veterans urged to claim 'stop-loss' pay
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES
• Judge says Panola Co. can bar gravel pit
• Hosemann: Miss. voters must register by Oct. 2
• Francis sentenced in trooper’s death
• High School Football Previews
• Saltillo woman charged with murder of stepson
• Miss. employment at ’96 levels, state economist reports
• Trustmark merger was ‘best alternative,’ Cadence CEO says
• Bowling charges could carry life term
• Consignment sale draws a crowd
• Benton Co. supervisor convicted of voter fraud
• Expert: Miss. economic recovery looks 'very weak'
• Fatality involving State Inmate
• Rett Syndrome seeking Pepsi grant
• Health care rule changes will go into effect today
• UPDATE: Feds indict Bowling, faces life in prison on 5 charges (Indictment attached)
• Court of Appeals reverses two decisions from region
• State must wait for BP to replace lost tax revenue
• Regional jobless rate drops to 10.2 percent
• Judges agree to hold coach on federal and state sex charges
• UPDATE: Three vehicle accident kills one
• Long bids Tupelo post farewell
• Shaver says he wants a state gifted program
• Work ahead of schedule on last link of Hwy. 6
• Bowling faces state, federal hearings today
• Council OKs agreement that saves Spain House
• UPDATE: Trustmark, Cadence to merge
• Universities seek restoration of stimulus funds
• Man dead after shooting in Lee County
• UPDATE: Pontotoc County issues burn ban
• UPDATE: Oxford bowling alley, bar lost to fire
• BOWLING UPDATE: Deputy says more youths allege they are victims, too
• Marine from Mississippi killed in Afghanistan
• Miss. jobless rate falls to 10 percent in August
• Twitter has fixed problem, no longer exploitable
• BOWLING UPDATE: Monroe hearing on state charges
• Jury: Scruggs owes Monsanto $8.8M
• Event targets parents, educators of special needs kids
• Lawsuit in child's death back in court
• Monsanto-Scruggs case heads to jury
• A plan for the mill
• Former Smithville coach accused of sex with minor
• MDOC not seeking significant budget increase
• ELECTION POLL: Who will you vote for?
• Economic panel says recession ended in June 2009
• Ole Miss landscaping director aims for 'wow' factor
• Firefighter training facility to be built
• Teen dies from hunting accident injuries
• Underwear thief sought in Lafayette County
• Analysis: Miss. strengthens domestic violence laws
• Allegations revealed against Coach Bowling
• Money matters
• Blown-out BP well finally killed at bottom of Gulf
• US Supreme Court may hear 2 Miss. murder cases
• 3Q's: Gary Bachman, professor of horticulture
• Making a home with Mr. Macy
• Football coach held on federal charges
• Early childhood education gaining new ground
• All in the family
• UPDATE: No. 15 LSU beats Mississippi St. 29-7
• UPDATE: Tupelo man dies in motorcycle accident
• Guard probe case before nation's high court
• UPDATE: Vanderbilt sails to 28-14 win over Ole Miss
• Holly Springs employee pleads guilty to embezzlement
• BIZ BUZZ: Tupelo businessman buys JJ Rogers building
• USPS jobs safe until new year
• REPORT: High School football coach Dwight Bowling arrested
• Comcast eyes Dec. 14 as day for digital flip
• 'Mockingbird' memories
• High School Football Scores
• Regional coroner office proposed
• New synthetic marijuana showing up in South Mississippi
• Kitchens says he made mistake in '01 testimony
• Biz Buzz: Cheapest gas in Fulton
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Week 5 previews
• Enrollment opens in prepaid college plan
• Scruggs judge: Respond to motion
• Senate confirms 4 new TVA directors
• Aberdeen board votes to raise electric rates two percent
• Aberdeen teen overcomes obstacles to excel at mixed martial arts
• Rienzi man killed in head-on crash
• Columbus youth seriously hurt in hunting accident
• Family secret threatens Ole Miss student with deportation
• SCRUGGS UPDATE: Biggers orders government to respond
• ‘Scout’ to speak at ‘Mockingbird’ screening
• Mills’ death-case order sets off legal reactions
• Pastor sentenced to 10 years on child porn charge
• Corinth mayor-elect eager for challenge
• Comcast to update speeds of Net, cable
• Motorcycle enthusiasts roll through Tupelo
• Eco-Friendly Smoothies on the go
• UPDATE: Hundreds rally for release of Miss. women
• Aberdeen teen overcomes obstacles to excel at mixed martial arts
• UPDATE: Federal funds for Miss. schools approved
• Allen: Blown-out Gulf well to be sealed by Sunday
• Letter to the Editor
• UPDATE: Tax arguments heat up northern Miss. US House race
• Tupelo Council passes FY11 budget - just barely
• Verona considers Sunday beer sales
• Anderson: Airport leadership a 'train wreck'
• Tupelo could own Spain House soon
• TVA residential bills increase up to $8.50 a month
• Trash & Treasures along Tenn-Tom
• REPORT: Clerk shot in store robbery
• Bids high for Oxford bike-lane proposal
• Sound of music
• Former Journal Capitol correspondent, Fields, dies at 86
• Corinth voters to choose mayor
• UPDATE: Tupelo council narrowly approves budget
• BIZ BUZZ: Tupelo airport a "train wreck," says former director
• UPDATE: Corinth elects a new mayor
• UPDATE: Teen dies after Monday night car accident
• UPDATE: Veteran Miss. political reporter Fields dies at 86
• UPDATE: Miss. Medicaid chief: Fed health overhaul costly
• UPDATE: Smithville woman dies in Georgia burn center
• Colleges may cut from top leadership
• UPDATE: One new case of West Nile virus reported in Miss.
• UPDATE: Crews resume drilling relief well
• Coca-Cola 'ghostsign' gets new life in Amory
• Monsanto rests case in fight with Scruggs
• Corinth voters to elect leaders
• Quartermasters mark first Family Day since Iraq tour
• Analysis: Miss. budgeteers begin working on FY12
• Close to home
• D.C. group fires at Childers, again
• Miss. universities increase private fundraising
• UPDATE: Hurricane Igor rapidly hits Category 4 in Atlantic
• 3Q's: The Rev. Ray Morton, pastor, First Christian Church Tupelo
• Farm Bureau believes it will have eminent domain initiative signatures soon
• In it to win it - or at least make a dent
• Growth a key factor in school rankings
• Local event marks ninth anniversary of 9/11
• Entertainment district in Tupelo is now official
• Panel rejects forced school district mergers
• Shooting may have been self-defense
• Ole Miss-Tulane Game Blog
• Houston may hire dog catcher
• Recycling program takes off at Pontotoc Elementary
• Nation remembers 9/11 victims
• Mental health plan depends on additional legislative help
• Helping Hands ministry honored for outstanding service
• Pediatric clinic welcomes new physician
• High School Football Scores
• Biz Buzz Blog: First Friday & more
• UPDATE: Public school panel's report doesn't recommend major mergers
• UPDATE: Plantersville dismisses early
• High School Football: Week 4 previews
• TPSD stays on Academic Watch level
• Lee County still ranked Successful
• Six regional schools earn Star ranking
• Brown pleads not guilty to intoxication charge
• As Afghans protest, Jones says he won't burn Quran
• Barbour to school leaders: Save stimulus money
• Two North Mississippi men suspected of bringing in meth from Alabama
• Obama admonishes pastor to call off Quran 'stunt'
• Tupelo leans toward transit
• Scammers target TW&L customers
• Childers, Nunnelee create little space on Social Security issue
• Lee County couple struggle without ‘our boy’ Bailey
• BRAD LOCKE: An Auburn victory critical to MSU 2010 success?
• UPDATE: Blame game starts in odd puppy tale
• UPDATE: Newton leads No. 21 Auburn over MSU 17-14
• UPDATE: Trial reset in Purple Heart case
• Tupelo optimistic, despite housing slump
• Haley Barbour says no decision yet on presidential run
• CAMPAIGN UPDATE: Childers welcomes Nunnelee to Social Security stance
• Miss. appeals court upholds murder conviction
• MDOC battles back against inmate cell phones
• Transit supporters speak out
• Four people died on state highways
• Like Nunnelee, Childers points to favorable poll
• Verona remembers teen killed in weekend fire
• Tiny heart repaired in historic surgery
• Appeals court denies death sentence appeal
• 3 of 4 Reform candidates restored to Miss. ballot
• Two arrested for spice sale in Pontotoc County
• TDOT workers make bridge earthquake ready
• Most Miss. school districts favor dress codes
• Pontotoc crowns newest champion tree
• Amnesty program ongoing
• Pontotoc supporters make the case for alcohol
• School rankings go public on Friday
• Laboring away
• Rust seeks partners in restoration
• Mississippi State's Russell SEC Freshman of the Week
• Tremont principal says school is gaining ground
• Universities pinched by delayed funding
• Mayor’s Youth Council promises to ‘unite our Tupelo forever’
• MDOT releases $4.5 million to complete 43.2-mile Tanglefoot Trail
• Analysis: Campaigns crank up in '11 Miss. session
• Burnsville native’s vision now real-life success
• Greenville homicide rate highest in Miss.
• Ecru blaze prompts talk of Pontotoc County fire ban
• Cooking in the country
• One fatality so far on Mississippi roads Labor Day Weekend
• A long time going for Zell Long
• Childers-Nunnelee match to intensify
• Application process 'going very well'
• 3Q's: Les Range, executive director of the Mississippi Department of Employment Security
• Autism Center of Tupelo gains ground in first year
• Official confident automaker committed to hiring locally
• UPDATE: Russell's 4 TDs lead Miss. St. over Memphis 49-7
• UPDATE: Car crashes into Nettleton home
• Fire fatality in Verona
• Football Game Blogs
• Woman accused of child exploitation
• NCAA panel rules Masoli can play today
• Tupelo transit dream fades with harsh funding reality
• Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall comes to Corinth
• Prairie Arts Festival draws large crowd in West Point
• UPDATE: Jacksonville St. stuns Ole Miss 49-48 in double OT
• Oxonians speak out on Sunday alcohol sales
• Trial set for 2011 in double slaying
• High School Football Scores
• MDES accepts 10,000th Toyota application
• Biofuel refinery's future uncertain
• UPDATE: Miss. gov signs bill banning synthetic marijuana
• UPDATE: Masoli decision overturned
• Scruggs team wants seed trial halted
• Tupelo moves ahead with Hall appeal
• Ole Miss, MSU games to air live in Fairpark
• Ole Miss makes Top 25 list for Best College Buys
• Rebels will play 1st game without DE Lockett
• Reed, Carleton statements on Hall appeal
• UPDATE: City to appeal Hall certification decision
• Earl threatens East Coast with a pounding
• Monsanto v. Scruggs: Defense wants mistrial over 'criminal' remarks to jury
• UPDATE: Gulf rig explodes off La. coast
• Pigskins in the Park
• Biofuels fraud: Speight sentenced to 26 months
• Former Lee inmate’s damages lawsuit dismissed
• Two arrested for drug crimes in Plantersville
• A cure for Frantic Football Fridays in Oxford?
• MSU tailgating changes to benefit the fans
• Lake Lamar Bruce anglers get unlimited fishing
• Police: Discovery gunman shot; 3 hostages safe
• UPDATE: Prison escapee found in Panola County
• Walls resident gets his war medals
• Fulton millage drops to 31
• West Point to put out welcome mat
• Labor Day closures announced
• Columbus man charged in death of ex-girlfriend
• Mississippi universities cut jobs, trim programs
• Bryant named manager on Amory Main Street
• Tupelo man receives caregiver award
• Governor wants federal money saved for next year
• Community colleges try to accommodate another year of rises
• Tupelo residents support public transit
• NCAA rejects Masoli's residency request
• Hall’s certification needed for his job
• One killed in Trace accident
• Obama ends Iraq combat effort: Time to turn page
• US investigates potential terrorist test run
• County schools avoid tax hike
• Miss. leaders consider saving some stimulus money
• Wilson v. Scruggs lawsuits appear to be over
• Northeast enrollment sets new record
• Forces gather to nix alcohol in Pontotoc
• Statute allows Weaver to run for coroner, despite guilty plea
• Going once, twice
• Ole Miss will appeal NCAA's Masoli eligibility ruling
• MPB series on science of Gulf oil spill
• Carver looks to nature for inspiration
• Analysis: Redistricting full of twists and turns
• Tupelo native waits in Nepal to adopt baby daughter
• Saltillo shooting goes to grand jury
• Ole Miss announces new rules for tailgating
• Trial rescheduled for FBI agent
• UPDATE: Law enforcement, ambulance called to Toyota plant
• UPDATE: USM outlines plan to deal with funding cuts
• UPDATE: Wilson v. Scruggs etc. lawsuit closed
• UPDATE: Hall certification request denied
• Two new ambulances for obese patients
• 5 years after Katrina, a revival not yet complete
• Memories of chaos, rebirth 5 years after Katrina
• Death-by-cooking-oil case before appeals court
• Lowndes Co. man enters plea in child porn case
• Homegrown iPhone apps
• 3Q's: A.J. Holloway, Mayor of Biloxi
• Region catches alcohol fever
• Tupelo Schools seeking chief operating officer
• Eastman: A new career in a familiar area
• The Chiltons: Living instead of worrying
• MHP fleet director resigns
• Viking lays off 18 employees in Greenwood
• Smithville fire still under investigation
• Corinth hospital considers new construction
• Beck says US has 'wandered in darkness' too long
• Penalties for fake pot to be same as marijuana
• Tupelo could reach compromise and raise firefighter wages
• Nettleton changes race-specific school elections
• Task force hopes to use BlueCross grant to build on success
• High School Football Scores
• UPDATE: Bridges appointed to hear Scott-Franks dispute
• UPDATE: Miss. lawmakers OK incentives for biofuel project
• Amory to move forward with recycling program
• UPDATE: Nettleton schools drop race as criteria for class officers
• UPDATE: Ripley alderman charged with capital murder
• VIDEO: Late score does it for Smithville
• Applications being taken for Monroe County School District 4 board member
• Hamilton hosting Farmers Day Festival
• Nunnelee defends his opposition to ed funds
• Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway pact signed
• Aberdeen board to revisit one way street proposal
• Two arrested on drug charges
• UPDATE: Toyota hiring hourly workers for Northeast Miss. plant
• Amory schools to dismiss early Friday, Sept. 3
• Monroe County High School Football Scores
• Always a lawman
• Okolona man arrested on burglary charge
• Amory man arrested on burglary, grand larceny charges
• Two Amory residents charged with burglary
• Aberdeen board to have special-called meeting today at 5 p.m.
• Smithville telephone company receives grant for rural broadband Internet
• Hamilton library sees light for the remainder of fiscal year thanks to local support
• Minga awaits sentencing after pleading guilty to wire fraud
• Aberdeen board votes to ban synthetic marijuana sale in city limits
• UPDATE: Fire out at Tronox
• Search under way for missing teen
• Pioneer hospital roofing project moving forward
• Show off your Best Catch and win a trip to Pickwick
• Enviva buys Amory wood pellet plant
• Monroe County Weekend Movies
• Mayor, building inspector at odds over zoning issue
• Update: Amory Hwy 278 underpass reopened to traffic
• Monroe County approves new grading policy
• Thompson resigns from school board
• BAND CAMP
• Memorial account set up for Lloyd, Jr.
• Aberdeen First Saturday Slide Show
• Aberdeen business faces more electric bill problems
• Aberdeen man killed in early morning accident
• Caldwell Cemetery in county destroyed
• Monroe mothers unite to fight meth
• Nettleton man finds thrill in blueberry farming
• Amory Main Street manager Jim Dye resigns
• JA launches program to feed children
• County school board sets next year's budget
• Supervisors look at options at Wren Industrial Site
• The Windows Group hopes to purchase historic church and convert it to performing arts center
• MCSO looking for suspect in burglary
• Update: Amory baseball star and others possible suspects in other burglaries
• Update: Aberdeen judge suspended for two weeks by board
• Lawsuits against Aberdeen regarding the city's electric department settled out of court
• School is back in session
• Aberdeen man’s death may be heat-related
• Schools to provide water when temps top 95 degrees
• Juveniles charged with vehicle thefts
• Hatley football/basketball star arrested with two others for school burglary
• Bukka White Blues Festival

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