Hattiesburg, MS News

• Hattiesburg, MS News
• Memorial Day Closings
• Ex-Marine, Carey student, 34, finds himself in textbook
• Crime Report
• Bounds seeks 'good fits' for college vacancies
• Tulane gets $18.7M grant
• Almost half of new veterans seek disability benefits
• Seabee, combat vet saves baby
• Judge turns down Backstrom request
• Late registration at WCU ongoing
• Ministry yard sale set for Saturday
• HPSD tweaks honor roll criteria
• Fix it
• HCLO to hold auditions
• USM shifting focus to nursing project
• Zoo faces another legal woe USDA files complaint, seeks to revoke license
• Rainy Memorial Day forecast for southeast US coast
• Museum to honor Gold Star Mothers
• Lumberton hands out Senior Awards
• Military briefs
• Doar to receive Medal of Freedom for civil rights work
• Ladner bribery case to go to trial
• Government Meetings
• Businesses look to tourists on Coast
• Crime Report
• Classes to help train baby sitters
• Christian Services offers program
• Area holiday closings posted
• Danger zone?
• Offshore drilling test set for this summer
• Police seek help locating man
• HPD works to ID burglary suspects
• Dragon makes history with space station docking
• Detergent packages prompt concern
• Crime Report
• Area holiday closings posted
• Sumrall man killed in wreck on U.S. 49
• Professor stops burglary attempt during online class
• Pine Belt residents resist travel urge
• District will end handcuffing
• Letter: Wife shot husband in head
• Out with the old, in with the new
• Roy Completes Southern Miss ROTC Program
• Professor Foils Break-in of Student’s Home during Online Class
• Official: Power rates to go up with new rules
• HHDA honors Chain for revitalization efforts
• Grant to aid Forrest Co. bridge project
• Kingpin informant charged
• Owners put Java Werks up for sale
• Man sentenced in child porn case
• High court says legal fees are public funds
• Flags to be placed on vets' graves
• Cancer Society seeks volunteers
• Hearing planned on 2 utilities
• Crime Report
• Southaven's Flowers to resign from Miss. Senate
• Memorial Day Closings
• Motley Completes Southern Miss ROTC Program
• Scott Completes Southern Miss ROTC Program
• McArn Completes Southern Miss ROTC Program
• Southern Miss Students Earn NSF Research Fellowship Recognition
• Ruffin Completes Southern Miss ROTC Program
• Southern Miss Nutrition and Food Systems Students Receive Awards
• Free Housing Fair Scheduled June 5 for National Homeownership Month
• Purvis wins state championship
• District to close Little Black Creek Park
• School to hold used uniform sale
• New Earl Travillion principal ready to make a difference
• Man sentenced in drug case
• Library to show free movies
• Laurel School District to buy 5 new school buses
• HHS announces graduation rules
• Crime Report
• 3 bodies found in Scott Co. creek
• Applicants sought for school council
• 2 ID theft suspects sentenced
• Work Progressing on Pedestrian Corridor on Hattiesburg Campus
• Gulf Coast Students Mackay, Hightower Recognized with MCOA Scholarships
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Library to Host Reception for New Art Exhibit
• Memorial Tournament Supports GCRL Sport Fishing Research, Education
• Youth with Disabilities Awareness Sessions Planned in Golden Triangle
• USM staffer arrested
• Thompson seeks fed probe of riot
• Silver Airways selected as new carrier
• Projects to aid fire protection
• Mom of man in sisters' abduction gets new charge
• Museum to offer free art classes
• Manager pleads guilty in clinic fraud
• Man killed at Pascagoula plant
• Crime Report
• Heanue to serve as president of Miss. Airports Association
• Eagles counting on pitcher Pierce in C-USA tourney
• Arrest made in Twitter site case
• Korean War veterans honored
• American Legion Boys State Coming to Southern Miss May 27 – June 2
• CATCHING UP WITH DR. STEVEN MOSER
• Southern Miss Student to Present Research at Graduate Symposium
• Summer program will prepare Pre-K students Kindergarten Discovery
• Police arrest 3 on shoplifting charges
• Margaritaville casino to open today in Biloxi
• Memorial Day cookout to be held
• Library to host reading programs
• Man admits visa fraud conspiracy
• Lamar Co. receives Pre-K grant
• Crime Report
• Former lawmaker Ezell Lee dies at 74
• Event set to honor Korean War vets
• Grimes Chosen to Chair Conference on Oceans and Human Health
• Tourney nets $4.4K for Humane Society
• Prison guard dies after 'inmate disturbance'
• Pine Belt cities see boost in sales tax diversions
• Longtime recreation official Smith retires
• It's (Thor's) hammer time
• Hayne suit settled for $100K
• Crime Report
• Fix it
• Aging fleet concerns MHP officials
• Byrd Blvd. faces funding snag
• Palazzo 17th on mailing spending
• Sexual battery suspect slipped through cracks
• AARP driver safety class to be offered in Laurel
• Government meetings
• Crime report
• Lumberton High School students earn awards
• Musgrove blasts GOP leaders at convention
• No leads in vandalism at Lamar Co. cemetery
• Logistics, Trade and Transportation Professionals Converge for Industry Summit
• AOP Honors Administrators, Announces 2012-2013 Officers at Luncheon
• Dolphins photographed in damage assessment
• Hub City band opening for Maroon 5
• Wiesenburg OK'd as USM provost
• Saturday event planned for youth
• USM hosting dance festival
• Laurel honors 3 local celebrities
• Opposition voiced to remapping proposal
• Life-changing decision
• HPSD to try out new start, dismissal times
• Leaders seek to counter voter ID
• Keesler getting new commander
• Court won't review ruling on pardons
• Crime Report
• Oysters removed from local stores
• Predicting hurricanes still difficult
• Officials get tour of new Forrest County jail
• Ladners to stand trial on July 23
• Hattiesburg police honor 4 fallen officers
• Hudson: Lawsuit settled
• Crime Report
• Caution urged during highway killer search
• Exchange Club honors Oak Grove students
• Dillard: Hospital's growth to continue
• Bryant to sign voter ID bill
• Southern Arena Theatre Announces Summer Schedule
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast News Briefs
• Human Resource Management Professional Certificate to be Offered
• PRCC graduates record number of students
• Lack of trust in Facebook may hold back ad sales
• Group set to present redistrict plan for Hub City
• Bryant names MDA director
• Scholarship goes to N. Forrest senior
• Theater project coming to city
• Petal to pave 3 streets around new sports complex
• New PCS school tour planned
• Crime Report
• Free pet vaccines offered at clinic
• Fallen heroes honored
• 3 intend to plead in explosives case
• Council: City to take over, fix access road
• Professor Earns Prestigious Beard Award for Book on American Cuisine Culture
• Simulation Study Helps Prepare Southern Miss Nursing Students
• International Business Students Partner with Area Clients on Project
• Southern Miss Students to Study Abroad in 2012 with Support of Luckyday Scholarships
• College of Science and Technology Hosts Appreciation Lunch
• Youth orchestra to perform Monday
• Summer arts camp holds registration
• Oak Grove, Purvis in hunt for state titles
• Requests sought for development
• Residents urge City Council to review vote
• Police remove pot from residence
• Hunt Club, surrounding businesses now closed
• Crime Report
• 2 shooting deaths raise worry about fake officer
• Couple charged in Craigslist scam
• Bryant signs bills he calls business-friendly
• Kyriakoudes Gives Keynote Lecture at Global American South Symposium
• Youth with Disabilities Employment Awareness Sessions Planned
• Southern Miss Nurse Anesthesia Program Plans Information Sessions
• Woman, 70, earns degree from USM
• VFW ladies group's fish fry is Friday
• Veterans event set for May 26
• Waterway District sues Lamar Co.
• Petal weighs changes to rental ordinance
• Library to host School's Out Party
• Forrest Co. schools to decide on sex ed policy
• Crime Report
• 2 USM professors aim to find historic ads
• 2 escaped inmates caught
• Fix it
• City Council supports Gulfport's Centennial Plaza development plan
• Even through a massive fire, Starkville celebrates 175 years
• Science workshop held for teachers
• Democratic convention set
• Forrest County to dedicate shelter
• Memorial concert raises $1,400 for scholarship
• Oak Grove mall fills last spot
• Feedback on remapping sought
• Records: Athletics debt nearly doubled
• Crime report
• Home is where the grandma is for many kids
• Carey graduates celebrate new beginning
• May filled with lots of events in Lumberton
• Laurel to match funds for fire truck
• Government Meetings
• Baxter gets life without parole
• State rep files to run against Miss. chief justice
• 600 JCJC students 'came prepared'
• Church founded in 1890
• Woman gets keys to new home
• 1,900 earn degrees at Southern Miss
• Coming Sunday
• Crime report
• Police charge man for fondling child
• Stennis to hold Old Timers' Day
• Customers target of telephone scam
• Library to host School's Out Party
• Bryant: NC governor wrong about Mississippi
• Pinstagram combines world of photos with social media
• Police: Sisters didn't eat for days
• Alumnus Scianna to Southern Miss Graduates: “Be True to Yourself”
• Halford to Return for Second Year as Student Printz Editor
• Students' science scores improve
• New Forrest Co. jail to open by Sept. 1
• OGHS statue vandalized
• Lions Club car show is Saturday
• Man pleads guilty to bigamy charge
• Kidnap suspect dead, 2 girls OK
• Jury hears suspect's interview in sheriff death case
• HPSD board decides on sex ed policy
• Crime Report
• Ground broken for new College of Business building
• Fundraiser sale to aid Red Cross
• Camp Shelby hosts Retiree Day
• Bryant pleased with 'business-friendly session'
• Baptist leader apologizes to Obama for comments
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Grad Exemplifies “Stay Here. Go Far.”
• Southern Miss Breaks Ground on New Home for College of Business
• Waffle House aims to limit evidence
• Train cars filled with coal derail
• Special election set for Lumberton alderman seat
• Relative: Suspect says girls are his
• Official: Marine Corps shirt caused disruption at Jones Co. school
• Man arrested for child abuse
• Laurel school board gets event, project updates
• Crime Report
• Jones School District to get $299K
• Football great openly shares past struggles
• Deputy recalls final moments before sheriff died
• Congressman wants federal probe of Miss. shooting
• C Spire planning free workshops
• Abuse of non-controlled substances grows
• College of Health Honors Faculty, Staff at Annual Awards Banquet
• Water notice issued for West Lamar
• Stabbing suspect still at large
• Mother, wife of suspect arrested
• Man pleads guilty in gun smuggling case
• Man dies in fiery 1-vehicle crash
• Judge denies motion for mistrial
• Hub City sees an increase in tourism
• Hosemann: Miss. voter ID might not get fair review
• Crime Report
• Camp Shelby to honor retirees
• Drug Court event starts today
• 3-D School fund bill on its way to Gov. Bryant
• Correction
• Ingalls workers say goodbye to 2-year helicopter hangar project
• Distinguished Service Cross recipient visits local museum
• Career Services Presents Interview and Personal Statement Seminar
• Air Force Chief Scientist Makes Presentation to Southern Miss Students
• Gulf Coast News Briefs
• Department of Art and Design Senior Show Scheduled for May 8 – July 27
• Spring Commencement Marks Anniversary of University Status, Doctorate Awards
• Southern Miss’ Burcham Captures Two Prism Awards in State Contest
• May Fest Barrel Race
• Tuition hikes OK'd by College Board
• Students face decisions for future
• Lamar school board adopts sex ed policy
• FBI: Bodies of missing daughter, mom found
• Trial begins in sheriff's death
• St. Jude fundraiser to be held Friday
• Man, 67, killed in 3-vehicle crash
• Man sought in ex-wife's death
• Man sues scrap buyer
• Crime Report
• Highway deaths per mile fall to record low
• Grocery Give-Away set for May 19
• Ex-inmate headed back to prison
• College of Science and Technology Recognizes Outstanding Students, Faculty, Staff
• Southern Miss Alumnus Offers Inspirational Message in New Book 'Still Standing'
• ZooBlues to be held May 12 in Hub City
• Wife Skyping with soldier saw bullet hole in wall
• Students face MCT2 testing this week
• Shooting case rescheduled
• Man missing after boat overturns
• Republican women to meet
• Libraries to be closed May 18
• I doubt, therefore I am
• Crime Report
• Free GED classes available
• City: Judge should dismiss suit
• Baxter trial set to start today
• Fix it
• $5M grants given to health clinics
• Authorities try to ID bodies, search for mom, kids
• Government meetings
• Crime report
• Man injured in ATV wreck; transported to hospital
• Reeves to speak at PRCC graduation
• US Marshals arrest meth suspect
• Republican women to meet
• Man gets 3 years for fatal wreck
• Letter carriers to collect canned food
• Busby celebrates 90 years
• Police still looking into shooting
• Oddfellows building receives state award
• AP exams surge as tool for schools raising standards
• 2 bodies found in search
• Later start to school could push back finals
• Slain officer laid to rest
• Jimmy Buffett plans to attend opening of Margaritaville casino
• Police charge man for armed robbery
• Fraudulent phone calls circulating
• Alderman: Too many stop signs
• Panetta: Troop scandals hurt US Afghan mission
• Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys dies at 47
• HHS to present 'Raisin in the Sun'
• Building home to Bethea Drug. Co. for 5 decades
• Pearl investigator, Mike Walter, to be laid to rest today
• Crime report
• Leadership Pinebelt projects unveiled
• State K-12 head to retire
• Arrest not related to shooting, police say
• USM athletic budget faces audit
• Folkes takes new district post; will direct student services
• Mississippi Export Railroad Establishes Scholarship at Southern Miss Gulf Coast
• Karnes Co-Edits New Book in Practical Strategies Series in Gifted Education
• Skylar Laine's journey on 'American Idol' ends
• Economy picking up but not much
• ARC hosts first-ever show choir concert
• Another man arrested in alleged murder plot
• Shelter to host Kids Day events
• School buses will soon have alarms
• PRCC finalist for $1M prize
• Picnic with Hattie set for May 11
• Library group to sell audio books
• It happened in 1699
• Appeal denied in capital murder case
• Crime Report
• Runaway Slave Advertisements Focus of Historical Research Project
• Southern Miss to Host Strength and Conditioning Clinic on June 9
• Center for Logistics, Trade and Transportation to Host Summit May 17
• Southern Miss Faculty Join Trent Lott National Center Fellows Program
• Gulf Coast Research Lab Receives Check from Local Conservation Chapter
• Willmut Gas CEO receives '12 Small Business Leadership Award
• Skylar soars on 'Idol'
• Playoffs loom
• Interim president ready to get to work
• Ex-BP engineer indicted on obstruction charges
• Spay, neuter clinic offering special
• Senior project launches free CPR training
• Officials ID body found in creek
• Marine to be buried at Arlington
• Local airports awarded grants
• Crime Report
• Man in officer slaying wanted for assault on child
• 5th man charged in 2010 murder
• United Way names board members
• Hattiesburg Clinic to host 5K run
• Franks Nears Half-Century Mark in Marine and Fisheries research at GCRL
• Audiology Student Alaina Simmons Holds National Leadership Role
• Outreach Sessions Planned on Gulf Coast to Help Youth with Disabilities
• Lucas tapped to serve as interim president at USM
• Man pleads guilty to gang activity
• Senate unveils its redistrict map plan
• Hub City police find man's body in creek
• Carey inducts 5 into Hall of Fame
• City must move on 4th Street project
• Pearl officer killed
• CLARIFICATION
• Students participate in state testing
• Korean War vets to be honored
• USM to hold Farmers' Market
• Crime Report
• Child killed in driveway at home
• Date set for case on poultry export
• IHL Board taps Aubrey Lucas to serve as Interim President at Southern Miss
• Eagle Dining Introduces Give Back Night to Support Non-Profit Organizations
• Lori K. Gordon to Present “Labat Project” Artist Talk at Biloxi Main Library
• Bach B Minor Mass to be Performed May 3 at Main Street Baptist Church
• College of Arts and Letters Recognizes Students, Faculty and Staff
• Southern Miss Hosting Weekly Farmers’ Market, Beginning May 7
• Summer Academically Talented Youth Program Registration Extended
• DuBard Association Method® Basic Course To Begin June 4 at Southern Miss
• NAACP claims council's vote racist
• Musical moment a treat during social media meeting
• Miss. Senate remap plan to be unveiled today
• Marine from Coast dies in Afghanistan
• Figure involved in Sherry slayings dies
• March for Babies set for Saturday
• Council debates redistricts, vote
• Crime Report
• Detective: Smith offered $20K for hit
• Fans meet newest Golden Eagle
• Tyndall Takes Over as New Southern Miss Men's Basketball Coach
• Southern Miss Alum to Lead Noted Jazz Band in Performance on Hattiesburg Campus
• Southern Miss Alumnus Tudor Showing Leadership with Texas Healthcare
• Institute for Disability Studies to Hold Fair Housing Workshop in Woodville
• Smart program teaches students to eat healthy
• Weaker al-Qaida still plots payback for US raid
• Retirees to be honored on May 8
• Mississippi budget moves forward, bond package dies
• Hattiesburg officials tackle redistricting
• Crime Report
• Detergent-maker wins lottery prize
• Family Fun Friday is May 11
• 2 dead after U.S. 98 crash
• Fix it
• FEMA grant helps Hub City with shelters
• Government Meetings
• Crime Report
• Students raise 'Pennies for Patients'
• Water service to be interrupted
• Nominees sought for arts awards
• Black Caucus chairman elected
• Sen. Polk not giving up on welfare reform
• Lottery: Good or bad for state?
• Chain airport sees upgrades
• Groups: Elect more women from South
• Lawmakers approve most parts of $5.6B state budget
• Why did Saunders step down?
• Traffic camera company sues Bryant
• Deal reached in McAllister/Nissan suit
• Armstrong's last trumpet recording now a CD
• Crime report
• Airman accused in sex assault
• Thompson wants probe of remarks
• Hub City resident part of poetry event
• 10 graduate from Hattiesburg police academy
• Facility's progress satisfies judge
• Lawmakers set details of $5.6B plan
• Faculty, students disappointed by Saunders' decision
• Official: Athletics' debt tops $1 million
• Saunders resigns as USM president
• Southern Miss’ Karnes Honored by NAPWL
• University of Southern Mississippi President Saunders Stepping Down
• Mississippi Idol safe for now
• Bush twins visit Hub City for speaking event
• A year after deadly tornado, memories vivid
• Abortion bill killed in Senate
• Tenn. troops head to Camp Shelby
• Sierra Club back in court over coal plant
• Police seek burglary suspects
• Mia Ministries to offer clothing
• House OKs GOP plan to redistrict
• House gives voter ID final OK
• Crime Report
• DuBard program taking applications
• District to honor 2012 retirees
• 6 identity theft ring suspects sentenced
• Simmons Guest Speaker for CLTT Industry Advisory Council Summit May 17
• Southern Miss Learn to Drive Program June 4-22 on Hattiesburg Campus
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Homebuyer Workshop Set for Grenada
• Princeton Review Lists Southern Miss Among Nation’s Green Colleges
• Judge hears details of Gulf oil spill settlement
• Senate bill aims to save USPS
• Fans gather to watch their Mississippi Idol
• Colleagues reach out in time of need
• Hub City plays key role in Kindness Foundation's mission
• House plan targets white Democrats
• MDOT: Don't barrel through work zones
• Crime Report
• Community comes together
• Man shot in Cucos incident improves
• Law tries to bring doctors to state
• Passenger train return supported
• Events to honor victims of crime
• DuBard School Accepting Applications for LEAP Program
• Round for Roots Radio Golf Tournament May 24 at Hattiesburg Country Club
• Southern Miss’ Bristol Gives Presentation on Book in Charlotte, N.C.
• Southern Miss Broadcast Journalism Students Win AP Awards
• Basic Economic Course Helps City Officials with Strategic Planning
• Southern Miss Relay for Life April 27-28
• Ex-BP engineer arrested in spill case
• Thames' Culture Day set for Friday
• Southern Pines plans Fur Ball gala
• Sixth-graders give back
• Road to graduation a busy one for seniors
• Residents voice concerns at meeting
• PSC reapproves coal plant
• Crime Report
• Mississippi Bar dismisses complaint against Hood
• Kindergarten program to be held
• Free vaccinations offered this week
• Account set up for Cucos shooting victims
• Southern Miss Mass Communication Doctoral Student Honored
• Beatles Tribute, Don Giovanni and Sandi Patty to headline Festival South 2012
• Social Security heading for insolvency even faster
• State could OK Kemper plant
• Shrimp processors object to BP terms
• Marines league to hold convention
• PRCC inducts five into Lifetime Achievement Hall of Fame
• Miss. House seeks charter school talks with Senate
• Lawyer: Evidence should be tossed
• HPSD accepting Pre-K applications
• Crime Report
• Friend gives gift 'from the heart'
• Four hopefuls to meet X Factor producers
• Drug Take Back day is Saturday
• Final Science Café of spring 2012 Semester set for April 24
• Butler Snow Foundation Presents Check to Southern Miss Children’s Center
• Communication Studies Professor Publishes Book
• Crime Report
• After NYC boy vanished, era of anxiety was born
• Swing-state unemployment down, Obama's chances up
• Mississippi 7th-graders will need vaccine
• Evidence won't be thrown out in case
• Hub City attorney to be honored at gala
• As mass killer gloats in court, Norway shows no anger
• Astronomy is full of 'inside stories'
• Fix it
• Appeal date set in student's death
• Family Y receives $33K from community foundation
• Scholarships being offered
• Instructor earns $1K scholarship
• Habitual offender sentenced to life
• Firefighters help support MDA
• Petal firefighter back at work after accident
• Housing stats improve over 2011
• Commiskey-Wheat Detachment elects officers
• Hub City makes Top 50 for growth
• Hard work a core value for Doleacs
• RESTORE Act closer to becoming law
• Lumberton Library buzzing with activity
• The day I spent in the Hattiesburg American newsroom
• Crime report
• Hub City native's film honored at Innocence Network meeting
• Bacchus: Changes stave off trouble
• Renovation ongoing at Gulf Park campus
• Posters cause outrage at USM
• Convicted murderer sentenced to life
• Man back in jail 12 years after escape
• Then & Now: Building dates back to around 1940
• Council president plans meeting
• HPSD holding job fair today
• Crime Report
• Deaths appear to be murder-suicide
• Volunteers set to work on garden
• Graham to Serve as Southern Miss Gulf Coast Commencement Speaker
• Center for Oral History Documents Impact of 2010 Oil Spill on Gulf
• Library Exhibit Examines Moonshine Tradition in South Mississippi from 1900-1966
• Institute for Disability Studies Assists in Youth Awareness Training Sessions
• Preliminary tuition increases approved
• Ellisville man died of blunt force trauma
• T-Bones to celebrate decade in business
• Crime Report
• Lamar County to see heavier expenses
• Greek event to bring crowd to Hub City
• Google+ makes changes
• Geese Visit Lake Byron at Southern Miss Hattiesburg Campus
• IHL Board Approves School of Nursing's Return to College of Nursing
• 10th Golden Eagle Intertribal POW WOW April 20-21 on Hattiesburg Campus
• Southern Miss Debate Society Participates in Madison Cup Invitational
• Construction Continues for Five Building Projects on Gulf Park Campus
• McMahon, McMahan to retire after 24 years
• Officials prep for budget debates
• Wesley Medical sets up phone line
• Tentative deal in McAllister lawsuit
• Strings program to hold concerts
• Lamar County School District to upgrade website
• Man's charge elevated to murder
• Hattiesburg truck driver dies in collision
• Crime Report
• County appeals high court ruling
• Boychoir to perform this weekend
• Council rezones part of Deer Island
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark dead at 82
• Hattiesburg Clinic Supports DuBard School, School of Nursing
• Gulf Coast Communications Office Wins Five Awards in State Competition
• Wesley lawsuit: Improper practices by AAA Ambulance
• Spill panel slams Congress
• Rice: No return as secretary of state
• OGMS Beta Club heading to NC for nationals
• Hattiesburg council fails to reappoint 2 to HPSD board
• HHS Forensics wins tournament
• Crime Report
• Graduation event planned Thursday
• Church to sponsor 5K for Relay race
• GOP wants to cut food stamps in deficit-trim drive
• $14.8M paid out for FEMA claims
• Body identified as man from Purvis
• GCRL Offering Sea Camp, Shark Fest this Summer
• Big Event Volunteers Spread Community Service Among Gulf Coast
• Annual Passions of the Palate Set for April 30 at Lake Terrace Convention Center
• Civic Chorale to Present Music of Rodgers and Hammerstein April 27, 29
• Southern Miss Professor Named POLY Fellow by American Chemical Society
• Butler Snow Foundation Awards Grant to Southern Miss Children’s Center
• Spellex Corp. Founder Wolf Honored as Boardman Entrepreneur of Year
• Miss. settles beef plant case for $3.9M
• Crime Report
• USM, Carey to start Ph.D. nursing programs
• Sex education: Schools to decide if abstinence enough
• Gov. signs new limits on abortion providers
• City to pay final subsidy to zoo
• Library board to meet on Thursday
• Suspect won't face death penalty
• Man charged in woman's death
• Trial date set for mother, daughter
• 3 plead guilty to benefits fraud
• Cityofpetal.com getting new look
• Petal recognized for learning communities
• 2 arrested for sex crimes
• Moser Named New Dean of Southern Miss College of Arts & Letters
• National Business Education Association Names Fisher Teacher of the Year
• Scianna to Serve as Southern Miss Spring 2012 Commencement Speaker
• Improvement goal for Leadership Jones County
• Fix it: Potholes need repairing along the ring road at Turtle Creek Mall
• Republican women to meet
• Psychologist to be sentenced for fraud
• Smoking bans passed in 3 towns
• Homebuyers class set for April 21
• Parent summit set for Tuesday
• Dole recalls bagged salads for salmonella risk
• Opinions mixed on later school start dates
• Crime Report
• Tuna linked to salmonella outbreak
• New managers named for Margaritaville Casino & Restaurant Biloxi
• Saunders: Out-of-state waivers level playing field
• Oil field rules: Public safety or government interference?
• Nurse anesthesia program planned
• Government Meetings
• Crime report
• Hyde-Smith to speak at meeting
• DA reappointed to committee
• Arguments set in federal county redistricting cases
• Acting police chief eyes transportation needs
• City to host event to honor military
• Probe of drive-in fire 'comes to an end'
• 2 face child abuse charges
• Officials work to ID body in woods
• Zach Scruggs oral arguments set
• SBA honors Smithville mayor
• Spay/Neuter Clinic to hold open house
• Philadelphia to celebrate troops at home
• Man seeks to have charges dismissed
• Moose Lodge shuttles troops to airports
• Edmonds back home, in business
• Crime report
• Coming Sunday
• DuPree updates city projects
• OGHS teacher named state's best
• Misconduct alleged against Secret Service agents before summit
• Hattiesburg Hall: USM's oldest residence hall
• Officials split on proposed school ratings change bill
• Greenville native new Camp Shelby commander
• Top Authors, Illustrators Honored at Fay B. Kaigler Children’s Book Festival
• 2012 College of Health Awards
• A Century after Sinking of Titanic, Navigational Science Research Still Crucial
• DuBard School Holds Missing Links in Academics Workshop
• Special Concert Planned to Remember Former A Capella Group Member
• Southern Miss Celebrates 100th Birthday of Hattiesburg Hall Dormitory
• Ross building sold
• Website wins APME award
• Murder suspect already was jailed
• Man arrested for indecent exposure
• Crime Report
• Airport weighing bids from 2 carriers
• A decade of revitalization
• Republican women to meet Tuesday
• Red Cross blood drive is Tuesday
• Hospital to hold A Day in the Park
• Literary festival set for April 27-28
• Forestry group to mark anniversary
• Free GED classes available
• FGH clergy breakfast planned
• Fill A Cart drives to be held today
• Southern Miss Sophomore Brown Wins Alpha Lambda Delta Scholarship
• Southern Miss to Offer ‘Basic Community Economic Development’ Course
• PRCC band to hold spring concert
• Pleas entered in gift card case
• Plane crashes in Tishomingo yard
• Drugs lead to arrests at motel
• Laurel school board hears construction updates
• 4 plead in plot to defraud company
• Senate revives charter schools
• Reports signal Eustachy's end at USM
• Crime Report
• Obama campaign ready for a 'ramping up' on Romney
• Attorney: Zimmerman will plead not guilty
• National Oceans and Applications Research Center joins Southern Miss at Stennis
• International Food Fair April 12 at Baptist Student Union
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Set for April 21 in Brookhaven
• Southern Miss Students, Faculty, Staff Ready for Big Event on April 14
• TRIAD Members Provide National Service During Spring Break
• Southern Miss Prepares Groundwork for Nurse Anesthesia Program
• Petal High to add Army JROTC program
• US teen births: Miss. has highest rate, NH lowest
• Residents seek facility halt
• Man's death ruled accidental
• State website shows off assets
• Crime Report
• JCJC art reception set for Thursday
• Fire destroys McNeely Plastic Products in Laurel
• Crawfish boil to aid med school
• Exhibit captures complete creative journey
• ATV law eyed
• New USM provost to have dual roles
• LeDuff to present Armstrong-Branch Lecture April 12
• College of Health Holds Annual Awards Ceremony
• College of Business Holds Annual Honors Banquet
• Southern Miss ROTC Donates Easter Eggs to DuBard School Students
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast News Briefs
• Wiesenburg Named Provost at University of Southern Mississippi
• Southern Miss Plans Series of Events in Conjunction with Earth Week
• Longleaf pines project to have $300M impact on area
• Widow drops lawsuit
• Man found dead next to truck
• Rotary Club fundraiser is April 17
• Man admits he shot daughter
• Lamar County gets MDEQ grant
• JCJC choir to present concert
• Crime Report
• Phone bill clears another hurdle
• Bryant signs beer bill
• 5 reasons the US job market might be weakening
• Roots Reunion Live Radio Music Show Returns to Saenger Theater April 14
• Mississippi Association of Broadcasters Day April 19 on Hattiesburg Campus
• Annual Spaghetti Dinner Benefits Southern Miss Children’s Center
• Woman pleads guilty to scam
• The periodic table of the stars
• Crime Report
• OGHS teacher in running for state title
• New South Wine Expo set for Friday
• LRMA fundraiser to be held Friday
• Man arrested in March slaying
• HPSD utilizes social media
• Local blood bank asking for donors
• 3 killed in weekend incidents
• Feds ask for more time on case
• 45th annual Fay B. Kaigler Children's Book Festival April 11-13 at Southern Miss
• Goldwater Scholarship Awarded to Southern Miss Honors College Student
• “How I Spent my Winter Vacation”
• Vendor space available for fest
• Slaying under investigation
• Search on for missing man
• Relay team to host Ride-A-Thon
• Trial date has been set in USM beating case
• Back Door features songwriter Friday
• Scouts to gather for anniversary event
• Recovery continues from 2011 Miss. flood
• Newspaper takes home 5 awards at APME event
• Library Friends plan 'Jail Bail' fundraiser
• Air guardsman dead at Camp Shelby
• South Jones show choir is heading to nationals in Chicago
• New Thirsty Hippo will serve up food, music
• Church gives back by paying for gas
• Girl Scouts still impact lives of area women
• Ellisville courthouse a Mississippi Landmark
• Men carrying on Good Friday tradition
• Shooting victims' conditions improve
• Man indicted for bank robbery
• Easter Egg Hunt set for today
• County receives MDEQ grant
• Navy jet crashes into Va. apartments, pilots eject
• Tenn. woman slain at casino in Tunica was pregnant
• Crime report
• DuPree signs proclamation
• Laurel eyeing grant for projects
• 10 arrested in drug probe
• AG: Miss. near deal in suit over beef plant
• Zoo raid violates due process, judge says
• Palazzo: Country in 'debt crisis'
• Official drops bill revival efforts
• Cities, counties keeping eye on fuel prices
• Easter Day Services
• Crime Report
• No viral infections found in clinic's patients
• Guatemalan man's path to citizenship stops in Hub City
• Featured links change occasionally
• Sole Miss. abortion clinic eyes suit
• Supreme Court Justice Scalia Delivers Lecture at Southern Miss
• State lawmakers want to end 3-day wait for weddings
• Justice Scalia visits USM
• Crime Report
• Easter bunny to visit Saturday
• Schools to close for Easter break
• Company fined for no-call violations
• Robbery suspect turns himself in
• Buddy Poppy Drive set for Saturday
• Abortion bill heads to governor
• Tax time
• Bond denied for shooting suspect
• 2nd person charged in girl's drowning
• Easter church services scheduled
• Residence Life to Celebrate Hattiesburg Hall's 100th Birthday with Ceremony
• Lucas, Wiesenburg Serve as Keynote Speakers at Science, Engineering Fair
• Southern Miss Offers Expanded Composition Course for 1st-Year Students
• Issues + Answers Lecture Series to Feature Forbes Publisher Rich Karlgaard
• United Way of Southeast Mississippi News - April 2012
• Restaurant owners recount shooting
• Petal to look into garbage collection options
• Man arrested in nightclub raid
• Scalia to speak at USM program
• Hearing held in sheriff's slaying
• Crime Report
• Fire destroys 92-year-old man's home
• Farmers Market returns Thursdays
• Both sides agree to terms on Thirsty Hippo parking
• Bill would push back Miss. school start dates
• Attorney: Hammond verbally abusive
• Easter Services
• 1 bill for abortion regulation survives
• Southern Miss Researcher Leads National Webinar Presentation
• History Professor to Discuss New Book, Sign Copies at Gulf Coast Library
• Press Winner of Mississippi Institute of Arts and Letters Award in Photography
• Open Forum on Academic Publishing April 20 at Hattiesburg Campus
• Southern Miss College of Arts & Letters to Host T-shirt Recipients Photo
• Students, Faculty, Staff Honored During Annual Founders’ Day Ceremony
• Cucos shooting suspect's motive unclear
• Woman freed, new trial ordered
• Romney's focus on Obama brings new challenges
• Petal looks to change metal ordinance
• Mother charged with neglect after daughter drowns Sunday
• Man charged with molesting 2 girls
• HPSD survey responses favor abstinence-plus
• Crime Report
• HPD seeks identity of exhibitionist
• Ex-USM worker files complaint against Hammond
• County gets polygraph machine
• Chairman questions bills on immigration, abortion
• Easter Services
• Southern Miss Hosts Creative Economy Event
• Southern Miss to Host Viewing of Annual Living with Grief Program on April 19
• Live Oak Writing Project to Host 2012 Summer Youth Camps
• Child's body recovered from creek
• Dems attack as GOP rallies behind Romney
• Officials eye school leader bill
• Renovated house to serve as base for volunteers
• Health care mandate not first of kind
• Hard work helps spell success for students
• Crime Report
• AG seeks funds for BP case
• Easter Services
• Buddy Poppy Drive set for Saturday
• HHS band reunion to be held
• JCJC to hold band auditions April 14
• Woman's body found in ditch
• 4 schools honored for academics
• Fix-it: Rough spots need repairing on West Fourth Street in Hattiesburg.
• Districts aiming to boost attendance
• Government Meetings
• Military Brief
• Habitat's annual Restaurant Tour starts on Monday
• Lots of activities give Laurel residents plenty to do in April
• PCS students to present 'Phantom'
• Last day to buy home raffle tickets
• Unit back home from Afghanistan
• Children's theater seeks applications
• Project SHOP at Anointed Hands
• Laurel sees sales tax boon; Petal lagging slightly
• Officials: Campuses are secure
• Scouts use cookie sale profits for park swing
• OGHS show choir heads to nationals
• What ever happened to: PCS school set to open in Aug.
• Prayer Walk to be held April 7
• FGH to celebrate Walking Day
• Crime report
• Court to review car-horse accident
• 2 days left to buy home raffle tickets
• Coming Sunday
• H&L Delivery Service building now vacant
• Paving, sewage project bids in for Petal
• PSC allows coal plant to proceed
• Museum plays April Fools' joke on prolific forger from Laurel
• Lawmakers continue push for Restore Act
• USM residential communities planned
• Jerry Lee Lewis weds for 7th time
• Gov. Bryant taps four for state College Board
• BP argues feds must turn over oil spill documents
• Southern Miss Gulf Park Campus Employees Honored for Founders’ Day
• Trinity to host crawfish boil
• Strawberries fest set for Sunday
• Rally shows support for slain teen's family
• Palazzo schedules town hall meeting
• Pinterest updates terms of service
• Lumberton searching for new police chief
• Crime Report
• Hearing today for Kemper plant
• C Spire customers can ask for credit
• Abortion bills draw protest at Capitol
• 3 days left to buy home raffle tickets
• University Police Receive Continued Accreditation from CALEA
• Panel Discussion of ‘The Help’ Draws Large Audience to Southern Miss
• Founders’ Day Activities to be held in Bennett Auditorium, Student Activities Hub
• Plant Sale March 31 to benefit Lake Thoreau Environmental Center
• Southern Miss Professor Lochhead Receives Chemical Pioneer Award
• Karnes Co-Authors Chapter for New Book on Gifted Education
• Verdict: Guilty on 2 counts in murder trial
• Protesters want change in governor's pardon power
• Bryant still pushing for immigration enforcement
• Polymer Science Day set for Friday
• Man struck by freight train
• HHDA official: Apartment project in works
• Mayor: Petal's budget 'on track'
• Crime Report
• Ex-teacher's appeal denied
• 4 days left to buy home raffle tickets
• Friends of University Libraries Supports New Nursing Resources
• Campus Link AmeriCorps to help establish Community Garden March 31
• High School Polymer Science Day set for March 30 at Southern Miss
• Students to Perform with Southern Miss Symphony Orchestra Thursday
• Dr. James Pat Smith Authors New Book, “Hurricane Katrina: The Mississippi Story”
• Murder case goes to jury
• Staff embraces students with behavioral problems
• Suspects sought in weekend robbery
• Spring Slumgullion set for Saturday
• Renovations wrap up at Purvis elementary school
• Scruggs seeks conviction dismissal
• Pilot forced to land without nose gear in Laurel
• Petal man charged for grand larceny
• 5 days left to buy home raffle tickets
• Bryant to see stronger-beer bill
• CLTT Strengthens Ties with Panamanian Logistics and Transportation Sector
• Southern Miss Newsmakers
• Southern Miss to Host Forum Discussing Poverty and Impacts on Health
• Mississippi mulls waiving some out-of-state university tuition
• Police: Man arrested in MSU shooting
• Laurel Leader-Call to cease publication
• USM Founders' Day events to start
• Justices move to heart of health care overhaul
• 911 call: Defendant reported murder
• Local mother organizes rally
• Judges needed for forensic tourney
• Lamar County judge rebuked
• Crime Report
• Children's concerts set for April 5
• 6 days left to buy home raffle tickets
• Southern Miss Theatre to Present “Anna in the Tropics”
• Science Cafe March 26 from 5-7:30 p.m. in Cook Library
• NPR’s Tippett Speaks at Gulf South Summit
• Institute for Disability Studies to Hold Fair Housing Workshop in Belzoni
• Southern Miss Graduate Student Research Symposium Features NSF Speaker
• Trial set to begin for '08 murder
• Police seek 3 suspects in MSU shooting
• JSU freshman shot, killed at apartment
• 50 years of law enforcement experience
• On single, Bieber sounds like a mature 'Boyfriend'
• New school's opening delayed
• Miss. high court won't rehear case
• Crime Report
• Girl Talk set for Tuesday
• Free GED classes available in area
• Easter Bunny to visit April 7
• Clinic to host bone marrow drive
• Channel tunneling magical
• 7 days left to buy home raffle tickets
• Fix it
• Morning fire damages apartments
• Earth Day: Save a tree by going online
• Be cautious of fake replacement cards
• All about retirement
• Women & Social Security
• Medicare Part B deadline approaching
• Social Security resolutions
• Social Security can benefit survivors
• Earn (and keep) more money
• 12 sites of Social Security
• Hattiesburg Social Security Administration snapshot
• Abortion debate lives on
• What ever happened to: Humane Society discussing land purchase
• Lawmakers pushing for health care law repeal
• In woodturner's hands tree's root becomes art
• Coming Sunday
• Youth Council to host egg hunt
• Old Hercules' employee store sits vacant
• Crime Report
• Final Lenten concert is Tuesday
• Easter Fun Day planned April 7
• Chief convicted of simple assault
• 9 days left to buy home raffle tickets
• Forrest, Lamar name Distinguished Young Women
• Woman pleads guilty on sex charge
• Under construction: We are making some changes
• Water notices lifted, issued
• Storm soaks Pine Belt
• Statue theft suspect sentenced for burglary
• Senate eyes education funding increase
• OGHS special education classes take the stage
• Miss. executes prisoner for '95 sex-slaying
• Man indicted in girlfriend's death
• Lawyer objects to recommendation
• Man charged with in grand larceny
• Crime Report
• Hood seeks review of pardons ruling
• HHDA hosts 5th annual economic workshop
• Easter Bunny to visit April 7
• Golden Eagles Wheelchair Basketball Team Wins Conference Championship
• Submission Deadline April 9 for Student Research Colloquium at Southern Miss
• Kozlowski Finishes as Runner-Up in Miss Collegiate America Pageant
• WUSM Spring Slumgullion Set for March 31 during HUBFEST in Hattiesburg
• Teen pleads guilty
• NFL suspends Saints' Payton
• Mitchell appeal pending before US Supreme Court
• Miss. lawmakers OK early version of budget bills
• Riot police pressure gunman to surrender in terror spree
• Miss. casinos win more in February
• Lineup announced for third annual 2012 FestivalSouth
• Indictment issued in explosives case
• HHDA economic workshop is today
• HUBFEST to be held March 31
• Crime Report
• Art auction set for Saturday
• Southern Miss to participate in 4th annual Lockheed Martin Mississippi IT Day
• DuBard’s Martin Named President-Elect of State Organization
• Center for Gifted Studies Programs for Summer Scheduled
• Southern Miss Student receives Top Award from Kappa Delta Sorority
• Southern Miss to Hold Annual Founder's Day Ceremony on March 30
• Veterans officer becomes full-time post
• Convicted murderer Puckett executed
• Chant leads to students' dismissal
• USM alumnus to conduct Army band, chorus at concert
• School consolidation eyed
• Suspect arrested on fleeing charge
• Remains identified as missing man
• New signage to be added to highways
• Crime Report
• Man convicted in fondling case
• Southern Miss Spring Poetry Reading Series to Feature O’Gorman March 28
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast to Host 4th Annual Jazz and Blues Festival April 7
• University Takes Disciplinary Action Against Pep Band Students
• Connor Sport Court, UPS to Bring 2012 Men’s Final Four Court to Southern Miss
• Southern Miss to Host Panel Discussion of ‘The Help’ March 28
• Students Represent Southern Miss at the ADDY’s
• Southern Miss Debate Society to Compete in the Madison Cup April 11-13
• Work wrapping up on Petal ball fields
• Senior plans project for highest Girl Scouts' award
• Resilient artist to showcase ceramics
• PRCC closed for spring break
• Nominees sought for Spirit awards
• Many willing to cut shooting suspect slack
• Miss. Spelling Bee set for Tuesday
• High court declines to hear appeal
• Crime Report
• Easter egg hunt planned for April 5
• Burnett: High FAQ response
• Attorney: Rise in sexual crimes with initial contact via Internet
• Fix it
• Man sought in armed robbery
• Thrift store opens on Lincoln Road
• What ever happened to: Teenager pleads guilty to robbing store
• DPS launches new website
• Essays detail death row life
• Eatery owner in pre-trial program
• Crime Report
• Chase leads to standoff on I-59
• New Albany family coping after tragic loss
• Government Meetings
• Beautification project planned
• Pardons in the Pine Belt: Killer, robbers make the list
• Hippo facing parking issues
• Thousands bring history to life in Lamar County
• Miss. church case before federal court of appeals
• Madison firm gets Navy contract
• Crime report
• C Spire plans Android sessions
• Inmate dies on police grounds
• Explosives case suspect dies
• Junction of the Leaf, Bouie rivers
• Work continues on power plant
• Bill to end wedding wait passes state Senate
• Legislature weighing bills to raise alcohol content in beer
• Greenville Marine killed by Afghan soldier at base
• Hearing scheduled in alleged hate crime
• Gulfport Job Corps Center canceled
• HPSD sends out sex ed surveys
• Lamar community shelter ready to open
• College of Education and Psychology News Briefs
• Southern Miss apologizes for band's chant
• Ex-officer pleads guilty to extortion
• We've revamped our blogs
• PSC must give details on decision
• Crime Report
• Lamar Co. closes books on grant for fire stations
• Gulf South Summit to Mark Decade of Service Learning, Civic Engagement
• Statement by President Saunders Regarding Student Behavior
• Southern Miss CLLT Students, Faculty Attend MODEX 2012
• CLTT Director Participates in 2012 MDOT Research Needs Workshop
• Southern Miss Wall of Pride
• 'Affordable Care Act' to be Focus of Second Health Forum on March 22
• Underdog USM looks to knock off Kansas State
• Teen arrested in 50 auto burglaries
• Sunflower mayor arrested at Dillard's
• New York Army National Guard troops train at airport
• Oak Grove woman dies in house fire
• Crime Report
• Gymnastics meet set for weekend
• Deadline extended for SMP nominees
• New jail to be named after Sheriff McGee
• Miss. jobless rate falls below 10 percent
• Hildman Colloquium in Psychology March 22 at Southern Miss
• DuBard School for Language Disorders to Host Missing Links Seminar April 12-13
• Summer Naturalist Camps Gives Students a Chance to Work in Laboratories
• Wicker, Gore move on in Senate race
• Spill reported at Chevron refinery
• Thompson, Nunnelee, Harper advance in representative races
• Santorum wins Mississippi
• Republican women to meet
• Moonshine arrest in Webster County
• Palazzo, Herrington advance
• Man indicted for capital murder
• Lamar, Hattiesburg change school calendars
• Miss. high court sets arguments in slaying case
• Crime Report
• Camper's body found on Okatoma
• Southern Miss, Mary C. to Host Film Screening of “La Hora Cera”
• Southern Miss’ Heath Earns Recognition from Mississippi Business Journal
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast News Briefs
• Student Think Center Hosting High School Collaborative March 20
• Southern Miss Spring Dance Concert Series Scheduled for April 12 -15
• Decision day: Low voter turnout expected for primary
• Crime report
• Longtime Lamar Co. tax official dies at 92
• Lamar schools refine mission
• Work to start on upgrades
• Search continues for missing man
• Felon charged with firearm possession
• House nixes bill to pass tax cuts
• Boil water notice lifted for Ellisville
• Beer bills pass state Senate
• 1 Senate, 4 House seats up for grabs
• Southern Miss Honored by Corporation for National and Community Service
• Important Information Regarding Southern Miss' NCAA Tournament Game
• Popular Camp Invention Program Set for This Summer at Southern Miss
• Crime report
• Concert band set to wrap up season
• Women sought for hospitality pageant
• Can you predict a coin toss?
• W. 4th project moves ahead
• Search for camper ongoing
• Candidates spar before vote
• Lamar Co. allocated $3.2M for roadwork
• Let's dance! USM's tourney bid a 'dream come true'
• Senior project benefits Homes of Hope
• Showdown in the South: Which GOP candidate will win Mississippi?
• Crime Report
• Applicants sought for JA scholarship
• Coffeehouse wins award
• 'Loan Clinic' set for Wednesday
• Electric service to be interrupted
• LEDC recognizes community leaders at banquet
• Lots to do during spring break
• Lumberton Strings set to play today at Disney World
• Reforest project comes to Pine Belt
• Lease OK'd for ball fields
• $12.6M recovered in benefits crackdown
• Havana String Quartet to perform March 20
• Some voyeurism could be a felony
• Gingrich focuses on goals, Obama in speech
• SouthBound Bagel originally was California Fruit Stand
• Crime report
• Democrats to meet today
• Bill would shorten notices
• 2 plead guilty to animal cruelty
• Facebook Timeline comes to fan, business pages
• Pardoned inmates to be freed
• Spice suspects enter program
• Mississippi GOP congressmen face tea party disfavor
• US economy adds 227K jobs; jobless rate unchanged
• Man pleads guilty in July 2011 homicide
• Mississippi Service Learning Program Supports Coastal Science Education
• Annual Eagle Fest Celebration Scheduled for April 13-15
• Gingrich to visit Ellisville; Santorum may stop in Hub
• Senate OKs measure to send BP fine money to Coast
• Opposition heard loud and clear
• Crime Report
• Water notice lifted for North Lamar
• PRCC offers free GED classes
• Man charged for break-ins, burglary
• Royalty announced for Irish-Italian Festival Parade
• Renovations planned at mall
• Donation to help youth center
• Abortion groups plan ballot initiative
• School of Library and Information Science Launches Online Journal
• Art Professor’s Work Featured at National Juried Exhibition
• Atkins-Sayre Receives Outstanding Alumni Award from Alma Mater
• Southern Miss Honors Supporters with Naming of Foods Lab
• School board member pleads no contest to driving charges
• Military jobs may be cut in new plan
• Bald eagle death being investigated
• Bill could expand liquor-by-glass
• DuBard School celebrates 50 years
• Crime Report
• Traffic stops lead to drug arrests
• Vendors sought for Okatoma Fest
• Legislators mull agency advertising proposal
• Shred Days event planned Saturday
• House OKs judicial pay raises
• Firefighters work to extinguish crude oil fire in Jefferson Davis Co.
• Court offers deal on unpaid fines
• 2 Pine Belt students to compete in international science fair
• Social Work, City of Long Beach Proclaim March as Professional Social Work Month
• Southern Miss' Eustachy Named Conference USA Coach of the Year
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast News Briefs
• School of Music Pianist to Perform Selections from new CD on March 20
• Southern Miss HEADWAE Winners Masters, Wiest Honored at State Capitol
• Southern Miss Nursing Faculty Members Earn Publishing Award
• Southern Miss Violinist Places Fourth at Prestigious Sphinx Competition
• Monitor selected for juvenile facility
• Abortion, immigration bills survive committees
• Zoo hours longer for spring break
• Youth center to host Bike-a-thon
• Viking Sewing to hold free classes
• Trial set for suspect in sheriff's death
• Push made for domestic drilling
• Petal board OKs zoning amendment
• Crime Report
• Board changes wellness policy
• A glance at bills in the Mississippi Legislature
• Drilling foes ask Jackson County officials to join in
• DuBard School Hosts 50th Anniversary Gala
• Psychology Professor Wins Fundraiser Contest, Dresses Like Freud for a Day
• 26th Annual Ezra Jack Keats Book Awards Winners Announced
• Council to rethink nightclub ordinance
• Voters won't have to show ID for primaries
• Woman indicted for 2010 DUI death
• USM campaign within $1M of goal
• Marx: Parkway needs lights
• Man convicted for robbing bank
• Lamar Co. traffic plan set to proceed
• GOP candidates to campaign in state
• Funds sought for USS Mississippi
• 125 Lamar Co. teachers receive dyslexia training
• Crime Report
• Southern Miss Area Health Education Center to participate in veterans project
• Alumnus to Conduct U.S. Army Field Band in Hattiesburg Campus Concert
• IHL Administrators to Meet at Southern Miss for Software Demonstration
• CATCHING UP WITH RUSTY ANDERSON
• Submarine to be named after state
• Sumrall boy loses battle with cancer
• Study: Federal sentences for similar crimes still vary widely
• Sales, marketing group to meet
• Some schools can't cover cut
• Primary 1st re-election test for US Rep. Palazzo
• Post office to be dedicated to soldier
• Paper: Mayor tried to double bill tab
• Crime Report
• Mobile home fire victim identified
• Medical clinic under construction
• Fix it
• Pine Belt sees storm damage
• 'Fighting Cystic Fibrosis'
• Bassfield family challenging school transfer rule
• Goldstein lecture set for Monday
• Shopping project announced
• Luncheon to aid local groups
• Romney wins Wash. state GOP caucuses
• Crime report
• Commission to test equipment
• Young kidney transplant recipient 'doing great'
• Rules for nightclubs: Toughest in the state?
• LCSD gets opinion on residency issue
• BP oil spill settlement clears way for company's comeback
• Lumberton schools present Black History Month program
• Government meetings
• USM professor of audiology wins award
• Trinity Episcopal to host 2 events
• Shelby chosen as site for new flight center
• Family of 3 killed
• BP, plaintiffs reach Gulf oil spill settlement
• Vinyl, comics hot items at Swap Thing
• Wicker: Highway money key
• Then&Now
• Crime Report
• Appeals court upholds Katrina flood ruling
• Trial set in stolen explosives case
• Toddler dies after being hit by car
• Man facing more burglary charges
• Sports Challenge, walk not rained out
• NCS4 to Facilitate Weather Planning Workshop
• NCS4 to Facilitate Weather Planning Workshop
• NCS4 to Facilitate Weather Planning Workshop in Jackson
• Southern Miss Team Captures 2012 Scholars Bowl, Golden Eagle Trophy
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast to Host 2012 Evaluation Week Presented by ROI Institute
• Curious George Exhibition Preview Party Today at Mississippi Museum of Art
• Southern Miss’ Deveneau Finalist for Truman Scholarship
• FCAHS, Pontotoc to face off
• Changes made to Delta service at airport
• Woman pleads guilty to fraud
• Bryant: Schools should contribute extra funds
• Critics decry legal rights for unborn
• Woman, 92, gets chance to skate again
• Crime Report
• School board seeks more info on trail
• Join us for the March for Babies
• Zoo Spring Break hours announced
• VA workshop to be held March 15
• USO fundraiser set for today
• Trinity Lenten program is Sunday
• Oil spill fraud may result in prison
• High court sets execution dates
• C-SPAN Broadcast of Southern Miss History Class Lecture set for March 3-4
• Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps to Perform at Southern Miss
• Southern Miss Area Health Education Center to Participate in Veterans Project
• Charter school bill narrowly passes House
• MHSAA: Take hazing case up
• A STAGE FOR THE ARTS
• Action delayed on dereg bill
• Soldiers part of measuring process for uniforms, equipment
• USM health forum set for today
• Officials probing burglary at Thames
• Man sentenced for sexual battery
• LRMA to hold spring break fest
• Crime Report
• $1 million bond set in shooting
• Auburn University Official Visits Southern Miss Campus
• Southern Miss Speech and Hearing Science Professor Wins Award
• Southern Miss Student Places Third in Paralegal Essay Contest
• Catholic Student Association Established at Gulf Park Campus
• WLPI to Host Complimentary Breakfast with Human Capital Expert
• Romney sweeps to double GOP primary victory
• Teen's good deed leads to $23K for family
• Parents want judge to let son play ball
• Bank robbery suspect arrested
• Correction
• United Way surveys delayed
• Crime Report
• PSC levies $125K fines, settlements
• Man dies in Rankin County shooting
• Gonzalez to lead all-state orchestra
• Community asked to help fight cystic fibrosis
• Hammond Celebrity Referee for Cystic Fibrosis Challenge, Great Strides Walk
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Civic Chorale to Present Music of Mack Wilberg
• Bank robbery suspect still at large
• Proposed House bill could affect PSC authority
• US: Afghanistan turmoil won't change war plan
• Weekend hospital fire ruled an arson
• The Miracles will perform at Carey
• WCU to hold young writers event
• Powers man dies from burn injuries
• Meetings to be held today on museum
• Man faces capital murder charge
• Hattiesburg swears in new police officers
• Crime Report
• BP, plaintiffs focus on Gulf oil spill settlement
• Amnesty Thursdays OK'd by Petal board
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast News Briefs
• Southern Miss CIO Leads Regional, State Science and Engineering Fairs
• Southern Miss Student to Present Research Poster on Capitol Hill This Spring
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• Spencer wins for 'The Help' at the Oscars
• Lumberton hospital fire raises questions
• 4 killed in wreck
• USM dorm project taking shape
• Crime Report
• Nominees sought for sales, marketing awards
• Lamar K-9 unit takes top honors
• Football, trials and quantum physics
• Army IDs remains of last missing soldier in Iraq
• Wreck sends 2 to hospital
• Trial set in looted insurers suit
• Sumrall teacher joins panel
• Officials: Economic outlook is bright
• Judges, lawmakers make push for re-entry programs for felons
• HPSD lists objectives to measure performance
• Hammond will be celebrity referee
• Hattiesburg's Inn on the Hill now the Executive Inn Motel
• Eight candidates running for US Senate seat
• Crime report
• Democrats to hold convention
• Lumberton native tackles cemetery project
• Blood drive, horse show planned in Laurel
• Mount Zion played host to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Karen Irby files suit against late ex-husband's family
• Innocence Project eyes assault case
• Ala. girl's short life full of turmoil before death
• Crime report
• Work centers earn high marks
• Man sentenced for child porn
• Colleges target of credit card scam
• 5 indicted for stealing ordnance
• Troopers claim racial discrimination in discipline
• Soccer tournament to give area economy a kick
• 6 indicted on unemployment fraud charges
• Immigration bill passes committee
• $7.3M awarded in Toyota crash suit
• Details released in shooting
• Southern Miss Film Department to Screen “Ballast” in Ocean Springs Feb. 27
• Health Forum Series Begins with Disease Prevention and Wellness Promotion
• USO-style fundraiser to kick-off Red Cross Month celebration
• Paying for roads vexes experts
• Petal looks to ease building rules
• Jones: Education starts at home
• Crime Report
• Crash was one of deadliest in years for Marines
• 3 PCS students named National Merit Finalists
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• Goodbye, Hattiesburg postmark
• 2 juveniles charged with armed robbery
• Honors Forum, Friends of University Libraries to host author of 'The Healing'
• Correction
• Medieval Stained Glass, Architecture Subjects of Feb. 27 Science Café Program
• NCS4 Announces Media Sponsors for Annual Conference
• Honors Forum, Friends of University Libraries to Host Author of “The Healing”
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast News Briefs
• Southern Miss College of Business Sponsoring Ethics Week March 5-8
• Mississippi Region I Science and Engineering Fair held at Southern Miss
• CURBSIDE RECYCLING
• Candidates spar on hot issues at Arizona debate
• Woman caught in crossfire killed
• USM professor co-authors book
• WMAH Radio to be off air today
• Sex ed concerns voiced at forum
• Push made to make Mississippi workplaces smoke free
• HPD looking for tips on robbery
• Crime Report
• Emotional maturity a key issue for HPSD
• Cheerleader clinic set for Saturday
• Southern Miss to bring "Rumors" to the stage beginning Feb. 24
• Southern Miss Participates in National Therapeutic Recreation Month
• Eagle Dining Hosts Daily Grind Grand Opening at Gulf Park Campus
• Venue changed for nightclub meeting
• Supreme Court won't hear appeal
• State to receive oil spill funds
• Holder: Housing project planned
• Crime Report
• Execution dates sought for inmates
• Entries needed for Irish-Italian parade
• Bush twins to visit Hub City
• Bacchus' 1st year at HPSD full of change
• OGHS student is Prudential finalist
• Native to clerk for federal court
• JSU chapter to hold program
• HCLO's auditions set for March 5
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast SGA to Host Mississippi Black History Lecture Feb. 22
• Southern Miss Employees Chosen for Leadership Positions in local ASTD Group
• Southern Miss School of Music to Present Musical Dramas Feb. 28, March 1
• College of Business Building Campaign Receives Significant Boost
• Southern Baptist panel suggests add-on to name
• Oil jumps to 9-month high after Iran cuts supply
• OGHS trainer wins state award
• Meeting set for public to discuss bar concerns
• JCJC to host Black History program
• Laurel sees jump in sales tax diversions
• JCJC selects 'Next Top Model,' honors future fashionistas
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• Hunt Club could see changes
• Hospice memorial service is March 3
• Crime Report
• HHDA to hold monthly meeting
• Event focuses on Jewish life in Hub
• Curious George invades Hub City
• Southern Miss Athletic Director Search Committee Begins Work
• Southern Miss Institute Helps Change Lives of People with Disabilities
• AOP Presents Mega Garage Sale Proceeds to United Way
• Operating costs cut by $8M for Ed. Dept.
• Lumberton designer outfits Mardi Gras krewes
• Fix it
• Police probe theft of utility trailers
• Lamar teachers receive honors
• Nutrition director takes job with MDE
• Hub City native's documentary to air on PBS in March
• Crime Report
• Closings
• Heavy rains wreak havoc on area roads
• Tour highlights African-American history
• Government Meetings
• Crime Report
• Whatever happened to: Woodley continues teaching approach
• Whitney Houston's voice soars at N.J. hometown funeral
• Economic council to host banquet
• Pints for Paws to benefit shelter
• Holiday closings for Presidents Day
• Firefighters awarded $551K
• Board addresses 16th Section issue
• Forrest County Dems caucus
• Mobile Street heyday
• Holiday closings
• USM graduate makes debut Sunday on CBS' 'The Amazing Race'
• Traditional Lenten concert series to be held at Trinity Feb. 28
• Laurel native to sign new book
• Defense secretary visits Barksdale Air Force Base
• Crime report
• Armed robbery suspect arrested
• 3 charged for school burglary
• Coming Sunday
• Former Hattiesburg High gym had 'longest court in country'
• Terror suspect arrested near Capitol in FBI sting
• Jackson paper hires executive editor
• BP partner to pay $90M for spill
• Deal trims jobless benefits to 73 weeks
• 3,600 fans attend baseball season opener
• Southern Quarterly Edition Honors Black History Month
• Southern Miss Graduate to Appear on CBS’ “The Amazing Race” Feb. 19
• Southern Miss Spring Poetry Reading Series Presentation set for Feb. 29
• Southern Miss’ LeDuff Chosen IHL Black History Month Educator of Year
• Libraries see more traffic in 2011
• Woman reunites with father after nearly three decades
• The key to a lot of things is to communicate
• Purple Parrot earns AAA award
• Crime Report
• Disclosure promotes liability in government
• Board seeks vendor law change
• Toyota dealership buys land on U.S. 98
• State school offers children's services
• Republican group to meet Feb. 21
• PRCC offers free GED classes
• Newpointe Art Walk is March 3
• March for Babies set for May 5
• Kiwanis Club pancake breakfast set for Saturday
• Crime Report
• Defiant Iran claims major steps in nuclear fuel
• Cost of Miss. documents can include research fee
• Cancer Resource Center celebrates its one year
• McComb native to host artist workshop, exhibit
• Man charged with sexual battery
• Man charged with meth manufacture
• Luncheon honors Pine Belt first responders
• Caucuses to be held Saturday
• Southern Miss Audience Gives Thumbs-Up to 'Dancing with the Deans'
• Collins zoo owners, MDWFP wait for court to appoint judge
• USM dean speaks at PRCC's Black History Month event
• Veterans facing major obstacles
• Sheriff: Woman detained by mistake
• Self-defense class offered by AOP
• Preparing students for success
• Police looking for burglary suspect
• PRCC offers free GED classes
• Crime Report
• Fillingane measure opposes abortion
• Armed robbery suspect sought
• Ex-clerk indicted for embezzlement
• Carey to hold registration
• Annual band clinic set for weekend
• Day of Dance aiming to get Pine Belt moving toward better health
• Southern Miss AOP Chapter Sponsoring Self-Defense Class
• Office of Provost Names Faculty Recipients of Research Support, Honors
• Mother/Nature Conference Scheduled for March 16-17
• Southern Miss to Establish Native American Residential Communities
• Tentative deal reached in lawsuit over illegal workers
• PRCC to hold Black History program
• StenniSphere museum to close
• Out-of-town crime can be hard to track in Miss.
• Legion commander to visit Hub City
• Mardi Pardi set for weekend
• Crime Report
• General Electric to hire 5,000 veterans over next 5 years
• Man charged in 3 burglaries
• Cystic Fibrosis Walk is March 3
• Clergy breakfast set for Thursday
• Love Stories
• Body discovered at mobile home fire
• C-USA to join with Mountain West teams
• Southern Miss Among Universities Planning to Form New Athletic Conference
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Scheduled for February 23 in Vicksburg
• The ins and outs of copiers and toners
• Schools merger up for vote
• Obama's budget going to Congress
• Optimist Park upgrades under way
• Crime Report
• Council at odds over streets
• Adele, Foo Fighters win big at Grammys; Houston's life remembered
• Fix it
• Crime Report
• Students take part in tournament
• Ribbon-cutting set for ball field
• Mardi Gras parade planned Feb. 20
• Workshop looks at adoption process
• New school set to open in January
• Change to beer law sought
• Whatever happened to: Access road in works for Chain Park
• Pearl River County creamery finds faithful following
• Government Meetings
• Sears Retirees Club plans breakfast
• Library Friends an active group
• Church is still going strong 100 years after opening
• United Way kicks off annual house raffle
• Bond set for man who allegedly fired shots in club parking lot
• Settlement reached over foreclosure abuses, fraud
• Cystic Fibrosis Walk is March 3
• Crime report
• Clinic to offer pet vaccines
• Boil-water notice issued for 40
• Association to host K-9 trials event
• Rodeo fans buckle up for Dixie National
• Coming Sunday
• Lawmakers' spending power at risk?
• Petal looks to loosen building regulations
• Park service, casinos question offshore drilling
• British Studies Has Educational, Economic Impact for Students, Region
• “Dancing with the Deans” Kicks Off Campaign for Southern Miss Feb. 14
• Mardi Gras madness at Caerus parade
• High court hears pardon case
• Crime report
• ID theft suspects plead guilty
• Lawmaker: 'Gulf of America' bill a joke
• 2 HPSD schools burglarized
• Miss Leaf River Valley to hold rally
• AKA to celebrate Founders' Day
• School district art show is Feb. 20-23
• Deadline set for poster contest
• LHS Select Choir performs Sunday
• Civil rights focus of section
• Bill limiting AG's power dies for breaking rules
• County closes book on shelter
• Lecture Series in Higher Education Kicks Off Friday, Feb. 10
• USM faculty senate seeks 'more of a voice'
• Miss. man executed for 1995 robbery spree killings
• High stakes in Barbour pardons showdown
• Laissez les bons temps rouler, Hattiesburg!
• Disaster victims may get a break
• Gulf Coast lawmakers push for oil spill fine money
• Reward offered for church vandal tips
• Nutrition official moves to new job
• MDOC escapee back in custody in La.
• Crime Report
• GED test fee increased to $75
• City wraps up water project
• Bond set for bomb threat suspect
• Access to Hattiesburg Campus Limited Thursday Afternoon due to Mardi Gras Parade
• Southern Miss Symphony Season Fills February with Eye-Catching Concerts
• Southern Miss Students, Faculty to Attend Startup Weekend Jackson Feb. 10-12
• JCJC student arrested for making bomb threat
• Officials to hear bar law concerns
• Burnett has big plans for his second four-year term
• Mardi Gras Parade set for Thursday
• Woman arrested on drug charges
• Petal aldermen vote to change street name
• Panel OKs bill to cut AG power
• Deadline set for essay contest
• Defendants: Man waited too long to file lawsuit
• Clinic offering free pet vaccines
• Local Artists, Vendors Invited to Join Southern Miss Jazz and Blues Festival April 7
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Library to Host African-American Genealogy Workshop
• Professor’s Research on East Pearl River’s Post-Katrina Water Quality Published
• Black History Month Essay Contest Entry Deadline Feb. 17
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Set for February 22 in Nathcez
• Zoo owners seek review of court order
• July trial date set for 1979 rape, murder
• Council to vote on HFD, Camp Shelby aid agreement
• USM senior observes justice system abroad
• School board elects new president
• Suspect arrested in fence theft
• Petal man, 2 others face drug charges
• Mayor proclaims today National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
• Lamar Co. board takes last step for courthouse
• Crime Report
• Arson suspected in house fire
• Hattiesburg’s First Mardi Gras Parade to begin on Southern Miss Campus
• Upcoming LEC Conference to Offer Celebration of Teaching Collaboration
• Professor Co-Authors Book Focusing on Girls and Young Women in Athletics
• Tree giveaway set for Friday
• Student chosen as an ambassador
• Ribbon cutting set for new ball field
• PINK group empowers students
• Democrats to hold precinct caucuses
• Dozens of dogs missing from area
• Fix it
• Cashing in on sales tax diversions
• Mississippi presidential giving favors Republicans
• HPSD to discuss sex education
• Crime Report
• Sampling set to begin at wells near Hercules
• Cellphone ban faces opposition
• Whatever happened to: Suspects sentenced in police department burglary
• Science standards given 'C'
• Crime report
• Government meetings
• Valentine's Day stories sought
• USM professor publishes 10th edition of book
• Mia Ministries plans open house
• Educators can apply for institute
• Black History Bowl set for Feb. 18, 25
• Officials: Law must be enforceable
• Lumberton man collects arrowheads
• Busy February in Jones Co.
• Vote on night spot ordinance delayed
• Speaker: Give kids early advice on careers
• Hospital has 'Super' supporter
• 5,300 soldiers to pass through Camp Shelby
• Valentine's Day stories sought
• Man charged with false pretense
• Killer of Florida girl found in landfill gets life in prison
• Bryant appoints man to safety post
• 4th arrest made after explosion
• Crime report
• Clinic offering free pet vaccines
• Miss. inmate asks courts to stop execution
• USO club opened in 1942 - now Military History Museum
• Kolin Publishes 10th Edition of Business/Technical Writing Textbook
• State Lawmakers Visit DuBard School
• Super Bowl stories, ads - it's all online
• Petal plans Black History Month program
• HHDA touts investment in downtown
• Ex-FCAHS band director sentenced
• Dr. Cotten remembered as a 'one of a kind' man
• 3 men charged in 2010 slaying
• Crime Report
• Carey to use space at USM for research
• Seashore Experience Scheduled for Feb. 10-11 to Focus on Marine Debris
• WLPI Case Study Receives First Place Award from ROI Institute
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Library Offering Free Community Workshops in February
• United Way of Southeast Mississippi News - February 2012
• USM snaps 18-game losing streak to Memphis
• Detention center case gets reopened
• Magee gravesite to get headstone
• Man killed on Interstate 10
• Pageant queen headed to Hub City
• Library offers Tax-Aide to seniors
• Learning about people with disabilities
• Feds arrest 3 in bomb case
• City settles lawsuit for $55K
• Chancellor named EMA director
• Crime Report
• USM No. 43 on 'popular' list
• USM weighing what to do with tablets
• Spay & Neuter Clinic relocating to Hardy St.
• Mann on Mars?
• Man gets 12 years for spice charges
• Keep up with today's USM news online
• Crime Report
• Board president resigns from post
• 2 sought in armed robbery
• Correction
• Volunteers needed for invitational
• Flynn to hold cooking classes
• Dream Wedding Giveaway kicks off
• Live Oak Writing Project to Host Writing, Science Workshop for Teachers
• Southern Miss’ Beck Honored with Long Beach Historical Society Award
• Southern Miss Ranked Among Nation’s Most Popular Universities
• Suspects sought for theft of fence
• Shooting at traffic stop case settled
• Settlement claim deadline nears
• Report: Black areas need better, cheaper Internet
• School board president arrested
• No letup on Gingrich by Romney before Florida vote
• Miss. AG: Pardoned killer found in Wyoming
• Lagoon upgrade aims to deal with odor
• HHS construction project nears completion
• Crime Report
• Man arrested after attack on woman
• Auto burglaries up in city
• DuBard School at Southern Miss Receives $6,000 AT&T Grant
• Southern Miss Schedules Black History Month Events
• College of Business Faculty Member Ernest King Dies
• Annual Southern Miss Coca-Cola Classic Rodeo Scheduled for Feb. 16-17
• Spill highlights delicate coast
• Small business owner hosts expo
• Rerouting OGLE traffic
• PRCC to host show choir contest
• National Geographic to place giant, interactive map at Miss. museum
• My missed abduction opportunity
• Lamar Tech Center plans open house
• Homebuyer's class is Feb. 11
• History of logging to be discussed
• Crime Report
• Gingrich's time short to close gap in Fla.
• Future of Ellisville State School uncertain
• Free GED classes available in area
• Club fundraiser set for Feb. 18
• Government meetings
• Crime report
• Jones Co. firefighters battle 2 blazes
• Focus put on women, health
• Whatever happened to: Deadline approaches for Mardi Gras parade
• Relay for Life kickoff event set
• Program honors senior volunteers
• VFD contains fire, saves house
• Crime Stoppers honors HPD
• Elect or appoint? School board debate makes way to Legislature
• Most with HIV in Miss. do not get treatment
• Polk wants conditions on welfare benefits
• Desk and Derrick scholarship applications due Wednesday
• Strings making music for more than a decade
• Drug court graduates celebrate 2nd chance
• Court addresses the special needs of vets
• Crime report
• Officials seek help finding suspect
• Judge to decide on bystander case
• Fraternity to mark Founders Day
• Financial Freedom workshop available
• Social media meeting brings enthusiasts together
• Petal gets $25K for park project
• Report: USM is one of the top 50 football campuses in the nation
• Push made for Forrest leash law
• Autopsy shows suicide in inmate death
• Gov. salutes the work of Christian association
• McComb teenager hopes to reunite with pardoned dad
• Fish Medicine Focus of Spring Semester Science Café Opener
• Southern Miss Ranked Among Best College Football Campuses
• Optimistic Economic Forecast Highlights Southern Miss Forum
• Southern Miss Center Receives U.S. Department of Transportation Designation
• Renovated Marsh Hall Auditorium Welcomes Dutch Acapella Group
• Willis resigns from position at Southern Miss
• USM booster, businessman Roberts dies
• Pentagon outlines plan for defense cuts
• Petal maps out '12 paving projects
• Crime Report
• Benefit planned for wreck victims
• Economists see bright future
• 26 take oath of citizenship
• Don McKinnon leaving 'some big shoes to fill'
• Miss. lawmakers working to expand charter schools
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast to Host Lecture, “How to Break a Terrorist”
• Southern Miss Administrator to Serve as Academic Team Judge
• National Center for Sports Security and Safety to Hold Training Exercise
• Center for Writers Graduates' Recent Work Published, Honored
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Scheduled for Feb. 11 in Jackson
• Miss. jobless rate dips to 10.4 percent in December
• Museum breaks ground on new wing
• Zoo animals seized; permit issues cited
• Students realize pageant dreams with Miss Tiger Universe
• Officials warn about scam artists
• Crime Report
• AP: Files on pardoned killers are missing
• Man found guilty on spice charges
• Lamar taking on less debt for project
• Foley Products comes to state
• Hall of Fame nominees sought
• Saga of the SHS Cubs: The Old Guys Re-Enter the Game
• Southern Miss Voice Student to Hold Benefit Recital Jan. 29 in Hattiesburg
• Sheriff: MP could face charges
• Bryant delivers first State of the State
• Victim's cause of death released
• USM still eyeing budget model
• Man sought in Oak Grove rape
• Mental evaluation ordered for suspect
• JCJC to host economics event
• Crime Report
• Columbia restaurateur opens cafe in Hub City
• Appeals Court OKs conviction
• Sheffer Awarded NATPE Fellowship
• Wife charged in soldier shooting
• Judge delays decision on pardoned inmates
• Senator pushes charter school bill
• Lawmakers seek Obama's support on coast restoration bill
• Woman to face hit-and-run charge
• Testing help for students working
• Hattiesburg native dies in plane crash
• New businesses bring 40 new jobs
• Museum to honor Vietnam vets for Black History Month
• Crime Report
• 158th Infantry Brigade holds Change of Responsibility Ceremony
• Casinos win more in December
• Willis to Transition from Vice President to role with USM Foundation
• Be S.M.A.R.T. about Setting Resolutions
• Southern Miss Health Educators Work to Reverse State’s Failing Grade
• Median cables get national award
• WCU announces spring registration
• Woman charged in DUI death
• Crime Report
• Health budget cuts feared
• Grant to reduce spay/neuter costs
• 500 attend annual American Bridal Show
• Fix it
• USM plans to build perimeter fences
• HPD looks to boost ranks with academy
• Repeat offenders: Inmates freed early, back behind bars
• Gingrich's win forces GOP into grueling debate
• Whatever happened to: Big Bay insurance money distributed
• Search ongoing for Shelby shooter
• Woman charged with arson, fraud
• Technical Center plans open house
• Deadline set for grazing assistance
• Concert Band performance set
• Celebrity rooster back in town
• Bryant cutting costs in office
• Crime Report
• Government Meetings
• Meet Lumberton Library's branch manager
• Children's author to visit Ellisville Library
• 'Red Tails' captures interest of area residents
• Rescued Louisiana bear killed in Mississippi
• Coming Sunday
• After protest, Congress shelves movie piracy bill
• Vague advice imperils pardons
• Lawrence County pair sentenced for roles in death
• LRMA to hold ground-breaking
• Police seek robbery suspect
• Volunteers needed for event
• Crime report
• Group to meet on hunger issues
• Legendary blues singer Etta James dies in hospital at 73
• McLeod-Rogers house dates back to late 1890s
• Miss. House committee chairs named by speaker
• Murder suspects plead not guilty
• School of Music Releases Spring 2012 Performance Schedule
• Southern Miss Instructor Featured Guest on NPR Program Today
• Families: Cemetery vandalism 'sickening'
• Fourth Greene Co. student dies
• Lamar applying for health grant
• New search features launched on mobile site
• Crime Report
• HPSD students put science knowledge on display
• 8 competing in Miss Tiger pageant
• Counseling Psychology Students Excel Annually on National Counselor Exam
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast to Present Traveling Exhibition “The Labat Project”
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Set for February 4 in Columbus
• Southern Miss Administrator Captures Service-Learning Award
• USM gets $4M gift for new nursing building
• Hospitals won't try to kill Medicaid tax
• Appeals court hears Miss. girl's rape case
• 3 Greene Co. students killed
• OGHS Drama Dept. wins state title
• PRCC symposium deadline extended
• Man charged with drug possession
• Crime Report
• HHS to hold Miss Tiger pageant
• Company's selection called into question
• Drug education workshop today
• 4 sentenced in drug case
• Southern Miss Students Participate in MLK Jr. Day of Service Project
• Costa Concordia Incident Highlights Importance of Hydrographic Science
• Gender Roles, Race Attitudes Focus of Professor’s Book on Vietnam War Era
• Southern Miss Announces Campaign to Construct New Nursing Building
• WCU welcomes exhibit celebrating the King James Bible
• Woman injured during storms
• Stuart Irby found dead Tuesday
• Student hit by car after exiting bus
• Residents urged to 'Buy USA First'
• Petal officials propose tap fee increase
• Crime Report
• HPD investigates armed robbery
• Zoo gearing up to unveil new attractions
• Scuba diver finds Hub City native's antique ring
• Spring 2012 Semester Underway at Southern Miss
• College of Arts and Letters Introduces Spring Poetry Reading Series
• National Center for Spectator Sports Readies for 2012 Conference
• Prayer, doing for others themes of MLK breakfast
• Forestry group, officials meet
• City to hold Black History program
• Show choirs plan dinner theater
• Prayer breakfast is Thursday
• Education event set for today
• Authorities: 1 dies in plane crash
• Rivals assail front-runner Romney in GOP debate
• Crime report
• Radio station's legacy honored
• FIX IT: Potholes on West Hospital Road in Hattiesburg
• HPSD alters field trip process
• Bowen: Records should be put online
• 'The Artist' makes loud noise at Golden Globes
• Event spotlights women's health
• Crime Report
• Too hot, too cold, just right
• Bryant to change trusty system
• Grants are windfall for Lamar cities
• Homicides up; other crime down
• Government Meetings
• Crime Reports
• Whatever happened to: Work under way on hospital
• Educators lose licenses
• Officials get details on new test
• Ball has deep roots at bank, in Lumberton
• Students to give back on holiday
• Girl Scouts gearing up for cookie sale
• Economic outlook topic of forum
• Area holiday closings posted
• Crime report
• Transient vendor limits set for vote
• MLK prayer breakfast planned
• Help available for filing tax returns
• Black History Month event set
• Area holiday closings posted
• Bryant spends $6.3 million in Miss. governor race
• Justice Department opposes spill lawyer fees
• Man struck by train dies
• Barbour 'at peace' with his pardons
• Lamar County crime: Murders up, rapes down
• Fields fill up for Mississippi congressional races
• Commitment Signed between NCS4, South Korea’s Daebal University
• Another Exciting Season of Theatre and Dance Planned at Southern Miss
• Worker charged with embezzling
• Woman detained by mistake files suit
• HFD promotes 6
• Missing teenager Holloway declared dead
• Slumping on resolutions? Don't do it alone
• Petal eyes changes to water bill policy
• Correction
• Lawyer: Scott sisters seek pardon
• New trial date set for police captain
• Man arrested on arson charges
• Crime Report
• Body found; foul play not suspected
• Collins man faces sex crime charge
• Southern Miss Student Featured on Phi Kappa Phi Study Abroad Solicitation
• Southern Miss Students Prepare for Annual Day of Service on MLK Holiday
• Old Hattiesburg High School project on hold
• Study: 75 percent of non-white voters against voter ID
• Judge blocks Barbour pardons
• Hub City home sales down in 2011
• USM's smoking ban starts Tuesday
• Tougaloo looking for local alumni
• USDA official: No job losses
• Telemarketer fined $30K by PSC
• Raffle winner gets trip to Super Bowl
• PSC approves fuel cost rate change
• Hub City surgeon: Too many barriers to patient care
• Hospital cleanup may begin in spring
• Former prosecutor Dantin dead at 82
• Collins named adjutant general
• Clinic offers pet transportation
• University Police to campus: Be on Guard Against Solicitation Scams
• Enforcement of Southern Miss' New Smoking Policy Takes Effect Jan. 17
• IMPACT Southern Miss Economic Forum Set for Jan. 26 at Trent Lott Center
• Supreme Court debates TV guidelines
• Sacred Heart student selected as ambassador
• Romney sweeps NH to cement top status
• Probe ongoing in Hub City shooting
• Police arrest 2nd robbery suspect
• PRCC Wellness Center to see upgrades with $286K grant
• Man charged for shooting into home
• Crime Report
• Lamar officials get pay boost
• Bryant sworn in as state's 64th governor
• Christian Services to give away food
• Barbour pardons nearly 200
• American Bridal Show is Jan. 22
• Renowned Entertainer, Writer Mack Dryden to Speak to Southern Miss Students
• Today is deadline for pageant
• Petal Police Department makes upgrades to building
• Crime Report
• Firefighters reach out to injured colleague
• 4 convicted killers pardoned
• Sumrall center named after late community leader
• Stennis announces 2nd jet test stand
• Schools raise cash for United Way
• Obama links candidates to congressional GOP
• School board moves meetings
• Bryant to become governor today
• Crime Report
• Fix It
• Second accident victim dies
• Arizona congresswoman marks anniversary of shooting
• City wins 'Night Out' accolades
• BCS battle has high interest in Pine Belt
• Baby trees being given away
• Carey spring registration set
• MLK program to be held Jan. 15
• Library Family Fun Friday is Jan. 13
• 1 killed in RV wreck on I-59
• Lumberton resident celebrates 90th birthday
• Protecting assets focus of workshop
• Relay for Life kickoffs planned
• Democrats plan training workshop
• Whatever happened to: Trial set for 4 suspects in stabbing
• Will's Way helping families, schools
• School leaders set sights on budget
• Palazzo seeks 2nd term; challengers eye seat
• Crime Report
• Man shot, faces drug charges
• HPD: Stabbing case not a felony
• Free GED classes available in area
• Saenger: A movie theater masterpiece
• From Hollywood to Hattiesburg: Screenwriter tackles role of teacher at USM
• US redefines rape; adds men, others as victims
• Debate: Should Katrina levee sites be named historic places?
• USM's Nail: Economy to improve in '12
• Obama administration defends health care overhaul in court
• Partisan mix to lead Senate committees
• Judge gives McAllister, Nissan more time in suit
• Health fair, parade planned in Laurel
• Crime report
• Coming Sunday
• Appeals Judge Fair takes oath
• Southern Miss Graduate Student Receives API Scholarship
• Southern Miss Professor Leads Research with Undergraduate Students’ Support
• Sales tax diversions: Sumrall, Laurel see big gains
• Check Twitter, Facebook permissions
• Dem wants to oust Palazzo
• The King is back: 'Elvis' returns to alma mater
• Crime Report
• Pride of Mississippi Band to perform in Bryant Inauguration Parade
• Southern Miss College of Business Maintains International Accreditation
• Group: Juvenile program hurting
• Officials: UMC layoffs to save $12M
• City Council discusses rates for employee cellphones
• After Iowa, Romney now hopes to pull away in NH
• Man injured in 2-vehicle crash
• Lumberton Strings invited to Disney World
• Palazzo turns down pension
• Crime Report
• Democrats to meet Jan. 17
• Clay circuit court to hear appeal
• Board votes to close precinct
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Set for January 14 in Leland
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Spring Registration, Orientation Set for Jan. 11
• Sempra to buy Willmut Gas Co.
• Santorum, Romney lead in Iowa
• New leaders sworn in
• House, Senate convene session, elect leaders
• Lamar students return Thursday
• Seattle Drip shops close temporarily
• Sentencing set for former doctor in drug case
• Texas fugitive caught in Miss.
• Concert band to perform Jan. 29
• Charges upgraded in student death
• DREAM Inc. lines up 2012 goals
• 4 die in holiday weekend wrecks
• China Sport Venue Association, Southern Miss’ NCS4 Establish Relationship
• Official: SBA about more than lending
• Vendor issue may go to council
• Prosecutor protests release of inmate
• Crime Report
• JORT auditions set for Jan. 16-17
• 45 troops headed to Afghanistan
• AARP chapter to meet Jan. 24
• Cutting horse show set for weekend
• Buchanan: District on track
• Last day: 23 Iowa campaign stops combined
• Freeman's goals: pre-K, technology
• Budget, remapping top issues for 2012
• Obama: Economy up but not enough
• Official: Miss. faces school funds crisis
• Kepler 22b makes extrasolar discoveries
• Lamar County projects on track
• Gyms see post-holiday rush
• Crime Report
• 2012 Medicare debate is about the baby boomers
• Early education needs funds
• Business up at postal unit in Oak Grove
• Area holiday closings posted
• Staff pics for 2011: Stion, stolen statue, stench
• Top stories of 2011
• Government meetings
• Crime report
• Whatever happened to: No arrests reported in Nov. shooting
• Racers find home at Petal RC track
• Petal leaders ready for '12
• Busy month in Laurel
• Water issues aside, much to be thankful for in Lumberton
• Area holiday closings posted
• Winston plans to remain involved
• Pastor: Grandson broke burglary case
• Water safe to drink; alert lifted
• Parents held responsible for underage drinking
• Crime report
• 2 stores closing at Turtle Creek Mall
• FGH presents next 'Healthy Cooking'
• 10 charged with baited hunting
• Then&Now: Progress slow on old high school restoration
• Coming Sunday
• Deep Gulf drilling thrives after spill
• USM band to take part in inaugural parade
• McCoy ready to enjoy retirement
• Hub City leaders set goals for 2012
• Amendment aims to entice downtown investors
• Elections, resolutions will make 2012 colorful year
• Sheriff cars make switch to propane
• Sears to close 3 stores in Miss.
• Mississippi gets $1.4M health grant
• Main breaks; alert issued to boil water
• Hub City native doing what he loves at The Depot Coffeehouse
• Crime Report
• Doleac tapped for judicial post
• Davis Timber Co. Superfund Site
• City settles with man who claimed police abuse
• Charter school changes likely
• Boil-water alert issued, affects 100
• Holiday closings, church services announced
• Palazzo: Long-term solutions needed
• OSHA cites Huntington Ingalls on 50 violations
• Scout camp gets new buildings
• Crime Report
• Area holiday closings posted
• Slaying suspect's bond set at $350K
• Sheriff's office to host concert
• New leaders face low funds
• Church holding gumbo fundraiser
• 2 elderly brothers die in house fire
• Katrina victims struggle as FEMA seeks refunds
• Church burglary suspect arrested
• Auditor: USM has 3 weeks to gather tablets
• Burt prepares to leave Forrest County schools after 35 years
• Sewer line collapses
• Buckley joins staff at USM
• Woman accused of abandoning dogs
• Troop J getting 5 more troopers
• Rash of auto burglaries reported
• Suit moved back to Jones County
• MPB series sneak preview is Jan. 4
• Crime Report
• 3 teens injured in wreck Sunday
• Area holiday closings, church services posted
• Crime Report
• Trial date set in sheriff's killing
• Powerful painkiller has abuse experts worried
• Study: 'Dehumanized perception' spurs brutality
• Man sentenced in drug, bribery case
• Mother's bid to delay prison term fails
• Economy to pick up but still vulnerable
• Hank Lott: Make Miss. business friendly
• Head-on crash kills woman
• Business tackles 'green' cleaning
• Daylily society to hold seminar
• Airport still seeks new commercial carrier
• Miss. pastors, missionaries respond to needs in Haiti
• Hatten preparing for retirement
• City eyes grant for treatment facility
• Crime Report
• Students to partake in Petal program
• Area holiday closings posted
• After-school program growing
• Saunders touts USM partnerships
• Voter ID law faces scrutiny from feds
• Lyon family has 'beary' special holiday tradition
• Military duty separates Petal family at Christmas
• JSU alumni help Grace Christian students
• Military briefs
• Investigation stalled in City Hall break-in
• Grand jury may get priest case soon
• Government meetings
• Crime report
• Area holiday closings posted
• BancorpSouth bank manager retiring after 30 years
• Firefighters' toy drive benefits area families
• 'The Healing Tree' helps bring solace to Sumrall family
• Judges' remap of districts seems OK
• Holiday spirit felt throughout Pine Belt
• Vacant lot is all that remains of historic theater
• Crime Report
• Showdown in Hawaii: USM vs. Nevada
• Church Services
• DREAM to offer clergy seminar
• Wind vs. water case overturned
• S.C. voter ID law rejected by Justice Dept.
• Union home destroyed by fire
• Man charged with manslaughter
• Ugly, gaudy Christmas sweaters all the rage
• Area holiday closings posted
• Last-minute Santas flock to stores
• Lamar VFD chief arrested
• Boehner: House leaders accept Senate tax terms
• Austin, seniors to play final game in Hawaii
• Young Hollywood star returns to Friendly City
• Crime Report
• Holiday Closings
• Church Services
• Purvis VFD donates to charity
• Man charged with assaulting officer
• Man held on robbery charges
• 2 Lamar supervisors attend final meeting
• $1M bond set for shooting suspect
• USM players tour Pearl Harbor
• Retailers gear up for holidays with extra help
• Mardi Gras parade to roll through Hattiesburg in 2012
• Arrest made in Monday's shooting
• Crime Report
• NTSB issues report on 2010 plane crash
• Parcel purchases almost done for W. 4th project
• Miss. jobless rate dips in Nov.
• Barbour to return to lobbying firm
• Auditor named for probe of spill fund
• Sheriff: Woman shot near bridge
• Welcoming Coach Johnson
• Players look forward to meeting new coach
• US Postal Service experiences a busy week before the holidays
• Medical records stolen from UMMC
• Man faces manslaughter charge
• Crime Report
• Forrest Co. approves redistricting proposal
• Former Ole Miss official in hospital
• EMA director retiring Jan. 31
• Barbour defends drilling regulations
• City council tables nightclub ordinance
• PRCC spring registration set
• Music fundraising concert is Jan. 12
• DuBard School to hold symposium
• Ellis Johnson Returns to Southern Miss as Head Football Coach
• Southern Miss CCCE’s AmeriCorps Supports Holiday Outreach Project
• Jordan Receives 2011 Office Personnel Staff Excellence Award at Southern Miss
• Southern Miss Campus Offices to Close on Dec. 20, Reopen on Jan. 3
• A century of service: FCAHS celebrates 100th anniversary
• Crime Report
• Disney star to raise funds for charity
• Suspect arrested in double homicide
• 6 arrested on burglary charges
• Secretary of state fines funeral home
• Barbour hits lecture circuit Jan. 11
• Bi-Lo buys grocery chain
• 1 arrested, 1 sought in robbery
• Council to vote today on club ordinance
• HPD investigating shooting
• Source: Johnson to be named USM coach
• Hendley Named Grand Marshal For Southern Miss Coca-Cola Classic Rodeo
• DuBard School Symposium Scheduled for Feb. 2-3 at Southern Miss
• Forrest Co. judge retiring
• N.C. soldier was last American killed in Iraq
• Despite holiday, bars ready for 'game on'
• NYC police: Man set woman afire over debt
• N. Korean leader Kim dead at 69
• In fire ... or in ice?
• Crime report
• Toy distribution will continue today
• Response ordered in slaying lawsuit
• Justice to play music at Capitol
• Sentencing set in gun case
• Bridge going high-tech soon
• Fix it: Potholes need repairing near Ward's on 40th Avenue in Hattiesburg.
• Executive is rodeo grand marshal
• Shoppers plus budgets add up to holiday stress
• Horse blamed for mishaps on I-20
• 51 graduates join Highway Patrol
• Man charged in six-vehicle pileup
• Inmate walks away from jail
• Recycling bins set for arrival
• Civil rights groups fighting voter ID law
• Press' photo book draws national notice
• Cartoonist donates works to USM
• Cartlidge era winding down
• 220 cadets complete Youth Challenge
• Purple Heart recipient Bradford an ex-sharpshooter, chef
• Laurel library plans Christmas-themed 'Mother's Morning Out' events
• Celebration marks 236th birthday of Marine Corps
• Government Meetings
• Crime Report
• Bond set at $1M in homicide
• Teacher charged for touching child
• Trial delayed in eagle shooting
• Reward offered in dog abuse case
• Welcome to Main Street
• Man to plead guilty in meth case
• Marion County clerk retires
• Miss. man sentenced for threatening president
• Crime report
• Rowan students rewarded with bikes for achievements
• Congress flips dimmer switch on light bulb law
• Gayle Wicker tells grads to be prepared for success, failure
• Christmas makes early debut in Hub City
• BP settles with maker of failed blowout preventer
• 2 centuries after New Madrid quakes, what's next?
• Gayle Wicker Urges Graduates to Embrace Service, Pursue Goals
• Acclaimed Cartoonist Dunagin Donates Vast Collection to Southern Miss
• Southern Miss Doctoral Student to Perform with The Mississippi Chorus
• Toymaker puts art into his craft
• House OKs $662 billion defense bill
• Council votes on USA Yeast
• Take time to vote for your most memorable story of 2011
• Six schools get tornado-safe rooms
• Saenger to show holiday movies
• Man pleads guilty in cigarette case
• Retailers extend shopping hours
• Crime Report
• Chinese drywall case settled
• JCJC's Christmas show to air on TV
• Creative Marketing Students Learn Teamwork, Recycling Through Class Project
• Southern Miss Ranks Among Top 50 in Chemical Research and Development
• Sentencing date set for man
• The Bakery Building home to retail stores, offices
• Police arrest 2 on drug charges
• High school senior sets up Angel Tree to help pets
• Local man charged with murder
• Holiday to bump white goods pickup
• Crime Report
• Group: Freeze PERS increase
• Fair appointed to Court of Appeals
• 8 projects to lead gulf restoration
• Appreciation gala set for Saturday
• Clinic offers big dog discount
• Routine Hazardous Materials Removal to take place Monday, Dec. 19 on Hattiesburg campus
• Renovation Work on College Hall Moving Forward
• Keats Book Awards Move to de Grummond Collection at Southern Miss
• Wicker: Give chaplains choice
• US: Ban cellphone use while driving
• Services Thursday for Richard Jones
• Student killed Monday in crash
• Crime Report
• Homes needed for animals after shelter fire
• Emergency personnel buy gifts for children
• 'Voice of Golden Eagles' speaks to Kiwanis Club
• School of Music seeks funds for new pianos
• Police uncover dog fighting ring
• Man gets 25 years for sexual battery
• GOP pushes tax cut bill through House
• Holder: Protect civil rights in redistricting, voter ID
• More safety violations cited at Howard Industries
• Homeless kids at 'absurdly high number' in US
• School cafeterias serve more handmade dishes
• About 600 Hawaii Bowl 'Tickets for Troops' sold
• Museum to hold open house
• Man gets 6 years in bondage sex, burned body case
• Investigation of remains continue
• Crime Report
• Drug and DUI court graduates class of 20
• Bond revoked for shooting suspect
• Birthday Party for Jesus is Saturday
• Animal shelter to open thrift store
• Auditions set for LLT production
• Longtime Cartoonist Dunagin to Donate Collection to Southern Miss
• Visitors Center to hold open house
• Students pepper sprayed after fights
• Professor writes book about food, middle class
• Noriega returns to Panama two decades later
• Police probe 'paramilitary' group
• Hunting, fishing boost Miss. economy
• Heating aid to poor being cut in Northeast
• Crime Report
• Harlow's spending millions on renovation
• Christmas concert set for Dec. 16
• Bank employee pleads guilty
• Fix it
• Hattiesburg woman's death ruled homicide
• Gandy comes in over budget
• Woman gets 18 months for fraud
• Wesley Manor plans programs
• Students winners at reading fair
• Home for Holidays event a success
• Oak Grove, Laurel teachers honored
• Government Meetings
• Birthday Party for Jesus on Saturday
• Highway Patrol graduation set
• Sentencing set in drug case
• Trial date set for 3 murder suspects
• Bryant preparing for new role
• Zach Scruggs goes to federal court
• Teacher named to regional project
• Soldiers charged for recruiting fraud
• Humane Society seizes more than 100 dogs
• Crime report
• Sen. Wicker aide keeps job
• USM buildings remain unchanged
• Woman's death probed
• Group to choose new coach taking shape
• Man charged for second time with count of touching a child
• Jones remembered for service to community
• City water rates debate continues
• No one injured in school bus wreck
• Emerging Artists Exhibit opens today
• 10 new firefighters join the Hattiesburg ranks
• Ezra Jack Keats Book Awards Move to Southern Miss’ de Grummond Collection
• Governor-Elect Bryant Honored by Southern Miss Alumni Association
• Southern Miss' Austin Davis Named 2011 Burlsworth Trophy Winner
• Sen. Watson Visits DuBard School at Southern Miss
• Southern Miss Nutrition Students Score 100 Percent on Exam
• Online sites offer holiday activities
• Crime Report
• Lamar Co. project bids less than estimated
• 20 take oath of citizenship in Hattiesburg
• Palazzo chats with business leaders
• Giannini to stay with USM through coaching search
• Fedora to coach in bowl game before heading to UNC
• Coast lawmakers urge speedy approval of RESTORE Act
• Southern Miss Director of Athletics Richard Giannini Announces Retirement
• Fedora To Become New Head Football Coach at North Carolina
• Southern Miss Welcomes Delegation from China’s Linyi University
• Gulf Coast Breaks Ground for Elizabeth Hall, Health Sciences Building
• College of Business’ Goodwin Receives Bridges Endowed Professorship
• Willy T's Sports to hold ribbon cutting
• School board member resigns
• Open house set for Saturday
• Hub City native has successful run on reality TV show
• Crime Report
• Choral Revue to be at primary school
• Boil-water notice issued for area
• Board OKs bid for new field houses
• Board issues notice for sign
• Birthday Party for Jesus is Dec. 17
• USM fans react to Fedora's departure
• Official overrules over-the-counter morning-after pill
• Official eyes law to help failing schools
• Dozen disasters cost US billions in 2011
• Southern Miss Students Offer Creative Marketing Ideas for Local ‘Clients’
• Retired Southern Miss Professor Receives “Chemist of the Year” Award
• Locals recall historic day
• USM agrees to exchange with China university
• Pearl Harbor survivors share stories of attack
• Farewell coach Fedora
• City Council repeals ordinance
• Arboretum plans open house
• 2 escapees charged as adults
• Crime report
• Substitute teacher training is Jan. 5
• Pearl Harbor from a child's eyes
• Jones Co. man faces abuse charge
• Community and Civic Engagement Receives Serving Learning Program Funding
• Kelly Named Mississippi Rural Health Association Executive Director
• Water service will be disrupted
• Toyota dealership holds toy drive
• New voting precinct OK'd
• Crime Report
• Former nightclub worker convicted
• Farmers market to host open house
• Evening of Giving set for Thursday
• Dixie parade is Saturday
• Buffett family christens new USM boat
• City council to repeal ban of fortune telling
• Man faces sexual battery charges
• Local charities seek help during holiday season
• Buffetts Donate, Christen Gulf Coast Research Lab Vessel in Mother's Honor
• The latest 'Big Thing' in science
• HHS students get hands-on experience
• Crime Report
• Friends of libraries launch book day
• Ex-police chief sues Sandersville, alderman
• Enrollment dips in Jackson
• Bryant supports 'loser pays' law
• Fix It
• Gulfport man gets prison for grant theft
• School of the Arts honors Pat Fordice
• South Mississippi charity event draws 300 bikers
• Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
• Southern Miss Accepts Invitation to Sheraton Hawai`i Bowl
• Southern Miss Whips Houston for C-USA Title, Accepts Hawai`i Bowl Bid
• “Lighting the Way for the Holidays” Program to Move to Bennett Auditorium Due to Weather
• William Waller eulogized as transformative Miss. governor
• Fans help players celebrate big win
• Champions: Golden Eagles win C-USA title
• PRCC Christmas concert is Tuesday
• Pickup of white goods changed
• MDOT to repair I-59 bridge rail
• Crime report
• Lumberton man served in 4 branches of service
• Jones Republican group planning holiday party
• Area Family Y puts the focus on prediabetes
• Bop's collecting toys for charity
• Ballots available for Lamar farmers
• Petal waiting on approval for Byrd Boulevard project
• Hattiesburg school district part of bus safety project
• City prepares for infrastructure upgrade
• Petal loses heartbreaker
• Soldier's death ruled a suicide
• US unemployment rate drops to lowest since 2009
• Next moves unclear on payroll tax cut extension
• Coming Sunday
• City Hall, courthouse built to last
• Ingalls Shipbuilding seeks to buy out 500 non-union workers
• Troops back home from Afghanistan
• Forrest County inmate captured
• Crime report
• 8th authors event set for Monday
• $550M gas dome purchase complete
• Obama pledges advances for Indian Country
• Columbia settles suit over closure of business
• ADP touts accomplishments
• Cook Library to Open 24 Hours a Day During Exam Week
• Board of Trustees extends contract for Commissioner of Higher Education Bounds
• Hattiesburg marks World AIDS Day
• Check out charity before donating
• Crime Report
• Pearl Harbor memories sought
• HPD: Man running scam in parking lot
• Celebration set for bicentennial
• Group working toward Excel By 5 certification
• Hub City tackles redistricting
• Leaders weigh NCLB waiver
• Petal, East Marion to play for state titles
• ADP’s ‘Evening of Giving’ Set for Dec. 8 at The Accelerator
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Team Wins First Place in Programming Contest
• PRCC band to march in parades
• Police captain released from suit
• Petal prepared to compete for Class 6A state title
• Lawmakers support PERS
• JA coat giveaway set for Saturday
• Former Miss. Gov. Bill Waller dies at age 85
• Changes under way at juvenile facility
• Crime Report
• Dermatology clinic to open
• City tells family to remove peacocks
• Christmas parade to be held Friday
• Southern Miss Holds All of State's Top Collegiate Athletic Awards
• U.S. Sen. Wicker to Serve as Fall 2011 Commencement Speaker at Southern Miss
• Wisconsin unit to train at Shelby
• Schools help students focus on future goals
• Lawyer: AG's ad hurt accused killer's chance for fair trial
• Hub City to host LEGO robotics competition
• Judge stays part of health suit
• Crime Report
• GOP's Mitt Romney to raise funds in Jackson
• Conduct policy at USM to be debated
• 7 counties eligible for disaster loans
• Forrest Co. state inmate escapes
• 2 dead in Jackson shooting
• “Santa’s Bargain Basement” United Way Mega Garage Sale set for Dec. 3
• Beatrix Potter Books, Artifacts Donated to de Grummond Collection
• Professor Yadrick Named Associate Dean for Research in College of Health
• BancorpSouth's Edwards Named IDS Housing Initiative Partner of Year
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Library Offers Free Community Workshops
• European proposals, big shopping weekend cause stocks to soar
• Grand jury to decide murder or self-defense
• Change of venue OK'd in George Co. murder trial
• $4M donation to fund USM housing complex
• Santa to make stop at Dixie EPA
• Man arrested on Gulfport warrant
• HPD warns about mail scam
• Holiday Night at Museum is Dec. 2
• Hattiesburg to host World AIDS Day events
• Crime Report
• Birthday Party for Jesus to be Dec. 17
• Carey to host holiday service
• 380th Engineer Support Company returns from Iraq
• Roddenberry was why 'Star Trek' was light-years ahead of its time
• Fall Studio 115 Dance Concert set for Dec. 8-10
• Luckyday Foundation Makes $4 Million Commitment to Southern Miss
• Southern Miss Hosts Human Rights Week
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Scheduled for Dec. 10 in Jackson
• Toy drive to help children, families
• USM earns national notice
• Some say abuse law too weak
• Lamar expands drug test program
• Crime Report
• Rescued dolphin starts eating fish
• Retailers have a robust start to holiday season
• Coroner: Man died from stab wound
• Chi O's annual Songfest is Friday
• Bellegrass plans holiday event
• Fix It
• Medicare's prescription coverage gap shrinks
• Community, supervisors lend hand to OGHS projects
• Ware: Rules for transient vendors need strengthened
• Glendale woman faces murder charge
• Districts equip classrooms with latest technology
• Wine-tasting to benefit DAFS
• Real or artificial?
• PRCC band to march in parades
• Petal man competes in Toastmasters event
• Government Meetings
• Letters: Killen ready to confess
• Crime Report
• Military Briefs
• 1 killed, 3 injured in wreck on US 84
• Childhood mental health lecture topic
• Guest Lecture on Early Childhood Mental Health set for Nov. 29 at Southern Miss
• Bringing Hattiesburg's history to life
• Shoppers flock to stores for Black Friday deals
• Crime report
• Lamar boosts funding to ADP
• Coming Sunday
• Companies give GOP, regulators different messages
• Appeals by Minor, 2 judges pending
• Tracking devices in use on juveniles
• Miss. court denies appeal in rape case
• Former NYT columnist Tom Wicker dies at 85
• Petal, East Marion advance
• Brooklyn Volunteer Fire Dept. planning fundraiser for man
• Man faces murder charge
• Gifted Studies Program dates set
• VT Halter Marine wins contract
• Petal park trail fun, educational
• No new details in Hub City shooting
• Holiday shopping season is in full swing now
• Crime Report
• Fundraiser to help fight Parkinson's
• College dispute leads to 4 suits
• Burger student performs in parade
• Students can enter Science Challenge
• 'Be a Santa for a Senior' under way
• Hub City woman receives package 12 years after mailing it
• Glitter Boys to wrap up Tailgate Concert Series
• Bolton looks to fill HPD's ranks
• Black farmers to get advice on filing for discrimination money
• Area holiday closings posted
• Mississippi unit returns from Iraq
• Residents encouraged to 'Shop Small'
• Mississippi's casino revenue down in October
• Lumberton athletic fields to get fences
• Judges push for judiciary raises
• Ingalls gets $51M Navy contract
• Crime Report
• Body identified as missing woman
• Leaders OK with court remap
• Area holiday closings posted
• Store hours announced
• Petal couple opens hearts, home to baby girl
• Miss. lawmakers uneasy about automatic defense cuts
• Court rules HHS team suspended for season
• Lamar County official eyeing federal grant
• Southern Miss de Grummond Collection Receiving “Peter Rabbit” Books, Artifacts
• Teens lend hand at Christian Services' lunch
• Store hours announced
• Official eyes funds for community colleges
• Miss. jobless rate unchanged
• Crime Report
• FCAHS student to march in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Economy means scaled-back Thanksgiving for many
• Council denies scrap yard request
• Auditor looking at tablet program
• Area holiday closings posted
• Johnson named Hub City's Firefighter of the Year
• DuBard School Assistant Director Cornett Earns Prestigious Award
• Roots Reunion Fall Show Returns to Saenger Theater Dec. 3
• Southern Miss Adjunct Professor Interviewed by NPR
• UC Davis police use of pepper spray sparks debate
• HPD seizes more than 600 pounds of marijuana
• Back to drawing board on budget
• Severe weather likely after noon
• PRCC offers free GED classes
• Residents discuss scrap yard
• Officer arrested in baby's death
• HHDA to residents: 'Shift Your Shopping'
• Crime Report
• 2 stray roosters free to roam again
• Epic Recital to feature Grammy-Nominated Artist Malan, Rare Piano Nov. 29
• Southern Miss Newsmakers
• CATCHING UP WITH DR. CHRIS CAMPBELL
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Civic Chorale to Perform Holiday Concerts Dec. 9, 11
• College of Health Faculty Honored by Mississippi Business Journal
• Southern Miss College of Business Honors Palazzo, Polk as Alumni of Year
• Fix It
• Maroon 5, Taylor Swift win at AMAs
• Debt panel poised to admit failure
• Lamar inmate center nearly complete
• Report: Jobs, pay increase in STEM field
• PRCC band to march in parades
• PRCC offers free GED classes
• Occupy Jackson seeks appeal
• Crime Report
• Calculus simple, not necessarily easy
• Christmas Open House is Dec. 2-3
• Breakfast with Santa is Dec. 10
• Agencies working to meet growing need for charitable food
• Sheriff's IT worker faces porn charge
• Readers may get newspaper earlier
• Holiday dinner set at brownstone's
• New barracks open at Shelby
• Crime report
• Group puts focus back on U-turn changes
• Holiday travel costs go up
• Court program focuses on veterans
• Ceremony in Lumberton recognizes veterans
• Cotton Ginnovations opens in Sumrall
• Christmas parade Dec. 3 in Laurel
• USM, Toyota of Hattiesburg team up to honor military
• Government meetings
• SumaGrow Product Named A 2011 'Best Of What's New' Grand Award Winner
• USM tablet program probed
• HHS team's season facing suspension
• Crowd braves cold for 'Breaking Dawn' premiere
• Coming Sunday
• Red Kettle, Angel Tree campaigns under way
• Crime Report
• Lamar Co. to open bids on signal projects
• Man facing abuse charge
• Polymer science degree approved
• Man charged with sexual battery
• Gov. declares state of emergency
• Southern Miss Reviewing Potential Errors in U-Tab Pilot Program
• Medical center seeks artwork
• Foster parents needed locally
• Christmas parade set for Dec. 3
• Carey receives grant for exhibit
• IHL Approves Polymer Science Engineering Bachelor’s Degree
• GOP nominee Perry fundraises in Miss.
• Campaigns downplay race, but voters don't follow suit
• Petal man faces drug possession charges
• William Carey unveils statue of its founder
• Woman faces assault charges
• Crime Report
• Hattiesburg American now available earlier to readers
• Courthouse project moving forward
• Class of 1971 reunion to be held
• Christmas Open House is Dec. 2-3
• Academy Sports + Outdoors opens today
• Teacher to speak at science meeting
• Meeting to honor Korean War vets
• Registration open for gifted program
• Three students earn their GEDs
• Southern Miss Saturday Gifted Studies Program Registration Ongoing
• Wells Recognized for Service by Dean of Students Office
• DuBard School Students Donate Canned Goods to Salvation Army
• Southern Miss Doctoral Student Receives Smithsonian Fellowship
• Southern Miss provost resigns
• PRCC to close for holiday week
• Miss. Power Co. seeks rate hike
• HPD captain's trial continued
• Initiative pushes for ban on smoking
• Geography lesson takes students around the US
• 15 injured in Jones Co.
• Family seeks information in hit-and-run death
• Christmas parade to be held Dec. 3
• Board considers lodging tax
• AARP Tax Aide session planned
• Crime Report
• Southern Miss Provost Lyman to Return to Faculty
• Friends of University Libraries Launching “Give a Child a New Book Day”
• Southern Miss to Present “25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee”
• High School Drama Festival to Attract Hundreds to Southern Miss Campus
• Lansford Writes Chapter on Mississippi’s 4th Congressional District for New Book
• US Postal Service consolidation debated
• Vandalism suspects plead guilty
• BP loses 2 big Gulf oil spill rulings
• Salvation Army seeks volunteers
• Red Kettle, Angel Tree kickoff set
• Plea expected in drug case
• Piney Woods fest set for Saturday
• PERS group won't meet deadline
• Crime Report
• Free GED classes available in area
• Family to appear on 'Feud' Jan. 17
• District eyes energy savings over break
• Christian Services' dinner announced
• Black farmers' claims discussed
• Southern Miss’ Davis to Perform at Legendary Carnegie Hall in February
• C-SPAN to Cover Southern Miss History Class
• Film, Panel Discussion to Shed Light on Human Trafficking
• Fryer Receives Residence Life Scholarship
• Fryer Receives Residence Life Scholarship
• Student to represent state at Miss USA
• Hate crimes increases from 2 to 11 over past year
• Elderly man's testimony is questioned
• GOP gains control of Miss. House
• 6 sorority members disciplined for costume
• Woman may be charged in theft
• Crime Report
• Hunters find human remains
• Man charged with armed robbery
• Excel By 5 officials want to spread message
• Carlson to retire at end of term
• County jail should be finished by January
• 1 injured, 1 jailed in club incident
• Home of Your Own Workshop Scheduled for Nov. 19 in Hattiesburg
• Southern Miss Professor Kyle Brings Broadway Show Home to Hattiesburg
• LRMA to hold Open House
• FGH offers free tobacco program
• College, Career Night is today
• Blood donors receive coupons
• Annual holiday dinner to be held
• Box gardening class is Thursday
• AARP planning holiday dinner
• Traffic citations up in Sumrall
• Postal meeting set for Tuesday
• Crime Report
• Nominees sought for teacher award
• Hub City family to be on TV show
• Admitted rapist convicted
• Officials: Club violence settling down a year later
• November a busy month in Laurel
• Water leak fixed at Lumberton Museum
• Government Meetings
• Crime Report
• Snapshot of the Pine Belt
• Murder suspect's case headed to grand jury
• Salvation Army seeks volunteers
• Twin Forks Rising topic of meeting
• Reward upped in disappearance
• Election results declared official
• Comment system changing
• Voter ID coming under scrutiny
• Readers help homeless artist
• The burden of student loans
• Southern Miss President Saunders Wins Top Women in Business Award
• Veteran 'a wonderful American'
• Water notice lifted for West Lamar
• Comments sought on transition plan
• USM info center to open today
• Report: Inmate swallowed cocaine
• Purvis police seek suspects who attempted to steal scrap
• Coming Sunday
• Bankers give students lessons in finance
• Petal recognizes veterans
• Crime Report
• Man gets 4.5 years for tax evasion
• Kappa Sigma Fraternity at Southern Miss Makes Donation to Pink Ribbon Fund
• Eaglepalooza Set for Tonight in Downtown Hattiesburg
• Southern Miss/Anatomies Partner to Form Fitness Referral Program
• Honor veterans today and every day
• WWII veteran now serves as foster grandparent
• Voter receives wrong ballot
• More soldiers head home
• Plans unveiled to improve education, economic climates
• Infant killed in I-59 car accident
• Crime Report
• Group may take action against city over lagoons
• Davis, Seal win tight races
• $1M bond set for murder suspects
• Southern Miss Alumni Make Historic Impact on State Elections
• Southern Miss Student Garcia Crowned Miss Mississippi USA 2012
• Southern Miss AOP Membership Drive set for Nov. 17
• Former Congressman Taylor Donates Documents from Congressional Career
• University Communications to Open Information Center on Nov. 12
• Annual Lighting the Way Festivities Set for Dec. 4 on Hattiesburg campus
• US Supreme Court rules against convicted Miss. killer
• Regions ends check card fee
• PHS scores highest in state
• Crime Report
• Midtown session to be held Saturday
• Man loses appeal of sex battery case
• Lamar Co. to see new officials
• Library to change hours temporarily
• United Nations marks 7 billionth baby
• Governor's job fair set for Wednesday
• 3 USM faculty members to discuss, sign new book
• Cold case revived
• High court won't touch redistricting fight
• 4 escaped juveniles are still missing
• C-SPAN Bus to visit Southern Miss Hattiesburg Campus Nov. 3
• 2nd Annual Current Topics Seminar to Focus on Food Origins
• Crime Report
• Teen helps rescue man from burning house
• Students perform better in updated facilities
• Lamar Co.'s work force holds steady
• 3 Ole Miss freshmen die in car accident
• Dinner to raise scholarship funds
• Trick-or-treating hours
• Appeals Court heads to MSU
• 2 vie for Senate 44 seat
• 2 dead in crash in Harrison County
• 'Girl Talk' to be held on Nov. 8
• 2 arrested after pot found in dorm
• Fix It
• Voters to tackle eminent domain
• HPD reports spike in crime
• Prisoner had Facebook page
• Main Street demolition nearing end
• Herman Cain, Mitt Romney lead new Iowa poll
• Sumrall is buzzing again with fall activities
• Citizens urged to watch for ghosts, goblins
• Commission to test equipment
• Arts Alliance to host workshop
• Event a reminder of missing teen
• Baseball program to be at library
• Crime report
• Government meetings
• Hundreds attend Petal's first fall festival
• Trick or treating hours
• Ex-fugitive could be free until retrial after reaching plea agreement
• Longtime editor at Press-Register Cloos dies at 47
• Downtown street upgrades proposed
• Judge approves $1.2 billion for black farmers' settlement
• Coming Sunday
• USM brings perils of social media into focus
• Trial set for inmates in Mississippi kidnap, murder case
• Prayer breakfast to be held Tuesday
• Oyster season shuts down
• Input sought for community
• Inmate allegedly takes drugs, dies
• 2nd bank robber sentenced
• 4 charged with stealing copper
• Event to showcase healthy cooking
• 1 dead, 2 critical in club brawl
• Institute for Study of Violent Sport Incidents Established at NCS4
• Safety board recommends fences, locks for oil tanks
• HPD honors breast cancer survivors
• Mayor's husband found guilty of crime
• Crime Report
• Charity ball game set for Saturday
• Coalitions assist breast cancer patients
• TRICK-OR-TREATING HOURS
• Sixth-graders gather for disability awareness assembly
• Send us your best costume photos
• Shrimpers promised more aid
• Bookmarks used as breast self exam reminders
• 3 finish behavior court
• Fall Career Fair Connects Southern Miss Students with Prospective Employers
• USM seeks $10M from Legislature for building
• House was used for gambling only
• Halloween benefits retail businesses
• 'Hattie' tourism increases, $225M generated
• TRICK-OR-TREATING HOURS
• Right Way to Throw Away Day set for Saturday
• Petal High to honor veterans on Nov. 11
• Foundation cook-off is Nov. 4
• Hub City veteran, professor appear in TV series
• Dog catches, traps teenage burglar
• Day of Caring to be held Friday
• Crime Report
• Council rehashes recycling fee
• Alumni Association 2011 Award Winners Announced at Homecoming Luncheon
• Fraschillo’s Favorites to Highlight Wind Ensemble Season
• Former Southern Miss Standout Cargill Receives Leadership Award
• Public Health Symposium Nov. 3 at Southern Miss Gulf Park Campus
• Law Enforcement Training Exercise set for Thursday, Oct. 27 at Southern Miss
• Skin Decontamination Manufacturer Hosts Open House at Accelerator
• Trick-or-Treat Hours
• MMO Behavioral Health to close
• Mayor accused of sex assault
• Crime Report
• JORT holding auditions for show
• Suspect pleads to lesser charge
• Firefighters respond to emergency
• Employer seminar set for Thursday
• FCAHS senior dies in 2-vehicle wreck
• BancorpSouth to sponsor food drive
• Christmas parade set for Dec. 3
• 2 Jones County house fires under investigation
• 13 state candidates turn out for forum
• Local officials tour Bracco Diagnostic's facility
• FEMA aims to reduce faulty aid payments
• Favre visits Camp Shelby, boosts morale
• Humanities Council Teacher of Year to Give Talk on Mississippi Cuisine
• Southern Miss Professors to Sign, Discuss New Book on Race and News
• Students, Faculty to Participate in Gulf Coast Archaeological Dig Oct. 29
• SMAC to Host Halloween Carnival Oct. 28 on Hattiesburg Campus
• Southern Miss Air Force ROTC Cadets to Perform Annual Veterans Vigil
• A New Hard Rock Church in Hattiesburg
• Boy, 11, helps rescue granddad
• Hood says Simpson abused his position
• Local author, elementary students share their work
• Sister Sparrow and The Dirty Birds to perform at fundraiser
• Panetta: US at a 'turning point,' to refocus on Asia
• Crime report
• Moran speaks on responsibilities
• Photos give shelter animals best exposure to find a family
• Avenues Alliance plans Halloween events
• House fire is under investigated
• Vince Gill showcases songwriting strengths
• New CD a sweeping statement for Coldplay
• 32 arrested for illegal gambling
• Authorities probe church burglaries
• Home invasion suspect sought
• Southern Miss Alumni Association Inducts Seven into Hall of Fame
• A normal life
• Clinton: Iran should not misread US departure
• 7.2 quake in Turkey kills 138
• Fix It
• 2 vie for Forrest Co. supervisor position
• Teacher to receive art award
• Wrongly convicted man to be paid
• Crime Report
• Curry to compete in reality show
• Clergy breakfast set for Thursday
• Annual ZooBoo starts Tuesday
• Voter ID remains disputed issue
• Alumni, fans flock to campus for USM's homecoming
• Ulmer Byrd, first mayor of Petal, dies at 94
• 9 state troopers appealing suspensions
• Poster contest winners named
• Supplies sought for emergency kits
• Miss. gives white shrimp harvest a closer look
• HPD presents hit-and-run case to DA
• Crime Report
• HFD: Man still employed
• Concert band plans 'Salute to America'
• Free GED classes available in area
• Blaze destroys Camp St. house
• Ribbon-cutting ceremony held for Teen Center at library
• Government Meetings
• Woman found guilty of animal cruelty
• American involvement in Iraq nears end
• Expert: Miss. needs to boost health, education
• Coming Sunday
• DREAM promotes drug-free message during Red Ribbon Week
• USM displays World Trade Center artifacts
• Crime Report
• Wesley men Go Bald for the Cure
• Newk's to turn pink Oct. 30
• Lecture to show how places named
• Library to host Halloween event
• Lecture on 'King Lear' offers a little humor
• Learn to hire disabled workers
• English pastor visits campus for William Carey's 250th
• Group looking at laws on bus safety
• World Trade Center Artifacts on Display at Cook Library Art Gallery
• Southern Miss Professor Lead Historian for History Channel's Vietnam Documentary
• Woman charged for false claim
• Sheriff's dept. gets new trailer
• Man facing sex charges
• Male breast cancer survivor shares story
• Crime Report
• Major courthouse work to kick off in 2012
• Gadhafi's death a cautionary tale
• Forrest Co. closer to nixing printers
• Effects of social media have far reach
• DNC leader campaigns for Johnny DuPree
• Cancer walk set for Saturday
• Sport Venue Evaluation to Assess Game Day Traffic, Parking at Southern Miss
• Inaugural Gulf Coast Homecoming Maid Presented During Parade
• Gulf Coast’s Top Female Leaders to Lead Panel Discussion Oct. 27
• RSDecon to Demonstrate Products Line as Part of Open House at The Accelerator
• Southern Miss Symphony Orchestra Has Royal Evening Planned for Oct. 27
• Neighborhood feels like 'living in Mayberry'
• Crime Report
• Education top issue for DuPree
• Groups question BP spill disbursal
• C Spire Wireless to offer iPhone 4S soon
• Teen arrested in fatal shooting
• Shrimp season average or better, DMR says
• National anthem auditions set
• Lodging tax eyed by city leaders
• Community key for constable candidates
• Ex-doctor set to plead guilty
• Clinic offers Tom Cat special
• Southern Entrepreneurship Program Hosts Mississippi High School Students
• Southern Entrepreneurship Program Hosts Mississippi High School Students
• Person of interest named in slayings
• Palin to speak at women's meeting
• Mall to hold Halloween event
• Fire safety event raises awareness
• Group offers reward in slaying
• Pre-performance Talk on King Lear to Feature Hauer Oct. 23
• USM garage called 'a huge success'
• Fox station comes to Hattiesburg
• Crime report
• Site for new ball fields sought
• Fred's Superstore coming to Purvis
• Petal eyeing burn permits
• Junior Cotillion holding classes
• First MasterChef to speak at JCJC's 'Lunch and Learn'
• Family health, fun day set for Oct. 29
• Arboretum to offer pumpkin class
• Holloway Chosen Grand Marshal for 2011 Homecoming Parade
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast to Host Fall Festival Oct. 20
• CISE's Morse to Speak on Autism at next Science Cafe
• Southern Miss Receives MDOT Grant for Pedestrian Corridor
• CATCHING UP WITH DR. WENDY ATKINS-SAYRE
• Southern Miss Group Presents Educational Haunted Halloween Trail
• DuBard School Workshop to Focus on Building Reading, Comprehension Skills
• Woman injured in train-car wreck
• United Way fundraiser set
• Postal service study meeting is Nov. 1
• Free GED classes available in area
• Crime report
• Doctors: Pap remains best test for cervical cancer
• Edwards takes on Pierce for constable
• Dick's Sporting Goods set to open Friday
• Drug test petition falling short
• Gifted students use time to get creative
• Anadarko, BP settle disaster claims
• National book award nominee withdraws
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast to Take Part in University-Wide Civility Awareness Campaign
• Hattiesburg Teachers Learn DuBard Association Method®
• Southern Miss Plans to Unveil New Guidelines for Social Media Use
• King memorial dedicated
• Crime Report
• Forrest Co. denies suit claims over termination
• Law officers decreasing in number across nation
• FIX IT: Stripes need painting on South 40th Avenue in Hattiesburg
• Snapshot from the Pine Belt
• Purvis approves tight budget
• School to host financial program
• State candidate forum planned
• USM homecoming reps named
• Woman chosen for top spot at post office
• It's good to do some things the hard way
• Occupy Miss. comes to Jackson
• Library Friends' silent auction ends
• More than 200 volunteers help clean Gordon's Creek
• Personhood initiative: What will effects be?
• Tutoring program expanded at Hawkins
• Arrest made in fatal shooting
• Junior Miss entrants sought
• Blaze destroys Myrick home
• PRCC alumna, supporters honored at homecoming
• 'True American hero' receives Purple Heart at Camp Shelby
• Congress stalled on immigration reform
• Housing sales up 12 percent
• Government meetings
• Crime report
• Suicide survivors to walk in loved ones' memory
• Committee seeks judicial nominees
• Entrants sought for program
• Columbia resident indicted for abuse of vulnerable person
• Attorney: Officers innocent
• New iPhone draws fans to Apple stores
• Court makes all students feel included
• 69 counties declared disaster areas due to crop losses
• Annual ZooBoo set for Oct. 25-31
• 3 vying to fill District 105 post
• Crime Report
• Homecoming Court, Mr. and Miss Southern Miss Chosen in Campus Elections
• Technologically Advanced String Quartet Comes to Hattiesburg
• Technology improves breast cancer diagnosis, treatment
• Jones County serial rapist pleads guilty
• Retailers gearing up for openings
• Juvenile detention lawsuit settled
• Program focuses on legal reasons for abstinence
• Marion man found guilty of murder
• Midtown project focus of meeting
• Man charged with child exploitation
• Just under 600 lose homes in 3Q
• Hattiesburg American e-edition now available
• 2 Hub City residents to participate in NYC walk
• City responds to fortune-telling suit
• Crime Report
• Event Recognizing Adjunct Faculty Member’s New Book set for Oct. 19
• Southern Miss Repertory Fall Dance Concert Scheduled for Oct 27-30
• Southern Miss Men's Athletics Program Continues Halbrook Award Reign
• Southern Miss Student Determined to Attend Every Football Game
• Southern Miss Professor Mentors Oak Grove Senior to Medal in Competition
• VA research funds shift for study of Gulf War illness
• The Bottling Company returns to downtown
• Robbery suspect dies from overdose
• 8 killed in Southern California hair salon shooting, suspect arrested
• New proposal threatens existing recycling business
• Crime Report
• Fund set up to help with Hub City housing needs
• Soldier to receive Purple Heart
• Palazzo to host Academy Day
• Simpson takes on Hood for AG post
• Firehouse Subs plans safety event
• 4 suspects in meth case plead guilty
• Southern Miss Police Department Prepares for Accreditation Visit
• CATCHING UP WITH DR. ROYAL WALKER
• US Senate defeats Obama's jobs bill
• Woman faces rape charge
• Woman sought in Walgreens robbery
• PRCC breaks ground on performing arts center
• Miss. high court considering wind-water case
• Kan.'s capital city repeals domestic violence law
• Lumberfest set for this weekend
• Crime Report
• La. lawmakers meet with top drilling regulator
• Fundraiser to help United Way
• Dixie EPA annual meeting planned
• C Spire wants to build tower
• 6 arrested, linked to 21 felony crimes
• Bradley buys Floyd's Formals - again
• Bigger, better wellness center appeals to Carey students
• Gulf Coast Communications Office Receives Three Regional PR Awards
• NACADA Names Sarder Outstanding New Advisor Award Winner
• College housing need grows
• Record enrollment has colleges adding teaching staff
• Candidates face off for seats in Legislature
• Curbside recycling comes one step closer
• School participates in fire prevention month
• Inmate work program funding remains steady for 2013
• Purvis man dies in boating accident
• Newpointe to hold open house
• OGHS joins forensics league
• MGCCC celebrates its centennial
• Crime report
• Man killed in motorcycle wreck
• Education department weighs NCLB waiver
• Bryant raises more than DuPree in governor race
• Hank Jr. writes song about 'Fox & Friends,' ESPN
• SMP-P to meet on Tuesday
• Salvation Army accepting clients
• 1978 cold case to be reopened
• 2 vying for Lamar judicial post
• Crime Report
• Fix It
• USM, Rawlings partner to create safer helmets
• Second suit filed against Howard Industries
• Standoff with protesters closes D.C. museum
• No action taken on nightclub recommendations
• Schools saving big with energy conservation
• Memorial held for teens killed in oil tank explosion
• Crime Report
• Government Meetings
• Chef John Besh backs loan program to help farms
• Flowers of Hope exhibit at library
• 2 incumbent reps challenged
• Account set up for burn victim
• Dixie Electric to host meeting
• 100th birthday party announced
• 'Zombie' health program 'cuts' deficit
• 'The Real World' casting in Hub City
• Art Walk draws big crowd downtown
• Cordes Wins Miss University of Southern Mississippi Pageant
• United Way of Southeast Mississippi News - October 5, 2011
• Sex offender charged again
• Photographer wins 2 awards
• Official: Tourism vital to state
• Official: EPA revisions aren't enough
• Father Tommy's service spans decades
• Official wants info directly from PERS group
• Man injured in 1-vehicle accident
• Crime Report
• Katrina shooting trial delayed
• Haunted house tours available
• Free smoke alarms available
• Crisis remains despite new jobs
• Coming Sunday
• 9/11 Series Exhibit Opens at Southern Miss Cook Library Art Gallery
• Southern Miss Students Visit U.S. Capital for 9/11 Tenth Anniversary Summit
• Southern Miss Students to Hold RecFest Oct. 10 in Hattiesburg
• Southern Miss Develops Technology Used in NFL, College Football Helmets
• Southern Miss to Host Information Sessions on Healthcare Jobs Training
• Johniece DuPree shares her breast cancer story
• MDEQ fines the Hub City
• Participants all winners at scavenger hunt
• Crime Report
• Florida man killed in I-59 accident
• County to keep voting printers
• Central Christian Church to celebrate 100th
• Author to sign copies of book
• 18 competing for Miss USM title, advancement to state pageant
• Halferty Selected First Homecoming Maid to Represent Southern Miss Gulf Coast
• Area Experts Advocate Proactive Approach to Bullying Problem
• Southern Miss Theatre Bringing King Lear to Stage
• Doctoral Student Shares Research Efforts at Prestigious Conference
• Doctoral Student Shares Research Efforts at Presigious Conference
• Study: Disparity in discipline
• Sixth-grader adjusts to new normal with diabetes
• Scrap yard petition denied again
• Lott deposition unsealed in bribery case
• Pink newspapers to hit the stands
• Crime Report
• Man pleads guilty to rape
• Girl recovering after shooting
• Live at Five starts Friday
• Stein Mart to hold charity event
• Gospel Singing set for Saturday
• Curbside recycling topic of public meeting
• Elks Memorial Service planned
• JCJC launches college readiness program
• HPD: 1 injured in shooting incident
• Ingalls extends contracts to 2016
• High court denies man's appeal
• House passes spending bill; avoids shutdown
• Crime Report
• First female chief sworn in
• Fire district set to expand
• Marijuana seized during traffic stop
• Bullying victim shares story at symposium
• Planning group honors Hub City neighborhood
• Water, sewer bills to increase
• Scott County school system bars diabetes alert dog
• Sentencing for father, son reset
• Residents help catch suspects
• CATCHING UP WITH DR. DENIS WIESENBURG
• Rayborn Participates in Emerging Scholars in Political Science Conference
• Karnes Awarded Key to City of Hattiesburg at State Convention
• Miss University of Southern Mississippi Pageant Scheduled for Oct. 8
• Polymer Institute Provides Technical Assistance to Manufacturing Companies
• Funeral Services set for Oct. 5 for Southern Miss Student Josh Boyles
• Southern Miss Professor Helps Launch Campaign to Fight Kidney Disease
• Student's death ruling changed
• State offers 4-, 8-year licenses
• Death row inmate loses appeal
• High, middle schools seeing stars
• Opposition to recycling program voiced
• BAE gets $134M order for military weapons
• 4th West Nile death reported
• Lamar courthouse renovations moving forward
• Murder suspect's bond $1M
• Crime Report
• Voter registration deadline nears
• October is Paint Southern Miss Pink Month
• School of Nursing Director Continues Leadership on Regional Board
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast to Host Therapeutic Recreation Conference
• 9-11 Series Exhibit Opening Reception Oct. 6 at Cook Library Art Gallery
• Information Session Oct. 20 for Student Affairs Administration Program
• Acclaimed Cellists Headline Festival Set for Oct. 6-7 at School of Music
• 39 confirmed West Nile cases, 3 deaths in Miss. this year
• Crime Report
• Boy, 12, in coma after fiery accident
• 4 judge races on Nov. ballot
• Troy Davis mourned as martyr
• Using calculus to mow the lawn
• Ball fields work on schedule
• Zoo relying less on city funds
• Medical release savings top $5M
• Lawmakers urge reform of federal disaster aid
• Trial date set for suspect in assault at Southern Miss
• State limits insurance rate hikes
• Reunions planned in Jones County
• Judge dismisses rights suit
• Crime Report
• Homebuyer workshop offered
• Government Meetings
• Daylily Society to meet Oct. 16
• Diabetes focus of 2 sessions
• Butterflies, caterpillars focus of Lumberton Library's Story Hour
• Alum promoted to colonel during ceremony at USM
• 3 children killed in wreck on I-10
• Judge releases '08 jail video of Casey Anthony
• Crime Report
• Friends, advocates remember executed Georgia man
• Coming Sunday
• Teen pleads not guilty to capital murder in man's death
• Arrest made in slaying
• Fans pack Warrior Field
• US incomes fall for first time in nearly 2 years
• Man sues Petal, 3 former police officers
• Petal men compete for House 104 post
• Louisiana added to Jensen Farms cantaloupe recall
• Man loses civil suit appeal
• 4 more solar energy loans approved
• 14 Mississippi troopers disciplined in DPS probe
• $1.8M grant aids veterans homes
• France Pays Tribute to World War II Veterans, Southern Miss Instructor
• Southern Miss Student Needs Assistance Finding State Championship Ring
• We're going pink in October in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness
• USM to conduct survey on coast
• Supervisor candidate wants to give back to Lamar
• Lamar judge suspended
• Crime Report
• Ex-postmaster, lawmaker dies
• Author to discuss, sign latest book
• Sumrall to see 2-mill tax hike
• Shipbuilder says it's under federal civil probe
• Petal updating zoning map, adding online accessibility
• New Pianos Bring Excitement to Students, Faculty in School of Music
• Horton Coordinator of New Office of Student Oriented Services
• Southern Miss Accounting Graduates Landing Jobs with Prestigious Firms
• Eagle Dining Serves Up Exciting Changes for Southern Miss Students
• Victim in 2008 accident dies
• PRCC alumni fish fry to benefit fund
• Crime Report
• Hanco wins $9.3M bid for new school
• Free GED classes available in area
• Forrest supervisor candidate aims to be 'public servant'
• Barbour: Medal honors 11 for esteemed careers
• Audubon Society plans meeting
• Cheer camp set for Oct. 8
• 6 arrested on drug charges
• $1M bond for murder suspect
• LRMA announces museum expansion
• Hands-on learning helps students on MCT2
• Congressman McCarthy tours Hub City with Palazzo
• History Professor to Give Talk, Hold Book Signing in Hattiesburg Oct. 1
• Eagle Dining and Southern Miss Activities Council Hosts Free Cooking Classes
• Media production students’ mini-documentary is finalist for regional Emmy
• Annual Blackout Football Game Features Southern Miss vs. Rice Owls Oct. 1
• Noted Jazz Instructor Panella to Present Special Tribute Concert on Oct. 3
• Feds triple land seen as crucial for frogs
• Contamination probe ongoing
• Viva La France downtown tonight
• Sacred Heart teachers bring art into the classroom
• Crime Report
• 11 set to receive Medal of Service
• Hub City native to speak, sign books
• EEOC accuses store manager of sexual harassment
• UMC aims to revive transplant programs
• Man sought in city's 9th homicide
• Local USPS workers rally
• Congress dodges one crisis, now on to the next
• Researchers to Visit Residences along Mississippi Gulf Coast October 1
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Set for October 8 in Philadelphia
• 2011 Homecoming to Bring Southern Miss’ Black and Gold Colors Alive
• Southern Miss’ True South Course Draws Participants From Gulf South Region
• Children’s Center Receives Annual Donation from Heritage Vision
• Summer Science Research, Mentoring Program Reaches Local High Schools
• Journalist to speak at forum
• Education meeting starts today
• Dead Sea Scrolls are going online
• Crime report
• Bolivar Co. hit hard by storm
• Facebook helps pups find new home in New York
• Anniversary today of pilot being shot down
• GOP wants district maps redrawn before 2012
• Council to tackle lagoon stench
• Suspect arrested minutes after finding victim
• 3rd West Nile death reported
• Ramsey program to be simulcast
• Reception to honor Miss Hospitality
• Bulger, Geiger Recipients of 2011 Peets Buffett Scholarship
• Southern Quarterly Celebrates Tennessee Williams Centennial
• Journalist to Speak at University Forum Sept. 27
• Kappa Delta Celebrates International Women’s Friendship Month
• Southern Quarterly Celebrates Tennessee Williams Centennial
• Slemaker Earns Mississippi Young Bankers Scholarship Award
• Teen births, infant deaths decrease
• Teacher: Parents' involvement is linked to children's success in school
• Postal rally set for Tuesday
• Crime Report
• Chef's Corner begins Sept. 27
• Fix It
• Former nursing students file suit
• 2 running for Forrest County's coroner seat
• SCORING BIG
• Council agrees to buy 20 cars for HPD
• Freed hikers: Iran held us in prison because we're American
• Wine event to benefit children
• PCS program gets club membership
• USM alum's estate auction earns $24,000 for USM Foundation
• New license station to open
• Military Briefs
• Crime Report
• GOP headquarters opens Wednesday
• Barker, Cook vie for rep post
• Association plans energy fairs in Oct.
• Night Out event set for Friday
• Government Meetings
• Ode to the potty
• Officials: Breaks key to investment, jobs
• Assessor: Market led to drop in value
• Hattiesburg Police Department to get lapel cameras
• Assault conviction before high court
• Concert Band set to perform
• Food as a Business event at MSU set for Oct. 4
• Institute for Disabilities Studies initiates service project
• Judge moves toward declaring Natalee Holloway dead
• Jail opening bumped back
• King Jr. estate sues TV anchor
• Industrial vending machines lead to savings
• Officials cautiously optimistic about sales tax diversions
• Reception celebrates honorary consul
• Scavenger hunt to feature downtown
• Obama lets states opt out of 'No Child Left Behind'
• New polymer center unveiled
• Town to celebrate Jim Henson, Kermit the Frog on Saturday
• Salt dome plans halted
• Century Park Achieves LEED Gold Certification
• Active Aging Week Promotes Wellness, Healthy Lifestyles for Seniors
• Southern Miss Announces New Director of Human Resources
• Soul Food Servers dish up charitable mission Lending a helping hand
• Questions and answers on the latest 'New Facebook'
• Senate panel OKs bill to send BP money to Gulf states
• Project aims to improve traffic on Weathersby, Oak Grove roads
• HFD receives $5,000 grant
• Man charged with sex crimes
• Gay teen's case to continue
• Facebook, Google+ announce changes
• Camp Shelby gives boy the royal treatment
• Agency funding requests up $1.4B
• Crime Report
• Senate committee backs EAS program
• Body identified as Hub City woman
• Institute for Disabilities Studies Initiates Community Service Project
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Library Offers Free Community Workshops in October
• Rhythm and Brass Return to Southern Miss with a Bang
• More young adults insured by parents
• Rally to protest postal changes
• Supervisor candidate: Lamar 'on the right track'
• JCJC unveils Jones Hall
• MDOT seeks art for poster contest
• Mississippi job growth flat
• Health officials request money
• Judge denies separate trials
• Jaycees to celebrate 65th anniversary
• Crime Report
• Collegiate art galleries USM opens new Cook Library gallery
• CDC rates health emergency plan high
• Carey's Gillespie Museum to showcase emerging artist
• Answer filed in Obamacare case
• Angel Food program closes
• Cook Library Art Gallery Opens at Southern Miss
• French Instructor to be Recognized as Honorary Consul of France to Mississippi
• Retired Southern Miss Education Professor Dies
• Study: BP oil not degrading on Gulf floor
• DMR works to restore oyster reefs on Coast
• Teenager indicted in alleged hate crime
• Residents, officials discuss recent crimes
• Holder now faces felony charge
• Mississippi economy growing - but slowly
• One of Hub City's oldest businesses closes its doors
• Two killed in 3-vehicle wreck
• Report: Mississippi Gulf Coast casino outlook improves
• PRCC hosts open house; announces scholarship
• Police probe Labor Day accident
• Officer accused of sex crimes
• Marker honors Blue Room
• Council OKs sign for store
• Crime Report
• Metal Shaper to Present Lecture, Workshops at Southern Miss
• Bullying Symposium to Focus on Curbing Violence in Schools, Communities
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Library Offers Free Community Workshop on Microsoft Office
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Scheduled for Oct. 8 in Jackson
• Tax the rich, Obama says; class warfare, claims GOP
• Bounds: Drop in federal funds for state colleges a concern
• Council to vote on zoning issue
• Teaching team
• 10th Lumberfest to be held Oct. 15
• 9 new West Nile cases reported
• 2 lawsuits filed over parasite-tainted organs
• Hardy St. church gets new pastor
• Crime report
• Lumberton teen in need of a kidney transplant
• Rape suspect seeks separate trials
• HPD arrests 4 over weekend
• Tech program open house is today
• Southern Miss College of Health Initiates Visibility Campaign to Spur Enrollment
• Open Enrollment for University Employees Oct. 3-7
• McNair Scholars Program Seeking Applicants
• Registration Deadline Extended for Career Exploration for Girls Conference
• Cook Library Art Gallery Opening Reception Sept. 21
• Lamar County budget is full of trade-offs
• Newton's, Einstein laws of gravity
• Man killed in motorcycle accident
• Honor Flight set for Wednesday
• Hub City car dealer passes Saturday
• Crime Report
• Free GED classes available in area
• Emmy wins for 'Modern Family,' McCarthy
• Cochran seeks ways to deliver state funds
• 2 vie for tax collector's seat
• Fix It
• Snapshot of the Pine Belt
• Trial dates set in Hunt Club shooting
• Pioneer Woodcarvers Club seeks new members
• Local DAR chapter marks 9/11
• Crime Report
• Government Meetings
• Death toll in Reno air crash rises to 9; some killed on impact
• Chesterfield's construction nearing completion
• Carey speech and debate team starts season
• AARP to meet at Sigler Center
• 2 Jones men seriously injured in accident
• State's percentage of women in office lags
• Obama to seek new tax rate for wealthy
• Medical clinic opens at HHS
• Group to recommend changes to PERS
• Death row inmate asks for new trial
• Veterans sought for program
• West Lamar water notice lifted
• Student charged for statutory rape
• Solar energy company's loan restructuring questioned
• Strewn VA files spark probe
• Saenger Theater to show 'Birds'
• No gunman found in base lockdown
• Stion Solar opens, ready to roll out product
• Lumberton approves budget
• Mayor 'stunned' by charges
• Motorist finds body on road
• Jailer job applicant ends up as inmate
• Coming Sunday
• Hundreds attend memorial for 16-year-old football player
• HPD adds 4 officers
• Southern Miss Introduces SOAR Mobile
• Southern Miss Helps Welcome New Industry to Hattiesburg
• Things are moving quickly at The Accelerator
• School of Polymers to Honor Coatings Industry Leader with New Center
• Renowned Bassist to Perform with Southern Miss Orchestra Sept. 29
• Crime Report
• Facebook introduces 'subscriptions'
• Enrollment drops at JCJC, PRCC
• Postal center may move to Alabama
• Petal to gain 2 new wards
• Lumberton mayor arrested
• Residents help keep neighborhoods safe
• Surgical Tech Week to be held
• Judge: Trustmark at fault in lawsuit
• Free GED prep classes offered
• Family meal day set for Sept. 26
• Bentz challenges new EPA rule
• Southern Miss Custodial Staff Collect Donations for Troops Serving Overseas
• Winners Selected for 2011 Butch Oustalet Gulf Coast Outstanding Faculty Awards
• Southern Miss Graduate Continues to Dance Following Disastrous Fall
• Southern Entrepreneurship Program Hosts Mississippi High Schools
• Hood seeks 3rd term as AG
• Fire damages Jones County home
• Bounds touts record as incumbent District 3 supervisor
• National Merit honors 9 students
• Teen charged in armed robbery
• Dozen drug arrests reported
• Crime Report
• Bridge project still months from end
• Celebration set for star status
• 2 boys home after ATV accident
• Slain man's kin ask no death penalty in case
• Report: BP liable for oil spill in the Gulf
• JCJC student undergoes new stroke therapy
• Future NASA rocket to be most powerful ever built
• Eagle Landings are Information Destinations for Southern Miss Students
• Campus Tree Inventory to Profile Environmental, Economic Values
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Scheduled for October 8 in Hazlehurst
• Woman pleads not guilty to fraud
• Golf tournament set for Sept. 30
• Laurel man charged with burglary of neighbor's house on Ole Miss Drive
• Entries sought for recipe contest
• Charges filed in spat at meeting
• Budget info posted online for most counties
• Band to perform at Wesley Manor
• Crime Report
• Behavior seminar planned next week
• No health insurance for 618K in Miss.
• Immigrant to plead guilty in ID fraud case
• Millage to increase in Forrest County
• Petal School District scores highest rating
• Library Offers Free Community Workshop on Microsoft Office, Electronic Books
• Civic Chorale, High School Choir Fill Auditorium, Hearts with 9/11 Tribute
• Newk’s and Qdoba Donating Portion of Sales to Southern Miss Children’s Center
• Dog Intelligence Topic of Science Café Scheduled for Sept. 19 at Cook Library
• 11th Annual Public Health Symposium Focuses on Global Health Challenges
• Another Exciting Season of Theatre and Dance Planned at Southern Miss
• Zoo to host event for memberships
• Employee charged for embezzlement
• Friends of the Library to meet
• 2M tons of lignite to power Kemper
• Older pills often safer than newer ones
• Tax proposal worries Social Security allies
• Experience divides sheriff candidates
• Boil-water notice issued for area
• 2 in ag race support limit on eminent domain
• Corps to make $3.1M in repairs to Miss. River levee
• Area schools' enrollment up
• 24 known West Nile cases in 2011
• Romney, Perry trade jabs
• Forrest budget may still be short
• Public hearing takes on Medicaid changes
• Education and Psychology News Briefs
• “Ed Said,” Southern Miss Alum Creator Coming to Oak Grove Primary School
• City of Hattiesburg Transfers Steel Beams from Twin Towers to Southern Miss
• Southern Miss Employee Gets Keys to New Habitat for Humanity Home
• EPIC Piano Program to Benefit School of Music; Fall Performances Scheduled
• Crime Report
• Eminent domain topic for meeting
• Forum to focus on education
• JA seeks nominees for service award
• State School is 'Celebrating Arts'
• FIX IT: No lane stripes in front of the post office in Hattiesburg.
• HHS forensics novices earn recognition
• Energy efficiency initiative saves $2M
• Forrest Co. sheriff hopefuls target drugs
• Tribute paid to 9/11 fallen
• Lumberton boy overcomes obstacles
• Students awarded Junior Auxiliary scholarships
• Government Meetings
• Grace Temple's Troop 106 honors 4 Eagle Scouts
• Two boys injured in ATV accident
• Officials waiting for test results in Lamar slayings
• Mississippi deaths on Sept. 11
• Mid-Town Project topic of meeting
• Hub City woman's childhood dream realized
• HPSD changes cellphone policy
• Crime Report
• Actor Cliff Robertson dies at 88
• Patriotic girl now military-bound HHS senior
• A changed America: Marking 10 years since 9/11
• 9/11 put focus on sports security
• Artist turns documentary photographer after 9/11
• PRCC president discusses growth and training
• Crime Report
• Official: Jobs safe at Petal schools
• Shelby photo to run in NY Times
• Bond set for man in child abuse case
• Teen arrested on burglary charges
• $750K bond set for murder suspect
• Ole Miss leads team to study Gulf oil spill
• Hub City woman talks about book in DC
• Camp Shelby plays key role in training troops
• Two more charged in Lamar slaying
• 9/11 life-changing day for military officials
• Benvenutti Manager of Constituent Relations for Alumni Association
• CATCHING UP WITH ERICK BROWN
• WorldCom Whistleblower Addresses Southern Miss Business Students
• Saunders: Southern Miss Continues to Achieve while “Weathering the Storm”
• Hub City's own shares 9/11 story
• Petal passes budget; school district millage set to increase
• State Supreme Court OKs eminent domain, personhood ballot initiatives
• Obama: 'Pass this jobs bill'
• New yogurt bar to host fundraiser
• Angel Food boxes not available
• United Way unveils $1.525M campaign
• Crime Report
• Teen births cost state $155M
• Toddler's cause of death unknown
• 9/11 is a time to remember, reflect
• McCarthy Lecture Series, War and Society Roundtable Schedule Set
• Medical Home Awareness Events Scheduled for September
• Man killed outside Hattiesburg home
• Toddler's death under investigation
• Obama's jobs plan likely not so new, bold
• 9/11 stories to commemorate 10th anniversary of attacks
• State budget hearings set for late September
• Winston: Tax breaks could draw businesses
• New West Nile death reported
• MHP allegations examined
• Crime Report
• Man arrested with lobsters in shorts
• Japanese students share with first-graders
• Churches to host Sept. 11 event
• City plans hearing to discuss budget
• Bark in the Park to be Saturday
• Children’s Center at Southern Miss Teams Up with Lights Jewelers for Major Event
• Recreational Sports Plans Fall Health Series
• Heinhorst Named Chemistry and Biochemistry Department Chair
• Katrina Research Center Welcomes New Exhibit with Reception September 17
• Wildfires kill 4, destroy more than 1,000 homes in rain-starved Texas
• Troopers report 5 holiday fatalities
• State wins $38.2M in Medicaid drug-pricing lawsuit
• Sheriff: Gunman used AK-47 assault rifle in IHOP shooting
• Post office seeks Congressional aid
• Pearl River County fair, livestock show kicks off Saturday
• Petal named 'Playful City USA' community
• Man arrested for child porn
• Man charged with armed robbery
• Man sentenced for child porn
• Lamar approves 2012 budget
• Crossing guard injured near school
• Forrest Co. 2012 millage remains flat
• Family files suit over alleged hate crime
• Students offered robust options at tech school
• Professor’s Photos from Africa Focus of Library of Congress Presentation
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Library Offers Free Community Workshop on Electronic Books
• Philosophy and Religion Professor/Chair Wins Award
• School of Music Making a Mark on the New York Scene
• Storm leaves some areas under water
• Events across the Pine Belt commemorate Sept. 11
• PSC approves rate reduction for small businesses
• Crime Report
• Daylily Society to meet Sept. 18
• Haunted house to open Sept. 22
• Divorce recovery workshop offered
• JCJC extends band deadline
• Pageant to celebrate freedom
• Jobs, state retirement plan focus of Labor Day picnic
• Court OK to bar tape of killer's remorse
• Choctaws back at polls today
• Woman sues USM for racial prejudice
• Some may get tiny needle for flu shots
• Lamar budget may include raises
• Crime Report
• Choctaw tribe drops ad agency
• Principal sparks changes
• New ideas can hold credence as well
• Unemployed compete with part-timers for jobs
• Gulf region drenched by storm
• Teacher inspires pupils
• Fix It
• Holiday Closings
• METAL BEAMS FROM TWIN TOWERS SERVE AS SOMBER REMINDER
• Soggy start to season
• Lee soaks Pine Belt
• Gulf Coast lawmakers will seek more disaster aid
• Senior Preview Days planned
• Steel from twin towers displayed in Hattiesburg
• New panther statue in works for Petal stadium
• Mental health system probed
• Hub City adds more eateries
• Crime Report
• Golf balls for sale for ARC fundraiser
• Area holiday closings posted
• Southern Miss Football Game Still On; Several Pregame/Halftime Festivities Cancelled
• Coming Sunday
• Sculpture exhibit to open Friday
• School district receives grant
• Project could boost economy
• Residents urged to prepare for high winds, heavy rainfall with Lee
• Gov. declares state of emergency
• Mississippi leaders OK job-creation proposals
• Golden Eagle fever rises
• Hattiesburg airport now offers only jet service
• Hearing set in alleged hate crime
• Crime Report
• Holiday Closings
• Enrollment rises in state
• American seeks local columnists
• Information for the Southern Miss Community About Tropical Storm Lee
• Southern Miss Football Players Visit DuBard School
• Southern Miss Reaches Record Enrollment; Freshmen numbers up
• Suspect sought in armed robbery
• Area holiday closings posted
• Air service to be discussed today
• 2 killed in wreck on Old Highway 49
• Crime Report
• Homeless man to be buried in Biloxi
• Facebook is working to improve its privacy issues
• Tropical storm warning issued
• Rosemary Barbour ordered to repay FEMA
• Man may have killed again
• Find complete game coverage online
• Big Bay Lake development in full swing
• Friendship Oak Healthy, Growing Despite Hurricane Katrina
• Rep. Frierson Pays Visit to DuBard School
• Homebuyers Workshop Set for September 17 in Batesville
• Sisters to close its door after 20 years of business
• USM alum's collection to be sold
• Man sentenced for molestation
• MDOT launches redesigned site
• Judge allows challenge to health care law to continue to next step
• Jaycees' blood drive to be Friday
• Crime Report
• Holiday rearranges local schedule
• Fewer will labor to travel this weekend
• Choctaw casino hires new auditor
• Local initiative restores community homes
• $175M plan may bring new jobs
• Board reviews Petal budget
• American seeks local columnists
• Trucking Company Takes Pride in Delivering Twisted Steel to Hattiesburg
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Breaks Ground for Hardy Hall, Lloyd Hall Restoration
• Interim Department Leaders Serving in College of Education and Psychology
• $18,000 returned to Greene County
• Crime Report
• Woman graduates from War College
• USM amends smoking policy
• Businesses hope to boost state exports
• Bullock wins Petal seat
• Helicopters rush food, water to Vermont
• West Nile cases bring total to 18
• State group taps local EMA figures
• Ecosystem is topic of meeting
• Earnhardt car to be at JCJC game
• Automation in the air dulls pilot skills
• Are consumers spooked, or are they spending?
• College of Arts & Letters to Present Research Awards Showcase on Sept. 1
• Pride of Mississippi Performs at Annual Pride Preview Concert
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Civic Chorale to Present Special 9/11 Memorial Tribute
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Set for September 17 in McComb
• Earthquake delays Miss. deputy's trial
• Katrina's 6th anniversary finds the Gulf Coast on the mend
• DPS probe targets possible impropriety in patrol exams
• Barbour sets Friday special session for bond issue
• Horticulture program added to curriculum
• Crime report
• PRCC to offer computer training
• Carey to host 9/11 patriotic event
• Clinic offers tom cat neuter special
• Democrats name new exec. director
• Petal reviews district strategic plan
• Multi purpose center to host annual rodeo
• Sumrall boy rescues girl in Gulfport motel pool
• Drunken driver impacts pastor's life forever
• Metal Artifacts from Twin Towers Making Their Way to Hattiesburg
• Parent leader classes offered
• Snapshot of the Pine Belt
• Katrina victims rebuild lives
• Cold, flu season is just around the corner
• Annual reunion set for Sept. 24
• 2 convicted in bank holdups
• Tea Party to hold meetings today
• 1 shot to death outside mall
• Unique polymer degree planned
• Political victories at any cost?
• Petal voters return to polls on Tuesday
• Changes proposed to mental health services
• Flooding concerns follow Irene
• Crime Report
• Money offered to fight beetles
• Thames students join MDOT Litter Patrol
• Beam from NYC to be displayed
• October Fest set for Oct. 15
• Group to hold awareness event
• Burnett serving on bus safety group
• Credit retired casino debt
• Survey raises concerns
• Irene 'a large and dangerous storm'
• HHS students to lend hand again at tax time
• USM reports violation
• 6 years after Katrina, work remains to be done
• Crime report
• Government meetings
• Blood drive to benefit bus driver's husband
• Man found guilty of molestation
• Preschoolers set to cheer at game
• Crime Report
• Former clerk pleads guilty
• Child ID program set for today
• Coast Guard: No leak at BP well
• 2M told to leave as Irene nears
• WUSM to host Tailgate Concert Series
• Board votes to amend building oversite
• Petition focuses on dentist's testimony
• No diploma? Low wages
• Coming Sunday
• Executive Committee Officers Chosen for Southern Miss Alumni Association
• Hattiesburg Country Club Named Official Club of Southern Miss Alumni Association
• Southern Miss Initiating New Smoking Policy for Hattiesburg Campus
• Hurricane tightens its aim on East Coast
• Foreclosure sales dropping in Mississippi
• Hattiesburg announces 9/11 commemorations
• Single-sex classes: Officials hope measure improves test scores
• What is Google+ and what are those +1's on your pages?
• Man arrested for stealing a bed
• Man charged with grand larceny
• Native plant event to go on Saturday
• Library celebrates sign-up month
• Gathering provides business solutions
• Man convicted for tax evasion
• Crime report
• First Science Café of fall 2011 Semester to Examine “Little People of Flores”
• Southern Miss Construction Student Captures Prestigious Pearson Prize
• Fall Semester Begins at Southern Miss Gulf Coast
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Library Offers Free Workshop on Microsoft Office
• Former athlete evolves into businessman
• Officials ponder Irene evacuations
• Teens are not prepared for Army
• Polk-Payton wins judicial runoff
• King: Port of Gulfport invaluable to state
• Details released in drowning
• Chicken truck loses load in Jones County
• Annual job growth up in Miss.
• Crime Report
• Career seminar set for October
• 2011 Women's Expo is Saturday
• Southern Miss Campus Bustling on First Day of Fall Semester Classes
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Honors College, Student Leaders Receive Tablets
• Energy Efficiency Initiative Results in Savings of Approximately $2 Million
• Music Major Trotter Receives Gladys Kemp Lisanby Scholarship
• DuBard Association Method® Basic Course Available in September, October
• Crime reports
• Quake calls to mind terrorism as 9/11 approaches
• Fitch defeats Yancey
• $5B in oil spill claims paid
• 2 former HPD officers withdraw appeals
• Carlisle advances in run for Lamar supervisor post
• Ross captures Forrest County supervisor's seat
• DuPree wins Democratic governor nomination
• Back to School for Hattiesburg - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Woman found dead at motel
• USM student drowns in river
• Keel defeated in sheriff's runoff
• 1 arrested, another sought in robbery
• Career seminar set for October
• Health care support needed
• Letter focal point in 'Help' lawsuit
• Blanton, Collier race too close to call
• Student Dies in Covington County
• CATCHING UP WITH LARRY FEDORA
• Group to hold art fundraiser
• Best Buy to Turtle Creek Mall store
• Employee charged in casino fires
• Harrison Co. man dies of heat stroke
• Survey to grade teacher programs
• Crime Report
• City Council proclaims 'Go Gold Fridays'
• Somber mood at King memorial's opening
• Irene heads toward US, Hispaniola
• Friends remember homeless veteran
• William Carey celebrates 250th anniversary
• USM researchers grow oil spill fix
• Party primary runoffs are today
• Hattiesburg City Council Supports Southern Miss with 'Go Gold Fridays'
• Freshmen, Transfers Participate in Paint the Eagle Walk, Hear Fedora
• Southern Miss Students Line Up to Receive Samsung Tablets for Pilot Program
• Geographers, GPS tell us where we are
• Budget, tax levy hearings to be held
• Lumberfest set for Oct. 15
• School uniforms being accepted
• Fix it: Sinking asphalt needs repairing at West Seventh Street in Hattiesburg
• Crime Report
• Man's widow sues railway
• Regulating signs
• State's health insurance exchange to launch early next year
• Vietnam vet presented medal
• Sex ed program faces criticism
• Runoffs return voters to polls
• Lamar finishing up work on plans for districts
• Cities expect to surpass sales tax projections
• USM prepares for year of moving forward
• Lawsuit targets fortune-telling ban
• Teen event promotes alcohol awareness
• Lumberfest set for Oct. 15
• Political forum to be held Monday
• Person found in creek identified
• Petal man killed, wife hurt in I-59 wreck
• MDOT helps in fight against litter
• Government meetings
• US 11 project wraps up in Lumberton
• Lauren Rogers Museum guild plans annual event
• Crime report
• Body found in Gordon's Creek
• Coming Sunday
• Dining with the Stars is Sept. 15
• Thousands to travel for unveiling of Martin Luther King Jr. memorial
• Has King's dream been achieved? Blacks, whites weigh in
• Two-vehicle wreck near Moselle sends one to hospital
• Lamar Co. $433K richer
• USM hopeful about law school agreement
• Judge asked to reinstate 'Help' suit
• Man seeks prison release
• Petal mayor letter draws criticism
• Tip leads to 2 arrests for meth
• Spending cuts could ground rural air service
• JORT to hold auditions
• JCJC opens new $4.1M Anderson Hall
• Southern Miss International Exchange Students Participate in Fall Orientation
• Southern Miss Incoming Freshmen Start Moving into Residence Halls
• 17 face drug trafficking charges
• Crime Report
• Charges upgraded to capital murder
• Cellular South to upgrade network
• Former U.S. attorney Lampton dies at 60
• Sheen on Gulf being investigated
• Share your 9/11 stories
• Grand jury gets priest-killer case
• Two new restaurants set to open
• Artifacts from Twin Towers to be Displayed in Downtown Hattiesburg
• Southern Miss Names Graham Chairman of Marine Science Department
• Universities get research boost
• State ACT scores down but signs of readiness up
• Stion facility preparing for production
• State last in child welfare
• New jobs, tax cut package to be offered Obama's plan
• Carey will not increase tuition
• Unity Rally to be held after runoffs
• USM to sponsor 'Red Dress Run'
• Officials probe bomb threat
• Hattiesburg
• MDOT completes U.S. 11 project
• Ellisville mayor: GE to make big impact
• Fight with ex lands man in hospital
• Southern Miss Ready to Welcome New Students for 2011-12 Fall Semester
• Southern Miss to Sponsor Inaugural ‘Red Dress Run’ to benefit Heart Association
• Flag Plaza unveiled
• Luckett outspends DuPree
• Resigning pastor to be paid another year
• Judge unseals I.D. theft case
• Drugs, counterfeit found in robbery
• 3 Camille victims honored today
• 2 children hurt in dog attack
• Workers clean up skate park
• Man held on shooting charge
• JCJC registration set for today
• Civic group donates $19K to school
• Four meth suspects to remain in jail
• Bond denied in weekend slaying
• It's a runoff: Bullock, King lead votes for alderman
• Crime report
• Student Move-in Days/Street-Parking Lot Closure Schedule August 19-20
• Sertoma Club Makes Largest Donation Yet to DuBard School
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Bookstore Relocates to Gulf Park Campus
• Gulf Coast Library to Host Kathleen Koch Book Talk, Signing August 29
• Crime report
• Higher expectations: Pine Belt schools introduce Common Core State Standards into classrooms
• Social media seminar to be held
• Murals tell Stone County's story
• Downtown getting additional retail store
• Fifth man wanted in meth case in custody
• City budget 5% less for '12
• Suspect made threats
• Oil spill fund wants case in federal court
• Inmate fails to return from pass
• 2 new West Nile cases reported
• Commission to test equipment
• WCU to hold fall registration
• Gulf Coast Research Laboratory hosts first Science Café
• CATCHING UP WITH DICK VOGEL
• High school football kicks off season
• Facebook contacts raise concerns
• Oak Grove man's classic car featured in 'Help'
• Snapshot of the Pine Belt
• Mississippi vies for $50M to fund pre-K
• Crime Report
• Petal planning for fall festival
• Ohr museum tickets free on holiday
• 2 suspects sought in woman's shooting
• During 'Elvis Week,' fans remember pivotal year
• Record of career given to ex-coach
• Crime Report
• Billboard rule still on city books
• Government Meetings
• Timothy Williams
• Richard Rogers
• Jason Parker
• Francis Cooke
• Dustin Blada
• PCS gets grant for new labs
• 'Right Way to Throw Away Day' set for Oct. 29
• School board honors employees
• Choctaw auditors step down
• Serving a good cause Event aids athletes with disabilties
• 9 candidates vie for seat on Petal board
• Steady force
• Rick Perry questioned on immigration
• GAO: $650M pump contract deeply flawed
• Remains of ancient sea reptile offer new discovery
• Animal shelter gets new digs
• Panel to hear case of child left in car
• Schools adopt sex education policies
• Prisoner recants serial killer claims
• 9/11 conspiracy theories thrive
• Shoppers lift economy, but will they keep spending?
• Coming Sunday
• Kidnapping trial set for 'legally dead' man
• Oil still a problem on islands
• Judge McGee suspended for 270 days, no pay for misconduct
• 4 arrested in meth scheme
• Appeals court strikes health insurance mandate
• Judge: Arrest had probable cause
• Crime Report
• West Fourth Street expansion continues
• Southern Miss Graduate Discovers Voice with Unconventional Poem
• WCU to hold fall registration
• Store announces opening event
• Clergy prayer breakfast planned
• Article: City fun, affordable place
• USM, MC law school partner
• Final space shuttle crew visits Stennis
• Baptist Life Flight getting new copter
• Crime report
• City leaders looking to revitalize areas like Hardy Street, Broadway Drive
• Southern Miss Partners with Mississippi College School of Law on Degree Plan
• Young Artists Recital today
• Brownfields meeting planned
• Ex-music minister admits misconduct
• Girls suspected in break-in
• New police chief OK'd
• Arrest made in I.D. theft scheme
• Crime up in Hub City
• Crime Report
• Forrest County officials looking for land
• State weighing education waiver
• West Nile death reported in Jones
• NASA center opens at noon Thursday
• JCJC set to open Anderson Hall
• Voting at Thames moving to classroom
• School receives state award
• Ashley named South Miss. State Hospital director
• Dupree runs on record, Luckett slams Bryant
• Crime Report
• ‘Festa Fraschillo’ to Honor Retired Southern Miss Music Professor, Band Leader
• Teacher, pastor drowns in pool
• Hol-Mac Corp. adding new jobs
• Softball tourney to benefit student
• Tech Center to hold open house
• Additional teen titles announced
• Back-to-school event is Aug. 18
• Crime Report
• School starts for Hattiesburg, Petal
• Obama sees opportunity in debt crisis
• Lumberton downtown buildings torn down
• Officers' hearings postponed
• State seeks penalties against 3 over investments
• Suit: Girl taken out of school, molested
• House to end page program
• Spotted: Sharon Miles
• Southern Miss’ Rapp Receives U.S. Army Second Lieutenant Commission
• Southern Miss’ Maitner Receives U.S. Army Second Lieutenant Commission
• Southern Miss’ Maitner Receives U.S. Army Second Lieutenant Commission
• Southern Miss’ Maitner Receives U.S. Army Second Lieutenant Commission
• Southern Miss’ Flynt Receives U.S. Army Second Lieutenant Commission
• National Conference Puts Focus Squarely on Sports Safety and Security
• Substitutes training is Aug. 24
• School benefit set for Tuesday
• Library to hold pet show on Aug. 13
• Crime Report
• Lamar boil water notice lifted
• Fix It
• Time keeps ticking along
• Spotted
• Regional airport departures up
• High Tech Tabs
• La. men among fatalities
• Legal aid braces for federal cuts
• Budget talks focus on surviving
• School budgets improve
• PRCC's Healthy People Now! to hold 2 casting calls
• Work may start this year on Hardy Street
• Myrick remembered as someone who 'loved people'
• Sheriff's offices unaware of hacks
• MDEQ grant funds buses for art school
• Birthing unit opens at George County
• government meetings
• crime report
• New limits on charging teens
• Copter shot down; 30 US troops killed
• Laurel schools, football season starting soon
• Busy Lumberton board meeting
• JCJC graduates urged to make a difference
• 2nd Democrat challenges Thompson in House race
• crime report
• BancorpSouth to sell 2 offices
• 'Banana Split' event to help kids
• Dining with the Stars is Sept. 15
• Spotted
• District gives out backpacks
• New reps sway deal
• Coming Sunday: School budget, aging, Charlie Holt
• Eagles get back to business, hit the gridiron
• Jobs report good enough to calm Wall Street
• Not a good year for shrimp industry
• War wounds lasted lifetime for vet
• Mayo, Carlisle head to runoff
• marion County roundup
• jones County roundup
• crime report
• Morgan Keegan hearing to begin
• Firms fined for No Call violations
• Christian Services to host school rally
• Students, teachers embrace 1st day of school
• Cancer Society seeks volunteers
• Va. Tech locked down after report of gun
• Military funds to be cut
• Try back-to-school basics for online security
• Mosquito spraying increased
• Mexico returns alleged rapist
• Heat indices above 120
• Forecasters predict busier hurricane season ahead
• Forbes takes command of 158th; Hollis heads to Kansas
• Lamar County election results are in
• DuBard School Welcomes New Students, Returnees for 2011-12 Academic Year
• Gulf Park College Arch Restored; Brings Back Memories for Alumnae
• MPB to air 'Beyond the Spill'
• crime report
• Eminent domain briefs deadline set
• 2 new West Nile cases reported
• Economy struggles to find a foothold
• Scruggs conviction won't be dismissed
• Democratic Primary
• George County's tax assessor loses seat
• Ross, Waites to meet in runoff
• Lott barely passes Fillingane
• DuPree makes history
• Council approves 5 new patrol vehicles
• Spotted
• CATCHING UP WITH DR. VIRGINIA CRAWFORD
• NASCAR Chief Stresses Safety and Security at National Conference
• Incumbents' fates differ
• 2 outcomes still up in air
• Reeves claims lt. governor's spot
• Council debate over police vehicles heats up
• Hyde-Smith wins Ag race nomination
• Fillingane-Lott representative race too close to call
• King to face challenger Albritton
• Polk grabs Senate District 44
• DuPree heads to runoff with Luckett
• Counties to see new supervisor faces soon
• Forrest County Roundup
• Lamar County Roundup
• United Way of Southeast Mississippi News - August 2, 2011
• County attorney
• Coroner
• Circuit clerk
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Registration, Orientation Set for Aug. 16, 17
• crime report
• New school bus plan announced
• Jaycees to host Night Out event
• Grants to help shelter programs
• Woman arrested for animal cruelty
• Eminent domain ruling appealed
• Petal tackling budget woes
• New law could ease long lines at precincts
• Kosnac named to top position at newspaper
• Lamar County buildings to receive facelift
• House OKs debt deal; Giffords returns
• 184th troops glad to be back home
• 'Good turnout' expected at polls
• Council debates buying police cars
• Southern Miss’ Reynolds Wins Miss Hospitality Pageant
• Spotted
• Southern Miss to Provide Samsung Galaxy Tab™ 10.1 Tablets to Students
• Lotz named Interim Director of Gulf Coast Research Lab
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Scheduled for August 13 in Jackson
• 12-year-old painter honored
• Fix-it
• Spotted: Cora Yon and Chris Bass
• Senior pastor steps down at First Baptist Jackson
• Progress made on inmate work center
• Crime Report
• Saturday sports clinic to start
• Family Fun Friday set for Aug. 12
• Hattiesburg man killed in wreck
• Man dies after lightning hits pier
• President announces deal to stop U.S. default
• 'The Help' makes Miss. debut
• Mississippians part of genetic map
• Hattiesburg man sleeps; child drives
• About $8k raised for Wounded Warriors
• Spotted
• Crime Report
• Operators restore production in Gulf
• Laurel woman killed in wreck
• Candidate drops out of race
• Driver injured after striking tree
• Habitat hands out 55th key
• Ex-officer's embezzlement trial set for Nov. 16
• Fairgoers learn how to stay safe
• Lamar plans to build new school
• Petal woman crowned Miss Hospitality
• No plans for USM to return to Gautier
• High turnout expected for primary election
• Contestants create 'magic'
• crime report
• Woman owes $78k for Katrina fraud
• Toyota donates to recovery fund
• High court rejects O'Hara appeal
• Choctaw election set for Sept. 6
• 177th changes command
• Candidates share platforms
• Pine Belt Expo to be 1 day only
• Shoppers taking advantage of state's tax-free weekend
• More public input sought on Comcast
• USM Foundation hits record $89M
• Economy facing another recession
• Judge: Eminent domain initiative OK to go on ballot
• Spotted
• National Sports Safety and Security Conference Gets Underway Aug. 2-4
• Career Exploration for Girls Conference Scheduled for Oct. 8 at Southern Miss
• Autism Project Offers Training, Programs for Children in Mississippi
• Spay, neuter clinic celebrates 2 years
• Man gets life in sex battery trial
• Gov. candidates stump at fair
• United Way kicks off Pacesetters campaign
• Official: Delta service to go on for now
• Woodham seeks prison release
• Prepped, prim: Pageant today
• Resinall expanding plant, adding new jobs
• Hundreds gather for Night Out parade, party
• crime report
• Deputy to lt. gov., Bryant highlights service
• Connect with our staff on Facebook
• Carey students receive honor
• Basketball camp focuses on skills
• Spotted
• Southern Miss Professor to Present Lecture on American Revolution
• Southern Miss Professors Helping Push Polymer Science to Highest Levels
• Applicants sought for school board
• 9 file petitions for alderman seat
• Minister facing delinquency charges has prior criminal record
• GE Aviation locating $56M plant in Ellisville
• Police: Suspect in priest's death confessed
• Rural population at lowest, report says
• Spotted
• Job picture improves
• Hope for debt deal on the table
• Dennis running governor's race on business background
• Hospitality contestants relax, visit Hattiesburg Zoo for fun
• 90-pound pit bull survives house fire
• Candidates trade jabs at fair
• HPD seizes marijuana, crack cocaine; man held
• crime report
• Professional Development Opportunities Set for August at Southern Miss
• International Business Students Gather Data for Gulf Coast Shrimp Survey
• crime report
• Salvation Army seeking uniforms
• Sales Tax Holiday set for weekend
• Early Connections has openings
• Back to School Rally is Aug. 6
• New commander to take over 177th
• Applicants sought for school board
• Luckett touts economic record in race
• Gulf Coast officials swamped by debt calls
• Recusal policy reveals oil industry-gov't ties
• Analysis: Debt differences narrowing, despite talk
• Bryant, Luckett leading pack
• Some cities fare well on sales tax
• Public shares views on ballot initiatives
• Miss Hospitality contestants tour Hattiesburg
• Grants available to homebuyers
• City accepting resumes for board
• Rival debt plans pushed
• New hours for Hattiesburg Social Security
• 4 charged with theft of road signs
• crime report
• Back to School Rally set for Aug. 6
• Miss. ranks 18th for identity theft reports
• 28 seek hospitality crown
• DuPree says public work prepares him for governor
• Workers test-cooking new lunch dishes before bell rings
• USM, city partner on national 9/11 Memorial
• Eminent domain issue in court
• Norway rampage suspect held in isolation
• Special master sought to oversee spill claims
• Drum Corps International Kickoff Event scheduled for July 27 at Roberts Stadium
• Southern Miss News Briefs
• Weather message for Hattiesburg campus from University Police
• Southern Miss, City of Hattiesburg Partner on National 9/11 Memorial Project
• DuBard School at Southern Miss Accepting Applications for LEAP Program
• Capt. America boots Harry Potter from No. 1
• HATTIESBURG
• Lucas speaker at KD Coast convention
• Everything is relative in families, science
• Suspect: Bombing in Serbia tipped scales
• spotted
• City rolls out welcome mat for Miss Hospitality pageant
• Choctaws reap little from deal
• No debt deal yet; Dems ready own plans
• Dick's roof collapses
• 2 children drown off Waveland on Coast
• Fix it
• government meetings
• PRCC clinic takes appointments
• State School offers children services
• OG Primary gets arts group grants
• Free GED classes being offered
• crime report
• Katrina patient deaths suit settled
• Church to celebrate its 125th anniversary
• Public art to beautify city
• Rain doesn't stop ARTeast Festival
• Dems crossing primary line
• Brewery in Kiln will get $740,000
• Debt crisis: Deal sought to head off stock plunge
• Homicides leaving residents ill at ease
• Back-to-school time
• crime report
• Speeding ticket led to fraud charges
• Obama ends ban on gays in military
• New school year, football players ready to rumble
• U.S. 11 road opening delayed
• Justice Court judge Districts 1, 2
• HPD's summer camp for youth wraps up with 'fun day' activities
• Group aids kids in foster care
• HFD gets 3 new pumper trucks
• Big Bay portions OK'd by judge
• Debt talks break down
• No bond for man charged with threatening Obama
• At least 80 killed in Oslo bomb, camp shootings
• PRCC's Forrest County Center adjusting to growing enrollment
• Spotted
• Facilities to Receive Recognition during National Sports Security Conference
• News Briefs from the Institute of Disability Studies
• crime report
• Man shows up at police station
• Man held on Lee Co. sex charges
• Candidates take jabs at Phil Bryant
• School test scores improve
• Lamar construction picks up
• County prosecutor, coroner, DA, tax assessor
• Forrest Co. looks at cable services in rural areas
• PRCC to expand Forrest Co. Center
• Election, school info both online
• Board OKs new Comcast deal
• Spotted
• Parrothead Jersey Fundraiser Brings In $20,000-plus for Scholarships, Baseball
• CATCHING UP WITH DR. DAVID DAVIES
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Scheduled for August 6 in Columbus
• crime report
• Woman held on larceny charge
• Abbie Rogers Civitan Camp 'gets in your heart'
• New proposal trims tax breaks
• Alumnus donates $5M gift to USM
• 105 victims of Big Bay dam collapse to receive payment from settlement
• Sexual battery charge dismissed
• Reward offered in puppies case
• Man charged for child molestation
• DuPree: People 'believe in message'
• 'Glitch' left suspect in priest's death free
• Chief: Probe focuses on deals
• Chancery clerk, school superintendent, tax collector
• Spotted
• Southern Miss Alumnus Donates $5 Million to New Business Building
• crime report
• Police investigate auto burglaries
• Petal police look for missing man
• Ground-breaking set for new station
• Council: Clean up property in 10 days
• Missing guitarist found safe
• Hosemann criticized over leases
• Obama embraces 'Gang of Six' proposal
• Barbour: 'May not endorse anybody'
• Petal resident to compete in World Championship of Public Speaking
• Park renamed after late official
• Communities benefit from Bok Homa casino
• Gifted students explore creativity
• Barbour seeks jobs for state
• Forrest roundup: District 5 supervisor, sheriff, circuit clerk
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Library to Feature Woodturning Exhibit Aug. 3–Sept. 9
• Safety & Security Conference Speaker to Share Insights on Disaster Impacts
• Williams to open headquarters
• crime report
• PSC to present ratepayer forums
• NASA center opens noon Wednesday
• Murdered USM student laid to rest
• USM Gulf Park campus preps for building projects
• Forrest Co. approves new school budget
• Teen's murder charge reduced
• Forrest Co. roundup: Supervisor races in Districts 3, 4
• Former supervisor appeals conviction
• Council: Clean up eyesores
• For now, fate of air service unknown
• Spotted
• Teachers from Across State Participate in ASM Materials Camp at Southern Miss
• “Resilience in Aging” Lunch and Learn Workshop Scheduled for July 20
• News Briefs from the College of Health
• Southern Miss Partners with American Chemical Society to Offer First Workshop
• Southern Miss AOP Officers Installed
• Lamar Co. courthouse project may start in 2012
• Sides in Hudson case agree to search terms
• Potholes need repairing on U.S. 11
• Gordon's Creek Park plans set
• Miss Hospitality tickets on sale
• Zookeeper Week is being celebrated
• Prayer Breakfast set for Thursday
• Public to pay for expert in DUI
• Crime report
• Spotted: Katie Atthanassov
• Forrest Co. roundup: Supervisor for Dist. 1, 2
• Funding cuts may end reading program
• Miss. child support payments up
• Military briefs
• Meeting to discuss church's preschool
• Easement granted for sewer project
• Another arrest in contraband case
• 2 shelters will be built in George Co.
• Crime report
• Crowd fills downtown Purvis for Nader Fest
• Lamar County roundup: Constable, DA races
• USM plans raises
• Lumberton man now in Pennsylvania prison
• Girl Scouts travel to NYC
• Barbour spent more than $500K from war chest
• Retiring: What's the plan?
• Delta eyes cutting local route
• Grant provides MP3 players for students
• Man may get disability hearing even after assault
• Man charged with Medicaid fraud
• 3rd homicide in weeks probed
• Nearly 2K attend local premiere
• Hattiesburg
• Obama campaign releases names of top fundraisers
• Judge tosses RICO claims against BP for spill
• 3 kids left in car, brain-damaged, blind
• Suspect returned to Mississippi
• Leaders reflect partisan split in debt talk
• Coming Sunday: Retirees talk, sports
• Lamar roundup: Justice Court judge races
• Proposed ATT merger will help in rural areas
• BP adopts new safety standard for drilling
• Choctaw chief talks about raid on casinos
• Southern Miss Counseling Center Offers Support in Wake of Student's Death
• Southern Miss Graduate Providing Leadership for National Guard Team
• Social Work Summer Program Interns Explore Service, Diversity
• Football 101: Southern Miss to Host Chalk Talk for Women Clinic on July 28
• Lamar tax rolls open for viewing
• Crime Reports
• Lamar roundup: Superintendent, county attorney, coroner
• Potter fans can enjoy section
• PRCC summer program offers head start on college
• 2 questions posed to candidates
• Petal aldermen cut pay raises out of budget
• 2 districts OK budgets without tax hikes
• Spotted
• PubCampMS 2011 to be Held July 30 at R.C. Cook Union
• crime report
• Project in works along US 98
• Party planned for school official
• Cheerleading signup under way
• Blood drive set for July 22
• Nov. ballot laden with important initiatives
• Lamar roundup: Sheriff, clerks, tax collector
• Forget Facebook - social media can lead to dollars, cents, career
• Hub City: Mail sorting going to Gulfport makes no sense
• Fired Sheriff's Dept. worker files lawsuit
• Spotted
• CATCHING UP WITH ANN BLACKWELL
• MESSAGE FROM UNIVERSITY POLICE
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Scheduled for July 16 in Greenwood
• Author Shaw to Present Book Talk, Signing at Southern Miss Gulf Coast
• Free Seminar Will Highlight Remediation of Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
• MSMS accepts area students
• Friends of library announce events
• Candidate forum set for Thursday
• 9 arrested after restaurant brawl
• 19 running for Lamar Co. supervisor seats
• Ledger editor to take over MPB
• Group raising funds for troops
• AG to sue oil spill fund's head
• Reason for FBI raid on Choctaw casinos still unknown
• HPD seeks woman who tied puppies to shelter fence
• Civitan Camp celebrates 50 years
• Crime report
• Spotted
• Students teach sustainable living
• Kids 'Out to S.E.A.'
• Tupelo schools put brakes on changes
• FCSD not seeking millage hike
• 40 manhole covers stolen
• New water meters being installed
• Pleasant Ridge water alert lifted
• Eastabuchie lifts water alert
• Inmate charged with conspiracy
• Former head of marketing replaces Buyan
• Hub City housing numbers up
• crime report
• Dixie EPA board picks new manager
• Candidate forum set for July 18
• Spotted
• Spotted
• Einstein? Ether? What is it all comng to?
• New daylily works as symbol of hope for breast cancer patients
• Crime report
• Obama, lawmakers still divided over debt deal
• Lamar budget more of same
• Moving mail processing to coast eyed - again
• Fix it
• Questions swirl after fall from coaster
• Hip-Hop Summit puts learning in the forefront
• Shuttle's last trip: Hugs and kisses
• Lamar Co. paring down debt
• LEDC planning political rally July 23 in Lumberton
• Hospital garage scheduled to be complete June 2012
• Crime report
• Government meetings
• Groups targeting obesity rates
• Christian Services to hold kids rally
• Juveniles injure 2 in escape attempt
• Alligator found on Causeway
• Steel to close facility, layoff 6 or 7
• City: MDOT should foot bill
• Unfinished business
• Woman guilty of Katrina fraud
• Sales tax holiday returns July 29-30
• Man charged in wife's death
• Choctaw Fair starts Wednesday
• Coming Sunday: Roads, gardens, Harry Potter
• crime report
• Shuttle Atlantis lifts off for last time
• Reception today for 'Wild Things' exhibit at USM
• Analysis: Jobs still elusive as economy rebounds
• Gulf Coast leaders defend drilling plan
• 'Caylee's Law' proposed in aftermath of verdict
• Bryant, Reeves still at top with funds
• Ex-first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• New election ordered for chief
• Homicide is second in less than a week
• Street work to begin on Hattiesburg campus Monday
• Candidate set to open headquarters
• Sheriff's life still provides lessons
• Murdoch cancels News of the World
• Mississippi Supreme Court mulls Coast schools' tax case
• EPA plans to reduce downwind pollution
• Mississippi is nation's fattest for 7th year in a row
• Special section puts spotlight on Atlantis' final countdown
• Obama, top leaders far apart on debt talks
• Lawyer: Client wasn't at scene
• Farmers market offers variety
• HPSD 2011-12 budget examined at hearing
• Downtown eateries enjoy Cuban String Quartet
• 'He loved his family and he loved Petal'
• Anthony sentenced; must serve 6 more days
• Candidates question Medicaid process
• NCS4 Conference to Feature Panel on Fan Violence
• ALA Delegates Visit Southern Miss de Grummond Collection
• IDP Education Representatives Visit Southern Miss
• NCS4 Visiting Scholar Played Role in South Korea Winter Olympics Bid
• Cat spay-neuter special offered
• Board names new chairman
• Bank collecting school supplies
• Worker found guilty of abusing vulnerable adult at veterans home
• Wyeth had illegal patents, suit claims
• Indian tribes welcome FEMA trailers
• Casey Anthony has difficult road ahead
• Adults, children enjoy benefits of ARC program
• Girl's passion, determination turn into own animal farm
• crime report
• NASA ignoring long-standing rule to have backup plan, critics say
• Choctaws get 1st female chief
• 260 hit by West Lamar water main break
• Marathon program successful
• Spotted
• Reception July 9 for Exhibit of “Where the Wild Things Are” Creator’s Work
• Southern Miss Alumna Miller Promoting New Cookbook
• Association of Office Professionals to Install Officers July 12
• Aldermen set special election
• 10-year-old boy dies in shooting
• crime report
• House panel to take up 3 trade agreements
• Flood surge raises fears of Mont. oil spill spread
• Sacred Heart camp helps bridge gap between school years
• Family believes robbery was motive for shooting death
• Casey Anthony cleared in Caylee's death
• Trooper ducked for cover during Katrina shootings
• OSHA cites Howard Industries
• Court to rule on judicial complaints
• Lamar County supervisors OK bid for fire station
• Obama summons GOP, says no to short-term debt deal
• Raids at spas land 7 women in jail for alleged prostitution
• Holiday weekend sees fewer fatalities
• Efforts under way to restore longleaf pine forests
• Lions All-State Band taking part in Parade of Nations
• Fireworks, parades, 62 hot dogs: US celebrates 4th
• Spotted
• crime report
• Woman facing 10 years, fine
• Couple named 'Urban Forest Masters of the Year'
• New air traffic system up in air
• Woman sentenced in battery case
• MDOT to dedicate roadway to soldier
• Covington County answers lawsuit
• Carville to speak at Dems' dinner
• LCSD offices closed for week
• Next gen video games let players control the story
• Area holiday closings posted
• Kids Health Fair set for July 14
• Arboretum to hold teachers workshop
• Crime report
• Petal water declared safe
• Dustin Blum
• Fix it
• Anthony weeps as prosecutor calls her liar
• 50 storm shelters planned
• Officials: Alcohol a danger for fetus
• 1st MasterChef to appear on show
• Coast seeing holiday boom
• Lawmakers' salaries top $11 million
• Death is area's 5th unsolved in 6 weeks
• Crime Report
• Officials want out of lawsuit
• New Miss Mississippi crowned
• Welcoming home a wounded warrior
• Stars & Stripes event planned
• Author to speak July 15 at library
• Canning safety topic of workshop
• Area holiday closings posted
• Lumberton woman creates costumes
• Have you heard the one about the baking soda?
• Laurel Main Street Faire set for Thursdays
• Projects moving along at Hattiesburg High
• Senate confirms lawyer's new role
• Postal service meeting is July 13
• County awarded waste tire grant
• Area holiday closings posted
• crime report
• 'Friend to city of Petal' mourned
• Forrest General to manage Jeff Davis hospital system
• Lumberton officers fired, clerk resigns
• Junior college tuition remains flat
• Plea entered in officer's death
• Feds grill former BP chief Hayward
• Appeals court to hear case of convicted wife killer
• Injured soldier, USM football
• Reeves' campaign funds questioned
• Meeting old, new friends
• State finishes year with surplus
• Cisco Executive to Deliver Keynote Address at Sports Security Conference
• Petal Native Reiter Tapped for New Position with Alumni Association
• National Launch for Master Chef Whitney Miller’s Cookbook set for July 5
• GCRL’s Summer Program offers new field-based classes for college credit
• Voter registration deadline Saturday
• Town receives $25,000 grant
• Man loses appeal in shooting case
• Area holiday closings posted
• Quartet to kick off concert series
• Children's program gets grant
• Budget cuts could close research centers
• Princess Diana would be 50
• Casinos battle perception after flood
• Crack cocaine offenders may serve shorter prison time
• Troopers, checkpoints
• Coast forum attracts governor candidates
• Honor veterans, first responders this Fourth
• 4 homicide cases unsolved
• USM students design mockups for vacant buildings in downtown
• MIKE GILES LEAVES IMPRESSIVE LEGACY
• Recreational Sports Director, Former Swim Coach Giles Retiring
• Geography Students, Professor Restore Cemetery’s Lost Data
• Social Media Discussion Highlights Sports Security National Conference
• crime report
• Truck driver arrested for DUI
• Man jailed for incident at store
• Man drowns at apartment pool
• July Fourth event set for Sunday
• Parade kicks off biannual EURO reunion
• Using radar pushed
• Obama urges lawmakers to seize moment, tackle debt
• FCAHS OKs plan to request tax hike
• New laws take effect Friday
• Scoutreach helps children build character, leadership
• HHDA to reveal new traffic proposal
• Spotted
• NBC Film Crew Documents Work by Southern Miss Polymer Science Professors
• Interim schools chief named
• Family questions suicide ruling
• Chief: Man wanted ex-girlfriend killed
• Bond set at $1M in armed robbery
• Gas prices to remain steady for holiday
• crime report
• Sierra Club can't join oil spill suit
• Bear sightings in northeast Miss.
• Georgia execution is fodder for challenges to new drug
• High court to get lawyer fees case
• Prominent attorney injured in plane crash
• Minister teaches biblical, social principles through ventriloquism
• Academy's popularity creates 2nd session
• 3 charged in scrap metal case
• Hattiesburg may start curbside recycling program in fall
• Nationally Ranked Wheelchair Athlete Delivers New Chairs, Conducts Clinic
• NASCAR Chief to Address Sport Safety and Security National Conference
• Southern Miss Student Wins First Place at Minority Business Program
• Suspect arrested in park shooting
• SMP awards program is July 12
• Miss Hospitality tickets go on sale
• EURO reunion to be held July 1
• Child drowns at Miss. state park
• Bonds set on ball field vandalism
• crime report
• Officials concerned about dry conditions
• Jury convicts former Illinois governor in retrial
• FBI: Refuted leader tried to organize 'secret' group
• Officer pays off for county
• White House: 'Significant' deal on debt possible
• Doherty's furniture store closing its doors
• Panel: Race not factor in HPD case
• Court: Can't ban sale of violent video games
• Southern Miss Alums Recognized by American Physical Therapy Association
• Katrina Research Center Recognizes Edgewater Cleaners for T-shirt Project
• Sumrall looking for local farmers
• Tear gas lawsuit nets $1.1M
• Officers' in-car computers set for upgrade HPD plans tech overhaul
• Question about informant remains in '64 killings
• Photo exhibit sheds light on one-time fashion model
• Most with HIV receive no state housing help
• Miss. 11 roadwork nearly complete
• Crime Report
• Velocity of light disrupts a theory
• Spotted
• Fix it
• Bowlers raise nearly $10K
• Disasters hit state budgets hard
• Crime report
• Government meetings
• Family & Friends Day announced
• 'American' earns 13 press association awards
• Military briefs
• State hospital director to retire
• Fence issue still in court
• USA Yeast: 'Hattiesburg is home'
• Lumberton participates in free meal program
• Learn more about ballot initiatives
• Salvation Army to benefit from event
• Promotion could aid Favre 4 Hope
• Man killed by gunshot wounds
• Jaycee Reunion set for July 22-24
• Ambulance now at fire department
• Officials lift burn ban for county
• crime report
• Coming Sunday: USA Yeast, country club, 'bad teacher'
• Peter Falk, TV's 'Columbo,' dead at 83
• 2 GOP candidates using their own money
• Lawmakers support withdrawal
• Input sought on health insurance options
• Author talks about being a foot soldier for civil rights
• Southern Miss scientists hoping to find cancer cure
• Candidates for governor: Limit eminent domain
• Barbour: Port project to be economic boom for state
• 2 charged for Petal vandalism
• Children’s Center Director Buttross-Brinegar Says Time is Right to Retire
• Church plans new worship time
• 5th home invasion suspect charged
• crime report
• DA: No felony charges in injured cyclist case
• Farmers set to chat up cukes
• Animal rights group protests UMMC use of pigs
• Scruggs wants conviction tossed
• Women sentenced for transporting heroin
• Share your anti-aging secrets with star
• Petal teen to compete in Hooters pageant
• FCAHS seeks millage hike
• FEMA told to leave disaster victims alone
• Former Greene County supervisor gets 6 1/2 years
• Elderly man's death probed
• Private revenue up at airport
• Family Teaches Irish Dancing to DuBard School Students
• Noble Earns Travel Grant to Present Research at National Conference
• Southern Miss’ McCay Elected to Leadership Post with NACURH
• Official sees landfill gas as power source
• HPD officers win motorcycle awards
• Chaney discusses coastal insurance
• Autism center to host classes
• Crime report
• MDES loses funds, cuts staff
• Miss. Bar Association honors Judge Gambrell
• Transocean blames BP for Gulf disaster
• Flooding, high gas prices cause job growth to stall
• MAC chief: Embrace Mississippi's arts heritage
• NASA chief: Accelerator is 'incredibly valuable'
• JCJC holds first ACT Prep camp
• Morgan Keegan to pay $200M settlement
• Fired HPD officers' appeals postponed
• Obama: 33,000 troops to leave Afghanistan by next summer
• Southern Miss Offers True South Economic Development Course Sept. 19-22
• NASA Officials’ Visit Spotlights Partnership with Southern Miss
• Blood drive set for Thursday
• 5th suspect sought in home invasion
• 3 arrested on drug related charges
• Hattiesburg OKs change orders to 2 projects
• crime report
• GOP pioneer Phillips dead at 86
• Jones Co. deputies seize $305K during traffic stop
• Petal OKs 2 percent cut from budget
• AP Exclusive: Medicaid for the middle class?
• Summer camp scales down
• Cigarettes to carry new warning labels in effort to curb lighting up
• Civil rights workers honored
• Some Pine Belt cities see healthy sales tax diversions
• 2 Lumberton patrol officers suspended without pay
• 4 charged in panther statue theft
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Grads Make Most of Cannes Film Festival Internship
• Southern Miss Director Appointed to Quality Award Board of Examiners
• Southern Miss Students, Alums Earn Prestigious NSF Fellowships
• Republican group set to meet today
• SMSH director plans to retire
• Histotechnology meeting to be held
• Brother charged in juvenile's death
• Marine: God only reason we lived
• School district not seeking tax hike
• Drum major and guard camp teaching leadership skills
• crime report
• Council denies group's request
• Church fire accidentally caused by site workers
• Casino closures take chunk out of May winnings
• 2 suspects in HPD burglary admit delivering contraband to inmate
• Spotted
• Free scoliosis screenings set
• Miss Mississippi tickets on sale
• Reception set for superintendent
• Lamar Democrats to meet Tuesday
• Police search for robbery suspects
• Voluntary summer program enriches
• crime report
• spotted
• USM supporter Bob Mixon, 67, dies of cancer
• Will burn ban douse fireworks?
• 21-year-old Californian wins Miss USA title
• Sumrall's top cop growing in new job
• Class of 1971 students sought
• Flood recovery slow, sad for many
• Bogle: Grant to benefit Lumberton Library
• Crime report
• Military briefs
• Government meetings
• Youth Challenge cadets graduate
• Celebrating dad: Readers share what makes their fathers so special
• Annual butterfly count is Saturday
• Students studying at USM return home to Japan
• Community welcomes injured Marine
• Mozingo finishes trial judges course
• School district reduces staff
• Inmate captured after six hours
• Event to aid local blues musician
• Rotary raises $10,000 for center
• Reward offered for burglary info
• Money cuts will delay weather satellite
• AARP slammed over SS issue
• Libraries to receive grants
• Prevention group seeks youths for program
• USM Children's Center director is retiring
• crime report
• Camp Shelby's South Gate reopens
• Chaney: Insurance pact should bring $16M to Miss.
• Plans for Biloxi Convention Center District in the works
• Wesley Manor to sponsor concerts
• Spotted
• Southern Miss Named 'Top A' Heart Walk Fundraiser
• Smith named vice president at PRCC
• Man charged in auto burglary
• Man arrested for burglary in Myrick
• 3 arrested in house break-in, shooting
• Readers can keep same username with new email
• Retired soldiers catch up during visit at Camp Shelby
• Forum draws nearly 38 candidates
• crime report
• Study: Freshmen feel 'above average'
• Cottage village a symbol of renewal
• Eminent domain gets mixed views
• Lamar County supervisors OK redistricting changes
• Kids learning art of musical theater
• Spotted
• State Senator McDaniel Spends Time with DuBard School Students
• Man also jailed in kids left alone case
• State ed board nominee named
• Soldier's funeral set for Friday
• Reward offered for panther vandalism
• Janitorial services contracted out
• Town of Smithville looks to future after tornado
• Area Miss Mississippi contestants hold trunk show
• 80 miss financial reports deadline
• Afghanistan is not 'war without end,' Gates says
• crime report
• Man, myth, music: Blues legend's story hits stage
• Judge orders stay on youth detention case
• 3 years later, burned house still sits on lot
• Spotted
• OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS MOVING
• Student picked for Summer Seminar
• Dixie EPA plans Awareness Days
• Dinner Theatre to open season
• Blood drive set for Friday
• Students won't see tuition hike at PRCC
• Children found home alone
• Reports: Food prices, gas drop
• crime report
• Miss. high court to weigh damage limitations query
• Southern Baptists see drop in members
• Grant expands family services
• HPD seeking leads in man's death
• U.S. gives Miss. more time to pay back FEMA
• Exchange, enrich, explore
• Spotted
• Katrina Research Center to Honor Edgewater Cleaners for Quilt Project Support
• Favre Mingles with Prep Players, Coaches at Inaugural 7-on-7 Camp
• National Association of Professional Women Lists Karnes among Members
• NFL Security Chief, Super Bowl Planner to Address 2nd Annual Conference
• Prayer breakfast set for Thursday
• Open house to be held for center
• Convicted killer caught at complex
• City awarded $13,789 grant
• HPD officer appeals pay cut, demotion to commission
• Spotted
• crime report
• Sumrall graduate competes for title
• Republicans attack Obama in first major debate
• Petal mayor: Trim budgets
• Youth offered free meals during summer
• Father Tommy Speaks with Students at DuBard School
• Pippa Middleton's love life takes center stage
• CATCHING UP WITH HOMER COFFMAN
• Cooling off as mercury rises
• Work to start on memorial
• Death of man ruled a homicide
• Spend BP money to lure Miss America, Bryant says
• Schools to stress rewarding behavior
• Spotted
• Grass fire races along U.S. 84 East
• A breath of nothing
• Crime report
• Fix it
• Event to aid Big Brothers/Sisters
• Homebuyers class to be held June 25
• Dixie Electric to host events
• Crime Report
• TV book to be eliminated
• Longleaf expansion hits snag, will go on
• Candidates vie for attention
• 9 of 10 arrested in HPD locker raid indicted
• Researcher to speak on Italians of Covington Co.
• Sen. Cochran greets Miss. history teachers
• Senators worried about FEMA
• Government meetings
• Coroner: Man shot in head
• Lamar Emergency Management lends hand to stricken counties
• Two charged for automobile theft
• First trooper class in 4 years to start
• Bonds set in Kiln slayings
• High school students learn about journalism
• Philip and Jennifer Schrek spotted
• Palin's emails show details of 'CEO of state'
• Petal to implement new school standards
• Bryant, Reeves hold most cash
• Natural disasters, baseball, cancer survivors
• Hattiesburg man to perform on 'Letterman'
• Man found dead near railroad crossing
• crime report
• Southern Miss Hattiesburg Staffers Win Awards at CPRAM Conference
• Carlton to Girls State Delegates: Persevere to Achieve Your Goals
• Centennial Campaign Lands Southern Miss Top Public Relations Award
• How Do You Repay a True Mentor?
• Southern Miss Honors Graduate Plunges Headlong into Medical School
• Lansford Serves as Co-editor for 2011 ‘Political Handbook of the World’
• Gulf Coast Research Lab Summer Camps Equal Educational Vacations
• Youth program set for June 13-22
• Summer reading programs open
• Redistricting case to be appealed
• PRCC department chair dies at 56
• Boil-water notice lifted
• We have new ways to interact on our site
• Senators: Flood insurance program must be revamped
• Bribery case to resume Monday
• Pastor sentenced to 16 years
• Harvey Moss to retire from Legislature after 28 years
• Shell oil drilling plan challenged
• Geothermal system nears completion
• crime report
• Alabama passes toughest illegal immigration law in U.S.
• Airmen return to Camp Shelby
• Music, Arts Market Highlight Gala FestivalSouth Weekend in Hattiesburg
• King Receives Award at National Communication Centers Conference
• Pittman Receives Award at National Association of Communication Centers Conference
• Swift wins video of year at CMT Awards
• Creativity alive at camp
• Camp Shelby scare: 77 airmen at hospital after lightning strikes
• crime report
• First lady promotes healthy eating at child care centers
• Group seeks access to youth
• Convictions in judicial bribery case before court
• Miss. Power Co. leader talks about plan
• Man charged with wife's 2008 slaying
• Dry weather conditions ripe for fire dangers
• Telemarketers fined $95k
• Navigating courts focus of meeting
• Foster parents needed in area
• Bill Pace joins editorial board
• Forensic Files Camp Gives Students Chance to Become Crime Investigators
• Spotted
• Polymer Science Professor's Work Noted in National Publication
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Scheduled for June 25 in Hattiesburg
• Alzheimer's group to meet June 16
• Action Line at issue in meeting
• Relatives in landmark case form bond
• Changes after 1993 floods being tested on Missouri
• Picayune man charged in slaying
• Congress, Corps urged to step up dredging on river
• Agent, fraud investigators found dead in Louisiana
• Mississippi soldier dies in line of duty
• 3rd person held in double killing
• USM's College Hall to get $6M makeover
• Seniors graduate from MSMS
• Missing Petal teen found
• Man, 20, arrested in church burning
• crime report
• Court hears killer's appeal
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast to Host ‘Understanding Cancer’ Conference June 23
• Southern Miss Business Student Wins Inaugural CFA Award
• Summer feeding program now open
• Lamar Co. church destroyed by fire
• Elderly man dies in grass fire
• 'Nader Fest Street fair set for July 16
• White House: Troop cuts in Afghanistan will be 'real'
• crime report
• Congressman admits he sent lewd photo
• 'Personhood' amendment before Mississippi court
• Leaf Foundation contestants fare well at state
• Lamar County seeks $1M grant
• Missing teen case still being probed
• Devoted son's killer unknown after 4 years
• Little League baseball won't start season at home field
• Libraries buzzing, busy with readers
• Spotted
• American Legion Auxiliary Girls State Convention Ongoing at Southern Miss
• Southern Miss Hosting Journalism Workshop for High School Students
• Southern Miss Students Capture Prestigious Awards at Scientific Seminar
• College of Arts & Letters Honors Faculty, Staff Achievements with Awards
• Homebuyers class set for June 11
• Free GED classes offered in area
• 1961 graduates sought for reunion
• Palin: I didn't 'mess up' Paul Revere's history
• crime report
• Hospital cited for shortages
• Time to chill out: Yogurt, smoothie shops on tap
• Smith seeks speaker post again
• Attn: Colleges: Wave of 2-year grads coming
• Students take stage in 'Oz'
• Tell us why your dad's the greatest
• PCS student starts shoe drive
• Raising Cane's to open new location
• Kindermusik offering camps for kids
• Crime Report
• government meetings
• Grant renewed to help support 4-H
• Economy puts Lamar complex in limbo
• Palazzo wraps up Boys State
• Grant aids veterans' program
• Slaying raises concerns about online dating
• District deals with growth
• Bowling event set for June 25
• Books donated to Lumberton Museum
• Husband accused in wife's death
• 9 running for Choctaw chief
• 3 plead guilty in immigrant case
• Southern Miss held scoreless against Mississippi State
• Official: Business community strong
• Howard Industries responds to suit
• Miss., Ala. more prepared for hurricanes, officials say
• Golf tournament raises $3,570 for DuBard School
• Edwards admits wrong, says he didn't break law
• Eminent domain topic of suit
• Growth in Lamar Schools, baseball, church
• Bond denied for murder suspect
• crime report
• Bleak job report dampens hopes of steady growth
• 'Dr. Death' Kevorkian dies at 83
• American Legion Boys State Delegates Elect Officers
• Madison Central High School Students Attend Boys State
• End Zone Restaurant Presents Check to DuBard School
• Southern Miss Hosting American Legion Auxiliary Girls State June 4-11
• Tell us why your dad's the greatest
• Concert to benefit blues musician
• OGHS teacher earns fellowship
• Locals competing in teen pageant
• Farmer's Market to open Saturday
• Crime report
• Social media great for summer vacation
• Sumrall student wins vote
• Suspect eyed in 2nd crime
• Library funds hold steady as budget picture brightens
• Spotted
• Southern Miss Chapter of ACEI Receives Prestigious Award at Annual Convention
• Tell us why your dad's the greatest
• Summer food program offered
• HCLO announces annual meeting
• Forensic Files camp set at USM
• USM baseball team on a roll
• Turtles offer clues on spill's impact
• Some worry about school meal costs
• Sellers' works on exhibit at USM
• Study: Miss. economy bright
• Candidates file papers to run for public office
• crime report
• Oklahoma governor visits troops
• Man charged with capital murder extradited to Miss.
• Hot temperatures lingering around
• Spotted
• Human Resources Program Receives Important Curriculum Endorsement
• CATCHING UP WITH MIKE FORSTER
• Williams to head School of Nursing
• Blackwell named Teacher of Year
• Tell us why your dad's the greatest
• Palace Casino will ban smoking
• DREAM to hold youth workshops
• crime report
• Lt. gov. candidates discuss education
• 'I'm not planning on retiring,' Barbour says
• Cellphones likely cancer-causing agents, experts say
• Predicting hurricane season could be hard
• Bluesman gets help after house fire
• Sirens to sound if tornado warning
• Bond set for 2 suspects in fatal gun shop shooting
• Forensic services group to disband
• Spotted
• Barbour Emphasizes Importance of Leadership to Boys State Delegates
• Southern Miss to Offer Programs in Management, Leadership Skills
• Strongest Gulf hurricanes ease near coast, research shows
• Dying for a cause
• Gen. Dempsey to head Joint Chiefs of Staff
• More executions likely in '11
• Research summer camps first
• USM Natatorium to reopen today
• Swimming pools dry up as budgets drain
• Residents return to flood-damaged homes
• Learn-to-drive program to begin
• Homebuyers class set for June 11
• Free GED classes offered in area
• 'Nader Fest Street fair set for July 16
• crime report
• Television movie of William, Kate's romance being shot in Romania
• Spotted
• crime report
• spotted
• Jury awards running rampant
• Endtime prophesies run gamut; Mayan next?
• USM to host Boys State for second year
• Prof's suspension shows holes in university policy
• 3 arrested in fatal shooting of Purvis man
• 1st Honor Flight puts vets at D.C. memorial
• USM natatorium set to reopen
• Public reminded of graduation rules
• Crime report
• Spice suspects' cases headed to grand jury
• Danger lurks in air after flood
• Rights lawsuit partially tossed
• Dozens compete in checkers tourney
• Area holiday closings posted
• Shelter nearing completion
• Scholarships awarded to Lumberton seniors
• Industrial park certified as 'Project Ready Site'
• Spotted
• HHS Class of '61 marks anniversary with scholarships
• Chain: Group isolated Hub City from turmoil in '61
• Sorority plans Health Forum
• Memorial Day program planned
• Cities, counties installing sirens
• Area holiday closings posted
• Voters OK liquor sales in Picayune
• U.S. 61, roads to stay closed
• Mother receives slain daughter's degree
• Stolen panther statue found
• Missouri tornado death toll rises
• Gas tanks draining family budgets
• Hurricane season, shelter, c-usa baseball tournament coming sunday
• Crime report
• 25,000 voters purged from Forrest County rolls
• Animal shelter has new hours
• 27 join law enforcement ranks
• Johnson Natatorium Set to Reopen
• Surprise visits OK, say school officials
• Terrorism-fighting bill sent to president by Congress
• Driver's data may be used to check workers' status
• Mini-sessions good fit for some USM students
• Man arrested for robbery attempt
• HPD looking for armed robber
• Man brought contraband to jail
• Get ready: Hurricane season is just about here
• Kids' Camp to put on 'Seussical'
• Veterans remembered for Memorial Day
• 'He was there for his soldiers'
• Operator of care home arrested
• Crime Report
• Area holiday closings posted
• Spotted
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast University Communications Receives Grand Award
• DuBard School Director Martin Attends Conference in Washington D.C.
• TORNADO WARNING UNTIL 2:15 p.m.
• Annual American Legion Boys State Coming to Southern Miss May 29-June 4
• Forrest General, Southern Miss Team Up to Help Children in Need
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Scheduled for June 11 in Jackson
• JCJC announces ACT Prep Camp
• Checker tourney set for Saturday
• Area holiday closings posted
• crime report
• Teacher indicted on sex charges
• Teen busy as owner of flagpole business
• Coast business offers wind, flood insurance
• Corps closes 3 Morganza spillway bays
• Relief groups scramble to raise aid money
• Panel: Time needed to prove claims
• Grants could help sheriff's department
• Speaker McCoy stepping aside
• Harper: Election panel should be abolished
• Work begins on $30M orthopedic hospital
• Slain elderly couple 'helped so many people'
• Southern Regional Public Safety Institute Graduation May 27 at Camp Shelby
• Southern Miss Hydrographic Science Program Gains Six-Year Recertification
• The Garden Receives Prestigious Project-Ready Site Certification
• Woman extradited back to state
• State's 1st case of W. Nile confirmed
• Jones man faces assault charges
• Funeral set for Miss. soldier
• 2 indicted on murder charges
• Candidate wants to 'fix America'
• Wesley Medical Center honors 5 Strong Women
• Two USM pitchers ineligible
• Receding waters reveal damage
• USM professor helps with science project
• crime report
• House GOP to push $1B disaster aid package
• Appeals court panel halts death row inmate's execution
• 24 complete 3-D School
• Spotted
• Kids' Science Challenge Winner Teams Up with Southern Miss Professor
• Southern Miss Professor Studies Effects of Recent Mississippi River Flooding
• Rep. candidate to stop in city
• PRCC to hold GED graduation
• Forrest Co. board OKs pay raises
• Casino revenue down in April
• Panther statue thief 'will be prosecuted'
• Contractor sentenced to prison in scheme
• Barbour apologizes to Freedom Riders
• crime report
• USM player wins Ferriss trophy
• Mississippi River partly reopens at Baton Rouge
• Death row inmate asks U.S. court to stop his execution
• Students compete in 'Mythbusters'
• FBI: 5.5 percent drop in violent crime
• Forrest Co. planner honored by group
• Business parks recognized
• Used uniform sale set for June 9
• Free GED classes offered in area
• Bank to host 1 mile, 5K runs at Bay Fest
• Chancery judge elected to post
• crime report
• spotted
• Pine Belt municipalities show retail gains over 2010
• Disasters bringing many together
• Emergency groups play out disaster in real time
• USM funding lagging enrollment increase
• Fix it
• Prairie dog pups born at zoo
• Prayer Breakfast a success
• School plans uniform sale
• Northeast station dedication set
• government meetings
• Free GED classes being offered
• Freedom Riders remember struggles for civil rights
• Federal panel rejects appeal
• Clinic receives $10,000 donation
• Donations taken to Smithville tornado victims
• Crime Report
• Post office study still under way
• Deputy files answer in brutality suit
• 9-11 memorial flag displayed at Shelby
• 'Cautiously optimistic' about budget, says USM chief
• HPD recognizes outstanding employees
• crime report
• Teacher charged for sexual battery
• FGH to honor cancer survivors
• Work to begin on baseball fields project
• Flood recovery doubtful for some
• Another HPD officer appeals termination
• Lamar County population growth is youthful
• Prices at gas pump painful for 4 in 10 Americans
• Justice Scalia speaks in state at dedication
• Barbour: No to remap session
• Another death from tornadoes
• Spotted
• Southern Miss News Briefs
• Registration for Gulf Coast Marine Science Sea Camp Extended Through June 3
• PHOTOS:FCAHS Graduation
• CATCHING UP WITH DEENA CRAWFORD
• Robbery probed at Taylor Rental
• Meridian man faces drug charge
• Free GED classes offered in area
• 3-6 major hurricanes predicted for Atlantic
• Supreme Court to hear appeals
• Officials: Floodwaters to linger until June
• Forrest Co. group gets proclamation for environmental work
• Fired police lieutenant to file appeal, attorney says
• SUMRALL CHAMPIONS
• Wanted: Best small towns, attractions
• Oak Grove recognizes seniors who earned arts scholarships
• Youth offenders to wear ankle bracelets
• Lumberton moves forward with plans for medical facility
• crime report
• Board wants talk with Comcast
• Spotted
• Southern Miss Faces Rice Owls for C-USA Regular Season Championship
• Williams Named 2011-2012 President for Society of Mississippi Archivists
• Items sought for victims of flooding
• Former federal judge dies at 77
• BancorpSouth closing Laurel spot
• Pearl soldier killed in attack
• Petal police step up patrols
• Selection of MDOT director delayed
• crime report
• HPD honors fallen officers
• Charges reduced for 2 men held in shooting
• New rules, security set for HHS graduation
• FEMA asking disaster victims to repay aid
• Spotted
• Petal High Students Take Top Honors in Statewide Business Plan Competition
• 2 sentenced in FEMA condo fraud
• Saturday mail delivery on endangered list
• Pink Ribbon Fund honors Deanna Favre
• 'Find a need ...fill that need'
• Ward 1 meeting set for Thursday
• The First to buy 8 Whitney National Bank branches
• Mississippi River crests at Greenville, focus downriver
• Man put to death in slaying of elderly woman
• Hub City appeals to retirees, young adults
• Hosemann discusses panel's ruling
• crime report
• City's Excel By 5 coalition meets community
• Company given OK to replace sign
• Charge dropped against man
• 2 Hattiesburg police officers fired; another suspended
• AOP Honors Administrator, Office Professional of the Year
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Helping Coast Prepare for Hurricane Season
• University Press Plans to Publish Two Volumes of Southern Quarterly in 2012
• Police favored in warrantless entry case
• Supreme Court overturns charter schools law in Ga.
• U.S. hits $14.3T credit limit
• Coaches Clinic set for May 27
• City to aid victims of April 27 tornado
• Boil-water notice issued
• Shuttle's launch: 'Good stuff, good stuff'
• crime report
• Baseball teams aim for pot of gold
• Panel rules on redistricting
• River crest expected today
• Only drug court graduate clean 256 days
• Satisfying cravings at restaurants to help Habitat raise money
• Second man faces murder charge
• MHP officials identify victims of fatal 2-car accident
• Funeral Arrangements Set for Former Baseball Coach C.J. "Pete" Taylor
• Security Expert Stephan to Deliver Keynote Address at National Conference
• MESSAGE FROM UNIVERSITY POLICE
• Superintendent planning to retire
• State's foster kids untracked
• Man faces murder charge in shooting
• 'The Help' to have premiere in Miss.
• crime report
• 2 people shot in Verona identified
• Zoo readies for the summer
• Miss. in race for executions
• spotted
• Former USM coach Taylor dies
• HPD beefs up security after a shooting in Detroit
• 5 die in Jones Co. wreck
• Crime Report
• Graduation rates rising at public universities
• Guardian standards a main issue
• Curator's duties taken on by other zoo staff
• Military briefs
• LHS names valedictorian, salutatorian
• Government meetings
• MC School of Business honors Chain
• Gate opens, diverts river
• WCU awards record number of degrees
• Busy May in Jones County
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Breaks Ground for $10 Million Science Building
• Mabus: Military that we have is extraordinary
• Hercules testing ordered by EPA
• Graduates urged to serve
• Corps: Lives No. 1 priority
• Object found at Walmart not a bomb
• Charges set to be dropped
• 2 Hub City men face drug charges
• Event to benefit animal shelter
• Battle intensifies over offshore drilling bills
• Employers nominated for defense award
• Hattiesburg
• Hancock, Whitney approved to merge
• Sheriff: Death ruled a homicide
• Petal man charged in baseball case
• Spring Commencement Speakers Urge Graduates to Include Service as Goal
• Elliott Takes Over as President of Nephrology Nurses Association
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast to Graduate Mother, Daughter in May 14 Ceremony
• crime report
• Urban vs. rural: Who gets waters from flood?
• Endeavour section offers history, current events
• Students showcase reading progress
• Hudson responds to lawsuit
• $6M neonatal unit opens
• Man accused of impersonating officer
• Shooting death adds to tragedy
• 2 arrested for burglary of business
• Crawfish boil to aid mission trips
• Daylily Society to meet Sunday
• Youth theater camp announced
• Group to host Children's Forum
• Foreclosures slightly drop in Mississippi
• Seniors prep for new lives
• Preservation of Books and Archival Materials Workshop set for June 10
• Southern Miss Instructional Technology Programs to Transition into CISE
• Science, Technology Faculty Decorate Shovels for Groundbreaking
• United Kingdom Delegation Tours Formulation Lab at Southern Miss
• United Way of Southeast Mississippi News - May 10, 2011
• crime report
• Man killed in shootout
• Man arrested for stealing gasoline
• 'Suspicious death' investigated
• Brandi Favre hearing delayed
• Billy Graham hospitalized
• Workers honored for hospitality, service
• Site preparation started at PCS facility
• Hattiesburg community leader Paul McMullan dies at 82
• Fear of flooding looms as river rises
• More than 500 receive degrees from JCJC
• Favre brings hope to town destroyed by tornado
• Crews battle blaze
• Bank has plans to consolidate
• Petal changes animal ordinance
• Southern Miss Makes $5,000 Donation to Aid Victims of Japanese Disasters
• Southern Miss Professor to Work with Kids’ Science Challenge Winner
• crime report
• No ruling yet in redistricting case
• Land auction set for Thursday
• Gator kept in home with 7 kids
• 'Today is not about Benny Joe'
• Residents unite around flood
• Analysis: Up to 44M more uninsured on GOP budget
• DuPree lags in fundraising for governor campaign
• 'I believe in the dignity of life,' protester says
• Obama mocks Republican stance on immigration
• Students learn driving dangers
• Dolphins return to Gulfport institute
• Microsoft agrees to buy Skype for $8.5 billion
• FEMA asks for return of aid funds
• Al-Qaida likely to elevate No. 2
• Grummond Collection Receives Tasha Tudor Manuscripts, Memorabilia
• Mississippi Health Summit Highlights Importance of Collaboration
• Theatre Costume Shop Makes Donation to Children’s Museum
• Flags should fly at half staff today
• Grand Gulf checks leak of tritium
• Inmate to appeal to Supreme Court
• Charity celebrates 25th anniversary
• PRCC eyes $700K prize
• Work continues as states prepare for flood
• Pakistan accused of retaliating after U.S. raid
• Judges to hear remap issues
• 16 cabins destroyed in blaze
• crime report
• Parents offered school workshop
• JSU leader tours state to share university's accomplishments
• Southern Miss Gives Farewell Reception for International Exchange Students
• Southern Miss Activities Council Hosts Crawfish Fest
• Southern Miss Graduate Students Present During Biology Day at FCAHS
• CATCHING UP WITH MARY MARGARET HALFORD
• Bike, scooter sales up amid gas prices
• crime report
• Wetlands delaying completion of roadway
• Students hunkering down for 3 days of MCT2 exams
• GOP pushes its remap plan
• Of moms, children, dynamics
• spotted
• In Mississippi, 'Diversity is alive and well'
• In Hub City, young pros a growth sector
• Christian Services to celebrate 25th anniversary
• Newspaper wins 15 awards in 2-state competition
• State Senator Gordon dies at 66
• Arts commission funding stays the same
• Crime up in Hattiesburg since last year
• Honoring Mom: Readers share their stories of gratitude
• Mother's Day lunches available
• Libraries helping tornado victims
• 3 executions to go forward this month
• 15 arrested in drug sweep
• crime report
• Gas prices not putting brakes on travel
• Telemarketers fined $100K
• Shed owner vies to be 'Best in Smoke'
• Vouchers for child care cut
• Residents urged to evacuate
• Honoring mothers, helping tornado victims in Smithville
• Leadership projects unveiled
• Businesses hiring at fast pace
• Flooding poses threat to oyster industry
• Al-Qaida vows revenge on U.S. for killing bin Laden
• International Business Students Partner with Local, State Clients on Project
• DuBard School to Conduct DuBard Association Method® Basic Course
• Strengthford reunion planned
• Service planned at Wheat's gravesite
• Inmate captured after five hours
• Driveway scams target elderly
• Trail for civil rights sites unveiled
• USM selects interim dean
• Search continues for tornado victims
• Petal man files appeal in case
• Flood threat targets 11 counties
• DuPree: 'God has his hand over Mississippi'
• Ex-inmate answers calling with ministry
• crime report
• 'We will never forget'
• Spirit of Women presents 2011 Spirit in Action award winners
• Spotted
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Researchers Receive Grant for Oil Spill Research
• Southern Entrepreneurship Program to Host Statewide High School Competition
• Southern Miss Steel Pan Orchestra to Perform Free Concert in Long Beach
• Campus Organization Collects Donations for Tornado Victims
• Work day planned at Aldersgate
• Rescue workers find drowned man
• Relay for Life event to kick off Friday
• Day of Prayer event today
• Inmates: Lethal drug not publicized
• HPD officers under investigation
• Opera singer loses fight with cancer
• Some districts improve ratings
• Lamar County growth creates need for new cemetery
• Officials: Levees should hold
• Obama: No release of bin Laden photos
• Higher ed funding not equal
• crime report
• NASA names Stennis facility in honor of former director
• Business partners win award
• Southern Miss Offers Summer 2011 Mini-Session Courses May 16-27
• Moser Named Interim Dean for Southern Miss College of Arts and Letters
• Application Deadline Extended for Academically Talented Youth Program
• Southern Arena Theatre Returns to Repertory Format June 23-July 17
• Student’s Research Examines One of the Earliest New World Cases of Tuberculosis
• Southern Miss Senior Receives Presser Foundation Award
• Items sought for Ala. storm victims
• HPD seeks person who shot teenager
• Group organizes donation drive
• Gone, not forgotten
• Woman restores Miss. soldier's grave
• Rising Mississippi River a concern in tornado-hit states
• Officials pledge aid for areas hit by tornadoes
• Justice Department: Enforce desegregation
• Petal planning flea market
• Life, no parole for baby killer
• Families find relief while nurturing pain
• Section shows reach of bin Laden's death
• Groups focus on children's mental health issues in May
• crime report
• Bin Laden unarmed when shot to death
• Campus Group Organizes Donation Drive to Aid Tornado Victims
• Gulf Coast Civic Chorale to Perform “Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber” Concerts
• de Grummond Collection Names 2011 Keats/Domanska Fellowship Recipients
• Broadcast Journalism Students Sweep Mississippi Associated Press Awards
• Southern Miss Student Activities Council to host Crawfish Fest May 6
• Studio 115 Dance Concert Explores Grace, Athleticism and Artistry May 5-7
• Southern Miss Offers Graduate Programs in Gifted Education, Scholarships
• Bryant donates $3K of pay to charity
• Are you worried about retirement?
• Walk for Life set for Saturday
• Jump from bridge leads to drownings
• Man files lawsuit against Hattiesburg fire department
• 'What took so long?' man asks
• 'A good day' for America
• crime report
• Slaying conviction appealed
• Lamar Co. discusses new cable contract
• Hattiesburg to implement paperless system
• Volunteers lend students a hand
• Spotted
• Symphony Finale Concert ‘A Cultural Continuum’ to Feature Cuban Violinist
• New advocate for kids in SW Miss. called up to the task
• Former educator, soldier retires from National Guard
• Downtown church unveils new name
• Victims give thanks, mourn, ponder future
• Bryant earns acting gov. pay
• 'Resurrection Sunday' held at tornado-damaged church
• Teaching is a hard way to the Nobel
• crime report
• Woman helps snakes regain their health
• Slain woman's car found in state
• Man gets 5 years on drug charges Briefly
• Landing in Lumberton
• Women lend hand on Habitat houses
• Southern Pines hires new shelter manager
• Playhouse ends 50th anniversary season with 'Hairspray'
• Interim police chief named
• Picayune science teacher honored
• USM hosts health summit
• Details sought on storage shed fire
• Animal shelter seeks volunteers
• Wheelchair rolls into pond; man dies
• Crime Report
• Damage figures grow
• Britain celebrates monarchy as Kate, William wed
• Royal affair attracts local viewers
• Local eatery returns after fire
• Spotted
• Hattiesburg Mayor DuPree Becomes Member of Southern Miss Eagle Club
• Marketing Class Makes Presentations to United Way Representative
• Are you worried about retirement?
• crime report
• 'Clothing for a Cause' event set
• Prayer breakfast planned May 14
• Program set for visually impaired
• Suspect sought in burglary of sheds
• Bush shares tales of dual role as first lady, global advocate
• Concerns raised about Southern Miss suspension process Process
• Tornado leaves a killing field in its wake
• Despair, destruction : 201 killed in 6 Southern states
• Spotted
• Fashion Day Event Highlights “Passion for Fashion” Week
• Golden Eagle Memorial Service to Remember Students, Faculty, Staff Set
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast to Offer Rape Aggression Defense Training May 10-12
• Mabus, Gambrell to Serve as Speakers for 2011 Spring Commencement
• Winners Announced in Seventh Annual Invent Your Future Competition
• Thirsty Hippo planning to move
• Bribery sentencing date bumped back
• 2 charged with attempted burglary
• Teacher faces sex charges after essay
• Mother who left baby at hospital 'wanted him to have a better life'
• 11 killed in 2 days by storms in Miss.
• Mom pleads not guilty over school enrollment
• Man gets 7 months for threats
• Judge issues order to reopen nightclub, attorney says
• Director wants center to be 'self-sufficient'
• crime report
• Creation of obesity council vetoed
• A security sweeps wedding
• Brigade trains at Shelby for Afghanistan
• Spotted
• Woman who reported finding newborn turns out to be baby's mom
• 6 dead, 41 counties report damage as storm sweeps through Miss.
• Barbour vetoes creation of Miss. obesity council
• Center director aims to decrease reliance on taxpayers' dollars
• Man gets 7 months for threatening Social Security workers
• Firefighters battle blaze at poultry farm, save facility
• Hitchhikers get prison for man's death at hotel
• Gulfport names building after harbor master
• “Passions of the Palette” Event Features Endowment, Fund-Raising Record
• White House releases Obama birth certificate
• 2 dead as storms pound South for 2nd straight day
• Southern Miss to Host World Famous Customer Service Seminars
• Newborn's mom contacts police
• Neighborhood group to meet
• Laurel man held after car chase
• Fundraiser to help with funeral costs
• Students study archeology
• More women hold degrees than men
• Storm kills McComb girl, 3, when tree falls on home
• Food pantries see drop in donations
• Floodwaters threaten to overrun levees
• Email newsletters ready in html format
• Creating test to assess student's knowledge studied
• crime report
• Drywall insurer to pay claims
• Brain research wins top award
• Abandoned newborn's mom contacts police
• Spotted
• Southern Miss President Saunders Reads to Rowan Elementary Students
• FEEDBACK: Are you worried about your retirement?
• POLL: How old is too old to hunt for Easter eggs?
• Live Oak Writing Project Extends Summer Youth Camp Registration to May 15
• Ala. coach to plead in Miss. molestation case
• Storm kills 3-year-old girl in McComb
• Storm damage reported in Covington Co.
• Newborn found abandoned in bushes
• Former Mississippi county clerk dies in prison
• Mississippi River nears highest level since 1937
• Death at VA hospital being investigated
• BancorpSouth posts 1Q loss
• George Co. supervisors OK 2 new storm shelters
• Services set for retired instructor
• Petal teen held on robbery charges
• Drug Take-Back Day is April 30
• Child dies from accident injuries
• Maritime museum project moves forward
• Shooting death investigated
• FDA to regulate e-cigs as tobacco products
• Gulf Coast Research Lab director to retire
• crime report
• 2 grants to assist Lamar Co. EMA
• Retired firefighter loses battle with cancer
• Barbour: Not ready for 'all-consuming effort'
• About 480 inmates escape through hole in Afghanistan
• Attorney: Dismiss suit against USA Yeast
• Judge orders end to lockout, but NFL will appeal
• Office of Sustainability Conducting Annual Issues and Behavior Survey
• 6-year-old injured in wreck dies
• Gov. Barbour rules out 2012 presidential run
• Research lab director to retire
• Taliban tunnels at least 480 out of Afghan prison
• Hospital: Gabrielle Giffords can attend space launch
• Jazz Lab Band One Earns Outstanding College Jazz Ensemble Award
• High court rejects quick review of health care law
• Southern Miss Wind Ensemble to Present Final Concert April 28
• Tragic romance eclipses 2nd-to-last shuttle flight
• crime report
• spotted
• Kids can read off library fines
• Man dies while playing softball
• Man killed in one-car accident
• Today deadline in annexation case
• Fix It
• Some sheriffs irked by mandate
• Icon calls for education revolution
• Scientists upset over BP funds
• Fundraising frenzy starts for GOP hopefuls
• Store to add new firing range
• Busy street being debated
• USM in 6th place in C-USA golf tournament
• Chamber's new VP settling into role
• Gubernatorial candidates tackle economy
• Officials watching gas prices, budgets
• Black, white and married in the Deep South
• Carey advances to conference tournament
• Tigers eliminated
• 2 killed in Jones County wreck
• Woman pleads guilty in husband's death
• Man accused in double killing jailed again
• Grand jury indicts Ocean Springs doctor
• Hunt still on for driver who fled fatal wreck
• Hornets down 2-1 to Lakers
• LSU coach's sister killed in wreck
• Pro player stabbed by wife
• Firefighter faces more charges
• 2 wounded in shootout identified
• Robinson to take office as IHL chief
• Sales tax diversions on rise
• Coming Sunday: Mixed-race population growth, Easter gets simpler
• Spotted
• Federal judges hear redistricting arguments
• Malaco singing new tune after tornado
• USM seeks high school students for journalism workshop
• Drilling off Alaska coast debated
• College plans $7.5M fundraising campaign
• crime report
• Cross reminder of Christ's sacrifice
• School officials get bully training
• 3 US judges hear arguments in Miss. remapping case
• Register carries on Good Friday tradition
• Hearing postponed for Saucier logger charged in timber theft
• Man accused of serving minors in makeshift bar
• George Co. firefighter faces more arson charges
• Board approves funds for groups
• School board eyes drug testing
• Bond denied for suspect in burglary
• Teens allege abuse at center
• crime report
• Mississippi to get 1st Grammy museum outside California
• Program aids community as well as nonviolent offenders
• Spay & Neuter Clinic gets $45K from PetSmart
• Measures to improve Lamar fire ratings
• Lamar FEMA shelter on track
• Jones County EMA director attends hurricane conference
• Founder of Roy Anderson Corp. dies
• Faith leaders call to end death penalty
• 'To me, it's just customer service (to help them)'
• USA Today Editor Shares Experiences with Journalism Class
• Southern Miss Seeks Applications for High School Journalism Workshop
• News Briefs From Around the Southern Miss Campus
• Ground broken for Lamar storm shelter
• CDC predicts smoking bans in every state by 2020
• DuBard School Pays Tribute to Advisory Board
• Volunteers from Lauren Rogers Museum Help DuBard Students
• DuBard School Students Receive Art Supplies
• DuBard Students Receive Easter Baskets
• Pearl River County school board to discuss drug testing
• CATCHING UP WITH DR. JOE PAUL
• Casket, body bags found in Gulfport building
• Stone Co. files charges against man in fatal wreck
• AT&T to expand, upgrade Miss. wireless network
• Miss Honors College Students Accepted to Distinguished Law School
• Southern Miss Honors College Students Accepted to Distinguished Law School
• Fire at USM's M.C. Johnson Natatorium contained
• Southern Miss Polymer Science Professors Create New Oil Dispersant
• Preliminary Investigation Rules Fire at Johnson Natatorium Accidental
• Fire at Johnson Natatorium Contained; Payne Center Closed Until Monday
• Maple St. site to get blues marker
• New traffic signal at Camp Shelby
• Military Day set for May 21
• Deadline April 30 for USM program
• Vigils mark oil disaster anniversary
• Lumberton pushes for new hospital
• Ropers answers suit, files counterclaim
• 2 hurt in police chase, gunfire
• HPD: New cars needed
• 2 execution dates set in May
• Petal donates to Excel by 5
• crime report
• USM researcher creates oil kit
• United Way thanks donors for raising $1.4M
• MOTHER'S DAY: Tell us why your mom's the best
• 13 Students Awarded in Arts & Letters Undergraduate Research Conference
• Southern Miss Senior Art Students Exhibit Work in Museum April 21-May 13
• New traffic signal at Camp Shelby entrance
• Casinos in Mississippi win $208.9 million in March
• MOTHER'S DAY: Tell us why your mom's the best
• Laurel site joins Blues Trail
• Obama praises Gulf workers 1 year after oil spill
• Nissan adds to production in Canton
• Meridian to ban sagging pants
• New Course Promoting Sustainable Living Available at Southern Miss May 16-20
• Suspect sought in attempted rape
• Event to raise drug awareness
• Disney show tickets on sale
• Spotted
• Not guilty plea entered in slaying
• Lockheed to create 350 jobs
• PRCC offers 1st creative writing class
• Officials to look again at speed limit on West Fourth
• Coast healing, hurting
• FEMA OKs $22M grant program
• crime report
• Job growth picks up some in Mississippi
• Lake Thoreau center unveiled
• 5 firefighters achieve certification
• Award-winning hot sauce a hit locally, online
• Southern Miss Announces Plans for Lake Thoreau Center, Eubanks Preserve
• Walker Receives College of Science and Technology Teaching Award
• Yoga Mantra Musicians to Perform At Lifelong Learning Institute
• Lockheed Martin creating 350 jobs in Mississippi
• Miss. gains 9,200 jobs over 12 months
• $5K reward for information on dead black bears
• FEMA approves Miss. hurricane protection money
• Casino group names new director
• Man pleads not guilty in 1979 murder
• DeSoto deputy resigns after DUI charge
• Registration for Gulf Coast Research Laboratory's 2011 Sea Camp in Full Swing
• Student cast in USM production
• Police seek armed robbery suspects
• Three held on burglary charges
• Tornadoes among worst in history
• 'There's no closure,' says widow of rig worker
• Spotted
• crime report
• Court won't hear inmate's appeal
• Teachers inspire, prep students for test
• Earth Day is more about common sense
• Longtime nursing professor honored
• City, chief want lawsuit dropped
• 2 pulled from burning SUV
• 'Choice Bus' promotes staying in school
• 2011 National Sports Security Conference to Include Risk Mitigation Forum
• REMINDER: Drug Take-Back Day is April 30
• Civil rights-era judge in Mississippi dies at 98
• Local High School Students Take Part in “A Day at Southern Miss”
• Mississippi storm victims seek normalcy during cleanup
• Suspects sought in Hattiesburg home invasion
• Hattiesburg police seek armed robbery suspects
• Mississippi inmate loses death row appeal
• At least 44 dead after killer twisters pound South
• Passersby pull 2 from burning vehicle following crash
• Delay sought in Hancock debris cleanup civil case
• Billy McCoy still mum on political plans
• Amory firefighter killed in wreck on way to fire
• crime report
• Rewards, like risks, are great in hoops
• FIXIT: South 24th Avenue set to be repaved
• Mythic Paint to relocate office
• Clinton faces dilemma with logs
• Feds take steps to aid safety of drilling
• 16th Section hovels cost schools, cities
• Super rich see fed taxes drop big time
• Colleges fare well under Senate bill
• Hornets stun Lakers in playoff game
• Johnson wins Talladega race
• USM softball team completes sweep
• Spotted
• Victims identified in wreck on US 49
• Senior Parents Night set for South Jones High
• School district gets page on Facebook
• NC reports storm deaths
• Capt.: Fallen Marine a hero
• crime report
• Civil rights era judge dies at 98
• Board member to fill national post
• 2 Lamar bridge projects done; 2 move forward Bridge
• Petal eyes changes to deposit fees
• Crowd heads downtown for Spring Art Walk
• State begins cleaning up
• Businesses frustrated by BP dealings
• Coast still recovering from oil spill
• Carey wins baseball opener
• Thomas hosts 9th annual youth football camp at USM
• Victims in wreck identified
• Nonprofit to oversee $16M from BP for marketing
• Dates changed for Jimmie Rodgers fest
• Amite County redistricting plan approved
• Civil Rights-era judge in Mississippi dies at 98
• One dead after suspected tornadoes hit Miss.
• Officials rule fire accidental
• JCJC raises $5M for projects
• Volunteers set to clean up forest
• Federal charges not pursued in football player's death
• Taxes not filed? It's not too late
• State hit hard by severe weather
• House passes huge GOP budget cuts
• A common battle against cancer
• Students learn dance moves
• Von Herrmann leaving USM
• Crime report
• 2 men charged with arson
• WUSM kicks off membership drive
• Man arrested for hunting alligators
• Storm cell may head north of Hattiesburg
• Spotted
• Feds: No evidence to for charges in player's death
• Southern Miss-UNO baseball game to start at 7 p.m.
• Hinds CC pitcher Chase Wroten dies
• Southern Miss To Conduct Nationwide Search for Dean
• JCJC raises $5 million for centennial projects
• Feds: No evidence for charges in George Co. player's death
• Live Radio Show of South Mississippi Music Returns to Saenger Theatre
• Music Major Named Southern Miss Student Employee of the Year
• Volunteers to help clean up forest
• Southern Miss GCRL prepares for Earth Day Celebration
• Damage, outages reported in Hinds Co. after storm
• Forrest Co., Hattiesburg in risk area for severe weather
• La. native arrested in Miss. for hunting alligators
• Pascagoula man charged in child porn case
• Next Science Café to Feature Southern Miss Dolphin Expert Kuczaj
• Storms produce heavy rain, strong winds in Miss.
• Pine Belt under tornado watch
• Creators of comic books to visit city
• Thief seeks Lortab, gets beans instead
• New musical work to be presented
• Judges appointed in remapping suit
• Voters to get lesson on initiatives
• United Way gets new board members
• Policy calls for adding walkways
• Paratransit changes sought
• Photojournalist hopes exhibit leads to talk about race
• Crowd pays respect to fallen Marine
• crime report
• Palazzo: Compromise step in right direction
• USM students get Red Cross training
• Toddler seriously hurt in Jones County blaze
• Spotted
• Hattiesburg Student Cast In “Smokey Joe’s Cafe” at Southern Miss
• Pearl Student Cast In “Smokey Joe’s Cafe” at Southern Miss
• Mobile Student Cast in “Smokey Joe’s Cafe” at Southern Miss
• Petal Student Cast In “Smokey Joe’s Cafe” at Southern Miss
• Starkville Student Cast In “Smokey Joe’s Cafe” at Southern Miss
• Tupelo Student Cast In “Smokey Joe’s Cafe” at Southern Miss
• Southern Miss to Offer USA Weightlifting Certificate Course May 21-22
• Hearst TV Executives to Visit Southern Miss April 15
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Nursing Student Taking Time to Care for Others
• Vicksburg police: Facebook threat prompts knife at school
• Drug store thief comes after Lortab, gets beans
• Clay County woman pleads guilty to luring brother into fatal fight
• Advocate for disabled calls for transit reforms
• School of Music Preserves History: The Tuskegee Airmen Fight Song
• Southern Miss Theatre Ends Season with Revue of American Music
• Shoppers asked to help 'Fill A Cart'
• Charity football game set at USM
• Alumnae sorority marks anniversary
• Exchange Club to honor judge
• Free skin cancer screenings offered
• Columbia wants lawsuit tossed
• Crime report
• Obama plan pairs cuts, tax increases
• Bryant opens local campaign headquarters
• Community partnership fosters youth reading
• Spotted
• Exchange Club to honor judge
• Southern Miss Theatre Ends Season with Revue of American Music
• 'Parrothead' jerseys arrive at Southern Miss
• Southern Miss Percussion Ensemble Presents Multi-Style Concert April 20
• Bryant opens Hattiesburg campaign office
• Long Beach Harbor gets $1.1M grant
• Comic Book Illustrators to Appear as Part of Downtown Art Walk
• Lafayette Student Recognized at Southern Miss Graduate Symposium
• Mayor: Tarballs still hitting Ala., cleanup needed
• Southern Miss to Host First Mississippi Health Summit April 29
• Man accused of setting fires near Miss. school
• Principal accused of making kid stick out tongue
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast to Entertain with Free Jazz and Blues Festival April 23
• United Way Thank You Bowl
• High school rodeo set for weekend
• Child abuse topic of conference
• crime report
• PineBelt group honors partners
• Shelter exec asked to resign
• Judge recuses self from remap suit
• Lobbying past could hurt race
• Luncheon kicks off Habitat's annual Women Build
• Hospital seeks $37.5M loan from Jackson Co.
• Group gets access to juvenile center
• Home sales decrease in Pine Belt Experts: Market still strong
• Greenville mayor plans to challenge Thompson
• DOJ files brief in mental health suit
• Allstate to increase homeowners' rates 19.4 percent
• DOJ files brief in Miss. mental health lawsuit
• Miss. judge recuses self from NAACP remap lawsuit
• Highland Community Hospital names administrator
• Sheriff: Toddler's drowning death an accident
• Man arrested in theft of brass ship propeller
• I-20 project to begin soon
• Southern Miss Offers New Graduate Certificate in Economic Development
• Southern Miss Student Accepted Into Emmy Award-Winning Program
• Man's body found in submerged car
• Counties to remove voting printers
• Obama's plan to put everything on table
• New menus coming to schools
• Stein Mart to open at mall in November
• Student named to academic team
• Crash victim was surgeon, cardiologist
• Attorney General's office investigating Eaton School
• crime report
• Spring is here and the outdoor living is easy
• Miss. Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Madison Student Recognized at Southern Miss Graduate Symposium
• McCalla Student Recognized at Southern Miss Graduate Symposium
• Hattiesburg Student Recognized at Southern Miss Graduate Symposium
• Laurel Student Recognized at Southern Miss Graduate Symposium
• Brookhaven Student Recognized at Southern Miss Graduate Symposium
• Petal Student Recognized at Southern Miss Graduate Symposium
• New Orleans Student Makes Choreographic Debut at Southern Miss
• Sofia Student Recognized at Southern Miss Graduate Symposium
• Ocean Springs Student Recognized at Southern Miss Graduate Symposium
• Garfield Student Recognized at Southern Miss Graduate Symposium
• Delhi Student Recognized at Southern Miss Graduate Symposium
• Pulaski Student Makes Choreographic Debut at Southern Miss
• Moss Point Student Recognized at Southern Miss Graduate Symposium
• Wuhan Student Recognized at Southern Miss Graduate Symposium
• Schwalbach, Hessen, Student Recognized at Southern Miss Graduate Symposium
• Registration Deadline Extended for Leadership Studies Program
• PRCC student makes top academic team
• Warriors' Ellis has concussion
• Miss. counties removing voting printers
• Body found in car submerged in Simpson County pond
• GOP's Barbour travels to New Hampshire this week
• Private plane crash kills 3 in Mississippi
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Research Lab to Host Free Earth Day Event on April 16
• Celebrities read at Rowan Elementary
• 3 die in Sunday plane crash in McComb
• ASU president sees Vicksburg expansion
• Miss. planning for high-speed rail system
• Bill creating healthy food study headed to Barbour
• Roadway work aims to move traffic
• Simpson not first figure tripped up by tax collector
• Mississippi's Coast casinos are building back
• Karma: Best friend and worst enemy
• Texting drivers, speeders blamed for I-10 deaths
• Crime report
• Brand doubles up as 'Hop,' 'Arthur' lead weekend
• Spotted
• Miss. lawmakers applaud budget deal
• military briefs
• Who won, lost in deal?
• Muslims say talk about Islam overdue
• Council eyes enforcement of sign ordinance
• Correction
• House, residents have deep roots in Lumberton
• Road project moves ahead
• Readers tackle 'Paradise Lost'
• Program planned on container gardening
• Legislature OKs dyslexia awareness license plate
• Medicaid cost-control effort faces criticism
• government meetings
• 31 new Nissan NVs sold so far this year
• crime report
• HPD seeking drive-by shooter
• Black rolls in Southern Miss spring game
• Charlotte robbery suspect drops T-shirt at scene
• Obama signs short-term bill staving off shutdown
• Spring break event under way at coliseum
• Jackson doctor guilty in fraud scheme
• 'Historic deal' to avoid shutdown
• Ensemble set to perform Tuesday
• Man arrested for felony shoplifting
• Gaming regulator planning to retire
• D.C. deal is first of many budget battles
• Islam, spring game, remodeling
• Drug court program growing
• Judge Senter retires after handling Katrina cases
• BP buys eastern-facing beach of Cat Island
• Boeing 737s face new scrutiny
• Artwork, venue both impress
• Hosemann: Dismiss redistricting suit by NAACP
• Supervisor still free on bond
• crime report
• Southern Miss Medallion Winner Avoids Regret, Follows His Passion
• Spotted
• Application Deadline April 30 for Summer Program for Academically Talented Youth
• Live Oak Writing Project to Offer Summer Youth Camps
• Operation in Delta nets 122 arrests
• BP buys east beach of Cat Island
• Horn Lake man dies from injuries from fire
• State's top gaming regulator to retire
• Sacred Heart senior honored
• Head Start seeks 1,000 volunteers
• Class focuses on managing money
• Belk announces KidFest event
• Barbour signs $422.8M bond bill
• HHS student remembered
• No response filed to USA Yeast lawsuit
• Plea entered in sheriff's death
• crime report
• Session ends with no new lines
• Stopgap spending bill OK'd by leaders
• USM opens parking garage
• 21 become U.S. citizens
• Palazzo: Partial shutdown possible
• Jones County man charged with 2010 arson
• Spotted
• Conference USA emerges as one of nation's best
• Mississippi lawmakers end session without redistricting
• Annual POW WOW Event Celebrates Culture, Features Business Workshop
• Jimmy Buffett wins approval for casino plan
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast’s Big Event Benefits Local Organizations
• Southern Miss Unveils New Five-Tiered, Open Zone Parking Garage
• Southern Miss Names Cannon Associate Vice President of Research
• Upcoming Economic Development Forum to Focus on Advanced Materials
• Southern Miss Recreational Sports Gets 'Dirty' as Part of Dash and Bash Mud Run
• Obama threatens to veto GOP budget extension plan
• USA Yeast wants case remanded to chancery court
• Southern Miss to Offer Digital Photography Class to Public In May
• Another quake strikes Japan
• Southern Miss opens parking garage
• Woman pleads not guilty to George County sheriff's death
• BP official pressed at Gulf oil spill hearing
• Meridian declines to lift fortune telling ban
• Woman dies, child injured in collision
• Divers recover body in Harrison County lake
• Judge who presided over Katrina cases retiring
• FCAHS senior a STAR student
• Drug Task Force meeting today
• WCU forensics team wins 2nd in national contest
• Supervisor convicted
• Obama: Let's be adults and talk
• Mississippi House votes on chambers' redistricting maps
• Witness: Device didn't get overhaul
• crime report
• Some email newsletter recipients receiving errors
• Dance concert begins
• Candidates face-off in forum
• HPD investigating armed robbery
• Several Local Agencies Benefit from Big Event, Volunteers' Efforts
• Mississippi House votes again on chambers' maps
• Shreveport teen arrested for threatening teacher on Facebook
• Annual Passions of the Palette Event Set for April 11 at Convention Center
• Greene County supervisor convicted on 3 charges
• Forecasters call for 16 named Atlantic storms
• Failed Gulf blowout preventer didn't get overhaul
• Jones County to place financial data online
• Jury deliberations begin in retrial of Greene Co. supervisor
• Barbour heads to South Carolina
• Ingalls says shipbuilding backlog tops $18B
• Mississippi leaders continue to squabble over redistricting
• Mississippi Supreme Court justice investiture to be April 13
• Family seek information on slaying of Ocean Springs man
• D'Iberville man faces federal weapons charge
• City revisits sewer system handover
• Man gets 20 years in fatal stabbing
• Speed limit reduced along Old Richton Road in Petal
• Church fire caused by weather
• Geothermal system causes muddy mess at county facility
• Deliberations to begin today in retrial of supervisor
• Severe storm system kills 9 in southern region
• Budget deal falls through cracks
• crime report
• After 3 seconds, home shattered but not spirit
• Promoting Alcohol Awareness, Dangers Part of National Screening Day Event
• Southern Miss Ensemble to Present Spring Dance Concert April 7-10
• Counseling and Personnel Services Program Information Session April 14
• Not just another tie in the crowd
• Hernando minister faces child porn charge
• Storm claims 1 life in Mississippi
• State asks for execution date for death row inmate
• International Food Fair April 7 at Baptist Student Union
• Friends of Southern Miss Libraries to Host Discussion and Book Signing April 11
• University Groups Organize Fundraisers for Japanese Quake, Tsunami Victims
• Southwest accident prompts FAA inspection order
• Sheriff gets trailer to fight litter
• Residents discuss redistricting
• School bus safety bill headed to Barbour
• Schools adopt new grading scale
• spotted
• Oak Grove senior plans benefit concert
• Former court clerk gets 10 years
• JCJC to host spring recital
• Fire destroys church building; no injuries
• crime report
• Court won't hear death penalty plea
• Two FBI agents testify in alleged cash kickback trial
• Academy Sports opening in the works
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast to Celebrate National Library Week
• POLL: What type of eggs will you make for Easter?
• Jury seated in Greene County supervisor's trial
• Toyota says it will shut North American plants
• California firm buys Roy Anderson Corp.
• Final Connoisseurs Series Concert to Feature Acclaimed Imani Winds
• Blackwell Named Director of Residence Life and Housing
• WEATHER: Pine Belt under tornado watch until 6 p.m.
• US Supreme Court won't hear Marion County death penalty appeal
• Hernando pastor charged with child pornography
• Severe weather expected in Pine Belt this afternoon
• Flight ends in minutes, returns to New Orleans airport
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Scheduled for April 9 in Jackson
• PHOTOS: Academy of Country Music Awards red carpet
• Swift's fans carry her to ACM entertainer award
• Petal's indoor band to compete in Dayton
• Lambert completes clean sweep of ACM awards
• Law targets adults who allow teens to drink
• crime report
• Civil rights tourism increases
• Biopic with Travolta: 'Gotti: Three Generations'
• FIX IT
• Hospital inserts MRI-safe pacemaker
• Your odds for a winning NCAA bracket
• spotted
• Promoting the arts
• Lehman wins Gulf Resort Classic
• Foundation supports youth leadership program
• Diesel company owner calls it quits
• Anthropologist to speak at USM
• crime report
• Woman charged with child neglect
• Work set to begin on reconstructing stretch of US 11
• Club honors high-achieving students
• Show choirs plan combined performance
• government meetings
• Retired Petal firefighter still battling cancer
• Neighbor breaks window to save man in house fire
• Cost for property questioned
• Bands entertain at Zoo Blues
• City officials plan to remove sludge from south lagoon
• Risk of hunger high for seniors
• USM golfer sets new school record
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1949
• Duo charged with Katrina-related fraud
• Contract awarded for 10th assault vessel
• Man's wounds 'self-inflicted'
• Scott Gable named fire investigator
• Driver injured in car-trailer collision
• Military impact 'phenomenal'
• Presidential race 'horrifies me,' Barbour's wife says
• Ex-engineer talks nuclear power
• City's stench, comfy coach, aging ties
• School bus, tractor-trailer collide, killing girl
• Metal theft a growing problem in Pine Belt
• Police captain to plead not guilty
• Tourism officials optimistic
• 8 Whitney offices to be sold as part of deal
• Ex-inmate: Cried over pardon denial
• crime report
• Coca-Cola official planning to retire
• Children’s Literature Expert to present for Southern Miss University Forum
• Author T.A. Barron to be honored at Children’s Book Festival set for April 6-8
• Southern Miss Student is Mississippi’s Truman Scholarship Winner
• HPD captain to plead not guilty to embezzlement
• Brey named college hoops coach of the year
• BYU's Fredette college basketball player of the year
• Coca-Cola VP to retire
• Barbour's wife: Presidential race 'horrifies me'
• 1 dead, 10 hurt when Miss. school bus, semi crash
• Official discusses Camp Shelby's economic impact
• 1 dead, another injured in Moss Point shooting
• Woman convicted of hitting ex-husband with car
• Faculty, Staff Recognized for Service, Research, Teaching at Founders’ Day
• Top Student Award Winners at Founders’ Day Share Spirit of Determination
• Church to host rummage sale
• 2 arrests made in shooting case
• Black Tie Gala planned Saturday
• Redistricting lawsuit grows
• PCS forensics team to show off talent at Spring Showcase
• Public-housing complex gets $2M makeover
• New start date set for Lamar schools
• Family doubts suicide in hanging case
• Military official retires with 27 years
• crime report
• Compromise reached
• Barbour pushes funding for museums
• 9 fire departments work blaze at crude oil tank farm
• 3 join USM Student Media Center
• 2,000-year-old coral found near well
• Alum to exhibit 21st Century KKK photos at Southern Miss April 18-May 30
• Southern Miss Honors, Students, Faculty, Staff at Founders’ Day Ceremony
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Pulls Out Victory in 2nd Annual College Quiz Bowl
• Urban Anthropologist Presents ‘Coming of Age at Minimum Wage’ Research
• Contemporary Issues in Mental Health Annual Conference New to Southern Miss
• 2 men charged in connection with shooting in Lumberton
• Blaze heavily damages crude oil tank farm
• Gov. Barbour signs driver's license bill
• Barbour renewing push for 2 Miss. history museums
• Fraternity, Sorority Groups Discuss Greek Life with President Saunders
• With budget deal, end of session may be in sight
• Man arrested for 6 counts of child porn
• Janus takes leave to help Palazzo
• Vendors sought for OGLE festival
• Show choir event planned at JCJC
• Police chief's daughter killed
• Neighborhood program in works
• Zoo to show off new facilities, working to improve others
• Miss. jobless rate jumps
• Website calendar can be found at bottom of page
• Reeves discusses outcome of PERS vote
• HPSD chief pushes parental involvement
• Man files suit, claims police beat him
• crime report
• Barbour: Finish budget on time
• Extra money sought for more inspectors
• Animal cruelty bill may be law
• Founders' Day recognized
• Woman pleads guilty in death of daughter
• Southern Miss Professor Receives Young Professional Award from National Group
• Miss. lawmakers send governor animal cruelty bill
• Southern Miss Honors Gulf Park Campus Employees for Founders’ Day
• Saturday’s ATO Crawfish Boil to Benefit National Breast Cancer Foundation
• Sluggish job growth remains rule in Mississippi
• Possible tornado hits Miss., 40-plus homes damaged
• Moselle neighborhood watch program in the works
• Bacchus: Parental involvement key to success in education
• Missing Bronx Zoo cobra strikes funny bone
• Women seek BP oil money to aid Coast
• Oak Grove man held in house burglaries
• Port project sees progress
• Make-A-Wish Foundation grants teen's wish
• USM planning new $36M business building
• Arizona-style immigration bill dies in House
• Hundreds protest possible budget cuts
• US Navy ship fires 22 Tomahawks in Libya
• Southern Miss Announces $10 Million Campaign for New Business Building
• Ellis to take over play-play-play at Mississippi State
• USM men's golf team earns 2nd-place finish
• Arizona-style immigration bill dies in Mississippi
• Mississippi Department of Education Official Speaks at Southern Miss Education Forum
• Dunham-Jones Delivers Speech as Part of IMPACT Series
• Hattiesburg Mayor Presents Proclamation to Medical Technology Students
• Civic Chorale to Perform ‘Finding Inner Peace’ in Bay St. Louis, New Orleans
• TLC to Host Free Basketball Clinic for Adults, Children with Disabilities
• Issues + Answers Lecture to Address Autism Spectrum Disorder
• Oak Grove man charged with residential burglary
• Hub City boy places in Pokémon tournament
• Attempted murder bill dies in Miss. Legislature
• Kosciusko woman gets 5 years in statutory rape case
• Marijuana seized at DeSoto Co. inspection station
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Spotted
• Task force to educate parents on teen drug use
• Registration open for summer camp
• Obama on Libya: 'We have a responsibility'
• Leaders still at odds over budget
• Man pleads guilty in '09 case
• Gay Forrest Co. deputy reinstated after suit
• Lawmaker throws bill at colleague
• Fugitive turns himself in Sunday
• Barbour: No budget better than bad one
• Clarification
• crime report
• Condemned Miss. inmate's appeal denied
• Southern Miss to Celebrate Founders’ Day March 30
• MESSAGE FROM UNIVERSITY CRIMESTOPPERS
• Southern Miss’ Olivares Earns Educational Facilities Professional Credential
• Southern Miss’ Olivares Earns Educational Facilities Professional Credential
• Conference Highlights Southern Women’s Political Experience March 31 – April 2
• MESSAGE FROM UNIVERSITY CRIMESTOPPERS
• Southern Chorale to Perform New Works on March 29 at Hattiesburg Church
• Gay Forrest County deputy to be reinstated
• Southern Miss News Briefs
• Condemned Mississippi inmate's appeal denied
• Lamar County fugitive turns himself in
• Man pleads guilty to manslaughter in 2009 stabbing death
• Three New Staff Members Join Southern Miss Student Media Center
• Bronx Zoo closes reptile house after cobra disappears
• Woman in Forida Burger King brawl charged with felony
• Raccoon's head stuck in peanut butter jar
• Smithsonian to honor women of jazz, Piney Woods band
• Gulfport woman dies in accident on I-10
• crime report
• Radio, TV legend dies in accident
• Jaycees to hold citywide yard sale
• Mayor: Petal's finances on track
• Gifted students learn about birds
• Renowned artist will lecture at USM
• spotted
• Lumberton seeks hospital
• Lawmakers pass $422.9M bond bill
• Fix it
• Thomas throws one-hitter against Tulane
• WHATEVER HAPPENED TO. . .
• Lawsuit claims abuse by deputy
• Thousands attend Hubfest
• New dorms a pricey proposition
• 3 Hub City men arrested on drug charges
• Softball Eagles drop two to Houston
• Butler beats Florida
• Hornets sign Ewing Jr. to 10-day contract
• Sentencing for ex-studio head delayed
• MARTA board to vote on Braves shuttle
• Hattiesburg Dixie Youth kicks season off
• Miss. school bus safety bill headed to Barbour
• Miss. budget talks stall as deadline approaches
• Farmers meeting starts Monday
• Consignment sale set to start today
• Argot Trio to play at Trinity lunch
• crime report
• Boil-water notice lifted for town
• Award offered for suspect
• Mugshots fire is ruled accidental
• Partnership tops fundraising goal
• Man given 20 years in slaying case
• Sides differ on illegal immigration
• Rising fuel prices trim lawn-care profits
• POLL: Should text speak be in the dictionary?
• USM professor receives national award for Black Studies
• USM faculty adds 2 entertainment industry veterans
• spotted
• Cintas Founder to be Honored as Boardman Entrepreneur of Year
• Lawmakers at impasse on Mississippi budget
• Boil-water alert lifted in Beaumont
• Authorities searching for armed robbery suspect
• Barbour defends use of state plane for DC events
• Registration Deadline March 31 for 2011 Summer Gifted Studies Program
• Mugshots fire ruled accidental
• Pride to be honored on Miss. Country Music Trail
• Lumberton man gets 20 years for manslaughter
• Barlow: Evidence-Based Treatments Work on Many Psychological Disorders
• Roots Reunion Time for WUSM-FM Membership Drive Kick-Off
• Kindergarten roundup to be held
• Woman arrested for selling drugs
• Habitat leader resigns from post
• Murder suspect enters plea
• Officials: Barbour quiet on stimulus
• Officials walk streets, visit residents
• County workers to fix walls in new jail
• Lamar supervisors debate majority-minority district
• Alabama firm probed in Miss. immigration investigation
• Groups blast Farrakhan appearance in Mississippi
• Man shares the 'Miracle on the Hudson'
• Forrest County responds to lawsuit
• crime report
• Mabus: Make education a priority
• spotted
• Three Music Alumni To Join Symphony Orchestra In ‘Triple Play’ March 26
• Alabama firm probed in Mississippi immigration case
• Student ID, Southern Miss Apparel Earns Free Entry on Gulf Resort Classic College Day
• POLL: Do you have an emergency kit?
• Hattiesburg Habitat director resigns
• Man pleads not guilty to George County sheriff's death
• RECALL: 4.8 million Lasko box fans
• Southern Miss Professor Receives National Council for Black Studies Award
• Winston wants to see if majority-minority district possible in Lamar
• New governor has 8 appointments to College Board
• Gov. Barbour signs energy bill
• Construction worker's body recovered in Bay St. Louis canal
• Latimer man indicted on child exploitation charges
• Jaycees to hold citywide yard sale
• Autistic student defeating the odds: 21-year-old is finalist for Truman Scholarship
• Personal income in Mississippi ranks at bottom
• Remembering Hollywood's queen
• Drug problem a 'federal' issue
• Hunt Club owners file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• crime report
• Effort to revive redistricting fails in Senate
• ADP official: Hattiesburg area doing well economically
• 400 students show off skills, participate in reading fair
• WCU's Ard picks up national honor
• New U.S. Congressman Palazzo Visits DuBard School, Children’s Center
• Alabama civil rights leader John Cashin dies at 82
• Attempt to revive redistricting fails in Senate
• College of Health Forum Focuses on Electronic Future of Healthcare
• Sheriffs discuss growing prescription drug problem
• Average personal income last in Mississippi
• Probe: Pipe piece caused blowout preventer failure
• Edwards to run for Choctaw chief
• POLL: What is your favorite type of movie?
• Barbour back in Iowa
• Business Students Hear U.K. Ambassador's Speech, Tour Port of New Orleans
• Spring 2011 Biological Sciences Plant Sale Set for March 26 on Campus
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Scheduled for April 2 in West Point
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Southern Miss Chapter of Childhood Education International Hosting Forum
• Southern Miss Chapter of Association of Childhood Education International Hosting Forum
• Southern Miss Chapter of Association of Childhood Education International Hosting Forum
• Residents Living on Coast during Hurricane Katrina Asked to Participate in Survey
• Research Project Entry Deadline April 8 for Student Research Colloquium
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast, MGCCC to Compete in College Quiz Bowl March 30
• Major & Minor Exploration Fair Open to Current and Prospective Students
• DuBard School to Host Missing Links in Academics Seminar April 7-8
• Teenager held on 3 robbery charges
• Man electrocuted at regional airport
• crime report
• Week 5: How are things going now? A little better
• Self-check ready in 5 states
• Spotted
• Former JCJC art instructor's exhibit shows unique approach
• DREAM to deliver thanks to legislators
• Group tells council to enforce city ordinances
• Mugshots destroyed by blaze
• College of Science and Technology to host “Meet the Deans” March 22
• College of Science and Technology to host “Meet the Deans” March 22
• Wind Ensemble Concerto Winners Showcased in Concert March 24
• Controversial Immigration Reform Bill Sparks Campus Forum
• The Earth does move beneath us
• spotted
• Students want say in education
• Sales tax diversions dropped in February
• Japan's nuclear crisis raises memories of Hiroshima
• Harmful food worries Japan following disasters
• Libya bombing called successful
• Flooded farmland didn't keep ducks away
• Gandy final phase under way
• AT&T to buy T-Mobile USA for $39 billion
• Still cleaning up after the flood
• Spotted
• WHATEVER HAPPENED TO. . .
• Irish-Italian Parade has city seeing green
• Experts say networking is one of the best ways to find a job
• Convicted drug dealer sentenced
• Birthday Bash planned for zoo
• Barbour's, guards' expenses top $300K
• Allies launch first wave of assault
• Woman says man fired shots at her
• Barbour donor saw company make millions
• Room, board fees going up
• Man accused of stealing Favre rookie trading cards
• Diversity needed in redistricting, senators say
• Casinos see revenue drop from a year ago
• crime report
• Obama: Stop attacks in Libya
• Another victim files suit against Hunt Club
• Animal shelter receives donation
• Train Depot to host exhibit
• It Takes a Village; Or is it a Team?
• Renowned Painter, Sculptor Dunlap to Present Special Lecture March 29
• Hildman Colloquium to feature Noted Expert on Emotional Disorders
• American Advertising Federation Honors 13 Southern Miss Students
• crime report
• Suit filed over redistricting
• Shooting victim sues club, owner
• Murder case headed to jury today
• College students lend hand to Habitat
• Study highlights positives, negatives of downtown
• Sex education bill now law
• New law to change salary for ed chief
• Tribe donates $50K, cars
• spotted
• Southern Miss Alum Urges Local Food Production as Part of EcoEagle Lecture
• Southern Miss Theatre Presents ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ March 24
• Maya Culture Focus of March 21 Science Café at Southern Miss
• Southern Miss Professor Visits MLB Spring Training for Research Project
• Southern Miss’ Ross Receives National Award from College Unions Association
• Higher food prices may get worse
• Wreck on Interstate 59 leaves 1 dead, 2 injured
• Senate honors Freedom Riders
• Witnesses testify in murder retrial
• Owner gets OK to drill near cemetery
• Emperor: Let's overcome this tragedy
• crime report
• 4 held on felony drug charges
• Students take field trip to Arc
• Western Container featured in documentary on National Geographic
• Southern Miss Career Services Holds Etiquette Dinner For Students
• Economic Development Expert Feldman to Speak at Graduate Symposium
• Professor Emeritus Guice Receives Award from Historical Society
• National Sports Security Center Partners with e-VERIFILE for Executive Forum
• Healthcare Sessions Planned; Camp Invention Dates Set
• Week 4: Issues still surfacing
• Redistricting plan revived
• Senate amends House bill for civil rights museum
• Retrial in murder case starts today
• Clarification
• Mississippi governor courts Iowa activists
• Settlement reached in ex-DA's case
• Owner seeks to drill near Roseland Park
• State spending plans revised
• spotted
• Last Call for Vendors at Southern Miss Jazz and Blues Festival
• Southern Miss Faculty Adds Two Entertainment Industry Veterans
• Two injured in rollover accident
• Spring Break Fest is today
• Group offers free GED classes
• Spotted
• Barbour contrasts himself with Obama on the economy
• Japan faces serious radiation leak
• Police arrest man for robbery
• Parents discuss lack of black educators in schools
• Restaurant uses dinner to give back
• 'Big gift' surprises couple
• Southern Miss to Offer Professional Management, Leadership Programs
• FIX IT
• Don't forget to live in the moment
• crime report
• spotted
• State patrol lawsuit settled
• Time running out on budget talks
• Drainage project to start soon
• City residents unhappy with Action Center
• Helping traffic flow
• 10K dead in Japan amid nuclear fears
• Owner hopes to develop property
• Celebrating the lives of loved ones
• Violence doesn't worry bars much
• Millions working at multiple jobs
• Fast-growing population: Hispanic leaders seek more acceptance
• Message from University Police
• Oak Grove student's poster selected for national contest
• William Carey names new dean
• Hundreds compete in Special Olympics
• Flood damage assessment under way
• Woman charged in Petal stabbing
• $750K bond set for suspected shooter
• Arrest made in nightclub shooting
• City wants trash cans off streets
• Luckett in 2006 voted in Tennessee
• Spotted
• Southern Miss Baseball Team Visits DuBard School for Language Disorders
• Southern Miss Professor: Minimal Impact to U.S. Coast from Japan Quake
• Message from University Police
• American Red Cross looking for some 'Heroes'
• State of emergency declared in Jones County
• Shooting suspect turns himself in
• New military store opens at Camp Shelby
• Hammond shares views on Mideast
• Forrest County responds to lawsuit
• Wilcox Named Director of CEEE
• Southern Miss Lab, Local Refinery Offer 2011 Tide Tables
• Shred Day set at Home Depot
• HIV screenings offered at event
• crime report
• USM athletic official details plans to boost support
• Officials watching river levels
• Man arrested in Lamar slaying
• City seeks to void USA Yeast contract
• Longtime Petal school board member steps down
• HIV/AIDS group: Stigma in state
• Senate OKs more K-12 funds
• IMPACT Southern Miss Forum to Focus on Sustainable Communities
• Flutist Anton, Pianist Ryan to Perform, Lecture at March 15 University Forum
• Southern Miss Baseball Team to Wear Buffett-Inspired Jerseys on April 15
• Catching Up With Chris Crenshaw
• Southern Miss Instructor Receives Nurse Researcher of the Year Award
• Crime report
• Campaign office set to open today
• Candidate drops out of sheriff race
• House redistricting killed by Senate panel
• GOP hopefuls prepping for 2012
• Panel OKs reducing school funding
• Parents fight for Head Start
• Petal planning to pave city streets
• Lamar County officials tackle redistricting
• Forrest faces suit over facility
• Technology Learning Center to Host Free Tennis Clinic for Adults, Children with Disabilities
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast to Host Blaxploitation Lecture, “Super Fly” Film Screening
• Students Win Awards in Math Competition at Southern Miss
• Burgess Cherishes Opportunity to Work with Hearing Impaired Kids
• Scientists skeptical of meteorite alien life claim
• US, allies edge toward military plans for Libya
• Spotted
• GOP senators oppose district lines
• Panel unveils Miss. Senate redistricting proposal
• On-the-job experience
• OG girl to compete in spelling bee
• Mayor endorses Lumberton employee, creditor checks
• Lamar may secure park project
• Change order for storm shelter OK'd
• Founder Pace Honored with Portrait at Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
• Participants Share Ideas at Community Economic Security Forum
• Classes for Online Certificates in Fitness, Wellness, Nutrition Begin March 14
• crime report
• FIX IT
• How do we know the Earth spins?
• Libya forces try to halt rebel movement toward capital
• Lawsuit to proceed despite death
• spotted
• 2 actors secure national honors
• Everything under one roof
• Faculty senate to be revived at WCU
• Continuous education
• Child neglect case headed to grand jury
• Grant to go toward hiring contractor
• Job market shows signs of improvement
• Animals euthanized tops 100
• Sex education: A lesson for in or out of the classroom?
• Miss. redistricting debate moves to Senate
• Pine Belt drenched by heavy rainfall
• Home design ideas on display
• Government meetings
• Crime report
• Conservation program offered
• Expect troop, traffic increase
• 2 days left to buy home raffle tickets
• Sex education, nightclubs, zeus
• Remington's Hunt Club doors close - again
• Citizens discuss economic solutions
• Child placed in oven alive
• Teen beaten, branded at party
• New suit filed against health care law
• Palazzo: More cuts needed
• Homeownership Programs Benefit Jackson Families
• Associate Director of Sports Security Center to Attend International Conference
• Catching up With Fred Varnado
• 3 days left to buy home raffle tickets
• Blackwell named dean at USM
• crime report
• Sheriff's office dropped from suit
• Miss Hospitality program planned
• William Carey receives $250,000 donation to build chapel
• Lumberton employees not paid
• Ex-manager: Howard pushed to hire illegal immigrants
• Agencies face growing prescription drug problem
• 4 PRCC students named to state academic teams
• Spring Has Certainly Sprung Around Here
• Southern Miss Names Blackwell Dean of Education and Psychology
• Two Southern Miss Students Named Swayze Scholarship Finalists
• crime report
• Gov.: Obama cheers gas prices
• Charge dismissed against actor
• Block grant plan raises concerns
• Reader's Digest donates $1,000 to Collins
• Sheriff's dept. gets $25K grant
• Petal focuses on emotional maturity of kindergartners
• Boy's body found in oven
• National Guard unit ready to reunite with families
• 3 World War II planes land in Hub City
• Southern Miss Junior is State’s Only Truman Scholarship Finalist
• Gulf Coast Professor's Article Named 2010 Top-Rated in Decision Science Journal
• Trip kicks off celebration of William Carey
• Qualifying candidates in Lamar County
• Rulings made in businessman's favor
• Qualifying candidates in Forrest County
• Dolphin deaths focused on Alabama, Mississippi coasts
• Dems run in 5 of 8 races
• Forrest County board to welcome new member
• Attorney: Hunt Club not at fault in Sunday shooting
• 4 Lamar officials running unopposed
• Spotted
• Sports Security Center to Conduct Table Top Exercise at Meadowlands Stadium
• Brown Elected SGA President at Southern Miss
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Team Wins Deloitte Consulting Competition
• Southern Miss Students Get Up-Close Visit to Hotel, Tourism Specialist
• Dominguez Elected SGA Election Commissioner at Southern Miss
• Masters Elected SGA Attorney General at Southern Miss
• Washington Elected SGA Treasurer at Southern Miss
• McClendon Elected SGA Vice President at Southern Miss
• Today is last day to enter statewide races
• spotted
• Shooting investigation continues
• Reception honors Osher founder
• One quilt goes a long way
• Oak Grove Middle teachers honored for team approach
• Oak Grove High senior plans 5K to help charity
• Animal shelter has re-opening
• 6 days left to buy home raffle tickets
• Firefighter injured in woods fire
• Southern Opera and Musical Theatre Company Present ‘The Little Prince’
• Southern Miss Alum’s Contribution to 'The Story' to Air Today on MPB
• Gulf Coast Research Lab to Host Evening with Award-Winning Photographer
• Luncheon to help PRCC Foundation
• Man dies after dive into Miss. Sound
• Dr. Seuss party planned for Friday
• Duo Fujin to hold free concert
• Union bargaining just a dream for many gov. workers
• Redistricting maps under way
• Petal grows; must alter gov. system
• 'Enhancing other people's lives'
• 'King's' takes top awards
• HPD seeks man in club shooting
• Murder trial bumped to August
• USM student may follow relatives' footsteps into business
• (No heading)
• 8 days left to buy home raffle tickets
• Officials: Job market improving
• Inmate count issue for districts
• Breaking through
• African-American population triples
• Black population up 11.2 percent
• Diversity rising across the Pine Belt
• More dead dolphins found along coast
• U.S. News: USM is 20th most popular
• City apologizes for foul odor
• Legislators disagree on education funding
• Howard Industries faces new lawsuit
• Payday lending bill signed into law
• crime report
• Murder victim was stabbed, beaten
• Local economy, Census data, carnival ball
• High school baseball begins
• Southern Miss Ranked In Top 20 of Most Popular National Universities
• Expert on History of Cotton Industry to Present at University Forum
• Unique Export University Provides Perspective Beyond the Regular Classroom
• Summer Study Abroad Interest Meeting set for Wednesday, March 2
• Magazine Names Marciani One of Nation’s Top Security Professionals
• Official a no-show at HHDA meeting
• Spotted
• Trailers destroyed in blaze
• Experts discuss health care reform during USM forum
• Gas prices may climb even higher
• Howard Industries pleads guilty
• Cleveland wins 2011 Richard Wright Literary Award
• Council clears way for cottage project
• Animal shelter to reopen
• 'Daisy' cast ready to compete
• Southern Miss News Briefs
• Drivers Ed Registration at Southern Miss Means Summer Not Far Behind
• Southern Miss Paralegal Studies Students Win Top Awards in Essay Contest
• Entries Sought for Annual ‘Invent Your Future’ Competition at The Accelerator
• Students, Employees Go the Extra Mile to Kick-Off WOW! at Gulf Park Campus
• Southern Miss Student Government Leaders Chosen in Campus Elections
• Laurel doctor's appeal denied
• Purvis police searching for assault suspect
• crime report
• Senate OKs $420M in bond projects
• Sheriff: Immune from bar lawsuit
• Longleaf Trace set to undergo more upgrades, changes
• 58 arrested in 4-day immigration raids
• Sisters too overweight to share kidney
• Senate passes museum plan
• Canadian students lending a hand
• New Southern Miss SGA President Ready to Serve
• Southern Miss Alums Join Forces in Developing Certified Green Home
• Southern Miss Students Work on Beautification Project at Gulf Park Campus
• Foley, Ala., Student Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Foundation helps support health fair
• Smith running for Miss. treasurer
• Murder suspect's bond set at $1M
• Reducing youth tobacco use topic of conference
• Truck crashes through carport in Purvis
• Purvis teen faces long road to recovery
• Meetings bill puts burden on officials
• Infant dolphins found dead
• crime report
• Council tables cottage proposal
• Southern Miss to host American Mathematics Competition Feb. 23
• Southern Miss Professor: Variety of Factors Possible in Baby Dolphin Deaths
• Export University Open for Business Feb. 23-24 at Southern Miss Gulf Coast
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Invites Students, Alumni to Career Night March 3
• Jackson Area Students Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Picayune Students Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Pachuta Student Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Oxford Student Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Ocean Springs Student Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• New Orleans Area Students Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Nesbit Student Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Mendenhall Student Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• McComb Students Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Mandeville, La., Student Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Laurel Students Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Jackson, Ala., Student Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Jackson Area Students Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Hattiesburg Area Students Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Grenada Student Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Coast Students Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Clinton Student Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Cleveland Student Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Jackson Area Students Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Bay St. Louis Student Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Batesville Student Selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Teen identified in ATV fatality
• USM launches Android app
• Block party planned Saturday
• Tornado drill set for Wednesday
• We're still working through bugs on new site
• Ruffin exonerated in 1979 slaying
• Airport funds could be cut
• HPSD chief wants 'commitment'
• First homicide of 2011
• Holiday shopping boosts cities
• Southern Miss Counseling Center Offers Support in Wake of Student's Death
• Public Health Forum Focuses on Reasonable, Affordable Reform Options
• Southern Miss Student Accepts Internship with U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker
• Southern Mississippi Launches iSouthernMS App for Android
• crime report
• Reason to celebrate: high definition
• Presidents Day closings announced
• 3 potholes need filling at outside U.S. 49 Walmart Supercenter
• Open meetings law weaker than other states
• Irish-Italian festival, parade set for March 19
• Seniors in jeopardy of failing
• Katrina cottages plan to be revisited
• USM traffic tickets up
• Performance benefits bluesman who died Sunday
• crime report
• Preparing for port project's impact
• GOP newcomers test mandate to shrink govt.
• Every job sector hit by layoffs
• Property acquired for W. 4th project
• Murder case to head to grand jury
• Forrest, Lamar candidates qualify for elections
• Fire stations to get new doors
• Event focuses on living better
• Area holiday closings posted
• Public's help sought in fatal car accident
• Senate: Fund junior colleges
• Area holiday closings posted
• crime report
• School vandalized
• Jobs, mardi gras, debit cards
• Navy Seabees to finish Petal baseball fields
• Bill may limit 16th Section liability
• Earthquake strikes Alabama coast
• 5th suspect charged in Petal vandalism
• Important Message from the Southern Miss Office of Disability Accomodations
• Area Man Volunteers to Help Children Read at DuBard School
• McCarthy Lecture Series Features Three Top Military History Scholars
• Obesity Focus of Next Science Café Program at Southern Miss
• Hawkins mourns student's death
• Open meetings bill inches forward
• Area holiday closings posted
• Sentencing reset in Katrina case
• Forrest County convict escapes
• USM prof earns Fulbright
• Barbour followed by images of Rebels
• Zoo curator takes director post in N.Y.
• Burkhalter named firefighter of year
• On the grow
• Southern Miss Professor Alford Receives Fulbright Foreign Scholarship
• Southern Miss to Host Public Forum on Recent Egyptian Revolution Feb. 21
• Two Theatre Students Advance to National Kennedy Center Festival
• Fundraiser set for radio station
• Local businessman dies after fall at work
• Teenager faces assault charge
• Wreck sends two people to hospital
• Stars get the chance to show their stuff
• Supporters push for animal cruelty laws
• Teen charged in bomb threat
• Return to sender: Postal Service reconsiders merger
• Grant to aid ankle bracelet system
• Caution! Fire alert
• ‘Snakebit’ Confronts Mature Issues, Opens Theatre Studio Series Feb. 22
• Buffalo Wild Wings Gives 15% for WUSM Campus Radio Fundraiser Feb. 19
• Vicksburg Students Selected as Southern Style Leaders at Southern Miss
• Petal Student Selected as Southern Style Leader at Southern Miss
• Mobile Area Students Selected as Southern Style Leaders at Southern Miss
• Madison County Students Selected as Southern Style Leaders at Southern Miss
• Jackson Area Students Selected as Southern Style Leaders at Southern Miss
• Coast Students Selected as Southern Style Leaders at Southern Miss
• Florence Student Selected as Southern Style Leader at Southern Miss
• Saint Cloud, Fla., Student Selected as Southern Style Leader at Southern Miss
• Pace, Fla., Student Selected as Southern Style Leader at Southern Miss
• Meridian Student Selected as Southern Style Leader at Southern Miss
• Liberty Student Selected as Southern Style Leader at Southern Miss
• Columbus Student Selected as Southern Style Leader at Southern Miss
• Clinton Student Selected as Southern Style Leader at Southern Miss
• Amite County Students Selected as Southern Style Leaders at Southern Miss
• Carjacking suspect charged with murder
• House panel OKs $55M for civil rights, history museums
• POLL: Do you believe in angels?
• RECALL: Burlington bassinets
• Man missing in Lincoln County lake
• MOMS: How do you handle haircuts for toddlers?
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Library Welcomes Author Gail C. Fusco for Book Talk
• Three-Day GRE Prep Course Offered at Southern Miss Gulf Coast
• Skull, bones found in Adams County woods
• Floyd back in home territory
• Floyd back in home territory
• Clerk reindicted for embezzlement
• crime report
• Barbour won't denounce Confederate license plates
• Barbour won't denounce Confederate license plates
• A deadly day on the road
• 4 teenagers charged in Petal High School vandalism
• 2 people killed in mobile home fire
• Spotted
• Stocks fall after weak retail sales, spending
• Stocks fall after weak retail sales, spending
• Woman dies after driveway accident
• Alpha Delta Chapter of Lambda Sigma at Southern Miss Earns Top Award
• Southern Miss to host Community Forum on Economic Security March 4
• Census estimates show more blacks moving South
• Barbour says he won't denounce Confederates
• Teens will be charged as adults for vandalism
• Obituary: Dr. Joon Chang Lee, Professor Emeritus of Physics
• Southern Miss Set to Host Mississippi Academy of Sciences Annual Meeting
• Judge hears protests to Kemper County plant
• Free Home of Your Own Workshop Scheduled for Feb. 26 in Starkville
• 5 arrested for vandalism at Petal High
• Woman injured in 1-vehicle wreck
• 2 die in fire in Lauderdale County
• 18-wheelers, car involved in U.S. 98 wreck
• Child killed, 2 hurt in Mendenhall wreck
• Alabama police: Stepmom poisoned children
• Our new website launches today
• US Senate OKs Graves federal nomination
• Perkins is oldest Grammy winner
• Obama spending plan creates political divide
• Friends of Library to meet Feb. 24
• Group seeks nominations
• Free kidney screenings set
• Exchange sends student to Russia
• Dennis campaigns for GOP primary
• Obituary: Barton Spencer, Head of Electronic Resources, University Libraries
• Future Stars Award Winners Showcase Talents With Symphony Orchestra
• University Forum to Feature Native American Performance Artists
• Recession hurts private donations to universities
• Woman held on $5M in stabbing
• Motorcyclist dies in accident
• Nonprofits take on housing repairs
• Man shot multiple times, left in ditch
• Lady Antebellum wins song of the year Grammy
• Fundraiser set for area Democrats
• Clergy breakfast is Thursday
• Civil rights museum efforts may succeed
• A candlelit evening
• Man arrested for setting fire to piles of debris
• Grimsley will stay board president
• Alzheimer's group to offer support
• Lauren Rogers to present ArtTalk
• Feb. 23 deadline for comments
• JP Utility District to hold meeting
• Seventh annual Day of Dance set for Feb. 26
• crime report
• Forrest, Lamar candidates qualify for elections
• Districts up in the air over MAEP funding
• Social media topic of First Friday breakfast
• Coming Sunday: small business, basketball
• Senate OKs higher pay for judges
• Postal Service considers combining services with Gulfport
• Egyptians in U.S. 'feel freer'
• Ambulance companies battling through rising costs
• Man has pistol near school
• JCJC to host safety event
• Aldermen meet
• Government meetings
• Psychology Professor Southern Miss’ Nominee for IHL Black Educator Award
• Southern Miss Names Willis Vice President of Administrative Affairs
• County supervisor killed in accident
• Smoke detector saves woman's life
• Miss. license plate proposed to honor KKK leader
• Official: Housing market improving
• Obama questions Mubarak's pledge
• Group severs ties with facility
• Fix sought for intersection
• Demonstrations may get bigger
• No issues with bath salts in Pine Belt
• Final fire fought at Chesterfield's
• Baker, Lockett Receive Staff Council Awards
• Southern Miss Student Government President Picked for Russian Visit
• Artist Lori K. Gordon to Feature Exhibit at Southern Miss Gulf Park Campus
• Salter to join staff at Miss. State
• Students picked for all-state band
• Pedestrian fatality investigated
• Barbour: Iran biggest threat to peace
• Salvage operator not given extension
• 2 animal cruelty bills passed
• Strokes rising among young, middle-aged
• HHDA wants odor gone
• New principal settling in at FCAHS
• Teachers mourned after deadly school bus crash
• Funeral Services set for Dr. Bobby Anderson, former dean of College of Education and Psychology
• “Sex in the Dark” Highlights Events Planned by Student Health Services
• Connoisseurs Concert Series Features Russia’s Chamber Orchestra Kremlin
• Student group to aid Red Cross
• Lott backs Hewes for lt. governor
• Poplarville High places 1st in Hurricane Bowl
• Reeves eyes business climate
• MDOT director: 'I am gone'
• Magazine features Hood home
• Appraisals needed for project to begin
• 3 killed in truck collision with school buses
• Asbury official injured skiing
• Input sought on how to help state advance
• 26th Annual Southern Miss Coca-Cola Classic Rodeo Set for Feb. 18-19
• Poplarville High School Team Places First in Ocean Sciences Hurricane Bowl
• State Home Corporation Named First IDS Housing Initiative Partner of Year
• Student Organization Helping Sponsor Red Cross Humanitarian Dinner
• Spotted
• Fireworks blamed for house fire
• Fundraiser set for area Democrats
• Driver killed in 1-vehicle wreck
• Genealogy Society meeting planned
• 5K run/walk set for Saturday
• Hearing set for 'legally dead' man
• Lamar Co. park expands to meet demands
• Obama to CEOs: Ask what you can do for America
• Potential alliance may lead to local distribution site
• Relating to students through experience
• Morgan Publishes in Top Journals, Makes Conference Presentation
• Lauren Innovations Becomes Founding Partner of National Sports Security Center
• Tax bill crucial to capital city
• spotted
• Obama: Egypt not going back to way it was before protests
• Non-fans skip game for movies
• PACKERS PREVAIL
• Giving students a voice
• Getting in the way can be a good thing
• FIX IT
• Clinton High wins showchoir contest
• Officials investigate source of city stench
• USM still investigating campus vandalism
• Public Safety chief Simpson to resign
• Suspects plead in dogfighting raid
• Forrest, Lamar candidates qualify for elections
• Coast evacuation route shelved
• Democrats plan monthly meeting
• Civil rights activist honored
• Health care fraud: Not a faceless crime any longer
• More seek training in down economy
• USM grad blogs from front row of Egypt crisis
• Sacred Heart comes up short for 2nd year
• Zoo extending scheduled closure
• Hub City man faces rape charge
• Democrats plan monthly meeting
• Bids for projects at HHS approved
• crime report
• Petal: City not liable for street problems
• For many, a lost year at USM
• Senator: Texting bill not enough
• ice blamed in 3 crash deaths
• University Forum to Feature Professional Cartoonist Stephanie Gladden Feb. 8
• Southern Miss Professor’s Dolphin Research Featured in Broadcast of NOVA
• National Sports Security Center Hosts Disaster Preparedness Exercise
• Part of suit challenging Obamacare dismissed
• Lamar Co. population jumps 42%
• Winter storm prompts closings
• Bill to help fund border fence alive
• Teenager arrested in home burglary
• Nomination of Graves approved
• Newest House member sworn in
• Crime Report
• Mayor shares history at PRCC
• Banished man files amended lawsuit
• Annual PRISM Concert to Feature Several Ensembles from School of Music
• Committee's Recommendations Accepted; 10 Academic Progams Retained
• Weather Forces Cancellation of Night Classes; Normal Schedule on Friday
• Civil rights hero focus of event
• Virus causes shelter to close
• Wintry mix may hit area
• Beaver Lake VFD now official
• Group OKs plan for cottages
• 5 facing bomb threat charges
• USM students optimistic Egypt will overcome woes
• Habitat refocuses in down economy
• Hudson's attorney: Lawsuit 'baseless'
• 10 programs saved at USM
• Tooth fairy visits students in Petal
• Black History Month Activities Schedule Announced at Southern Miss
• Southern Chorale to Perform Free Concert at St. Louis Cathedral in New Orleans
• Retirement Incentive Workshop Set for Feb. 2
• United Way of Southeast Mississippi News - Feb 1, 2011
• 3 arrested in drug overdose death
• Fatal shooting victim identified
• 2 men arrested on drug charges
• 5 qualify to run for Marion Co. sheriff
• HHS snags south panola coach
• Thunderstorm system hits Pine Belt
• Students learn business skills
• School honors military
• 2 charged in auto burglaries
• Panel OKs tracking uninsured motorists
• 1 killed, 5 hurt in separate wrecks Sumrall man dies in Covington Co.
• Southern Miss Officials Keeping Close Watch on Potentially Strong Storms
• Reduced Registration Rate Deadline Extended for Jazz and Blues Festival Vendors
• High School Students Participate in Polymer Science Day at Southern Miss
• Local Optimist Club Donates Reading Material to Children’s Center
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Scheduled for Feb. 12 in Jackson
• Veteran shares his war story at JCJC
• USM sees Signing Day forecasts
• Road closed in Lamar County
• spotted
• US judge strikes down Obama health care overhaul
• Former police officer held on drug charges
• Man killed during break-in
• DuBard School to host dyslexia meet
• Bryant leads in campaign funds
• Alumni House closes doors
• Southern Miss’ First African American Students Reflect on Experiences at Forum
• National Center for Sports Security Sending Staffers to Super Bowl
• New Changes in Payroll Withholdings
• Important HealthQuotient Assessment Reminder
• Half-time Pizza Subs
• spotted
• Portman, Firth and Bale win SAG prizes
• Planning and flexibility go hand in hand
• FIX IT
• Improving lives with sunglasses
• crime report
• Deal may lead to more mergers
• Advocates: Jail is no place for mentally ill
• Alleged killer known Copiah County stalker
• Board may consider extending cleanup
• Drama students winners at festival
• Forrest, Lamar candidates qualify for elections
• Deadline Feb. 25 for USDA program
• Genealogy Society plans meeting
• Former WCU campus for sale
• Agency's OT pay near $66M
• Barbour juggles White House hopes, Mississippi's past
• Preparing for 'real-world stuff'
• Event focuses on women's well-being
• Center hit by tough times
• crime report
• Cottages available for auction
• JCJC to present organ concert
• Join Friends of Libraries at USM
• Mayor to speak at BHM observance
• Hattiesburg schools' Transploreum opens
• Coalition to educate parents on drug use
• Grant to fund teacher training in polymer science
• Hudson's owners face new lawsuit
• Polymer possibilities pitched
• 10th Annual Conference Brings Issues on Aging U.S. Population to Forefront
• 2011 Art Series Brings Dance, Cinema, Music to Southern Miss Gulf Coast Campus
• Library offers free tax preparation
• Man jailed for sexual battery
• Mother, daughter killed in wreck
• 25 years later
• Unmarked graves discovered
• Jewish National Fund topic of discussion
• WDAM airs video after court's OK
• Power bills likely to rise
• HHDA celebrates successes
• Immigration reform bills find critics, supporters
• Robert Caisley Named 2011 Blaine Quarnstrom Playwright in Residence
• Taylor, McMunn to Kick Off 2011 Connoisseurs Chamber Music Series in Hattiesburg
• Former Institute for Disability Studies Staffer Wins Leadership Award
• Buffett falls off stage at concert
• Suspected rapist headed back to US
• Rally seeks support for fully funding Miss. schools
• School chief: Changes coming
• Convicted killer gets 3 life sentences
• Miss. looks to replace drug for executions
• Miss. added 3,600 non-farm jobs in 2010
• Laptop, $1,200 donated to boy, family
• 2 arrested in burglaries
• Baghdad photographs on display at USM
• Cold and Flu Season Brings Steady Stream of Patients to Southern Miss Clinic
• Open-government bill passes House
• Lighting project enters 2nd phase
• Sheriff probing church burglaries
• Economy puts plans on hold for Lamar Y
• Friend: Suspect confessed to killings
• 'We will move forward together or not at all'
• Obama calls for 'shared responsibility'
• Officials respond to WDAM-TV
• Fighting, disorderly conduct biggest offenses at HPSD
• Students learn how to prepare taxes
• Double Majors Honored During Fall Commencement
• Southern Miss Professor’s Poetry Featured in Variety of Publications in 2010
• Upcoming Health Forums Focus on Issues Connected to Aging Population in U.S.
• Homebuyers Workshop Set for Feb. 5 in McComb
• DuBard School for Language Disorders to Host 15th Annual Dyslexia Symposium
• Officers' testimonies start off murder trial
• Bustin will not seek 3rd term
• Tree seedlings will be given away
• State of the Union: It's the economy, again
• spotted
• Spice suspects released on bond
• Palazzo to chair subcommittee
• Moscow airport bombing called terrorist attack
• Miss., La., among most-dangerous states for drivers
• Group wants payday lenders out
• Body of missing man recovered
• Armstrong-Branch Lecture Program Opens Spring University Forum Series Jan. 27
• British Studies Interest Meeting, Presentation Scheduled for Jan. 27
• Museum of Art Opens With Iraq War Photo Exhibit by U.S. Soldier Holland
• Career Services Workshops focus on Moving from Student to Professional
• Polymer Professor Wins Prestigious National Science Foundation Grant
• Southern Miss Repeats as Conference USA Community Service Award Winner
• Bill to penalize funeral pickets
• FIX IT
• Man wanted in robbery still not found
• It's good to be busy
• Popular Science Café Series returns to USM
• spotted
• Sales tax revenue up for Hub City
• Something for everyone
• Steelers face Packers in the Super Bowl
• Transit 2012: A time to stare into the sun
• Teen charged in bomb threat
• Session to help with tax filing
• HHS program receives honor
• Murder trial set to start Monday
• Residents protest cemetery cell tower
• Faculty going without raises
• Obama's economic agenda: boost competitiveness
• USM may be left looking for funds
• Teachers still in high demand in parts of Miss.
• Man not indicted for exploitation
• Concert Band to perform Jan. 30
• BancorpSouth holds coat drive
• HPD responds to robbery call
• Suspected gunman's bail cut
• Proposal would cut athletic funds at community colleges
• Parents receive resolution honoring son's service in Iraq
• Officials believe solar-panel plant can thrive in Pine Belt
• Freight train-car collision leaves 1 injured
• Hattiesburg school district names teacher of the year
• Discount retailer closing doors
• University Libraries Science Café Series Returns Jan. 24
• Officials unveil educator code of ethics
• District alters policy on fees
• Woman faces drug charge
• Sheriff warns of magazine scam
• Lamar affirms support of project
• Raising alcohol content eyed
• Forfeiture fund up; money put toward new patrol cars
• Conference examines economic opportunities, impact
• City to discount misdemeanor fines
• 2 Southern Miss students enter plea deal in assault case
• Business, Economic Leaders Share Views at Southern Miss Forum
• IHL Approves $10M Science Building for Southern Miss Gulf Park Campus
• Online Sports Security Management Certificate Program Begins Feb. 14
• 2 kids injured in ATV accident
• Suspect sought in armed robbery
• Company coming to Hub City
• House votes to repeal Obama's health care law
• USM programs may be saved
• MDOT project aims to keep traffic moving
• Carey seeks new dean for medical school
• Suspected bank robber held on $100K bond
• PRCC sees record enrollment
• Offenders soon may get ankle bracelets
• Thinking Green Gets Even Brighter at Southern Miss
• Southern Miss Program Appeals Complete; Panel Makes Recommendations
• Payday lending bill passes
• PRCC, JCJC receive boost from Asbury Foundation
• Habitat for Humanity to host 'Hoops for Habitat'
• Council eyes new system for offenders
• Immigration-check bill passes Senate
• How they voted
• Study: Many students not learning much
• Tickets going quickly for tonight's big game
• New principal takes over at FCAHS
• Stocks shrug off bad earnings reports, Apple's CEO news
• Multi-National Company Becomes New Tenant in Southern Miss’ Accelerator
• Render-Leach Receives HR Certification, Elected Secretary of Local Association
• Southern Miss Students Participate in Community Service on MLK Day
• Local Artists, Vendors Invited to Southern Miss Jazz and Blues Festival April 23
• NSF Program at Southern Miss Offers Hands-On Science Experiences
• 2011 National Sports Security Conference Attracts Sponsors, Exhibitors
• Southern Miss’ Kelly Receives Medical Technology Degree
• Southern Miss’ Rogers-McCray Receives Medical Technology Degree
• Southern Miss’ Conner Receives Medical Technology Degree
• Watson Graduates with Medical Technology Degree from Southern Miss
• Supervisor to seek governor's seat
• spotted
• Spay-neuter grant to expire soon
• Deadline nears for Katrina home repairs
• FAVRE RETIREMENT SEEMS OFFICIAL
• Economic, cultural trends aid decline of marriage rates
• Casino to lay off nearly 3 dozen
• Barbour: Welcome Freedom Riders reunion
• American Bridal Show is Sunday
• 2 shows added for 'Mockingbird'
• Shortage of help delays autopsies
• HHS Class of 1961 planning reunion
• Auditions set for 'Man of La Mancha'
• Local holiday closings posted
• New Lumberton school board member sworn in
• Theater group plans auditions for comedy
• Government meetings
• Award to benefit Laurel organizations
• Health care jobs in demand
• Meth lab busts down
• Senate passes its own bus safety bill
• Your 'sign' may not be what you think
• Worker's e-mail leads to firing
• United Way kicks off annual raffle
• Health care industry, meth lab busts, basketball
• Gambrell sworn in as judge
• Getting in shape at the arc
• Bank says beware of debit card scam
• 2 schools evacuated after bomb threats
• Broadwater to run for Mississippi governor
• Karnes Donates Book Collection to Southern Miss’ Cook Library
• Threatened and Endangered Marine Animals Focus of Sea Camp 2011on Gulf Coast
• Mini-session Courses Remain Extremely Popular with Students, Faculty
• USM student wins big on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Ropers' insurer refuses to pay
• Local holiday closings posted
• 3 face charges after meth bust
• Lott to make run for state representative
• Recession threatening state hospital in Purvis
• Petal official headed to Afghanistan for duty
• Mother says bill honoring boy an insult
• Foreclosure filings increase
• Start date, salary set for new school superintendent
• Southern Miss Student Yates Takes Turn on 'Wheel of Fortune' Tonight
• Southern Miss Vocal Student Yates Takes Home Big Prize on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Nursing Student Receives $1,000 Scholarship from Biloxi Lions Club
• Photojournalism Students Win National Award for Haiti Earthquake Project
• Noetic Technologies, Southern Miss Share Leadership Award
• Woman pleads guilty in child abuse case
• Hearing focuses on sex ed
• Immigration bill panders to fear, MIRA says
• Grandmother died trying to save child
• Appeals process under way at USM
• Auditor demands $292K from ex-official
• House passes Nathan's Law
• Favre's sister arrested on meth charge
• Yancey to make run for treasurer
• Construction projects to get under way at HHS campus
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Alumnus Establishes Scholarship Endowment
• Southern Miss HEADWAE Winners to be honored Feb. 3 at State Capitol
• Concert band to perform Jan. 30
• Angel Food boxes can be ordered
• Student picked for Senate program
• DuPree ready for uphill battle for governor post
• Social media becomes venue for social causes
• OGHS going to state drama competition
• Retrial sought in land case
• Child abuse case set for trial
• Barbour eyes civil rights museum
• Another school needed
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast to Host Cello Performance Jan. 23
• Southern Miss to Bring Health Awareness, Screening Fair to Gulf Park Campus
• Mississippi Home of Your Own Workshop Scheduled for Jan. 22 in Yazoo City
• Applicants sought for board seat
• 2 die in Monday house fire
• After a lifetime, a roof over his head
• King to pursue MDOT post
• Wreck ends with 2 arrests, 6 to hospital
• Sen. Hudson: Support mental health, ed
• Members of Miss. delegation react to shooting of Ariz. rep.
• Death of man being probed
• It's official: DuPree to run
• Burt to call it quits
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Registration, Orientation Scheduled for Jan. 12
• Southern Miss Set to Host Business and Economic Development Forum
• Icy weather hits
• 911 call: 'I do believe Gabby Giffords was hit'
• Lawmakers hear testimony on payday lender law
• Homeowners told to avoid pines
• FIX IT
• Woman killed by 18-wheeler on I-20
• Man attacked with axe handle
• Elections are still on for Tuesday
• Zac Smith creates his own world
• Being in the right place at right time
• Southern Miss Closes Hattiesburg Campus Until Noon Monday, Jan. 10
• Fort Campbell soldier killed
• Voters headed to polls for 3 special elections
• crime report
• Ideas to help HPSD offered at summit
• King eyes transportation post
• State to get hit by wintry blast
• Economy stalls Family Y's plans
• Ex-coach saves 2 from burning boat
• Arizona lawmaker shot, 6 killed
• Officials: Economy stable
• University Monitoring Possible Inclement Weather
• crime report
• Local man shot 3 times
• Two injured in accident
• Wintry weather likely this weekend
• State sues suspect in timber theft
• Saunders: USM exceeds goals, records
• Petal taking part in robotics event
• MLK program, parade planned
• Hancock Fabrics CEO leaving post
• Council discusses personnel issues
• Campus Community Urged to Monitor Possible Inclement Weekend Weather
• Southern Miss Center on Sports Security Conducts Assessment for National Firm
• Southern Miss Earns Prestigious Carnegie Community Engagement Classification
• 2010 housing market steady
• Comcast Comcast to go digital Wednesday
• Release today for sisters who will share kidney
• Civil rights leader dies
• Bounds picked for board post
• Holiday shopping figures up
• Prom fashion show is Jan. 15
• Phillips to run for ag commissioner
• Foundation honors USM
• Author to visit Main Street Books
• School of Music to Host Vocal Arts and Science Symposium Jan. 21-22
• Polymer Science High School Competition set for Jan. 28 at Southern Miss
• Lawsuit filed over shutdown
• Ex-Cochran aide sentenced to halfway house, home detention
• Group in running for Pepsi grant
• Month-long celebration planned in honor of MLK
• Solar panel company gets local tax incentives
• Southern Miss, PRCC ready to work with Stion
• State of State set for Tuesday
• Senate OKs 1st official chaplain
• Police: Collins failed to pay tab
• Beam gets new title: judge
• Stion, a 5-year-old Calif. firm, excited to expand
• Prisons chief: New cell phone intercept working
• Sentence ends for man in beef scam
• Ex-judge enters halfway house
• Mozingo says he's ready to get to work as circuit judge
• Adviser hired for USA Yeast dealings
• Gambrell to fill judicial post
• Fire damages Willis Ave. home
• Reaction to Stion positive
• Stion to locate in Sunbeam building
• Cartlidge won't seek re-election
• Various jobs to be available in 2011
• Calif. firm to bring 1,000 jobs to area
• spotted
• Southern Miss Center is Recipient of State Service Learning Program Grant
• Birthday gift of a lifetime
• Bryant runs for gov.
• Child porn arrests hit record high
• Church to hold gumbo sale
• Four drivers sent to hospital
• Free health fair set for Jan. 20
• Gov. to make local announcement
• Gas leak residents remain evacuated
• Legislature begins session today
• spotted
• State utility company sues railroad over monopoly claim
• South Mississippi High Schools Advance to State Drama Competition
• Graphic Design Professor’s Work Chosen for New York Exhibition Jan. 5-March 27
• Southern Miss Gulf Coast Class Brings Creative Marketing Ideas to Businesses
• Trooper class funds sought
• PRCC registration starts today
• Arthritis Center relocates
• Area holiday closings posted
• Police say suspect shot accidentally
• Bond set at $1M in stabbing death
• Mississippi Arts Commission facing deep cuts
• Exonerated prisoner attends first NFL game
• GOP agenda may affect elections
• Woman celebrates 104th birthday with family, food, friends
• Devices help keep track of offenders
• Barbour eyeing job creation
• MSA accepting applications
• Soldiers ready for deployment
• Library program to spotlight Elvis
• State lawmakers to tackle budget, redistricting
• Police called to Hunt Club
• 7 districts conducting kindergarten surveys
• Unexpected New Year's excitement
• Investigation of fatal hit-and-run continues
• Appeals Court to consider several cases for first term of 2011
• Barbour, officials spar on cuts
• Storms hit state, causing damage
• Correction
• Officials to tackle new, old goals in 2011
• HPSD gets new school chief
• 2011 legislative session, Favre, development
• Hub City called bicycle friendly
• A journey for a cause
• Spotted
• Body identified as missing woman
• Man accused of hiring hit man
• Tossed bull rider out of hospital
• Wreck leads to boil-water notice
• Bryant to make run official
• Former first lady Bush to visit Hub City
• Sisters' parole raises ethical questions
• Creating niche is key, owners say
• Howard exec's fate delayed
• District looks for outside support
• Spill costs look manageable
• Holiday lights set fire to park toilets
• Man charged with exploiting child
• Poplarville's WRPM back on air with AM, FM dial
• Fairley: ESPN show wrong
• Fireworks business not 'recession proof'
• Scott sisters' life sentences suspended
• Flu season arrives in Miss.
• Officials still working to fix gas leak in Covington Co.
• HHS Class of '61 planning reunion
• Probe of fatal fire continues
• Holidays change pickup schedule
• Sustainable living seminar to be held
• Church to hold gumbo sale
• Banished man resentenced
• Bullying among elderly increasingly common
• Woman has baby in car
• 3 elected Democrats switch to GOP
• 25 families evacuated after gas line leak
• Payday lenders: Industry regulated
• Share your favorite stories about Brett Favre
• Dismiss man's suit, judge says
• Oak Grove senior collects used phones in her project to aid soldiers overseas
• State moving to new ed standards
• 3 injured in 2-vehicle accident
• Little Rock Nine member to speak
• Community Calendar
• Crime Report
• Election leaves posts to be filled
• Civil rights lessons to be mandatory in state
• Series focuses on basics of life
• LRMA to be closed for New Year's
• Woman killed in weekend accident
• Some shoppers brave cold to find post-holiday sales
• Early '11 finish eyed for shelter
• Precision not precisely what you think
• Involved dads serve as school role models
• Light dusting of snow brushes Pine Belt
• Funeral today for ex-PRCC president
• Spotted
• Laurel officials delay pay raises
• Just what they wanted - a dog
• Teens face arson, murder charges
• Hattiesburg firm gets hospital bid
• Parkway set to be built 2011
• Civil War message decoded
• Child's recovery extraordinary
• State got wet, white holiday
• Top Stories of 2010
• Christmas in Dixie
• Reward offered in drive-in fire
• 2 plead not guilty in child's death
• Family slaying investigated
• Soldier's letter still stirs war memories
• Family seeks help finding man's killer
• Haunted cemeteries in Pearl River Co.?
• Top stories and photos, All-Area Football Team
• Grant for DUI blitz refused
• DREAM group sets goals for new year
• Christmas away from home
• Corner Market, UBS extend drive
• Agencies team up to give gifts to kids
• Salvation Army to serve dinner
• Institute now has corporate partners
• Coach, player of year to be named
• Purvis gearing up for 3rd phase of sewer project
• It's a glum Christmas for some oil spill victims
• Ellisville resident a longtime fixture at Sears
• County loses cable service
• Nomination stalls in Senate
• Woman injured in 1-vehicle wreck
• Another suspect sought in shooting
• Road projects advance
• Man indicted in 1979 murder
• Hancock, Whitney to merge
• Pine Belt churches to host holiday services
• Last-minute shoppers keeping local retailers busy
• Another step proposed to protect gopher frogs
• 3 local judges set to be sworn in
• 'Don't ask, don't tell' repeal signed
• Lamar shelter moving ahead
• Minor set to be sentenced Jan. 20
• Lawyers want official reined in
• Change to white goods pickup
• Reward offered in copper theft
• Student to appear on game show
• Fire damages house; no one injured
• Congressional makeup remains the same in Miss.
• More housing raises concern
• Civil rights remarks clarified
• Let the bowl game begin
• Forrest Co. board hires new personnel
• 5 teenagers charged with arson, burglary
• Viva Bok Homa!
• Suspect sought in car wash shooting
• Woman charged for 2 arsons
• spotted
• Officials continue probe into fire
• Just in time for Christmas
• 2 teens charged with burglary
• Reeves confirmed as judge for south Miss.
• Ellisville, Laurel see largest gains in sales tax revenue
• Pets feeling economic woes
• St. Thomas to hold holiday vigil-mass
• spotted
• State to reduce overtime hours
• PRCC registration starts on Jan. 3
• Partisan redistricting fight likely
• Holidays alter pick up schedule
• Director: WAMA plans to expand
• Senate votes to end military's ban on openly gay troops
• crime report
• Steps being taken to fight obesity
• Woman ordered to repay money
• 'Everything has gotten better' for football Eagles
• Payday lending practices under fire
• Bok Homa Casino to open Monday near Sandersville
• Investigation of HPD continues
• Pokémon fun for families
• Confession raises questions
• Gillespie Museum closed until Jan. 4
• Bank helps school repair marquee
• Jobless rate up in November
• 1 killed in shooting at Marion car wash
• I-59 wreck sends 6 to hospital
• Charity cuts double-dippers
• New tax law: What does it mean for me?
• 5 teens accused in suspected arson fire
• Surgery helps man live seizure-free, normal life
• New license plate would help school
• Southern Miss National Sports Security Center Adds NVTouch Computer System
• Countdown to the 9th Annual Home Sweet Home Raffle
• Mississippi ranks low in foreclosures
• Stuff a Bus drive helps local families
• Senators want earmarks ban - then grab them
• Ezekiel House building burns down
• Seminary man struck, killed by 18-wheeler in parking lot
• PRCC projects moving forward
• Pregnant woman files suit
• Museum welcomes community
• New book celebrates USM Symphony's history, guests
• spotted
• Holiday Lights Zoofari planned
• Student picked for Senate program
• MSU student dies after fall at party
• Wrongly accused men cleared
• Official: Error led to bad reports
• Lamar Co. salt dome transferred to state
• Firefighter faces arson charges
• Firefighters still seeking Toys for Tots donations
• Fire damages school in Jones Co.
• Bryant: Funding to be level
• 2 more charged in pot-smuggling
• Bond set for abuse charges
• spotted
• Nightclub officials offer up solutions to improve safety
• Nativity scene on display at Capitol
• Positive economic signs for next year
• More club arrests, new statistics show
• Group performing for wedding in Jamaica
• Manheim grants wishes for students
• Stocks, bond yields rise as Fed sticks by stimulus
• Forrest Co. Sherriff's Dept: No laws broken in employee firing
• Favre inactive, streak ends at 297
• Public attends superintendent finalists forum
• Temps take a chilly dip
• Dixie parade set for Saturday
• 1 killed in small plane crash
• OGMS student wins Beta award
• Museum to hold open house
• Cemetery camera catches nude man
• Spotted
• Wounded warriors
• crime report
• Lawmaker questions MPACT program
• 'Education is the most valuable asset'
• Family escapes damaging home fire
• Events are still happening at absolute zero
• FIX IT
• Pink Floyd star's son held over violent student protest
• JSU's NAACP chapter has first white president
• spotted
• Nothing worth dying for in nightclubs
• Financing adjusted for new retail development
• Casino workers may get paid
• Lawmakers to tackle health care exchange
• Groups eye cuts to athletic budget
• With Dream Act shelved, immigrants look to 2012
• Event not dampened by weather
• crime report
• Remains found believed to be girl's
• Farmer: Act rights 'wrongs of the past'
• Kiwanis clubs hold Pancake Day
• Angel Tree still has 868 angels
• DuPree eyes run for gov. despite odds
• Murder suspect to plead not guilty
• USM bucks grad rates trend
• Expressing himself through art
• A dream fulfilled
• Assault suspect posts bond
• Athletic budget, football, debutantes
• 3 presented for FCAHS principal post
• Hooters to open restaurant today
• Police probe burglary at store
• Development delayed because of debris
• Official: Fraternity had problems in past
• Police believe only 1 assailant involved in assault at USM
• Paralyzed USM player reaching goals
• Correction
• Racetrack to be built near Leaf River
• 11 schools receive USDA honors for promoting nutrition
• spotted
• Group in running for Pepsi grant
• New Medicaid benefits to start
• Bikini photo negates lesbian's suit, district claims
• PSC official switches to GOP
• Many homeowners caught by mistakes in foreclosure web
• Arrest made in USM assault
• Judge: Mayor, city can't shut down club
• City Council not sold on Katrina cottages
• Ala. dad charged with murder
• Ground broken for new Highland Community Hospital
• 2 held in police station break-in
• Wayne Newton to perform at casino
• Shooting suspects remain in jail
• Meeting set for HPSD finalists
• Forrest Co. raises rates to house inmates
• Traveling professor: Wheeler back from 90th trip abroad
• Boys and Girls Clubs closing
• Crime report
• FIX IT
• Court reviewing proposal to give free legal service
• USM student beaten on campus
• Spurring love of reading target of fair
• More students sought for PAL program
• School provision would allow parents to call for change
• Library cutbacks reduce services
• Parades roll through Petal, Hattiesburg
• Weight-in-motion system tested
• United Way funds put to use
• MDOT refuses new casino's request for traffic signal
• Saturday school aims for growth
• FCAHS seeks test improvements
• Of retail sales and burning brush
• Hard Rock Casino proposal: Create land
• Sheriff: Body hanging in tree is ID'd
• United Way, hoops winners, new book
• Crime Report
• Delgado winner of top award
• 2011 bodes well for Pine Belt
• Finalist sees opportunities, not challenges
• Lumberton 2A Champs!
• Campaign spending reflects tough race
• Spotted
• United Way Of Southeast Mississippi News - December 1, 2010
• Deal to fix homes with Chinese drywall going well
• DuPree named grand marshal
• Court won't hear murder appeal
• Officials working to identify body
• ADP hires new official
• New trial in Jeff Davis police shooting
• Adventure with a purpose
• Petal Primary presents 'A Christmas Carol'
• Finalist has passion for education
• Suspects deny knowing they carried heroin
• Read brief bios of Hattiesburg schools superintendent candidates
• Finalist wants to pay back area
• Heroin Heroin seized; 2 arrested
• Hudson Company sues over use of Hudson name
• Panthers a point of pride Panthers
• Body discovered near train tracks
• Wreck sends 1 to hospital
• Holiday Downtown filled with holiday activities
• CRIME REPORT
• Fire destroys home in Lamar County
• Holiday traffic tickets fall in Miss.
• HHS orchestra to perform at mall
• Lawsuit settled in death of 2 doctors
• Saunders and King receive Hub Award
• Housing market remains steady in Pine Belt
• New Alcorn State leader ready to tackle campus morale
• Storms blast region, injure 15
• Eagles headed to Florida for bowl game
• Payments OK'd for farmers
• AIDS quilt helps raise awareness
• Two in fraud case receive 10 years
• 2 sought for armed robbery
• Christmas event set for Saturday
• LRMA to be closed for annual gala
• Local Hunt Club has more problems than sister property
• Pizza with Santa is Saturday
• PRCC to present holiday concert
• Hattiesburg superintendent finalists revealed
• spotted
• USM may head to Beef 'O' Brady's bowl
• Lamar schools help young parents
• Pets
• 2 await decision in fraud case
• 'Don't just be, be the best'
• Mississippi students design new sports for NASA contest
• A lifetime of lessons
• Cornell cooled the way toward the Nobel Prize
• FIX IT
• Dismissal sought in Minor suit
• Holiday events announced
• Leaked US cables show sensitive diplomacy
• spotted
• Website helps collect delinquent taxes
• Picking out the perfect Christmas tree
• Miss. Marine killed in combat
• Casino almost ready to open in Jones Co.
• Science series to wrap up
• 3 teachers combine 5th-grade classes
• Medicaid proposal pushed
• Fire destroys poultry house
• crime report
• Belk location remains vacant at Turtle Creek
• Texting overtakes doodling in class
• crime report
• DA: Close store raided for drugs
• Group sues to keep church
• Woman found shot to death
• Woman convicted of aggravated DUI
• HPD efforts curtail shoplifting
• Republicans want leader out
• Shoppers brave rain, cold to search for bargains
• 4 indicted for false FEMA claims
• 2 men arrested for Lamborghini theft
• Utility members to get refunds
• See 'Cinderella' at Saenger Theater
• Buses run special holiday services
• Feds seek $1.3M for Katrina violations
• Road projects near finish
• Years later, Mississippi lacks civil rights museum
• Pride band marches in Macy's parade
• Kung Fu Panda stars at parade
• Barbour seeks pharmacy reimbursement plan
• Fans ready to digest football
• Sponsors sought to adopt area families
• Profs working on literacy plan
• Rig victims' kin feel left out
• USM band in Macy's parade
• New heart procedure changes man's life
• Rise and shop: Black Friday becomes tradition
• Math served during Tea Time
• Celebrating a special Thanksgiving
• Survey: 89 percent will eat family dinner on Turkey Day
• Give thanks to science before you gobble
• Beam elected to judicial post
• Concert Choir plans holiday show
• Lamar's jobless rate 3rd lowest
• 'Business as usual' at airport during holiday weekend
• Jawbone doesn't belong to Holloway
• 2 face charges in girl's death
• Keel elected George sheriff
• Volunteers supply food, cheer to thousands at feast
• Officials find actions of Petal fire chief appropriate
• Ware wants talk on clubs
• Temple Baptist East to get a new name
• Polls open today for judicial, sheriff races
• Bonds set for 3 recent suspects
• Bar hours now under scrutiny
• Illegal alien faces firearm charges
• Officers receive new badges at promotion ceremony
• School honored for recycling
• Vehicle found in carjacking
• 1 new case of West Nile in state
• R3SM receives $50,000 grant
• spotted
• Fate of southern conservative Dems reflects tilt toward GOP
• Community colleges to see cuts in 2012 budget
• Charities see jump in numbers served
• BP claims a gamble for many
• Band raising funds for trip
• Hearing set for porn snakes case
• PRCC to be closed holiday week
• JCJC offers storm spotter class
• Start registering for toy ride Nov. 28
• spotted
• Runoffs to decide winners in judicial, sheriff's races
• More arrests possible in shooting
• 'Fans are here in support'
• WHATEVER HAPPENED TO . . .
• Teen puts on free holiday meal
• spotted
• Ole Miss buys ex-Whirlpool site
• Pine Belt sales tax revenue up
• County pays to dry dirt at new jail
• Feds urge more transparency
• Birthday Party for Jesus announced
• Legislators discuss budget
• Massive manhunt ends
• Volunteers sought to ring bells, prepare gifts for 3,000 children
• Judge may face reprimand
• Judge: Reopen Hunt Club
• Students, community rock out at Eaglepalooza
• Palazzo learning ropes in DC
• Officials try to ID skeletal remains
• Free meals offered for holiday
• Southern Miss encouraging employees to retire
• Pine Belt teams looking to stay alive in playoffs
• Delgado is finalist for national award
• Faith conference set for Tuesday
• crime report
• Man alleges rights deprived
• Six sentenced on sex crimes
• 3rd person arrested in club shooting
• Mozingo leaving political world, to enter judicial
• County leaders push to extend qualifying deadline
• Pizza with Santa to be held Dec. 4
• USM jazz concert set for Friday
• Positive ID sought on body found in Ariz.
• Petal looks at outdoor burning
• Man admits burying body
• 2 suspects face $1.5M bond in club shooting
• South African delegation visits Pine Belt universities
• Man facing murder charge
• New DA juggling family, workload
• crime report
• Auditor returns embezzled funds to Covington Co.
• No bond for mom in baby's death
• Civitan Club plans fundraiser
• Showchoirs to hold joint concert
• crime report
• Woman: Judicial complaint was dismissed
• Lawsuit attacks conditions at lockup
• Disaster response plan tested
• Miss. Power Co. to lower bills
• Smith, cousin like brothers
• Alleged gunman has history
• Mayor seeks 'thorough investigation' into club
• Fraternity to host bowling event
• Barbour sets date for elections
• crime report
• Obituaries are back on our mobile site and easier to find
• Man declared dead arrested
• Nightclub may be closed
• Multiple gunmen not ruled out in shooting
• Barbour recommends 8 percent cuts for agencies
• Students collect canned goods for families in need
• 2 charged in fatal shooting
• Counties may face redistrict fighting
• 3 usm football players shot at nightclub
• FIX IT
• Drive-in's lasting legacy shines
• FBI: Man once thought dead was arrested in kidnapping
• Incident is 3rd shooting involving football players
• Helping those in need
• pets
• spotted
• Nobel prize winner in town Nov. 30
• Schools have good news to celebrate
• Colleges weighing smoking policies
• Agencies list possible cuts
• government meetings
• Supervisors pump money into varied areas
• Shift in power may mean less clout
• Man indicted in 2009 fatal stabbing
• Junior ROTC programs show off skills at competition
• Youth flag football team goes undefeated
• Coffee, art served up in downtown Columbia
• Lumberton PTO, school board meet
• crime report
• Yankay hopes to start interviews
• Man injured in pirate attack
• WUSM has new leader, new direction
• Quiet buildup to gridiron showdown
• Palazzo eyes education changes
• Officials probe drive-in fire
• Barbour weighing run for president
• Hattiesburg Zoo welcomes new baby antelope
• 2 photography exhibits to open
• Coming Sunday
• Three charged with hiring illegal immigrants
• Six Miss. districts in high school pilot program
• High school coach indicted on sex charges
• Moss Point settles police brutality suit
• Chaney: Federal health overhaul partly 'socialist'
• Toyota honors vets with free tickets
• Cruise passengers endured stench, no food
• School board to visit candidates
• Coast man wounded in pirate attack
• Housing statistic drops
• Northrop Grumman cuts 380 jobs
• Petal breaks ground on memorial
• Giving thanks to veterans
• Outlook promising, Saunders tells young professionals
• Easy-to-read nutrient labels coming soon
• Kicker back on team; suit dropped
• American automakers revved for comeback
• Perry, Lamar counties tackling bridge repairs
• Natchez outlines school bullying plan
• Jackson man faces sexual battery charge
• Liquor, wine by drink passes
• Sale to benefit Christmas with a Cop
• School raising money for playground
• Chamberlin's appeal rejected
• United Way aims to raise awareness, promote brand
• Veterans Day Events
• Veteran: Coming home safely involves luck
• Miss. foreclosure activity drops in October
• Mom faces capital murder in newborn's death
• Driver: Veteran dies in cab after coast VA release
• Man pleads guilty in 'Family Guy' case
• Kohler employees see results of hard work
• West Point mayor takes health-related break
• Toyota of Hattiesburg provides free tickets to vets
• Miranda Lambert big winner at CMA awards
• Hattiesburg honors veterans
• PHOTOS: Country Music Awards black carpet
• Saunders gives promising outlook to young professionals
• PHOTOS: Country Music Awards moments in history
• Christmas in Dixie Toy Ride planned
• PHOTOS: Country Music Awards 2010
• Ex-officer arrested in child porn case
• Jury acquits store clerk
• Picayune voters OK liquor sales
• Report: White House altered drilling safety report
• Nursing home worker pleads guilty to embezzlement
• LIVE: Chat tonight about USM vs. UCF
• Former cop faces child porn charges
• Court rejects convicted killer's appeal
• School switches to 10-point grading scale
• Jury acquits Jackson store clerk of murder of alleged beer thief
• Report: White House altered drilling safety report
• Stray cat falls into deep fryer
• Man gets 40 years for Brookhaven shooting
• Woman sentenced in fatal wreck
• United Way unleashes new branding campaign
• Man reportedly taken hostage
• Students buying feathers to help United Way
• PRCC leader: Faith now stronger
• Correction
• Officials crack down on illegal tire dumping
• Veterans Day Events
• Budget shows slight growth
• Vehicle-deer accidents expected to rise
• Mendenhall player sues over pink cleats
• Jackson players sue coach over whippings
• Jackson woman missing in Ohio found dead in pickup
• Judge closes hearing on offshore drilling permits
• Man wants to change plea in child porn snakes case
• Charges dropped against candidate
• Accident sends 1 person to hospital
• JCJC to hold Most Beautiful pageant
• Woman dies in hunting accident
• Spotted
• Party brawlers beat random stranger to death in Georgia
• Appeals Court upholds conviction in death of Starkville woman
• Decision on vacant judge seat underway
• Oak Grove woman sentenced in fatal wreck
• Officials worry over '11 redistricting
• State budget outlook: More cuts needed
• Brain, body working in sync
• State to promote safe seafood
• Trial and error
• Miss. man taken hostage off African coast
• LIVE: Chat about Golden Eagles football on Wednesday
• Prayer helps leaders through rough spots
• Body found off I-59 identified
• MDOT director getting cancer treatment
• Cat falls into deep fryer at restaurant
• Natchez Balloon Race needs extra money
• Judge Dale to be honored
• Man snares Florida's biggest gator
• LIVE: Chat about Golden Eagles football on Wednesday
• Assault charges against former mayoral candidate dropped
• Hunters find body in Tippah County
• USM-Houston game to be televised
• Officer shoots man during altercation
• Dallas Cowboys fire coach
• Trial date set in meth case
• Clerk faces trial for shooting beer theft suspect
• Child struck by car
• Report: Dollars didn't trump safety in oil spill
• Belhaven kidnap suspect taken to hospital
• Drilling company says US stonewalling on permits
• Ceremony held for Revolutionary War soldier
• Bomber salutes WWII veterans
• Grant funds Lamar fire station
• Library Friends to host fundraiser
• Hazardous waste toss day is Nov. 13
• Event to address Alzheimer's
• 2 advance to state pageant
• spotted
• Fully qualified school speech and language therapists rare
• WCU adds more land for student growth
• Lamar Co. schools commit to progress
• GOP leader: Pelosi must go
• Jackson police investigate shooting death
• Busy board meeting in Lumberton
• crime report
• Stories leave mark on reporter
• Family still in awe of 'Extreme Makeover' home
• Driver hits fence, leaves note and cash
• State, local jobs take hit
• Saints crush Panthers
• Community turns out for Fix-N-Fest
• Favre throws for 446 yards in win
• Election results show voters' impatience
• Daylight saving time ended this morning
• After 3 decades, family 'together again'
• AirTran flight from New Orleans makes emergency stop
• A look at school districts' emergency response plans
• Couple indicted in infant's death
• Deputies fired after car goes into pond
• Marines' leader: Keep policy on gays in military
• Lawmaker: 2013 at earliest to repeal health care bill
• Paul: GOP must consider military spending cuts
• REMINDER: Free rabies vaccinations today
• Man's body found near interstate
• 36 Ole Miss homecoming queens gather
• Suspect lived unnoticed after 'death'
• Actress Jill Clayburgh dies at 66
• Bush schedules book promotion tour
• Entries sought for Christmas parade
• NAACP election set for Nov. 13
• Week for the Animals observed
• Ellisville man killed in accident
• Coming Sunday
• Today
• Man, presumed dead, charged
• Jones departments battling fires
• City budgets funds to buy 3 new pumper trucks
• Police have suspect in kidnapping of student
• Senior project gets businesses recycling
• Zenyatta finishes second in Breeders' Cup Classic
• Bill for slain child pushed
• Golden Eagles defeat Tulane
• 12 installers of mobile homes charged in Miss.
• Patriots penalized for hits on Favre
• Forrest County lifts burn ban
• Borel gets into fight after race
• Belhaven student taken at gunpoint
• Body found in ditch off I-59 south of Meridian
• Teacher charged with enticement
• Tell A Kelly seventh in Breeders' Cup race
• Olin plans to move ammunition plant to Miss.
• Freeze warning issued for tonight
• Warrant prepared for arrest of actor
• Jones County wreck sends 7 to hospital
• White Dems nearly wiped out
• High school football halftime scores
• FCAHS band director indicted
• Mistrial declared in murder trial
• Board overrides mayor's vetoes
• Black vets' names to be added to memorial
• USM coach receives pay raise
• Tunica casino to shed 200 jobs
• Shakeup begins at county facility
• Legislative vacancies to be filled
• Three indicted in toddler's death
• Man declared dead in '94 charged in kidnapping
• AT&T puts more focus on wireless products
• Complaint filed against chancery judge
• Constance McMillen speaks out against gay bullying
• Picayune voting on sale of liquor in restaurants
• Mississippi high court upholds dismissal of Katrina case
• Gum Pond Road to close
• Drivers, child escape injury in Jones County wreck
• Investigation continues into Moselle man's hit-and-run death
• Spotted
• Dispute leads to Heidelberg man's death
• Crime Report
• Driver sought in fatal hit-and-run
• Excel by 5 rally set for Friday
• Barbour lifts state burn ban
• USM prof chosen to play concerto of piano prodigy
• Belhaven student kidnapped at gunpoint
• Hotel COO tells local tourism summit: It's all about customers
• School band leader accused of embezzlement
• Deceased judge wins chancery post
• Tuesday's turnout topped 2007 election
• Palazzo rode wave of anti-Dem sentiment
• Forrest County lifts burn ban
• Alleged 'crack house' torn down in Jackson
• Nunnelee unseats Democrat Childers
• Ongoing dispute leads to death of Heidelberg man
• Outcomes delayed in write-in judicial races
• Lumberton vets ask to be caretakers of building
• Jackson teen dies in wreck
• Republicans confident of their wins
• FBI arrests businessman in scam
• Beam, Phillips will meet in Nov. 23 runoff
• Circuit clerk indicted on embezzlement charges
• Mozingo, Harrell winners
• Ocean Springs outlaws adult businesses
• Palazzo reigns
• Shooting prompts more security at games
• Barbour lifts statewide burn ban
• Moselle man killed in hit-and-run
• State seeks to halt immigrants' lawsuit
• LIVE: Chat tonight about Golden Eagles football
• InterContinental COO talks about branding, customer retention
• Republicans gain governors in 10 states
• Miss. ex-highway commissioner Waggoner dead at 88
• Crime report
• Sheriff's race heads to runoff
• AP Source: Titans claim WR Randy Moss off waivers
• Forrest county voting precincts
• Spotted
• Officials still seek cause of drive-in fire
• Rain could dampen voter turnout
• DOWN TO THE WIRE
• Hosemann's office taking calls for election questions
• Lamar County voting precincts
• International composer headlines USM concert Thursday
• Sample ballot, Forrest County
• Hammond to speak at Hub City QB Club
• Get up-to-date election information
• LIVE: Chat about Golden Eagles football on Wednesday
• Controversial strip club ad removed
• Hosemann: Heavier than usual turnout expected
• Republican continue march toward House majority
• Coast county told it must repay FEMA loan
• Voters steady at Wesley Manor precinct
• Miss. House races at a glance
• Harrison sheriff cuts some benefits
• Turnout high at Northeast Lamar precinct
• Palazzo pulls ahead
• Duck hunters face federal charges
• Bill Minor dies from heart attack at age 68
• Mozingo, Prichard lead circuit judge races
• Special election to fill MDOT vacancy
• Reward increases for tips on vandals
• AP: Nunnelee upsets Childers in 1st District
• LSU layoffs draw complaint from national group
• Write-in candidates
• Blue Dog Childers unseated in 1st District
• Ex-highway commissioner Waggoner dies
• Sample ballot, lamar county
• Beam, Shoemake lead chancery judge races
• Sample ballot, forrest county
• Palazzo, Taylor still very close
• Lamar county voting precincts
• Palazzo leads by 4k votes
• Earn badges by checking in voting precinct on Foursquare
• Palazzo defeats Taylor
• Taylor, Palazzo ready for elections
• Supreme Court disbars ex-Miss. attorney
• Rolling to the goal
• Lamar officials take wait-and-see stance on burn ban
• Proposed sign law criticized in Clinton
• State transportation commissioner dies
• Feds target former Miss. road manager
• Earn 'I voted' badge on Foursquare
• Sentencing set in Katrina fraud case
• Lil Wayne redefines stardom behind bars
• Laurel fire chief to retire
• Reward boosted for Petal High vandalism
• Bay Springs company to add 35 jobs
• Reward increased for Petal vandalism
• Coach admits paddling players
• Vikings waive Moss
• Sentencing set in Katrina fraud case
• crime report
• FIX IT
• Father and son to deploy with 116th
• Officials back tax breaks repeal
• The politics of uncertainty
• Nine face drug charges in Marion County
• spotted
• LIVE: Chat about Golden Eagles football on Wednesday
• States under intense pressure to mail military ballots
• Giants win World Series championship
• forrest county voting precincts
• sample ballot, forrest county
• write-in candidates
• Campaign rhetoric heats up
• Lifetime of memories gone up in smoke
• Absentee ballots indicate interest in elections
• Beverly Drive-In burns to ground
• Forrest County voting precincts
• Lamar County voting precincts
• Wild ending at Talladega
• Sample ballot, Forrest County
• Favre gets chin stitched
• Sample ballot, Lamar County
• Voting right should be respected
• Write-in candidates
• Passenger planes at risk, too
• Favre to start today
• City gives community center facelift
• lamar county voting precincts
• sample ballot, lamar county
• High school football scores
• Moreland, Hamilton HRs lead Rangers to 4-2 win
• Historic landmark destroyed by fire
• No. 23 Mississippi State beats Kentucky 24-17
• Send us your Beverly Drive-In memories, photos
• Former NASCAR executive dies
• Fire investigation will not start until Monday
• UAB beats USM in double overtime, 50-49
• Some voters must show ID Tuesday
• Favre foundation helps charities
• Church to host gumbo sale
• School probes whipping claims
• Byrd Parkway may start soon
• Taylor, Palazzo exchange jabs at only debate
• Obama: 'Credible terrorist threat' thwarted
• Airport screeners get more aggressive with pat-downs
• Man convicted of killing bicyclist caught
• Threat to US rises
• Yemeni arrested, al-Qaida bomber eyed in mail plot
• 3 sought in campus vandalism
• Tulsa stuns Notre Dame
• Plenty of events this weekend to entertain families
• Auburn blasts Ole Miss
• Packages from Yemen probed as possible terror plot
• Bank worker sentenced for embezzlement
• US fighter jet-escorted passenger plane lands at JFK
• Man gets probation for possessing stolen machine gun
• Favre back at practice
• Pharmacy worker faces drug charges
• Deadline nears for shrimp survey
• White House: Explosives intended as US attack
• 2 arrested for armed robbery
• Obama: Terror explosives found, bound for US
• Bridge repair project under way
• Tropical Storm Tomas could become hurricane by Sunday
• Wreck victim a soldier at Camp Shelby
• Youth Council paves way for future
• Favre's foundation gives grants to Minnesota charities
• Snakes in porn case unwanted
• High school football halftime scores
• Local sheriffs beefing up training for officers
• Federal judge tosses challenge
• Crews battle 3 separate fires that cause damage, injuries
• Proposed agenda for Hattiesburg City Council
• Rain helps, but not quite enough
• Three sought in campus vandalism
• Students show kindness to survivors
• HHS homecoming parade starts at 4 p.m. today
• Jury acquits former official
• Some voters must show ID Tuesday
• School investigates coach for whipping players
• 2 military fighter jets escorting airliner to JFK
• Court upholds decision to stop execution
• US fighter jets escort plane with cargo from Yemen
• Mom accused of child neglect
• Optimism keeps momentum going at Christian Services
• Ex-supervisor denies taking illegal cash kickbacks
• Write-in election moves ahead
• Hattiesburg High School forms Crime Stoppers unit
• Jury acquits Greene County supervisor
• AAA, HFD respond to calls
• Federal judge tosses judicial write-in challenge
• Burned body ID'd as Texas woman
• Starkville dress code lawsuit dismissed
• Corinth officer indicted on federal charges
• Suspect arrested after minister carjacked
• Katrina whistleblower case delayed
• Accident kills George County candidate's son
• 184 hired for Jones County casino
• Firefighters respond to Hattiesburg house fire
• Foreclosures up in Jackson, Biloxi
• HFD responds to second house fire today
• Feds don't want 41 snakes from porn case
• Sentencing reset for Howard worker
• Woman kill in Lamar wreck
• Petal firefighter retires after 36 years
• USM alumni showcase art for centennial
• State has 6,700 fewer jobs
• USM SURVEY: Are you eating Gulf shrimp?
• Parolee accused of stabbing teen over bike flap
• Women's leadership event to feature hospitality industry expert
• Miss. loses 6,700 non-farm jobs
• PHOTOS: Tuesday's weather across the country
• Favre says he may play
• Agencies warn of crippling cuts
• LIVE: Chat tonight on USM vs. UAB
• Oxford voters OK $30M school bond
• C-USA honors Southern Miss golfer
• Freedom Riders support release of convicted sisters
• Supreme Court upholds write-in balloting in judicial election
• Alabama couple dies in Coast wreck
• No raise in new Saunders contract
• Man arrested for meth possession
• School district to pay legal fees in lesbian prom case
• 4th district candidates express their views
• Traditional, new art on display
• Patriotic music theme of concert
• Auditor reimburses city $50K in stolen funds
• Cooler temperatures in the forecast
• Ex-official on trial for alleged Katrina-related kickbacks
• Sentencing delayed again for Howard Industries exec
• Victim's family in 'tailspin'
• Boil-water alert lifted for Progress
• USM golfer's parents killed in crash
• Marion County woman killed in Lamar wreck
• Jones Co. man awarded $103M
• Security zone set up around Deepwater Horizon site
• Troubled loans dampen BancorpSouth 3rd quarter earnings
• REMINDER: Final social media meetup of 2010 is tonight
• Gun dealers see buyer's market in Miss.
• PRCC hosts Miss. College Singers
• 1 new West Nile case in state
• Doctor accused of attacking nurse
• Single gunshot killed woman
• Spotted
• CORRECTION
• Murder victim described as 'good kid'
• Forrest Co. officials get serious on littering
• 2 confirmed dead in Mississippi plane crash
• Board extends Saunders' contract
• Judge clears 'personhood' issue for ballot
• Kids love 'claws'
• Couple killed were parents of USM golfer
• LIVE: Chat about Southern Miss vs. UAB
• La. man faces more charges in Coast wreck
• Shooting leaves Brookhaven teen dead
• Home used as MLK safe house vandalized
• Clarksdale police chief sues over arrest
• Howard Industries exec faces sentencing
• Ex-Sprint worker accused of embezzlement
• New Augusta gets $50,000 check from ex-clerk's bonding company
• I-10 wreck claims Slidell man
• School district must pay lesbian student's $81,000 legal fees
• Family group holds food drive
• 912 Project hosts event today
• spotted
• College Board extends Saunders' contract for four years
• Colleges face drop in Ayers funds Money from lawsuit settlement unlikely to be replaced by state
• Petal man killed in Florida armed robbery
• VFDs respond to fewer fires
• Alabama woman pleads guilty to Katrina fraud
• Write-in candidates reach for judge seat
• Shreveport officer killed in line of duty
• 'A Piece of Cake'
• Hattiesburg school board to meet
• Leading by example
• USM ROTC team finishes 3rd in challenge
• LIVE: Chat about Southern Miss vs. UAB
• Marion General doctor faces assault charge
• Dudley: BP finances strong enough to handle disaster
• Tenn. congresswoman stumps for Palazzo
• Ayers funding for black universities to drop
• Coming Tuesday in the American
• Six people shot at party
• Sisters face insurance fraud charges
• Pastor's son dies in hayride accident
• Another West Nile virus case reported in state
• Hurricane batters Belize
• Favre's left ankle fractured
• Commission to test equipment
• ZooBoo set for today-Oct. 31
• Jones wins state soccer title
• Taylor, Palazzo face off in congressional race
• Leaf River pageants winners crowned
• Waynesboro soldier killed in Afghanistan laid to rest
• New Orleans chain crew member in stable condition
• Rowdy bar scene?
• Two struck, killed on I-10
• Pastor's son killed on hay ride
• La. man charged with DUI fatality in Pascagoula
• 'Paranormal Activity 2' tops at the box office
• Boy killed in car driven by unlicensed teen
• Meet And Greet Southern Miss Athletes For United Way
• Report: Favre admits leaving voicemails
• crime report
• 'Right Way to Throw Away Day' coming up
• Revies: Family comes first
• Hampton, Revies also seek congressional seat
• Miss. kids in poverty rising
• Saints shocked by Browns, Bowens
• Spotted
• Hamlin wins race, moves closer to Chase lead
• A conservative, plain and simple
• 'I have confidence'
• 'Timing good for me'
• Eminent domain makes 2011 ballot
• Man jailed for making meth
• Arkansas tops Ole Miss
• Woman arrested for hit-and-run
• Coast Guard checks discolored water in south La.
• Organ concert to reunite friends
• Ohio mom angry judge let her daughter, 17, marry
• Higher tax package proposed
• Bulldogs beat Blazers
• Party's over: Building condemned in Lamar Co.
• Patriot Guard Riders gather for soldier's funeral
• Curtains to rise on new theater
• Murder-suicide considered in 2009 deaths
• MBI takes over HPD investigation
• Body found in Miss. pond an Oklahoma man
• Coming Sunday
• Eminent domain initiative to be on ballot
• Indian burial ground to delay education center construction
• About 200 attend soldier's funeral
• New Orleans cracks down on illegal vendors
• Tropical storm heads toward Honduras
• Greenwood cop faces sex charge
• U.S 84 work set for Jeff Davis County
• Waynesboro soldier's funeral is Saturday
• Lawmaker: Let Miss. voters decide on taxes
• Caledonia woman pleads guilty to child porn charge
• Auto dealer pleads guilty to defrauding bank
• 'No politics; no favoritism'
• Refinancing could save Lamar Co. $230,000
• Geothermal project advances
• Spotted
• Report: Unsanitized instruments found
• 3 finalists in school chief search
• HPD captain arrested
• Man killed after being hit by truck
• Woman arrested for hit-and-run fatality
• 20 receive US citizenship status
• HCLO founder dies at 82
• Seized drug money helps Lamar
• High school football halftime scores
• La. man gets life without parole
• High school football scores
• Woman gets 15 months for fraud, perjury
• Man gets 25 years for breaking into Lott's home
• Sandersville gets new police chief
• College Board scraps plan to boost requirements
• Visitors tour downtown Hattiesburg
• Gulf damages could total $350B by 2030
• A look at civil rights issues at USM
• Missing woman found dead
• Government: Unsanitized instruments found at Jackson VA hospital
• Some concerned issues aren't being addressed fast enough
• HPD officer arrested
• Uncle held in slaying of woman, daughter
• Attorney: Charge allegedly involves TV
• Woman pleads guilty to Katrina fraud
• Man killed after being hit by truck
• Ole Miss gets rare Civil War book donation
• Ex-Hattiesburg High secretary pleads guilty to embezzlement
• LSU faces more budget cuts
• Deanna Favre relies on faith to deal with controversy
• Miss. casino revenue shows increase
• 33 turtles rescued from Gulf oil spill released
• Water alert lifted for Eastabuchie
• Insurance Women honor firefighter
• HEROES grant deadline nears
• Won't 'compromise justice'
• Cites experience, progress
• Bond set for murder suspect
• Waveland nurse charged with prescription fraud
• Weathers named USM's university counsel
• William Carey demolishing hurricane-damaged buildings
• HCC hosting reception to introduce new golf pro
• Taylor, Palazzo schedule one debate
• USM's Hrapmann earns mid-season honor
• Barbour asks agencies for savings plans
• Man's death ruled accidental
• Brees' wife gives birth to son
• Power association plans retaining levee project
• Crystal Springs weighing options
• Weather helps ditch project
• Soldiers receive more training in preparation for deployment
• Spotted
• Taylor: No vote for Pelosi
• Write-in election appeal planned
• BLOG: USM basketball gets verbal commitment
• Bethea House celebrates 100 years
• Body of missing woman found
• Albright: NATO still needs to play key role
• Biloxi orders furloughs for city workers
• Chamber exec quits after city cuts funding
• T-Bird Mac to perform for lunch series
• Crash kills Gulfport man
• New oil siphon would take only weeks to be in use
• 'Most Wanted' fugitive convicted
• Boil-water alert lifted for Purvis
• Boil-water alert issued for Eastabuchie
• LIVE: Chat today about Saints vs. Browns
• BP: Company to drill in deeper water, assess risk
• Police try to identify remains
• Mendenhall police chief fired
• Bounds: University merger a dead issue in 2011
• Mendenhall officials fire police chief
• Statewide tornado drill on Wednesday
• JSU seizes 700 items for trademark infringement
• Woman again accused of running over a man
• Election officials to appeal write-in vote decision
• Lamar County manslaughter conviction upheld
• Greenville police chief pleads not guilty to threats
• Candidate forum set for Oct. 26
• Task force seeks cancellation of 2010-11 oyster season
• Teen faces involuntary manslaughter charge
• Petal man held on Ala. drug charges
• Man arrested for allegedly stabbing roommate
• N.O. police sued over cop's role in prank
• crime report
• Jones County deputies charge teens for burglaries
• Ex-teacher headed to prison
• Brees welcomes second baby
• Scientists lower Gulf health grade
• Petal holds flag football registration
• HPD case given to DA's office
• Albright talks about NATO, global terror
• Spotted
• Burned body found in Scott County
• September sales tax diversions vary throughout Pine Belt
• Burn ban remains in effect; small chance of rain
• Two gators captured in Moss Point neighborhood
• Forrest sheriff faces lawsuit
• Taylor-Palazzo debate in limbo
• Coping with peer pressure, emotions
• Booneville cuts chamber funding
• Boil-water alert lifted for Pleasant Ridge
• Motorist charged with hitting pedestrian
• ABC Family plans movie about lesbian teen in Mississippi
• God to air conditioner thief: 'You'll need them'
• Freedom Summer photo exhibit on display at USM's Cook Library gallery
• Miss. court won't hear appeals
• Weather, not sun position, marks seasons
• pets
• spotted
• The Great Delta Bear Affair is set for Saturday
• 2 arrested in fatal parking lot shooting
• Ex-Forrest County sheriff's employee sues over firing
• Rankin boards try online polling to get residents' input
• Secretary of State Hosemann posts District 10 and 13 write-in information online
• Lamar Co. awarded 2 grants for renovations
• John Grisham to emcee event on Virginia dropout rates
• Promoting alcohol awareness
• Arson charges filed in Kemper County
• An organic collaboration
• Burn ban remains in effect statewide
• Third suspect arrested in slaying
• LIVE: Chat about Southern Miss vs. UAB
• Two held after Walmart parking lot slaying
• Retooled Elvis album marks a new take on the King
• Barq's founder heirs sue Coca-Cola
• No live chat this week for Golden Eagles game
• Waynesboro mourns loss of soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Hattiesburg's budget nearly triples since 1990; technology limits employee growth
• Saints back on winning track
• Vikings beat Cowboys
• Favre on active list, probably will start
• Oregon No. 1 in coaches, media polls
• Mississippi State returns to national rankings
• crime report
• Busy week in the business world
• Search still on for person of interest in slaying
• Race aims to 'Erase Domestic Violence'
• School board focuses on search
• Breast cancer deaths high
• Spotted
• Gas prices up at the pumps, report says
• Firm wants to buy shipyard
• 1st oil spill trial could begin next summer
• Spooky but safe: Haunted forest invites participants
• 6 projects under way at Biloxi VA hospital
• Albright to lecture at Saenger
• Barbara Billingsley, Beaver Cleaver's TV mom, dies
• Purvis issues boil-water alert
• T-Bones evacuated after bomb threat
• Mississippi State shocks Florida
• 30 years for man who escaped murder charges
• Businessman arrested again on bribery charge
• USM wins big at Memphis
• Singer Alicia Keys gives birth to baby boy
• Learn to employ disabled workers
• Golden Eagle Drive to close
• City issues boil water notice
• 3 years later, Safe Guard continues to improve
• Luckett offers thoughts on money, education
• Students stars at school
• Clinton stumps for Childers
• Spotted
• Clarification
• Nine houses evacuated after gas line leak
• VFW officials oppose actions
• HPD launches internal probe
• Thomas to miss another game for Saints
• Teen overcomes addiction, finds on-field success
• Purvis issues boil-water alert
• Tate County woman found dead
• High school football scores
• Man gets 20 years for killing wife
• New court date for Ala. prep football coach
• Marijuana seized in traffic stop
• City council agenda released
• Businesses warned about counterfeit money
• Ohio firm plans to buy Northrop Grumman shipyards
• Convicted drug dealer gets 100 years
• Neighbors to picket woman's Confederate flag
• Judge gives McNair widow, children $500K each
• Luckett, Freeman to visit Hub City
• Petal to kick off veterans project
• Carpenter's Helper receives $5,000 donation
• Pine Belt fire departments kept busy battling blazes
• Chilean miner, Elvis fan, gets trip to Graceland
• Judicial write-in election gets OK
• 101st Airborne member from Slidell killed in Afghanistan
• Greene residents sentenced for Katrina fraud
• 2 Greene County residents sentenced for Katrina fraud
• Third quarter foreclosures up in Mississippi
• Pins, brooches sought for local exhibit
• Unpaid fines concern Pearl River supervisors
• Candidate, Morgan Freeman to appear in Hattiesburg
• Ex-Gulfport worker's discrimination lawsuit rejected
• Camp Shelby soldier dies in motorcycle wreck
• HPD holds internal investigation
• 4 officers resign from HPD
• Man killed in motorcycle wreck
• BP mum about future plans in Gulf
• J.D. Power honors FGH for service excellence
• Voting process explained
• Shoppers get look at renovated Belk store
• Gas line explodes off U.S. 49 in Carnes
• Spotted
• 9 houses evacuated after gas line explosion
• Palazzo stresses conservative principles
• Officials: Gas line shut off
• Voice of the Tornadoes to be remembered
• Judge: Suit over health overhaul can go to trial
• Arrest warrant issued for Greenville chief
• Man confesses to 2005 bank robbery
• Tendinitis could sideline Favre
• Vicksburg officials investigate chained pit bulls
• Life sentence upheld for Laurel man
• Richburg Fall Festival set
• Sunrise VFD to hold trick-or-treat
• 11 candidates vie for sheriff's post
• Petal High School band takes top honors
• No jail time in Madison County animal cruelty case
• Gulf Coast lawmakers welcome lifting of ban
• Audubon: Birds look OK, but spill threat remains
• spotted
• USM's Flowers honored
• Negative political ads appearing more
• BP mum on future plans in Gulf
• Petal drops Gandy push
• ADP committee discusses 5-year business plan
• Hospital plans new parking garage
• House destroyed by fire
• The Shed opens its doors
• Belk reopens today with new store
• Dry conditions not expected to end soon
• Judge refuses to stop write-in election
• POLL: Are you watching Chilean miner rescues?
• Baby left at Salvation Army site in Mississippi
• Two bank employees sentenced for embezzlement
• LIVE: Chat today on USM vs. Memphis
• Retired Natchez cop pleads guilty
• Spotted
• Feds to study whether oil endangered bluefin tuna
• Diamond wins Nobel Prize, but still blocked from Fed job
• 3 armed robbery cases still need solving in Petal
• North Forrest has baseball vacancy
• Board still can't agree on salary cuts
• Saints cut kicker Carney
• Consistency is plus for district
• Pine Belt under severe storm watch
• LIVE: Chat Wednesday on USM vs. Memphis
• High court won't hear 2 appeals
• LIVE: Chat today on Saints vs. Buccaneers
• Supreme Court won't hear Miss. case
• Hurricane Paula forms quickly
• Shed opens doors in Hattiesburg
• La. man arrested in Miss. officer's assault
• Freeze lifted on offshore drilling
• 11 vie for George sheriff's post
• Mississippi to hire 1st medical examiner in 15 years
• Three sentenced for voter fraud
• Hurricane Paula strengthens off Yucatan
• East Baton Rouge offers gas for guns
• Court will not consider appeal
• Hosemann to host town hall meeting
• AARP volunteer training is Oct. 28
• 1 new West Nile case found
• WWII hero finally buried in hometown
• Keenum hopes for sixth season at Houston
• High court ruling may affect state e-verify law
• 3 sentenced in Benton Co. voter fraud case
• One of their own
• TRIVIA: What do you know about the Saints?
• Mastering English
• American seeks qualifying candidates
• LIVE: Chat Wednesday about Southern Miss vs. Memphis
• Petal ballpark project to be discussed tonight
• US Supreme Court won't hear 2 Mississippi murder cases
• Hosemann to host town hall meeting on write-in ballot
• Feds to study oil spill's effect on bluefin tuna
• LIVE: Chat Tuesday on Saints
• Moss Point man dies in rollover accident
• USM's Hrapmann earns C-USA honor
• Police: 71-year-old robs bank with fake bomb
• 1 new case of West Nile virus reported in Mississippi
• Braves bench Conrad
• Petal to help deployed troops
• PRCC Wildcat Fest is Thursday
• High school band to honor alumni
• Officials find 12 chained pit bulls
• Tropical Storm Paula forms near Honduras
• Amtrak train hits pickup; 1 dead
• Mayor vetoes salary adjustments
• spotted
• Favre apologizes to teammates
• Ex-attorney put on home detention
• USM Homecoming 5K Run results
• HATTIESBURG
• How do SBA loans help? Ask Little Miss Ma'am's
• It's a tough job, but someone has to do it
• Little-Vanderloo
• Collins Zoo probe temporarily put on hold
• Meadows-May
• No grant for HPD to add officers
• Rev. and Mrs. Alton Fagan 50th Anniversary
• A walk on the artistic side
• Previous announcements
• Grants helping Lamar, Forrest
• Cancer survivor wins division in Mighty Magnolia Triathlon
• USM celebrates centennial homecoming
• An impressive playground
• Democrat Taylor no longer safe in conservative district
• Democrat Taylor no longer safe in conservative district
• Eagles fall in a wild one
• Natchez tourism tax bringing in less than expected
• PCS girls blank JA for state title
• Teen faces manslaughter charge in teacher's death
• Natchez tourism tax bringing in less than expected
• 'Social Network' still leads at the box office
• Teen faces manslaughter charge in teacher's death
• No cost-of-living increase again for Social Security recipients
• 'Social Network' still leads at the box office
• Ole Miss, MSU game times announced
• No cost-of-living increase again for Social Security recipients
• Braves lose on error
• Cause of death still unknown
• Saints lose to Cardinals
• John Lennon's 70th birthday celebrated in NY's Central Park
• Biloxi center included in health center grants
• FCAHS to post ad for principal
• 2 sex offenders sentenced
• Candidates sought for judge
• Ex-USM presidents to serve in parade
• Memorial dedicated to legacy of John Kamper
• Teen arrested for weapon at school
• Oil giant's claims challenged
• Barbour's travels stir up friction
• N.O. cop must pay $11,500 for dead canine
• Aldermen shun Lumberton meeting
• Cause of Jones toddler's death still unknown
• Guard investigates security breach
• Man sentenced for selling crack at store
• Ryals named Miss William Carey
• Mighty Magnolia Triathlon results
• American seeks qualifying candidates
• PCS claims girls soccer state title
• Boil-water notice lifted for Hancock Mobile Home Park
• Civil War artifacts at University of Miss.
• Man dies after being hit by train
• High school football halftime scores
• Petal woman gets 15 months
• High school football scores
• A challenging experience
• Police: Businessman bribed code officer
• $70M bond approved for FGH
• Pharmacist sentenced in pill mill scheme
• Westward growth
• Manning to open New Orleans restaurant
• Judicial post to be filled by write-ins
• Death penalty sought in elderly woman's slaying
• USM spends $104,800 to upgrade billboard
• Miss. Guard probes breach of personnel information
• Report: Pistol shots preceded Kent State shootings
• Ariz. man stabbed for refusing buddies' blood-sucking request
• Miss. man accused of shooting neighbor over fence dispute
• Favre declines to address sex allegations
• Lucas, Thames to serve as co-grand marshals for Southern Miss homecoming parade
• HHS band plans alumni celebration
• Dedication events set for weekend
• Lamar County gets grant for courthouse project
• 2 sex offenders sentenced in Marion County
• Reward offered in Petal vandalism
• Dickey's opens 2nd location
• Missing Jones teen found safe
• Judge to consider election lawsuit
• 'Paws for a Cause' to benefit shelter
• Man accused of making threats
• Police chief named in Purvis
• Newspaper puts its building up for sale
• Court sends Kemper power plant case to circuit court
• Appeals group almost finalized
• Lawyer jailed for refusing to recite pledge
• Miss. burn ban issued
• Harrison jury convicts man of capital murder
• Fire chief responds to councilwoman's concerns
• PHOTOS: Jersey Shore bartenders - a retrospective
• Judge to hear 'personhood' arguments
• County receives grant for Lamar courthouse renovations
• $1M OK'd for Stone County High shelter
• Sheriff wants child porn task force
• Witness: Victim was alive when house burned
• Supervisors approve $70 million bond for FGH
• Petal woman sentenced for embezzlement
• USM's Desmond Johnson suspended for ECU game
• Crime Stoppers to assist in Petal vandalism
• Missing Jones teen found safe
• Panel: White House thwarted spill's worst-case scenario
• PHOTOS: Jersey Shore bartenders - a retrospective
• Officials seek missing teenager
• LIVE: Chat tonight about Southern Miss vs. East Carolina
• 2 people charged with burglary
• Governor orders statewide burn ban
• US commerce chief: Gulf seafood is safe
• Court transfers write-in election complaint to Hinds
• Stepson, 4 others held in death of Collins man
• United Way of Southeast Mississippi Newsletter - October 4, 2010
• City to expand West Fourth
• Probiotics in dentistry
• Racing for a cure
• Fedora 'hopeful' Brown will play against ECU
• Temple campuses to operate separately
• Oak Grove overcomes Gauiter in volleyball
• Lumberton board doesn't make it past 1st agenda item
• Cooper Power closing facility
• Cooper Power closing facility
• Court's refusal may end 1960s cold case
• Neighborhoods helping police fight crime
• 'A gift that has to be given'
• Suspect linked to string of burlgaries
• PCS claims fast-pitch state title
• Center to train workers for new power plant
• Morris a pleasant surprise for USM
• New Wesley CEO says service is key
• Newspaper puts its building up for sale
• Nutt lauds Pine Belt football prospects
• Voting begins on 3 mascot choices for Ole Miss
• Gautier councilman resigns
• Neighborhoods helping police fight crime
• AP source: Vikes get Moss from Patriots in trade
• Coast Guard searching for N.O. bridge jumper
• Concert series starts Thursday
• 5 charged in connection to Collins murder
• Spotted
• PCS wins fast-pitch softball championship
• High court won't hear Seale appeal
• Officials seek missing Jones teen
• Newspaper to feature new obits Wednesday
• Ramada Inn closed temporarily
• No third term for Lamar's Hatten
• Lumberton board doesn't make it past 1st agenda item
• City leaders eye privatization
• Area remains under burn ban
• LIVE: Chat Wednesday about Southern Miss vs. East Carolina
• 'Panty Pirate' suspect arrested in Oxford
• LIVE: Chat about Saints today
• Police: Home invasion suspect killed accomplice
• Beau Rivage worker charged with embezzlement
• Click here to view today's obituaries
• Panel: Transocean thwarts efforts to get documents
• Cooper to close Lumberton facility
• Council debates limited parking
• District wants lawsuit tossed
• Potential shipyard buyer emerges
• Vets return to rebuilt home
• State fair begins Wednesday
• Henderson reaches match play at U.S. Senior Amateur
• Officials: No evidence US targeted in threat
• Europe claims Ryder Cup
• Poll: Voters favor those who support Coast
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• Flood insurance extended until 2011
• Schools see suspensions drop
• Why do seasons start when they do?
• spotted
• Police: Teen helped stop exploitation
• Companies may get away with not following E-Verify law
• Wildfire destroys more than $1M in timber
• Hattiesburg High fails AYP criteria for 4th year
• Hatten will not seek re-election to Lamar Board of Supervisors
• Economics for all ages
• Saints live chat moves to Tuesdays
• LIVE: Chat Wednesday about Southern Miss vs. East Carolina
• Court refuses to hear appeal from reputed Klansman
• Woman burned with iron during argument
• US Supreme Court rejects Mississippi corruption case
• Natchez avoid loan to meet budget
• BP claims czar: Proximity has no role in payment
• School expulsions, suspensions down
• Mississippi school district wants lesbian's suit tossed
• School of Nursing to get new building
• The journey to citizenship
• Saints hold on to beat Panthers
• Atlanta Braves make playoffs
• Haas wins Viking Classic
• Tell A Kelly second in race
• Europeans take control of Ryder Cup
• Biffle wins NASCAR race in Kansas
• Crime Report
• Events planned for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Heritage Day expansion eyed
• Lots of events planned at USM
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• Economic signs a mix of good, bad
• Event serves up German culture
• 'Food, fun and family'
• Fire department offers free home inspections
• Author, musician at forum
• Med school gains traction
• Gulfport home for retired military reopening
• Forrest district attorney sworn in
• Ole Miss beats Kentucky
• School teaches anti-bullying
• Haas leads Viking Classic by 4 shots
• School celebrates its Stars
• Zenyatta wins 19th straight race
• Judge was 'family man'
• Braves tied for wild card with one game left
• Friday's high school football scores
• Greene County man killed in wreck
• USM wins 41-16
• U.S. goes up in Ryder Cup
• Thousands gather in DC in support of Dems agenda
• Judge asked to postpone trial for Gulf spill cases
• Mississippi State bashes Alcorn
• County, foresters issue burn ban
• Building named for slain activists
• crime report
• Funding HPSD gets funding increase
• Battling breast cancer
• Missing Mississippi dentist found dead
• Woman convicted of filing false tax returns
• Pascagoula teen faces sex charge
• Official: Carey continuing to see growth
• Prep games begin at 7 tonight
• Longtime Chancery Judge Thomas dies
• New district attorney sworn in
• Marion County pair sentenced
• Cleland misses Viking Classic cut
• PRCC student dies after becoming ill
• High school football halftime scores
• Crime Scene
• High school football scores
• Burn bans issued in Forrest, Lamar
• Mayor urges students to join Walk to School Day Walk
• Bond set for Petal robbery suspect
• Hooters to open in Hub City
• Resources available for patients, survivors
• Smile Brands Chooses Dental Wizard for Company-Wide Patient Education
• Tropical Storm Karl headed to Mexico
• Tip leads to arrest of Jones County man wanted for felony vandalism
• Clinton voters approve school bond issue
• Poplarville native in running for MasterChef
• Trustmark names Host president and CEO
• Jones residents urged to use caution when burning waste outdoors
• Hancock Bank employee indicted on fraud charge
• Jury deliberating Lumberton murder case
• Wiggins man sentenced for stabbing
• West Hill Drive to close for repairs
• Man pleads guilty to porn charges
• Frozen treats to help dogs, cats
• Teen driver seriously injured
• Judge shares personal story at ABWA meeting
• Lumberton approves budget for 2011
• Witnesses describe shooting
• USDA honors Petal school
• Child exploitation conviction overturned
• Students speak out about cuts at USM
• Pink! gala set for Saturday
• After years in prison, DNA clears 3 men
• Companies fined for violating no-call law
• LIVE: Chat about Saints on Friday
• Jury to begin deliberations in murder trial
• Crime Report
• Forrest schools save 25% on energy bill
• Chat live every week about New Orleans Saints
• Petal seeks a destination downtown
• Lumberton struggles to cut budget
• USM appeals details take shape
• Trailer occupant rebooked: 4 counts murder in Lake Charles
• 2 women killed in parkway accident
• Bush forfeits 2005 Heisman Trophy
• New trash pickup system - Good or garbage?
• Tropical Storm Karl forms in Caribbean
• Southaven begins recycling program
• Saunders addresses USM budget woes
• Business owner must repay Katrina grant
• Teen driver seriously injured in wreck
• Hurricane Julia forms in Atlantic
• Widow testifies in murder trial
• Judge tosses capital murder conviction
• Pearl River man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Obama wants to double rig inspection fees
• Witness says she saw Myers shoot victim
• Greene County child exploitation conviction overturned
• Churchill agrees to buy casino
• Barbour taps DA for circuit judge
• Hands on training
• Drowning victim's body found
• Grand opening set for The Accelerator
• Churchill Downs owner buys Miss. casino
• Igor could become a Category 5 storm
• College loan default rates rise
• Miss. man dies in La. wreck
• State reports new W. Nile virus case
• McNair's former restaurant reopens
• Jury selected for Lamar murder trial
• 2 confirmed dead at wreck on Gandy
• Barbour appoints interim circuit judge
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• Alumni ramp up private funds
• Board interviews applicants
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• Pharmacy robberies on the rise in the U.S.
• Colleges may cut from top leaders
• Wreck victims identified
• Additions to facilities under way
• Mississippi gasoline prices rise
• No politics at this tea party
• Church dropped from sex suit against pastor
• United Way Of Southeast Mississippi Programs Update - August 10, 2010
• Life Church adds Saturday services beginning Aug. 14
• Milkspiller offers eclectic mix
• Community colleges face tighter budgets
• Experience paying off for Eagles
• William 'Bill' Heathman
• Life Church adds Saturday services beginning Aug. 14
• Defense shines in Saints scrimmage
• Coroner dies from previous injuries
• Prentiss man dies in shooting
• What has changed since Katrina?
• HP boss ousted over financial questions
• Another charged for stabbing death
• Casino employee accused of swiping thousands
• Colin heads toward Bermuda; Estelle forms
• Jackson police officer shot to death
• Astronauts tackle urgent repair job
• Why do worms taste like dirt?
• Schwarzenegger: Let gay marriages resume
• Guy to speak at SMP meeting
• Expo attracts 1,000 visitors
• Jeanette L. Ingram
• Heed serious weather warnings
• Cops seize 'spice' as part of ban
• Taylor: Troops need more equipment
• Woman sentenced for embezzling $231,000
• Gautier man accused of nursing home thefts
• Heat claims 2 sisters' lives
• Hundreds attend Pine Belt expo
• Late Sheriff Welford honored
• Salary cuts help avoid school layoffs
• A promise to the Iraqi people
• School's in session
• W.H. 'Bill' Christian
• A very sweet victory
• Copying Arizona law a waste of time
• Unit prepares for deployment
• Eagles add Navy to 2011 schedule
• Plenty in store for the avid outdoorsman
• Mississippi fishing waters reopen
• Sylvia S. Carrion
• Parents get $4.7 million in pool accident
• What has changed since Katrina?
• Teachers' union fights for Viagra drug coverage
• Check fraud ring busted
• Lamar County students head back to school
• Man gets 30 years for statutory rape in Lamar County
• Virginia Cargill
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• Retirement system reforms applauded
• A funny thing happened ...
• Introducing ... Vasti Jackson
• 184th honored today with ceremony
• Williams wants to end talk about poor USM defense
• 2 injured in mobile home fire
• Prep football questions? We have answers
• USM BLOG: Hrapmann shows off leg, lineman injured
• Hard work carries Rice to Hall of Fame
• Man gets 20 years for touching child
• Favre: No decision yet
• Man pleads guilty to having stolen machine gun
• Mary D. Bolton
• Landlord paints 'deadbeat tenants' on house
• Laurel wins World Series title; Petal falls in finals
• Police: Man drinks victim's blood
• What has changed since Katrina?
• Trustees: Medicare hospital fund extended 12 years
• Laurel wins Dixie Boys championship
• Senate to confirm Kagan as court's 4th-ever woman
• Petal falls short in World Series final
• Ike Turner focus of weekend festival in Clarksdale
• USM announces home-and-home with Navy
• Forecasters say peak of storm season will be busy
• A-Rod hits 600th homer
• James 'J.C.' Dunaway
• Barbour: Surf, sand seafood are safe
• MDOT chief should step down - for now
• Taking that first step
• Eagles back on the field
• Is Favre really retiring?
• Favre will play for Vikings in 2010
• James 'J.C.' Breland
• Agent: Favre undecided, to visit Dr. Andrews
• Hinds man shot to death
• School officials repay $3,700 for retirement party, gifts
• Four sites put on historical register
• State records second heat death
• Pipe plant lays off 300 workers
• Heat index to approach 116 degrees
• Heat wave death toll jumps to 3
• Laurel wins Dixie Boys championship
• Favre: "It's not about the money"
• Fedora pleased with kickers after first day of fall camp
• United Way Of Southeast Mississippi News - August 2, 2010
• United Way Of Southeast Mississippi News - June 1, 2010
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Hattiesburg!
• United Way Of Southeast Mississippi News - April 1, 2010
• United Way Of Southeast Mississippi Newsletter - February 4, 2010
• 8th Annual Home Sweet Home Raffle
• United Way of Southeast Mississippi Newsletter - December 1, 2009
• Medical program seeks Miss. students
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Forrest County
• Qdoba Gives Free Food to Help United Way
• United Way of Southeast Mississippi Newsletter - October 2, 2009
• United Way of Southeast Mississippi August Newsletter
• United Way of Southeast Mississippi June Newsletter - June 1, 2009
• United Way Annual Report
• News From United Way of Southeast Mississippi - April 1, 2009
• United Way of Southeast Mississippi News - February 20, 2009
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• United Way of Southeast Mississippi Newsletter - October 1, 2008
• 5th Annual May Fest
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