Jackson, MS News

• Jackson, MS News
• Team uses CPR, AED to save asst. youth coach
• Scruggs' bid to beat conviction not over
• Tulane gets $18.7M to study health after oil spill
• Little Black Creek Water Park closing
• Gulfport Seabee saves baby who stopped breathing
• Scientist hopes to spot virus potential
• Collins Zoo owners face legal troubles now with USDA
• 'Toddlers & Tiaras': Miss. girls following in moms' footsteps
• 20-step process to find 'good fit' leaders for USM, DSU
• Women in combat divisive in Miss.
• Beryl to make landfall in NE Florida tonight; hundreds rescued from rip currents
• Old Capitol Green developers ask more of county
• The lawyer, the doctor and how it all went wrong
• Doar to receive Freedom Medal
• Jackson resident sounds snake alarm
• Cousins' bond strengthened by donation of kidney
• Law Enforcement Briefs
• Mississippi Briefs
• Harrison County family 'adopts' beloved social worker
• Charges in Katrina kickback case stand, judge rules
• The Buzz
• Over time, less in capsule
• Stokes, La. bus company at odds
• Regulators to test equipment to contain oil spills
• No more shackled students
• Landscapers call police to field; 2 bodies found at former golf course
• Online prof foils burglary
• Woman killed while helping stranded motorist
• Jury to decide wrongful death suit
• UMC lauds medical grads
• Shopping holiday: Retailers expecting strong weekend
• Hot, possibly record-breaking Memorial Day weekend heat across Mississippi
• JPS faces staffing cuts
• Justices reverse AG fees ruling
• Justices stagger execution dates
• Judge orders lawmaker to pay for estate losses
• Get ready to dive in
• Miss. kingpin informant charged with dealing drugs
• Assault case award upheld
• Tupelo bulldozes homeless encampment
• VA exec arrested in drug probe
• Flowers resigning Senate
• NOAA: 2012 Atlantic hurricane season forecast near normal; up to 15 named storms
• Report: 150,000 U.S. heat deaths possible by 2099 as climate change continues
• Maps suits arguments set
• Mother-daughter bank robbery trial delayed
• Veteran label on licenses approved
• Buffett helps open 'Margaritaville'
• New law to help children with dyslexia
• Sentencing delay sought in hate crime case
• Dispute over $10 leads to 1 dead, 1 injured
• Quitman schools could see accreditation downgrade
• High court declines to hear Miss. inmate's appeal in 2003 slaying
• Teen killed after crashing truck he allegedly stole
• $8.6 Million Pipeline to Link Treatment Plants
• JPS to Keep Accreditation for Now
• [Dish] Cobby Williams, Young Gun
• National Heat Awareness Day to be observed Friday; 200+ heat deaths in 2011
• Push on for saggy pants ban in Hinds County
• Fraud ending National Guard recruiting bonuses
• Bryant signs bill that will limit AG's power in dealing with lawsuits
• Probe sought in prison uprising
• Alcorn grad, NFL standout Driver wins 'DWTS'
• Last of 14 sentenced in health care insurance fraud scheme gets 18 years
• Grace House burglarized
• Eatery to donate to officer fund
• Ceremony honors state's Korean War vets
• Hail storms prompt dozens of warnings in central Mississippi
• Slain officer called in to help
• JPS gets more time for fixes
• Lawmaker: Post about gays drew death threats
• Suits oppose birth control rule
• Tech college to stay in city with $5M upgrade
• Petition backs same-sex rites
• 3 condemned men ask Miss. high court to halt executions
• Former state Sen. Lee, 79, dies of cancer
• Best chance of rain, storms come today; dry and hot to end week
• Guard killed in prison riot
• Ocean Springs schools chief pushes equity, inclusion
• Delta teen defies odds
• City to resume property cleanups
• Teacher firing goes unnoticed
• New businesses in Pine Belt bring sales tax revenue hike
• Lethal drug challenge before Miss. high court
• In top 3, Driver supported by 'Dancing' fans
• Humane Society gets cash boost
• Palazzo spends $217K on mail
• Pathologist accepts settlement
• Mileage adds up on MHP vehicles
• Every cap and gown comes with a story
• For 3rd time in life, woman, 66, survives house fire
• Mother of quads takes on more work, a full-time job
• THE BUZZ
• NEWSMAKER OF THE WEEK
• Alberto forms off Carolina coast, kicking off early 2012 hurricane season
• Ozone alerts issued for parts of Mississippi as temps rise around 90 degrees
• Neighbors: Highway shootings suspect regular guy
• USS Miss. set to be commissioned
• Schools want more from land lease deals
• Woman's family seeking answers
• Construction planned for new research building at UMC
• Appeal in Tougaloo slayings rejected
• Summer reading programs aim to keep students sharp
• Rental repossession leads to $1.1M lawsuit
• Paraplegic's plea: Wear seat belt
• Wright may be working for Hinds
• Mississippi receives its 46th and 47th StormReady designations
• Jackson to auction off basketball goals seized from city streets
• Granddad raises awareness about baby deaths
• Fondren's Capri theater to feature movie, dinner when it opens
• Fake cop suspect held: Link to slayings, traffic stops in Madison Co. eyed
• Ties severed with LeFleur's golf course management company; reopening set for mid-June
• DSU president stepping down
• Okolona schools to return to local control
• Dems propose voting rights bill to counter election laws
• Voter ID bill signed, awaits feds' scrutiny
• 2 arrested in burglary ring
• Americorps NCCC of the Vicksburg volunteer services in Terry, Byram and Jackson
• Teenage pregnancy prevention: Abstinence is still the best way
• Jackson Free Clinic receives $150,000 donation from Health Management Associates
• Delta State students earn honorable mention in Shure Recording competition
• Hazel Trice Edney elected president of Capital Press Club
• Tisdale’s Topics:For whom the bell tolls
• Ready, set, go! Kids Kollege Summer Academy May 31- July 12
• Campaign to save life of Lavaree Jones gets TV, radio support
• College grads end up with more than just a diploma in their hands
• Ride of Silence: Cyclists roll for safety
• Judge calls for kickback info
• Prosecutors: Kickback conviction supported
• Ex-MDOT director wins runoff
• Fake officer suspected in killing: Motorists urged to be wary
• City agrees to pay $250K in flooding lawsuit
• New trial sought in co-ed slaying
• Miss. kids turning tide on obesity, report shows
• Police: Photo of 'hit' sought
• Copiah sheriff, son believe missing woman alive
• Three Days in June
• Mayor Refutes Business Challenges
• Mississippi a favorite target
• New details emerge in cop slaying
• Injured, killed cyclists honored
• Jackson teacher: Watch a reminder of student killed in crash
• Missing woman, missing money?
• PRCC awards record 900 diplomas
• Pardoned inmate indicted
• Woods, 78, to give up his House seat; health cited
• Accused oncologist has second court date
• Student wins $20K in poetry competition
• Workers' comp law hailed, rapped
• First tropical storm of the season spins up in the eastern Pacific
• N.C. gov talks to Bryant but doesn't recant
• Tire cited in crash that killed 3 Jackson children, injured 7
• Madison man vies for love link on 'The Bachelorette'
• Pair of highway slayings point to fake officer
• Karen Irby gains access to medical info
• 3 executions could come in a row
• 'Jobs-friendly' bills signed by Bryant
• State dries out from localized heavy weekend rains; warm, mainly dry this week
• VFW celebrates 37th Annual Loyalty Day
• Highlights of 2012 Lynch Street Fest
• Cell phones to begin receiving severe weather alerts in first nationwide system
• Dense fog advisory issued for north and central Mississippi through mid-morning
• Two Union County jail inmates captured after escaping Sunday
• Miss. woman to be in 'Food Network' show
• Starkville celebrates 175th year of charter
• Private prison group faces more scrutiny
• Alumni back Valley's Oliver
• Children from troubled families find hope for future
• High court petitioned by judge
• Butlers' insurance coverage victory may help thousands
• Council map flap continues
• Ag museum gets rid of cats couple had tended for years
• An unbreakable bond: Teen overcomes injury with mom beside her
• No tax hike for Rankin schools
• Details emerge about girls' time in woods with captor
• Kidnap-slaying suspect kills himself; Two girls OK
• Use talents wisely, Ole Miss grads told
• Grad gives address at Millsaps
• Fundraiser held for real estate pioneer
• Fallen officers to be honored during Police Memorial Day
• THE BUZZ
• Incredible video of Wednesday's tornado ripping home apart in Grand Isle
• Wet Mother's Day weekend ahead; flash flood watch for Mississippi Gulf Coast
• Prevention pill new phase in AIDS fight
• Miss. remark offends some
• Tickets sell out for Idol concert
• Banks running for court
• 5-part MPB series to explore teen pregnancy
• Ole Miss scientists present malaria research at Capitol
• 26-year-old found guilty in death of sheriff
• 1,900 to graduate USM in weekend ceremonies
• Hospital combines operating room, cath lab
• Singer set to appear despite contract
• Terry student in wreck dies
• Tourism dollars trending up: metro events growing
• Son's slaying leads to new bill that provides free crime reports
• Second man expected to plead guilty in gun smuggling case
• Canton Flea Market sees growth over 2011
• NAACP asks feds to block voter ID
• Field audits could catch school district problems
• Mayor Launches Public Art Initiative
• First Carson Scholar from Mississippi
• Traveling exhibit coming to the Mississippi Children’s Museum
• Summer academically talented youth program registration extended
• April tornado-free in Mississippi, Alabama for first time in over 5 to 10 years
• Dr. Clyde Muse conferred with honorary degree at Delta State commencement
• $14,133,348 awarded to MS State Dept of Health
• Canton Alphas support the March of Dimes
• Mississippi Piano Discoveries Camp
• Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 7th District Meeting
• ACT-SO winners prepare for nationals
• Mother appeals to teen drivers
• Welcome home, Skylar: 'Idol' country star embraces fans
• Murder, kidnap suspect claimed girls were his, relative says
• Obama sparks debate with support of gay marriage
• Madison roadway work begins
• MSU receives Dept. of Defense grant
• Deputy details George sheriff's final moments
• Hinds Co. to observe Good Friday instead of Confederate Memorial Day
• Congressman wants federal probe of Greenwood shooting
• Waterspout turned tornado strikes Grand Isle, Louisiana; damage reported
• 2012 Legislative Session Ends
• Pictures: Waterspouts reported off the Mississippi, Alabama coasts
• Hosemann: DOJ worker's comments 'irresponsible'
• Mayes' wife, mother arrested
• Deadline, debate threaten Byram/Clinton project
• University turnover rate sign of pressure
• Lawyer owes clients $600K
• Two men get in knife fight at graduation
• Airmen return home from war zone
• Lamar sets sex ed policies
• Man pleads guilty in gun smuggling case
• Details emerging in fatal bike crash
• College tuition to rise up to 9 percent
• Local districts struggling with change in academic calendars
• MTAG aid, building projects funded
• 23 JPD officers file OT lawsuit
• Copiah mother died naturally
• Lee, Attala sheriff since 2003, dead at 59
• National art guru praises state's rich heritage
• Slain woman hoped to reconnect with father
• Jackson pushes Callaway students to value education, reach for goals
• Bodies of missing Tenn. mom, oldest girl ID'd
• Afternoon storms down some trees, knock out power in parts of Mississippi
• Q&A With Tavis Smiley & Cornel West
• Cece Winans Convenes 7th Annual Conference for Youth Dynamic Gospel Performances during “Always Sisters Forever Brothers”
• Numerous thunderstorms, possibly severe as weather pattern transitions
• Numerous thunderstorms, possibly severe as weather pattern transitions
• FBI still working to ID bodies
• County cannot provide tax data
• Diverse coalition steps up
• Students across state in midst of testing
• Son reports no leads for missing Copiah County woman
• Metro area gathers to help raise money for family
• Hotel owner finds woman, 32, dead
• County: City taxes not enough
• Jackson Bluesman participating in Brazillian music exchange
• Alcornite has feet fluttering
• Destructive tornado kills 1, injures dozens near Tokyo, Japan; video, photos
• Slain Pearl police investigator laid to rest
• 2 bodies found in search for missing mom, girls
• GOP has success - if not unity
• Natchez native built Delta Ducks into winning tradition
• Movie, car and big rig celebrated with Bandit Run
• Missing witness could cause taser case dismissal
• IHL commissioner challenges DSU graduating class
• Atkin's novel resurrects Barreto saga
• Group illustrates Pre-K success
• THE BUZZ
• Huge full moon to brighten the sky Saturday night
• Ed chief Burnham to retire in June
• Ex-'Idol' Skylar remains upbeat
• 'Starting the healing process'
• Woman's family offers reward
• Law enforcement brief
• Stone County named state's 'Mural County'
• 2nd march to protest Greenwood shooting set
• Female 'lifers' sue Parole Board
• Students walk out to protest changes
• Former minister at Galloway dies
• Hottest weekend so far this year ahead for Mississippi; 90 degree heat likely
• Hottest weekend so far this year ahead for Mississippi; 90 degree heat likely
• Rocket tests enter 2nd stage
• Lawmaker blames leaders for lost Biloxi convention
• Colleagues prepare final patrol for slain Pearl officer
• Karen's Law fell victim to politics
• GOP leaders highlight successes in 2012 session
• Pearl police stand by arrests of two teens
• BP liable to shell out $7.8B
• Search for missing woman continues
• Legislature Briefs
• Skylar says goodbye to 'Idol'
• CHS Girls Powerlifting Team
• Canton Public School District celebrates 5th annual Mom and Dad conference
• 100 Black Men enjoy the outdoors with area youth
• Dr. Cedrick Gray selected as new JPS district superintendent
• Alcorn’s largest graduating class in history
• DSU offers unique Master’s program
• Tisdale’s Topics:Farish Street is still a rocky road
• RELAY FOR LIFE: A great place to be
• Dr. Maya Rockeymoore named chair of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare
• Mississippi businesses invited to join business development mission to Argentina and Chile
• Skylar Watch: American Idol Top 5
• Doll House wants to give new starts
• Bill to limit AG's control passes
• Nissan will not be annexed
• Neighbor: Shooter vowed to fight if police came
• New map for Senate only major issue left
• Sargent: JPS ills sparked changes
• Walter remembered for saving girl's life
• Trial of ex-clinic owner, 2 others delayed
• Suspects in killing plot draw support
• USM dispute awaits Lucas
• Strong thunderstorms dump flooding rains, hail across parts of Mississippi
• Few Fireworks Over Budget
• Women ‘Unite’ for Rights
• Support keeps growing for 'Idol' sensation
• Pearl mourns slain officer
• JPS parents air frustration
• Police seeking Ridgeland shooter
• USM turns to Lucas again
• Ex-football player gets nearly 4 years for fraud
• Legislative Briefs
• Senate's redistricting plan adds majority-black districts
• JPS board taps Gray as superintendent
• Leaders kill tax bill after debate
• God’s blessings
• Tougaloo alumna elected president of Student National Medical Association
• Conference to commemorate Fair Housing Month
• Bertha Ellis The Prison Ministry Warrior
• Summer-like weather to continue as temps rise near or around 90 degrees
• Judge James E. Graves honored for historic first
• Worker Memorial Day 2012
• Legislature a step closer to 1-cent tax
• Copiah County woman disappears; abduction suspected
• Jackson trying to avoid OT pay
• Key government witness in 1987 Dixie Mafia slayings dies at 82
• Workers comp gets overhaul
• Survey shows parent favorite for JPS post
• Rezoning means school closure, students moving
• Affidavit: Doctor offered $20,000 for attorney's slaying
• Mississippi Briefs
• Hattiesburg NAACP rallies against vote
• Week in Review
• Mississippi Briefs
• Magnolia Electric aiming for efficiency with smart meters
• Corps of Engineers to remove iconic Red Barn
• Safe rooms in demand after twisters
• Madison parkway set to reopen
• Court holds Dunn in contempt
• Need an Abita? Popular lager in high demand
• Bond bill negotiations fail
• Doctor arrested in suspected murder plot
• Ticket to prosperity? Many from state cross border to play
• Groups pushing to elect women
• $2.3B allocated for K-12 education in '13 state budget
• Clinton man hits jackpot
• The Buzz
• Rumors follow USM head's resignation
• Jackson State graduation a triumph for cancer survivor
• 911 improvements making huge difference, dispatchers, officials say
• Hinds can pinpoint cellular calls to 911
• NEWSMAKER OF THE WEEK
• Mississippi, Alabama likely to end month tornado-less after record April 2011
• California church celebrate ordination of reality TV star
• Mentoring Breakfast
• Ruby Dee set to perform at the Apollo
• Luther Vandross rarities uncovered on Hidden Gems
• The Leadership Greater Jackson Team Blackburn
• Mississippi slammed with waves of destructive, deadly twisters in historic event
• 'American Idol' tour coming to Jackson in July
• House approves new maps: Debate spans race, party
• Voter ID gets final OK, heads to gov.
• Tupelo considers tougher ordinance governing dangerous pets
• Oxford may change parking on Square
• No debate agreement, Thompson's chief says
• Traffic camera company suing state, governor
• Mississippi House roll call on voter ID
• JPS accreditation problems could lead to sanctions against state
• St. Dominic denied Madison
• Overall forecasts for upcoming 2012 hurricane season point toward normal season
• County health departments offering free childhood immunizations Apr. 23-27
• The Wild Walk & Run
• Redell Neckwear
• The Jackson County NAACP Annual Freedom Fund Banquet
• CANTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS: DC as a living trip
• Bankplus awards three students as part of ‘Dress for Success’
• African American stakeholders address health disparities
• No hoses needed for Bold City Fire Revival at Stronger Hope Church
• A Salute to Minority Health Month Three local physicians lauded by Thompson …
• Bryant says pro-choice supporters want 'to kill children in the womb'
• Fan base for Idol's Skylar Laine growing
• Skylar Watch: American Idol Top 6
• New House maps draw fire
• $2M OK'd to update Jackson technology
• MSU's Cox expected to go high in 1st round of NFL Draft
• JPD: Nissan not first victim of chop shop
• Thompson agrees to debate GOP's Marcy
• Preliminary approval expected on oil spill settlement
• JPD arrests suspect in 2 arsons
• A Second Chance
• [Dish] Under Pressure: Fighting to Keep ‘Choice’ In State
• Progress, At a Snail’s Pace
• Foiling mall robbery not trooper's first heroic act
• Ex-BP worker facing 40 years
• Abortion issue leads to blocked nominee
• House may reveal district map
• The Rocker: Dress worn by Skylar Laine on 'Idol' bought for prom
• Former Tchula Mayor Yvonne Brown, 59, dies
• JPS hires rezoning spokesman
• Judge strikes jury award caps
• Bar dismisses complaint against AG Hood over political ads
• Ex-Walnut Grove mayor sentenced to 7 months
• Big warm-up to follow record lows around Mississippi Tuesday morning
• 2 years since historic Yazoo City tornado; largest on record to hit Mississippi
• Jail door repairs moving quickly
• Senators' fare serves up $13K for relief fund
• Partnership pushing healthy eating habits
• Small businesses stepping into regulatory review role
• Redistricting consultant faces firing for no work, no contact
• Charter bill likely doomed
• Knock-offs being knocked out
• Mall holdup suspect arrested
• Social Security troubles worse than forecast
• Well below normal temps start week; frost advisory for parts of NE Mississippi
• Alcorn leader staying on job
• Parents: Keep JPS activities
• Solution for disaster? House in a box, perhaps
• Friend gives gift 'from the heart'
• Disgraced mayor faces 20 years
• Hattiesburg area among nation's fastest growing
• Mississippi 9 four-laning work ahead of schedule
• Judge won't toss evidence in pain pill probe
• First-ever U.S. National Severe Weather Preparedness Week
• Bryant's first 100 days: Methodical approach produces early victories
• WAPT, WTVA win awards for newscasts
• The Buzz: An inside look at policy and politics
• Florence High junior a finalist for the U.S. Presidential Scholar Award
• Grandma's spirit drives efforts for Alzheimer's
• 'Rebel Recipes Lite' submissions sought
• Warren Co. jail to undergo safety inspection
• Jets being dismanted at Tupelo business come with rich history
• Freedom Riders share their stories; students embrace history
• 'Get Stuffed' films at Two Sisters
• RESTORE Act 'one step closer'
• Trooper foils armed robbery at Metrocenter
• Aberdeen schools takeover approved
• Judges toss out sheriff's appeal
• Redistricting maps for Legislature finished, sent to legal counsel
• Surprise homecoming reunites family at school in Ridgeland
• Private operator leaving 3 Miss. prisons
• Lottery win brings retirement plans
• Dear Editor
• Ranks of 'older' professors rising in universities
• Students accused in identity theft ring
• 5K Warrior Dash a first for the state
• Tuition hike one step away
• Manslaughter plea averts retrial in pizza deliveryman's slaying
• Legislature briefs
• Wicker grills Navy on budget
• 3-day wait on marriage licenses ends
• Decision on JPS superintendent hire delayed
• Skylar Watch: 'American Idol' top six
• No majority black ward possible, Clinton aldermen say of redistricting
• Clinton is rising from the storm
• Mary Church Terrell Literary Club is 100 years strong!
• Promoting good health is elementary at Piney Woods
• Next Step is jumping for joy and for Christ
• Assistants at State Capitol
• Alumni donate record $2.56 million to JSU
• Hinds CC Rankin Campus to implement dropout prevention, recovery pro
• DeAnna Tisdale: The next Leontyne Price? or MORE?
• Tisdale’s Topics:Prophets paradise
• ASU Saturday Science Academy students win special science awards
• Skylar Watch: American Idol Top 7 Redux
• Tips lead JPD to stolen Nissan parts worth $500K
• College tuition could grow 14 percent
• Friday hearing set by Commission on Children's Justice
• Nissan reaches tentative deal with McAllister
• Companies agree to $14.8M FEMA trailers settlement
• Catholic school to shut doors
• Aberdeen Public School District faces state takeover
• Anti-Abortion ‘TRAP’ Law Part of Nationwide Trend
• State No. 1 for Teen Pregnancy
• No More Regs, Except ...
• Changing ‘The Perceivers’ of Black Males
• Record rains soak parts of Mississippi; Jackson receives over 2 inches
• Deadly tornado year trend continues; deaths in every month so far
• Dr. Tonea Stewart returns to JSU to share views on James Meredith
• Congratulations to all contestants of the 2012 Links Beautillion and Special Thanks to Members of the Steering Committee
• Rain, few storms moving across parts of Mississippi; heavy rain possible south
• “Team Building & Conflict Resolution”
• Joe Battle named new medical center director for Jackson VAMC
• Fresh Start gets refreshed!
• Multicultural Festival
• Horses for Handicapped (HFH)
• Over 120 tornado reports as outbreak hits 4 states; 5 dead, dozens injured
• Crime team funding gone
• City Council meetings plagued by no-shows
• Philadelphia to celebrate troops back home
• Smith new Shelby commander
• State can't afford to cut beaver control funds, officials say
• Teen found guilty in 2011 shooting
• School embraces those with disabilities
• Life his own again after life sentence
• Defendants in Katrina case seek dismissal
• Mayor's tab being revised
• There will never be another Irene; name retired from tropical storm list
• Baked spaghetti brings new promise to leftovers
• Tisdale’s Topics:Save us!
• WJSU brings Battle of the Saxes to Alamo Theater on Farish St.
• Hinds CC Hi-Steppers set audition for April 21
• R&B star Eric Benét makes feature film debut
• Siwell’s Reading Club annual community service
• Kristy Johnson crowned Jackson’s Miss Hospitality
• Bailey Avenue Renewal Coalition readies for 2012 Community Day
• ASU holds its 65th Biannual Convocation
• JSU Mass Communications visits Capitol
• GOES-7 weather satellite retired after 25 years; next generation satellites plan
• Councilman's asst. not at work, paid
• City settles OT dispute
• 4-foot-2 lifter makes mark
• MEC honors state's top students
• Skylar watch: 'American Idol' results show
• Sister testifying at hearing arrested
• EPA to begin cleaning up Flowood site
• Escapee puts up a good fight
• Law targets abortion clinic
• Repair closes I-55 lane in Madison County
• JPS spotlights fifth-graders in music fest
• Father and son on fishing trip found dead from lightning strike in Louisiana
• Morning low temperatures give parts of Mississippi a spring chill
• Earth Day Celebration - Party for the Planet
• Letter from NAACP President on arrest of George Zimmerman
• JPS superintendent candidates pitch policy, philosophy
• Plan for charter schools revived
• Murder charge filed in Trayvon Martin case
• Survey could lead to Red Cross moves
• Retrial set in capital case
• Minter City sign honoring Olympian may be removed
• Jackson Co. supes review jail design
• Man killed before being set on fire
• No Personnel Board changes
• Skylar Watch: Join live chat about 'American Idol' today at 2 p.m.
• Frost development likely across parts of northern Mississippi Thursday morning
• JPD Adds 24 New Officers
• CITYBEAT: On the Road Again
• Arts, Ids and ALEC
• State May Shutter Abortion Clinic
• Lucky Ones by Elwin Cotman
• Trayvon Prosecutor foregoes grand jury
• Santorum seals nomination for Romney
• Hinds jail escape goes unnoticed
• Bill links abortion, homicide
• Voter ID bill OK'd after hot debate
• Developer faces boat rental claims
• JPS board plans closed meeting after supt. candidate interviews
• Inmate rings up 5 years with cellphone
• Officials set U.S. 11 meeting
• Court upholds conviction in home health nurse's death
• Cemetery developer jailed
• Surging cold front to drop temperatures across Mississippi; few storms possible
• Craft beer lovers toast new law
• Out-of-state tuition waiver signed
• Northbay seeking court OK on ban
• Law Enforcement Briefs
• Bill to lift marriage license wait goes to gov.
• Proposed Senate, House district maps expected within 2 weeks
• 2 murder cases end in lesser charge
• Jail sees 3rd recent fracas
• Private operator for Tate Co. schools put on hold; proposals called too costly
• SCLC and MIRA hold 6th annual Unity Conference
• ‘Wake Up Black Man: Your Future is Calling You’
• Delicious homemade Bailey’s Irish Cream
• Black families step up effort to revitalize Farish Street
• Banking is an ethical profession
• UMMC professor co-chairs national Medicaid/CHIP advisory group
• Eliza Pillars Registered Nurses hold its Annual Scholarship and Awards Gala
• JSU chemistry professor breaks new ground in fighting Salmonella
• Jackson, much of Mississippi experience top warmest months of March on record
• City may oversee sales tax
• Identity theft soars in Miss.
• Recovery continues from last year's Miss. River flood
• Perseverance pays off for 'Forsaking Mimosa' author
• Legally dead man could face death penalty
• Events planned for Vicksburg's pivotal role in Civil War
• Probe halts cleanup in city
• JPS superintendent finalists have proven track records
• Crossroads film gives Madison lawyer another death row role
• Agri-centers split on alcohol consumption
• THE BUZZ
• 'Clarion-Ledger' wins 11 first-place awards in La.-Miss. APME competition
• Calmer and cooler weather pattern after week of severe storms in Mississippi
• Molpus: Block voter ID
• Parade indecency banned
• U.S. hiring slows amid economic uncertainty
• Holiday things to do
• Impact of IBC rises to $10.2M
• Jackson Voices: Lanier grad, friends take 'B.R.A.V.E.' stand against violence
• Beef plant deal reached
• Law enforcement agencies combining forces for operation
• Woman slain at casino was pregnant
• 2-year fight over possession of Elvis tour bus continues
• Sliced apples without that brown coloring
• Best of art world is in our own backyard
• Vickie Winans launches a 40-city ‘Hilarious and Unplugged’ comedy tour
• USM students get Mississippi in the mood for Natchez Music Festival
• Freedom, food, and interfaith fellowship
• Fraternity contributes to the ‘Warm Coats, Warm Hearts Drive’
• Telling our story
• Mary Coleman sponsors two pages from area high schools
• ASU attends nation’s only academic competition for HBCU’s
• Alcorn taps Dwight to sculpt Medgar Evers statue
• Carrie Jones Day held in Jackson
• SKYLAR WATCH: 'American Idol'
• Workers' comp bill narrowly passes Senate; abortion bill heads to governor
• Nursing home to own home: Program helps disabled move out of institutions
• School of Arts taking applications
• Railroad on safety campaign in Meridian
• MSU to offer grad housing
• Woman killed at casino hotel
• Hinds drug dogs retiring; no money to replace them
• Patients tested, free of HIV
• More guilty pleas coming in scheme
• The Mississippi Civil Rights Museum Commission
• Scott Sisters attend meeting on black boys
• State’s anti-immigrant legislation still alive
• JSU, ASU place at SIFE conference in Atlanta
• Kenya Collins named Obama state director
• County has no money to pay for mosquito abatement
• Enjoy the simplicity of a toasted baguette
• Tornado watches cover large part of Mississippi through Thursday morning
• Weill accused of bias on bench
• Experience cited in GOP setbacks
• Judicial pay bill moves forward
• Fresh look for Bailey: Clean appearance sparks new tradition
• Scalia: Liberals not bad, just wrong
• Tupelo awaits bids on Spain House project
• Second neglect arrest in drowning of toddler
• Senators OK abortion limitation
• Session tensions running high
• Dress up a salad with Roquefort
• Who Gets Hurt in Budget Cuts?
• Lawmakers Laser in on Finances
• CityBeat: From Docket Breakdown to State Champs
• ‘Internalized Racism’
• JPS One Step Closer to New Superintendent
• [Media Eye] The Pejorative Report
• Mississippi teen wants to show range on 'American Idol'
• Rough stretch of storms, heavy rain to continue to hit Mississippi
• Truckload of good fortune: Charity gets items used to hide drugs
• JPS leader list down to 2
• Charter schools fight not over; Bryant eyeing special session
• Police: Charges for JSU players up to grand jury
• Amendments may fail to revive divisive bills
• 'C-L' columnist to head Miss. Sports Hall of Fame
• Pair admit student aid fraud
• Bill to curb Personnel Board's oversight remains alive
• Bill status: Dead or Alive?
• Pare a pineapple with ease
• Get the giggles and share these jigglers
• Severe thunderstorm watch: more storms moving across parts of Mississippi
• Mississippi Briefs
• Bureau turns to Legislature for Jackson welcome center funds
• Gov. selects former Hinds sheriff to lead Parole Board
• Mother of drowning victim, 2, charged with neglect
• Interim USM atheltic director faces workplace harassment complaint
• Hattiesburg police seek motive after 5 wounded in restaurant
• Life sentence and forgiveness in Rankin slaying
• Additional charges likely in clinic case
• Apology made to slain MSU student's family
• Divisive bills face deadline
• Storms leave widespread wind damage in Mississippi; thousands lose power
• Severe thunderstorm watch posted for southwest, portions of central Mississippi
• Adult Softball Participants Sandwiched between Consecutive NIT Tournament Opportunities in Area
• Active weather pattern of storms, continued abnormal heat this week
• From prison to a pauper's burial for Miss. sex offender
• Publisher to launch newspaper in Laurel
• Toyota plant making steady progress
• Tilled-up grave marker a link to Civil War era
• Clemson assistant Ray named new MSU basketball coach
• $2M eyed for attorney general's BP work
• Bill would nearly triple allowable interest on loans
• Lawmaker appeals $346K ethics violation order
• Taxi fare hike may come with hitch
• Nationwide search for craft guild chief begins
• Alabama child killed by lightning; first U.S. lightning death this year
• Large hail, flooding hit parts of northeast Mississippi
• Family happily sacrifices as Skylar soars
• Charter schools measure in doubt
• Youth sports concussions bill has detractors
• Natchez pair charged with embezzling some $100K
• Batesville must pay $53K for teen's arrest
• JSU prof's research breakthrough in combating salmonella
• Jackson seen as 'hidden gem'
• Historic house in Madison to become events facility
• 'Works' by Miss. forger to be shown in 'Faux Real' exhibit
• Immigration bill raises fears
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for portions of northeast Mississippi
• Severe storms possible Saturday afternoon and evening in northern Mississippi
• Man hit, killed while pushing wheelchair
• Meyers stresses unity during inauguration
• Accused shooter defended by mom
• Bill requiring appointment of school chiefs may die
• Relocation of historic Spain House all that's necessary, Tupelo told
• 23 arrested in drug probe
• Guilty plea expected in killing
• Bryant names picks for state College Board
• Jerry Lee Lewis weds for 7th time
• Sentencing set for fraud defendant
• Neighborhood Block Watch: Guns or no guns?
• Scattered rain and storms to impact state into the weekend
• Neighborhood Block Watch: Guns or no guns?
• Jealous calls on nation to keep up pressure on Florida
• Cooper-Stokes to propose 1st ordinance and order
• Christ Missionary & Industrial School
• Jackson Advocate Woman of the Year: Mrs. Ineva May-Pittman
• 7th Annual Veterans of Mississippi Civil Right Conference:
• Baptists meet in Natchez
• Tisdale’s Topics:The James Lynch plan
• Preparing a classic club sandwich
• Savor the taste of cheese rolls tonight
• Code of silence hinders JSU probe
• House flips on worker comp
• Young blood in state government: Doors open for hard-workers
• City's mall move stalls again
• Immigration bill would cause fear, hostility, clergy say
• Death row transfer bill runs into snag
• Federal judge approves deal in youth prison suit
• Davis, Erby confirmed by Senate for Miss. posts
• Debate expected on charter schools delayed again
• Bryant not budging on immigration
• Cousin facing murder charge in JSU student's death
• Rally held after pardon regulations not added to corrections bill
• Charter schools debate ongoing
• Growing blackberries a passion of retired TVA watershed expert
• JPS targets top-heavy office
• Autopsy: Student at MSU shot twice
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• Dozens of record high temperatures set in Mississippi as abnormal heat continues
• Boot camp competitors put up big numbers
• Plaintiff seeking Vicksburg mayor's phone records
• Rankin County Teens’ Hate Spree Punished
• [Dish]  Raise Your Voice
• Fondren Plans Back on the Table
• [Media Eye]  Farewell to a Newspaperwoman
• Kin: Victim's pal had gun
• House backs tax break to lure doctors
• 3rd MSU slaying suspect arrested
• Mississippi Briefs
• Stem cells for ailing dogs
• Bribe? No, say Scruggs players
• AARP seeking $16M budget increase for home-based health care services
• Gov. revises his budget
• Memories of killed sorority sisters still linger
• 'Vote Travel' advocacy group stops in Jackson
• Mississippi nearing most dangerous, violent month for tornadoes in April
• Above normal spring warmth, dry weather through Wednesday across Mississippi
• 2 arrested in MSU dormitory shooting
• Lack of witness cited in tent city homicide
• Jackson to begin sewer projects
• Slain JSU student mourned as brother, friend at vigil
• Mississippi Briefs
• 5th Circuit upholds dismissal of Edmonds' lawsuit
• New chief named for Tishomingo schools
• Lott repeats testimony DeLaughter not considered for judgeship
• $1 million bonds revoked in Madison carjacking
• Lawmakers OK nonresident tuition waiver
• Tisdale’s Topics:Mistaken Identity
• Dr. Chapman speaks to community leaders on pressing health issues
• SMHART to empower women and girls against HIV/AIDS
• MS 12-member delegation to attend NCBCP Power Summit in Washington, D.C.
• YDMS Convention
• Retirement Celebration
• Hinds CC student receives scholarship
• Hinds CC Phi Theta Kappa honorees receive 3E Award
• Hinds CC Phi Theta Kappa honorees receive 3E Award
• Garlic cream sauce
• JSU freshman slain at party
• 3 sought in shooting inside dorm at MSU
• Hearing set for city supervisor
• GOP: Repeal health care law
• Sex ed instruction may not differ much
• Mayor's campaign fund paid for counseling, car
• High court affirms wind, water ruling
• WEEK IN REVIEW
• Castle doctrine far from being cut, dry
• Multiple rivers in central and southern Mississippi remain under flood warnings
• Zippity Doo Dah, y'all: Events benefit children's hospital
• Jackson case textbook example of 'thrill hate crime,' expert says
• Jobs of the future: 4 of top 20 growth fields in health care
• Big rate hike on interest coming?
• Judge weighs juvenile detention deal
• 3 charged in carjacking of elderly man head to court Monday
• Former judge files motion to get out of subpoena in Scruggs hearing
• THE BUZZ
• Court backs state in debris case
• 22 tornadoes confirmed across Louisiana and Mississippi from this week's storms
• Friends: He never picked a fight
• Ex-coach's son headed to prison
• Suit filed by MLK estate tossed
• 'Good future scientists'
• Rodgers Festival attracts big names
• Senate OKs floodplain bill
• Rankin supervisors to test nighttime meetings
• 4 judges step aside from vote challenge
• School not liable for rapes
• $3.72M award vs. bank voided
• Rainfall amounts in excess of 10 inches drench parts of Mississippi
• Rust College A’Capella Choir
• Teaching young girls how to be young ladies
• Hinds CC PTK honoree named to All Mississippi Academic Team
• The National Bar Association accepting applications for the 2012 advocacy competition
• McTeer, Bruno team up for healthy choices
• DEMs offer level funding without a 2013 tax hike
• Marvin Sapp’s 9th solo project “I win” in stores April 3
• Tyrese, doing it his way
• Hinds CC nursing, allied health students host health fair
• Heart-healthy behaviors may lengthen your life
• 3 plead guilty in hate crime
• More funding proposed for public schools in separate plans
• Impression left by cabbies questioned
• Severe weather damage still being added up
• Mississippi executes killer
• 'Plotting the Path to Success for Black Males' focus of free forum
• Barges break loose, striking U.S. 80 bridge
• 3 Texas men jailed in I-20 drug bust
• AG seeks review of ruling on pardons
• Cocoon project model of community spirit
• Severe storms, poss. tornadoes and flooding wreak havoc in Mississippi; 1 dead
• Tree falling on home kills one; widespread damage reported
• Police say escapee may have had help
• Mississippi Briefs
• Bills passed, but budget 'still a work in progress'
• Bates finally certified as winner of Canton's alderman race
• Teen pleads guilty in fatal hate crime
• Inmate asks high court for execution stay
• Feds: Young inmates abused
• Future of Tupelo's historic Spain House still undecided
• Retiree's love of theater no act
• Despite More Revenue, Budget Fight Looms
• [Dish] Rebuilding His Party
• 1822 Square (Almost) Ready to Break Ground
• Possible tornado damage reported in Mississippi; tornado watch expanded
• Miss. executes man for '95 slaying
• Tornado watch for southwest Mississippi; heavy rain likely, flooding possible
• Richland escapee recaptured in Ethel
• High court asked to stop execution
• Flowood lawyer returns to jail
• 5 at USM punished for chant at game
• JPS board trims superintendent list
• Council breaks impasse, agrees to pay city's bills
• Skylar Laine continues 'Idol' run tonight
• Math teacher has a way with words
• Revenue rise may ease cuts
• Heavy rain event, flooding possible across parts of Mississippi on Wednesday
• Heavy rain event, flooding possible across parts of Mississippi on Wednesday
• Tisdale’s Topics:The Judas Touch!
• Simpson County NAACP salutes community activists
• Charles W. Tisdale Public Library continues to educate patrons
• Penguin Restaurant has a winning combo just for you!
• Yvette Nicole Brown
• Disparity study underway at Jackson airport
• Black love celebrated at St. John in Magee
• Congressman Bennie G. Thompson and Coach W.C. Gorden
• Mississippi Senate Pages
• Late spring, early summer-like warmth to continue across Mississippi
• Fortification Street Bids Coming
• Personhood Wants Another Vote
• Pardongate Draws to a Close
• Wedge Issues Bring Heated Debates
• [Media Eye] Charging for Inexperience
• More isolated strong, severe storms possible as spring warmth takes hold
• Tornado Watch issued for parts of western Mississippi through early Monday
• Remember to spring forward Sunday morning, change batteries in smoke detectors
• Up to 100 mph winds straight-lined Tallahatchie and Yalobusha counties, Miss.
• Widespread heavy rain drenches Mississippi; more than 2 inches in Jackson
• Significant wind damage reported across several north Mississippi counties
• Minority contractors give back in a big way
• Read Across America Day.
• Dr. Dollye M.E. Robinson receives Dean Emeritus status
• LaRita Cooper-Stokes’ first address as Jackson’s Ward 3 councilwoman
• Andreas Moffett understands the benefits of good work ethics
• Local college scholarships move into the fast lane with Lanier High car tag drive
• Inaugural Her2 confab sold out!
• US Airways steps in to keep JAN-DCA connection
• Jackson Advocate endorses Congressman Bennie Thompson
• ASU women’s basketball squad battles on to be a force in SWAC
• Storms, heavy rain to drench parts of Mississippi over next several days
• Second tornado confirmed from Friday's outbreak in southern Mississippi
• The Legislature: Week 9
• New School Planned for West Jackson
• Reforms Coming to Henley-Young
• On the Primary Ballots
• Hurricane Saffir-Simpson scale changes announced; more advanced forecasts soon
• Straight-line winds, not tornado caused damage in northeast Mississippi
• Tisdale’s Topics R.E.S.P.E.C.T.
• MLK Essay,Poetry,Oratory and Art Program
• 100 Black Men of Jackson youth group enjoy delta voyage to B.B. King Museum
• Jackson 2000 honor Owen Brooks, Phil Reed at annual Friendship Ball
• National Women’s Political Caucus endorses Mcteer for MS 2nd District
• Tenacity of Rev. Robert L.T. Smith and Merrill Winston Lindsey heralded
• How to survive spring allergy season
• AMA Foundation honors physicians with Excellence in Medicine Awards
• ‘PayDay and Zero’ Reality Fair
• City of Jackson’s Clean Team and Keep Jackson Beautiful
• At least 1 tornado confirmed in Mississippi near Hattiesburg
• Possible tornadoes, storms leave damage in Mississippi
• Theme: Empowering the Next Generation: Passing It On To Carry It On”
• MARCH 5th QUALIFYING DEADLINE TO RUN FOR DELEGATE TO THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
• Major severe weather/tornado outbreak possible in Mississippi
• Seasonal foods for the month of March
• Bennie Thompson
• Remember, Lest We Forget
• Remember, Lest We Forget
• The untold story of African American history
• Mississippi legislature considers charter schools
• Pushing the Beer Limit
• Friendship Ball Honors Brooks and Reed
• Power to the People
• Charter Schools Likely Coming
• Tornado and severe thunderstorm watches in effect in Mississippi
• Larita Cooper-Stokes wins Council seat for Ward 3
• Tornado outbreak produces damage across 6 states; At least 9 dead, 100+ injured
• A Thousand Words
• How do I get that off my pots and pans?
• Women ministers join forces to build stronger communities
• Ethics and the imperative to lead
• Sheriff Tyrone Lewis is sticking to his campaign promises
• JPS teachers honored at Greater Jackson teacher recognition luncheon
• Virginia Robinson meets Governor Phil Bryant
• Informing is Minority  Business Network’s speciality
• Anti-immigrant Mississippi, a threat to everyone
• Black girls do rock, and here’s two to prove it!
• Beta Delta Omega Chapter of AKA recognizes February 19-26 as Black America Saves Week
• Beyond Swastika and Jim Crow exhibition comes to Tougaloo
• Active spring-like week of storms in store for Mississippi
• The Spirit of Hollywood
• Tour for Diversity in Medicine meets goal to attract minorities
• Tisdale’s Topics:No vision
• Local AKA chapters observe Founders’ Day
• New Book Covers Brief History of Gospel Music Ministry in America — “Make A Joyful Noise!” By Kathryn Baker Kemp
• President Obama Helps Break Ground on Smithsonian Black History Museum
• Wind gusts up to 40 mph likely as cold front approaches Mississippi
• Unusually warm spell to end with rain, storms late Thursday across Mississippi
• Jackson MDOT to Take Back Roads
• Rebels Without a Pause
• Books-a-Zero
• Canadian bacon toasted breakfast muffin sandwiches
• Learn how simple it is to roast sweet bell peppers
• February 1971 outbreak spawns deadliest, violent tornadoes across Mississippi
• Rivers exceed flood stage in south Mississippi; streets flood in Harrison County
• Heavy rainfall totals reach nearly 4 inches in south Mississippi (February 18)
• Flooding, minor damage across parts of Mississippi; teen shocked by lightning
• Mississippi Gulf Coast under tornado watch
• Torrential rains, flooding likely across central and south Mississippi
• February 2012 likely to enter top 10 wettest in Jackson; more heavy rain ahead
• Celebrity Profiles By Sandra Varner
• Hip Hop is more than music!
• Fighting the Flu……..One Community at a Time(update)
• Lackey to deliver MVSU Black History keynote address
• Fly Away
• Christian Sitters are on the move for the Lord
• Forward Lookers Federated Club celebrates 26th Heritage Luncheon
• Mississippi Museum of Natural Science Foundation receives $5,000 grant
• Zippity Doo Dah returns
• IRS inveils new app and IRS2Go tax help by videos
• [Week in Jacktown]  February 8 - 14, 2012
• Pardongate: Continuum
• Bring the Noise
• Personhood Redux
• [Dish]  More than Factories
• [Media Eye]  Truth Troops
• No Miracle Cure
• Filmmaker Julie Dash to direct “One Woman’s Army” on African American women in combat circa World War II
• Heavy rain, strong to severe storms possible by late Wednesday
• Exhibition - Curious George Saves the Day: The Art of Margret and H. A. Rey
• Statewide Mississippi tornado drill Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. CST
• Spotter training classes setup around Mississippi ahead of severe weather season
• Kayne West wins 4 at this year’s Grammy’s
• Bolton and surrounding communities help Pastor Chauncy Jordan feel right at home
• Singer Whitney Houston passes at 48
• Severe Weather Awareness Week: Mississippi prepares for spring severe weather
• Winter Weather Advisory for extreme north Mississippi; sleet, snow accumulations
• Arctic air mass freezes Mississippi with temps as low as 13 degrees
• Ryan Renolds and Denzel Washington star in ‘Safe House’
• MS Youth Hip Hop Summit
• Arctic cold to blast Mississippi over weekend; wintry weather possible Monday
• 142nd birthday of the National Weather Service
• CNN Suspends Roland Martin For “Offensive” Twitter Comments
• Regions ‘Ride to Success’ gets high marks
• Tisdale’s Topics: Rats
• New Horizon helps USM student soar!
• Unemployment Down Again
• GMC TV Presents National Telecast of the 27th Annual Stellar Gospel Music Awards
• U.S. experiences 4th warmest January on record; Mississippi 14th warmest
• First-Ever National Pretty Brown Girl Day To Be Recognized on February 25th
• New Author Nominated For NAACP Image Award For Book on Grief
• February 7th Is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
• Maya Angelou Hosting Black History Month Special
• Mississippi among 9 states to participate in earthquake drill Tuesday
• Rivers rise significantly after several inches of rain soak parts of Mississippi
• Dwayne Johnson gets physical, this time around, an island paradise
• Flash Flood Watch for parts of southwest, central Mississippi
• Winona and Mississippi residents concerned over egg recall plus 33 other states
• Storms spawn confirmed tornado in Monroe County; more storms ahead
• Man Beaten & Robbed
• Groundhogs overwhelmingly say early spring over Punxsutawney Phil prediction
• Groundhogs overwhelmingly say early spring over Punxsutawney Phil prediction
• Bryant: Can’t Do Nothin’ For Ya, Man
• im Hill and JSU grad leaves mark on more than one community
• Children learn bicycle safety, importance of physical activity
• Salt & Pepper Men’s Club marks 23rd Annual Heritage Celebration
• Patti Labelle to perform live at Pearl River Resort
• The Sounds of Blackness receives two NAACP Image Awards nominations
• MHS in the audience at State of the Union Address
• Hinds CC nursing, allied health students host fair
• Students went ‘Bach to the Future’
• “Success Night” at Provine a real success
• Governor’s Job Fair Network to connect veterans with jobs
• Thunderstorms cause wind damage in at least 11 Mississippi counties; 1 killed
• Arena Back on the Table
• Sh*t Anonymous Bloggers Say
• Recession Hurt Some More Than Others
• Plunge Forward
• The Week in Business
• Severe thunderstorm watch for north Mississippi for hail, damaging winds
• Severe thunderstorm watch for north Mississippi for hail, damaging winds
• ‘The Help’ takes three SAG awards
• 12 states, more than 70 tornadoes confirmed; 3rd most tornado-active January
• Comedian Kevin Hart to perform at the Thalia Mara Hall
• Digital Divide in Mississippi Splits Along Racial Lines, Report Finds
• Mike Tyson to be inducted into WWE Hall of Fame
• Seasonal foods for the month of February
• Camilla Williams, Black Opera Pioneer, Dies At 92
• Earthquake Awareness Week proclaimed in Mississippi
• Warmer than normal temps to continue through this week; increasing rain chances
• Record rains, flooding hit parts of Mississippi on Thursday
• Haley Barbour pardons: My perspective
• Tornadoes confirmed from storms over last 2 days in Copiah, Pearl River counties
• No-Cholesterol Cooking and Nutrition Class
• The Art Garden at the Mississippi Museum of Art
• MS State Conference NAACP Legislative Town Hall Meetings
• Dismantling Racism
• Zero Tolerance Teen Summit surpasses expectations
• Birth defects prevention is the goal of Jackson Medical Mall tenants
• ‘The beginning of forever’
• “Leadership: Making Connections and Supporting Each Other.”
• Lady Bulldogs upset #15 Xavier University
• Bulldogs knock off #19 Xavier to grab first place in conference
• Risk for tornadoes, flash flooding across southeast Mississippi Thursday morning
• Shut ‘Em Down
• Portions of western Mississippi placed under tornado watch
• Nominated for Academy Awards, Davis and Spencer could walk away with coveted golden statue
• Second tornado confirmed; more storms, possibly severe on the way
• Eric Jerome Dickey to release new book-An Accidential Affair
• Obama’s State of the Union Address tonight to focus on Economy
• Bakewell’s digital legacy
• Councilman Lumumba tours new Corps Community Center
• Stephanie Parker-Weaver receives 2011 Juanita Sims Doty Day of Service Award
• HCC retirees honored with emeritus status
• ‘The Help’ nominated for 3 Oscars
• Dorothy Norwood to receive the Ambassador Dr. Bobby Jones Legends Award in Nashville
• Dr. Mark G. Hardy appointed Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Jackson State University
• Daniel Curtis Lee Mississippi’s newest triple threat
• At least one tornado causes extensive damage, one injury in Mississippi
• South Africa Shows Joy and Sadness As Nelson Mandela’s Party Turns 100
• OBAP Member Named First African American Chief Pilot at United Airlines
• First African American Woman, Rosalind Brewer, Named CEO of Sam’s Club
• New tornado watch expanded across much of Mississippi into Monday morning
• PDS tornado watch issued for NW Mississippi; EF-2 or stronger tornadoes likely
• Significant severe weather, tornado outbreak likely; strong tornadoes possible
• New tornado watch posted for parts of eastern Mississippi
• Isolated severe storms early Saturday; more significant risk by Sunday night
• Support Red Tails!!!! Trailer
• Singer Etta James passes at 73
• Celebrity Cover-Up Scandal Over Young Designer’s New Book
• Redeemed
• Brian Courtney Wilson releases new CD
• Malaco signs Lexi
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Canton, Mississippi January 16, 2011
• Former Mississippi Governor and his former Chief of Staff hired for new jobs
• Subway has a great deal just for you!
• JSU to offer free income tax return preparation
• MLK Literary Contest
• 24th wedding anniversary
• Rev. Todd celebrates 29 years of service
• Making Room for Anthony Mackie
• No Means No
• Business Bookshelf
• Mississippi's first tornado of 2012 confirmed from Tuesday's storms
• City of Jackson Employee Recognition Program
• Free admission to all national parks from January 14-16
• Dr. A. Wallace Conerly, former vice chancellor of health affairs at UMMC, succumbs at age 76
• A new year and HOPE is here!
• Governor Phil Bryant appoints directors at state agencies
• Bishop Sheard gathering the saints at high noon at Liberal Trinity COGIC
• Evangelist Dr. Lena S. Tyler’s first sermon
• College Sporting News adds Rollins to the “Fabulous Fifty
• JSU’s Fuller to serve on NCAA Division I HBCU Academic Advisory Group
• One of the nation’s largest MLK, Jr. marches welcomes his son and Ilyasah Shabazz
• Few strong to severe storms possible by Tuesday afternoon; much colder Wednesday
• Cold snap retreats after freezing temperatures as low as 19 degrees
• Mississippi: Not That Bad
• Arctic cold front blowing through Mississippi; hard freeze expected
• City to Settle Willis Case
• First Week Light on Substance
• [Tech Talk]  Kindle Fire: Better Than Its Reviews
• Evernote: Remember Stuff Everywhere
• Two Icons Come Together in JOYFUL NOISE Dolly Parton and Queen Latifah pair well
• NWS confirms first tornadoes of 2012 in southeast Texas, Houston area
• Most of Mississippi under severe weather threat; isolated tornadoes possible
• Widespread dense fog prompts advisory across Mississippi
• Mississippi's first severe weather warnings of year lead to wind damage, hail
• Chances of rain, storms to continue through Tuesday
• Mississippi emergency operations center renamed after Governor Haley Barbour
• Tisdale’s Topics: Changing Colors
• Hinds County elected officials ready to serve (gallery)
• Hinds County elected officials ready to serve
• MS Democrats to conduct precinct caucuses on Feb 18
• Creative Arts Workshop to help cancer patients
• Bennie G. Thompson announces $373,750.00 award to medical center
• West Alabama residents ring in 2012 with Emancipation Day celebration
• Students give back to the community
• Historian looks at civil rights martyr
• [Week In Jacktown] December 28, 2011 - January 3, 2012
• Chief, I Crushed the Car
• [Media Eye]  Not Your Ordinary Cable Network
• A Wish List for DV Legislation
• Of Mergers and MAEP
• Party of Lincoln?
• Lessons from the Past
• Juvenile Justice: What’s Needed
• Childish Gambino’s ‘Camp’ an impressive debut
• Winter off to its warmest start in several years across Mississippi
• Jazz Musician Sam Rivers Dies At 88
• FEMA Asking Hurricane Katrina Victims To Give Back Money
• Mariah Carey says Nick Cannon has kidney failure
• Michele Bachmann quits presidential race following poor showing in Iowa
• Judge: Black church rightful owner of KKK store
• I!CAN and the Juanita Sims Doty Foundation Annual Report
• Hornets ready for Reinhardt, Lewis looks for 100th win
• Jason Taylor set to play his final game as a Dolphin
• ASU’s new SWA
• JSU grad named head football coach at Texas Southern
• Lady Drivers Golf Club play at historic golf course
• City of Jackson names new director of planning and development
• The Mississippi Unity Caucus: The First Year
• Historic tornadoes, floods mark top weather stories of 2011 in Mississippi
• Seasonal foods for the month of January
• Mississippi counties struck up to 6 times by tornadoes in 2011; 32 killed
• Drill, Haley, Drill
• Lies and Damned Lies
• Statewide Pre-K Faces Setback
• [Media Eye]  Shields Up
• Most Intriguing Jacksonians 2011
• Mississippi drying out after nearly 6 inches of rainfall over past week
• Greater Fairview M.B. Church Prayer Warriors and Seniors Ministry Luncheon
• Woodville Hospitality Station now open on HWY 61
• Purple Knights’ Toy Drive
• Creating for the sheer love of art
• Christmas Musical at Farish Street
• Chastain Middle School gifted students get etiquette lesson: “Penguin Style”
• Phi Theta Kappa inducts new members
• Flooding rains likely across parts of Mississippi
• Flooding rains likely across parts of Mississippi
• Only 30% of the U.S. experiences white Christmas; lowest in 5 years
• Wet, not white Christmas across Mississippi; 2-5 inches of rainfall likely
• Last minute Christmas gift idea that could save lives
• Metro Jackson Alcorn Alumni Chapter visits Community Place Nursing Home
• Stepping at UMMC
• Fairfield M.B. Church Prayer Warriors and Seniors Ministry Luncheon
• Mississippi Corrections Director Christopher Epps wins award as Outstanding Corrections Commissioner in the Nation
• Dress for Success recognized
• Ringing in the holidays City of Jackson style!
• Piney Woods School goes to China
• Tougaloo College honored
• Vicksburg resident Kimberly Rhodman named SPRY’s “Most Inspiring Teacher” for 2011
• Fresh Start Christian Church shares reason for the season
• Barbour’s 2013 Budget At a Glance
• New tornado watch issued for southeast Mississippi
• Parts of Mississippi placed under flood and tornado watches
• Drenching rains, possible severe weather ushers in winter in Mississippi
• Local Fights Back
• Elephant in the Hotel Room
• Winter becomes official tonight; longer days ahead
• First December tornado of the year hits Louisiana hospital
• Barbour Touts Skills Training
• Fighting the Flu……One Community at A Time
• Sherlock Holmes II – better, stronger, funnier!
• Increasing threat for severe weather on Tuesday across Mississippi
• FIGHTING THE FLU … ONE COMMUNITY AT A TIME(Gallery)
• Rising Mississippi River to crest by early next week
• After Heisman Trophy Win, Robert Griffin III Seems Primed To Jump To NFL
• Jay-Z Course Offered At Georgetown University
• Tiger Woods Is Back; Wins First Tournament In Two Years
• Lovett Elementary teacher receives $25,000 surprise
• Alcorn president honored at Penn State University
• Melody Fisher, Humanities Teacher Award recipient
• Mississippi Civil Rights Museum Revolution Jackson
• Mississippi Civil Rights Museum
• Elevation of Reverend Raymon T. Carter, to Bishop.
• Third Annual Senior Christmas Gala
• Rainy weather takes hold through Friday; cooler temps to follow
• [Week In Jacktown]  December 7 - 13, 2001
• Angel of the Court
• Smokin’ the Polls
• How to Win (or Lose) an Election
• Another Landfill?
• Mississippi basking in unseasonable warmth; rainy weather to close out the week
• More dense fog overnight into Wednesday morning across parts of Mississippi
• Dense fog to blanket Central and parts of South Mississippi Tuesday morning
• State’s black leadership meets to examine future
• Entrepreneurs honored in D.C.
• Mission Mississippi hosts 18th Annual Racial Reconciliation Awards Banquet
• All that glitters ain’t gold
• Oprah Winfrey and Tyler Perry Join in Support of Red Tails
• New Year’s Eve boasts a bounty of stars
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in Mississippi
• The Penguin rises again
• St. John M.B. Church is spreading the word about preparing for the flu season
• 99% Versus 1%
• Congrats to IMS Engineers
• George Elem. boys receive motivation from dads and male role models
• Jackson Leadership Initiative Program graduates third class
• City council applauds JSU golf program, coach Eddie Payton
• Jackson State extends Coach Comegy’s contract
• Make a wall reflect your personality for under $50!
• Rogers on tap for jazz hall of fame honor
• One Fork at a Time
• Black Farmers: Getting Their Due?
• Honey, I Shrunk My City!
• Rain to end as snow across parts of Mississippi; Winter Weather Advisory issued
• Deadliest December tornado on record strikes Mississippi 58-years ago today
• Flood advisory issued along rising Mississippi River through mid-December
• Heavy rain and flooding possible across North Mississippi
• Burger King free fries Day in December and no purchase is necessary
• New hires at Pearl River
• Friends for life!
• National Influenza Vaccination Week
• Local authors paths cross at alheizmer conference
• ASU officially dedicates Markham Football Complex
• JSU professors know their stuff!
• Ruben Studdard prescribes meds for the soul
• Delta State University announces the 2011 Most Beautiful Pageant winners
• Mississippi Arts Commission to host a series of grant writing workshops
• JATRAN receives top honors from MS Public Transit Association
• Coldest temperatures in 10 months usher meteorological winter in Mississippi
• Seasonal foods for the month of December
• Mississippi snow recap; statewide freeze for second night in a row
• Mississippi snow recap; statewide freeze for second night in a row
• Oil Spill Czar Being Slick?
• Part-time Occupation
• UMMC Hosts Children’s Health Study
• 2011 Atlantic hurricane season ends as third most active
• 2011 Atlantic hurricane season ends as third most active
• Sandra Varner’s Celebrity Profiles
• Wingfield’s Bounce: A Case Study
• Jingle Bell Jog
• Tribute In Memory of Ruth Hand Wilson
• What does Thanksgiving mean?
• State’s attorneys attend Magnolia Bar CLE Seminar
• JSU has early Thanksgiving dinner
• Super Sunday Breakfast held at St. John M.B. Church
• NAACP mourns the loss of activist and educator Arthur Johnson
• The Muppets are back!
• Patti LaBelle in concert at Orpheum Theatre
• JSU hosts international activities at CPS
• Youth waterfowl hunting and education camp announced
• CHICAGO STYLE STEPPIN' LESSONS
• Winter Storm Warning for Northeast Mississippi as rare November snow unfolds
• Several inches of snow poss. in North Mississippi; winter storm watch, advisory
• Holiday weekend ends wet and much colder; snow in forecast for North Mississippi
• Hinds Wants Blank Check
• Occupy Jackson Permit Under Scrutiny
• [Media Eyes]  Occupy Local
• What’s Next for Voter ID?
• The Cycle of Hate
• Parts of East Mississippi under tornado watch; wind damage reported
• The Nutcracker at Thalia Mara Hall
• “Surviving the Holidays, Family Relationships”
• Tree Lighting Ceremony and Holiday Parade
• 55th Church Anniversary
• Homecoming/Family Day
• The 3rd Annual Frank E. Melton, Sr., Thanksgiving Dinner
• J. Edgar
• The Immortals
• Common keeps ‘em coming!
• Mississippi Opera opens with ‘Madama Butterfly’
• More strong to severe storms set to hit Mississippi on Tuesday
• Tips for cooking an awesome turkey
• Emergency declared in four Mississippi counties hit by tornadoes
• Three tornadoes confirmed in southeast Mississippi; two long-tracked
• State Wants NCLB Relief
• Lots of Mouths to Feed
• Dems Lick Wounds, Prep for Battle
• Possible tornadoes rip across southeast Mississippi; at least 15 injured
• The Muppets are back!
• Tisdale’s Topics:Traitors all!
• RESOLUTIONS
• New tornado watch issued for southeast and portions of eastern Mississippi
• Tornado Watch issued for southwestern Mississippi
• Severe weather threat expands across Central and Southern Mississippi
• Strong to severe storm threat increasing Tuesday across parts of Mississippi
• Warm surge after cold snap; rain and storms by late Monday
• Freezing warning across much of Mississippi Friday morning
• CANTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS:CSAS Vocabulary Parade
• Mississippi Heritage Trust selected for Belhaven Project
• NAACP chairman meets with Obama to support American Jobs ACT
• MJBWLA celebrate appointment of Judge Ermea ‘EJ’ Russell
• New McRaven Hill commemorates Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• The state’s oldest chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha welcomes 33rd president, Herman “Skip” Mason
• CBC presents ‘Spirit of Healthy Living
• Butterflies By Grace showers the community
• “Bras for Breast Cancer” fundraiser a success!
• Hardy girls rule the net!
• The Power of a Single Vote - Jackson Election Information and Polling Places
• Science teachers explore new ways of developing future scientists
• MS Off Road Adventures
• Adams and Reese selected for the 2011 Corporate Counsel Women of Color Diversity Award of Excellence
• Forum to take look at poverty in state
• HBO Sports heads South of the border
• Bobby Rush releases new cd “Show You A Good Time”
• National Children’s Study to host a ribbon cutting
• Mississippi Homecare of Jackson recognized as “Homecare Elite” in 2011
• ASU men’s basketball picked to win SWAC title; White, Butler named preseason All-SWAC
• Bush named SWAC preseason player of the year, Tigers picked third
• Freezing temperatures experienced statewide; warmer days ahead
• Cold air mass plunges temps 15 to 20 degrees below normals across Mississippi
• Nationally Acclaimed Artist; Artisan share locan venue.
• Millions world over observe King Memorial dedication
• ASU prexy receives 2011 Excellence in Education Award from Penn State
• Lexia reading software being used in growing number of our schools
• THE LOOK OF BELIEF !!!
• Farish: Must ‘Make a Profit’
• Convention Hotel: Linchpin or Boondoggle?
• [Media Eye]  Undocumented v. Illegal
• Mississippi statewide tornado drill to be conducted Wednesday morning
• Northern Lights glow as far south as Arkansas, Mississippi and Alabama
• Rina quickly strengthens into a hurricane in Caribbean; forecast to become major
• 2 tabbed for Lanier honors
• Wasserman Shultz rallies for DuPree
• Dr. Rose E. McCoy was spirit behind Farish Street renewal project
• 102 and simply beautiful!
• Countdown to Advocate’s diamond anniversary begins!
• Women for Progress strengthens force to empower black women
• Sykes Project FIT America Playground Opening
• Akesia Cloud awarded scholarship
• ASU President Brown not yet ready to return the Soul Bowl
• Lanier student Amber Davis earns Legion of Valor Bronze Cross
• Mississippi sets Tornado Awareness Week ahead of secondary severe weather season
• Season's coldest air mass so far sets off Freeze Warning, Frost Advisory
• Happy 50th Anniversary
• PRAYER OF THANKSGIVING
• VA chaplain receives Distinguished Service Award
• Association of Black Cardiologists to host fundraising event in DC
• Obstetrician/Gynecologist Kesha M. Flantroy, MD joins CMMC’s medical staff
• Nominations now being accepted for Mississippi’s Poet Laureate
• Mississippi Jazz Foundation to present ‘Night of Musical Artistry’
• SOS Band to perform for Tougaloo’s UNCF Mayor’s Masked Ball
• National School Lunch Week
• JSU to host 2011 Women of Color Entrepreneurs Conference
• Doing it For Jackson
• Bryant, DuPree Play Nice
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for Mississippi MS
• Strong front to drop temperatures well below normal across Mississippi
• Weather helps Mississippi State Fair set 2nd consecutive attendance record
• Chicken or steak pot pie is an American classic
• Saucy suggestions to savor salsa
• Hamer forum pays tribute to Tougaloo 9
• 4 distinguished Americans leave indelible mark on society
• A salute to racial harmony
• The new kid on the block!
• Rebirth ‘shindig’ another blast!!!
• Tisdale’s Topics:A fool and our money
• “Good News”
• Central celebrates children
• Westhaven Memorial Funeral Home has made it official!
• Activists work to get voters ready for Nov. 8
• Find Mississippi Corn Mazes - Get lost in a Mississippi haunted Halloween corn maze this season!
• Safe Social Networking
• Tougaloo Community  Garden Fall Festival 2011
• Mother Lucy Mae Cooper remembered as vibrant businesswoman, homemaker
• Greeks-In-Unity
• EKK Member Named Omega Man of the Year
• EKK named Chapter of the Year by Omega Psi Phi
• Crisler questions timing of MDOT project on I-55
• Thomas Woodruff is one reason the Jackson VA is tops in its field
• Staples’ family honored with Mississippi Blues Trail Marker
• Thanks to all those who made the 2011 Hawkins Air Show A Huge Success
• Chance for rain on Wednesday before extended dry weather pattern resumes
• Check presentation
• Kimberly’s not a singer, but she’s a ‘smash’ hit in her native state
• CBC Legislative Weekend highlights
• City of Atlanta honors TV pioneer Xernona Clayton
• The JPS Administration Enochs and JPS School Wellness Walk Blood Drive
• The Golf-a-Thon
• The Mississippi Department of Employment Security’s WIN Center Mobile Job Unit
• “Order My Steps”
• Humanities Speaks
• Happy 101st Birthday
• Minimal hurricane threat to Mississippi as season winds down
• Pasta lovers quick and easy rolled lasagna
• Crisp Italian garlic basil bread
• In the Spotlight
• TWIN CITY
• Members of Greater Mt. Bethel Church join forces with Barr Elementary School
• Aussie duo takes close look at Vincent McGee, Richard Barrett deadly encounter
• Beta Delta Omega Chapter of AKA Sorority and BankPlus give away gas, grocery cards at FREE financial forum
• The Emmett Till Historical Intrepid Center
• Jackson attractions and festival take top prizes at 2011 MS Governor’s Conference on Tourism
• Nearly all of Mississippi drought-free for the first time in over a year
• Get chunky chocolate flavored oat cookies
• National School Lunch Week (October 10-14)
• A special salute to Esther Katherine Hill McMullin
• UMHC administrator named a 2011 “Up and Comer” in National Health Car
• UMMC performs first pediatric heart transplant in eight years
• McNair Scholars Program seeks applicants
• MSU awarded one of 30 Department of Education Transition to Teaching grants
• Jackson Leadership Initiative Program welcomes third class of college students
• Lady Bulldogs make history, wins first ever conference match
• Todd calls for more governmental support for minority businesses
• Dedmon faces capital murder trial January 9
• Civil rights leader the Rev. Shuttlesworth dies
• Growing Green Jobs
• Questions Dog Convention Hotel Deal
• Ramirez Missing Two Years
• Crunchy sesame baked chicken tenders
• 2011 on the verge of setting new record for tornadoes in Mississippi
• Storm spotter classes set around Mississippi ahead of Fall Severe Weather Season
• Linguini with clam sauce for a quick and easy dinner
• Pleasing pesto adds more vegetables to dinner dishes
• Highlights of Jackson State vs Texas Southern Game
• Hall Of Fame To Honor Aretha Franklin
• Furious Franchise’s Fifth Installment Arrives on DVD
• Sandra Varner’s Celebrity Profiles
• Frost Advisory issued for parts of Northeast Mississippi early Monday morning
• A taste of New England in a maple syrup dessert cake
• September closed out as second wettest ever in Jackson
• Seasonal foods for the month of October
• Coolest air mass of season so far invades Mississippi; lows to dive into the 40s
• Third tornado confirmed in Mississippi Delta from Sunday's storms
• Dedmon arraignment set for Friday
• From goals to goats!
• Black and Blue Civil War celebration Oct. 1 in Natchez
• JATRAN changes take effect Monday
• Thompson says no to closing 30 post offices in 2nd district
• ‘One Day It Will All Make Sense’ is a soulful, inspiring read
• Why African Americans should vote “Yes” on 26
• New to the book shelf The Basics of Project Evaluation and Lessons Learned
• Willis to speak at financial seminar
• The Mississippi Witness Project
• Dense Fog Advisory in effect across Central and portions of Southern Mississippi
• Income Down; Poverty Up
• More than 40 storm shelters setup near Smithville school following EF-5 tornado
• Dr. Constance Baldwin Obituary
• 2011 Women of Distinction
• “An Evening in the Garden,”
• Operation Shoestring invites everyone to “A Conversation About Community”
• Generation-“TEXT”: Your Kids On Technology,
• Obama To Congressional Black Caucus: “March With Me”
• Spike Lee to visit JSU – Sept. 27
• Morgan Freeman brings levity to DOLPHIN TALE
• Call to commemorate 16th anniversary of Million Man March
• Civil Rights Museum boosters: Last ditch try to locate Civil Rights Museum on Farish St. shot down
• Confirmed long-tracked EF-1 tornado tore through Mississippi town of Cleveland
• Bridget D. Archer elected Imperial Outside Spy
• Casualties of hate – remembering Birmingham Sunday
• Potential for additional severe weather, heavy rainfall in Central Mississippi
• September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month
• Bone cancer specialist joins UMMC
• JIM HILL CELEBRATES 50TH CLASS REUNION WITH A SPECTACULAR BLAST!
• Monday, Sept. 26 Parent/Teacher Conference Day
• Epsilon Kappa Kappa donates uniforms, school supplies
• Tornadoes reported in Mississippi Delta; significant damage in Cleveland
• Tornado Watch issued for parts of Northwest Mississippi
• Severe weather and tornado risk across Northwest Mississippi
• 16th named storm of the season forms in the far eastern Atlantic
• Man responsible for infamous dragging murder in Texas executed.
• A Letter From Troy Davis
• International attention now focused on Dedmon capital murder indictment
• Steps for making eggplant parmigiana
• Southern University’s Round-Up On the Bluff
• Tisdale’s Topics: No power
• Getting to common ground about early childhood education: Head Start is a school readiness program
• Ophelia pushes the 2011 hurricane season into the top 10 most active
• Council Gets Hotel Details, Finally
• Dialing Up Solar
• Playing Catch-up on Net Metering
• Hood vs. Simpson
• Heavy rain pelts parts of Northern and Eastern Mississippi; more rain possible
• TNT Cancels Jada Pinkett Smith’s “HawthoRNe”; Millions of Fans Upset
• First Lady Michelle Obama Makes Headway With Healthy Foods
• JSU professor named chair of national committee on teaching and learning
• ActorHip Hop artist Common releases new book
• Loretta Devine wins Emmy for Guest Actress in a Drama Series
• Mayweather wins via knockout in the 4th
• Wet weather pattern over next several days; Jackson to near wettest Sept. record
• Fondren Blows a Fuse
• Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms Guide for Mississippi MS
• Angolan Princess crowned queen of the Universe
• Spirit of Madame C. J. Walker lives again in her successors
• Ms. Choicey Murphy Offers sound advice to youth in her 106th year
• MDOC Prisoners’ Dilemma: Complaints of abuse bring more abuse, isolation
• A community treasure remembered
• Mold on the rise
• Envision Eye Care opens at One University Place
• Another smash hit Canton Gospel Music Celebration
• Hinds CC names 2011 Alumnus of the Year
• JSU awarded $162,751
• Teen Births Have High Cost
• From Vacant to Vibrant
• Preparing for Battle
• Longtime Standards
• The Past Lives On
• Beloved Farish
• Serena Williams fined $2,000 by US Open
• SOUTHERN VS JSU THIS WEEKEND!!!!
• September 11, 2001 Remember, lest we forget
• Has time run out for Troy Davis?
• Effort to include disparity study in $175 million bond bill fails
• Other youths identified, sued in hate crime case
• The Hon. Constance Slaughter-Harvey addresses NAACP gathering in McComb
• Washington Monthly ranks JSU among top 10 schools in the nation
• Ice on Immigration
• Emmanuel Month Celebration at the Turning Point Mission Center
• Tropical Storm Lee's historic rains put September in record books in Jackson
• Aggie Devaul is ready for assist parents in the education of their children
• APACF donates Apple iPads to several DC schools
• Bargain vacationing
• Lanier Class of 1961 comes together to rekindle ‘wonderful’ high school days
• Nation mourns passing of Menola Upshaw
• Farish Street family, friends attend memorial services for Janet Adams
• LOCAL NURSE TO ADDRESS THE CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS
• Holmes County PE teachers enhance their skills with Polar training
• Fresh Start
• 8th Annual Image Awards
• Mississippi State Fair 2011
• Pearl River in Jackson falls below flood stage after Thursday's crest
• Peak of Atlantic hurricane season passes with 14 recorded named storms
• 90 plus record lows tied or broken over the last week across Mississippi
• NWS confirms nearly 10 tornadoes spawn by TS Lee in Southern Mississippi
• Bacon and egg breakfast quesadillas
• Over a dozen more record lows for second consecutive morning in Mississippi
• Seasonal foods for the month of September
• Update: Pearl River cresting at lower level today in Jackson
• More than a dozen record lows tied/broken Wednesday morning around Mississippi
• Get shaking and make an earthquake cake
• Tropical Storms Maria and Nate join Hurricane Katia in the Atlantic Basin
• Family Files Wrongful Death Suit
• ‘Disparity’ Study Call Disrupts Session
• Council Mulls JATRAN Cuts
• Mississippi full rainfall total list from TS Lee; Photos/video show flooding
• Easy gumbo soup that eats like a meal
• Rams Edge Mustangs in Shootout, Patriots Stay Undefeated JPS Week Three Football Roundup
• Flood Warning for Pearl River at Jackson; rises 20 plus feet after record rains
• Katia becomes powerful category 4 hurricane; forecast to avoid U.S. East Coast
• Lee remnants flood Mississippi with over 10 inches of rain; 1 killed
• Create coleslaw the way they do at KFC
• Flash Flood Emergency issued for Jackson Metro Area
• Remnants of Lee dumping excessive rainfall across Mississippi; Flood Warnings
• Continued risk for tornadoes from Tropical Storm Lee across parts of Mississippi
• Tropical Storm Lee spawns possible tornadoes on Mississippi Gulf Coast
• TS Lee prompts dozens of tornado warnings; prolonged Tornado Watch in effect
• Flash Flood Watch expanded across Southern and Central Mississippi as Lee nears
• Powerhouse super fruit smoothie boosts antioxidants
• Lee strengthens into strong tropical storm near Louisiana coast
• News for Labor Day weekend and the ultimate barbecue
• State of Emergency declared in Southern Mississippi as Tropical Storm Lee forms
• Flooding rains to hit Mississippi Gulf Coast; Jackson County declares emergency
• Tisdale’s Topics: Judicial equity
• Critic’s Corner Socially responsible investing: Should you invest in GEO Group?
• TD #13 forms in Gulf of Mexico; Tropical Storm Warning issued for MS Gulf Coast
• Tropical system likely to develop in Gulf; Flood Watches for coastal Mississippi
• Are you ready for some football?
• Former JSU Men’s Tennis standout wins national title
• ‘Watch the Throne’ sets a new standard in not just hip-hop but music period
• Rahsaan Patterson keeps getting better with time. A unique blend of Luther, Donny and Prince
• Miss 2011 Mississippi Goodwill Ambassador
• Warren – Yazoo and Timber Hills Mental Health Services honored
• JSU earns ‘superior’ security rating from U.S. Dept. of Defense
• Aletha LaPearl Almore gave her all to church, family and community
• Dr. Zheng of Advanced Technologies receives Cisco certifications
• NUBIA “Black August Baby”
• Budget Wars Whimper to a Close
• Putting a Price Tag on Voter ID
• Getting it Right
• Concern growing on potential tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico
• The 14th Annual Labor Day/Children’s Fun Day and Political Rally
• Divas 4 Charity will host a basketball tournament
• Mound Bayou’s 3rd Annual September Fest
• The Parrish/Hazlehurst High School 70’s Class Reunion
• Marsh wildfire prompts State of Emergency for New Orleans
• Katia develops in far eastern Atlantic; forecast to become second hurricane
• Peaches Restaurant earns worldwide salute for 50 years on Farish Street
• Tisdale’s Topics: When will we get it?
• ‘Gathering of the Generations’ Brown & Taylor Family Reunion
• NWS apocalyptic Hurricane Katrina message issued 6 years ago
• Tropical Storm Jose quickly forms as Irene continues to impact the East Coast
• Make Butterbeer for your house elves on movie night
• Irene makes landfall as U.S. first hurricane in nearly 3 years
• ASU President and head coaches honored by the Mississippi Gulf Coast ASU Alumni Chapter
• Life begins at 50 for Bill Chaney
• Pile on the beef for tasty pizza muffins
• Drier air mass to tame Mississippi heat over next several days
• National Bar Association General Counsel Sharon Bridges joins Adams and Reese
• Teachers from Casey Elementary and JSU attend MS Arts Commission’s Whole Schools Initiative Summer Institute
• Angel Food Ministries supports National Hunger Action Month
• Mississippi breastfeeding rates among lowest in nation
• Ekklesia hosts Church Growth and Church Planting Conference
• Beth Israel Congregation celebrates 150th anniversary with landmark concert event
• Cyclists Curing Cancer Century Ride
• JPS Football Roundup
• Council Spars with Mayor on Budget
• Bonds Fund Jackson-Area Projects
• Saving Grace
• Hosemann vs. Dems?
• Al Sharpton will be new host of MSNBC’S Politics Nation
• Nick Ashford of Ashford and Simpson dies at 70
• Jerry Moore wins Hinds Const. Dist 1 Dem runoff
• Dupree wins Democratic nomination for Governor
• Irene grows into first major hurricane of the season over the Bahamas
• Back to School for Jackson - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Grab the flavor from garlic
• Irene to become strongest U.S. hurricane landfall threat in 6 years
• Mississippi man succumbs to the heat and humidity over the weekend
• Intense Mississippi heat continues unabated; 100-degree days in Jackson hits #16
• Toss your salad with garlic vinaigrette
• Irene hits Puerto Rico as first Atlantic hurricane; headed for Southeast U.S.
• Tropical Storm Irene's early development in the Atlantic Basin extremely rare
• Tropical Storm Irene forms after Harvey's landfall
• Much of Mississippi under Heat Advisory as intense heat and humidity returns
• Tropics continue to heat up with the development of the 8th named storm Harvey
• Faith is more than hope for tomorrow
• Anointed Community Church celebrates a year of blessings
• Adult summer library program winners announced
• Support the arts and inspire the imagination
• Hinds CC welcomes new director of Admissions and Records/Registrar
• Alcorn scientist explores harmful pesticide
• Low-Income summit offers new approaches to solving old problem
• 101 years young!
• Range appointed to council for a new economy workforce
• Strawberry Plains celebrates hummingbird migration with festival
• Severe storms knock power out to thousands and causes wind damage across metro
• Mississippi 42-year ago nightmare that was Hurricane Camille
• Reservoir discharge increased to help clear massive fish kill and pollutants
• Hundreds March to Heal and Denounce
• Creativity Grows the Economy
• Welcome to the Cluster Pluck
• Simulation Builds Respect
• Will Killing Legislators’ Perks Work?
• Yancey Looks Toward Treasurer’s Office
• Easy mashed ranch potatoes
• Ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick Freed From Prison
• Camp Fabulous making kids feel beautiful inside out
• Businesswoman trades in high heels for work boots
• Diabetes awareness events
• Don’t forget to get your child immunized!
• Autism project offers training, programs for children in Mississippi
• Lowest temps in months recorded in Jackson and across much of Mississippi
• Report shows JSU leader in educating African American teachers and scientists
• Wachovia Sponsors Baltimore’s ‘Artscape’ 2010
• JATRAN Facility Groundbreaking
• Jackson State partners with Neel-Shaffer to offer internships
• JA’s own Deanna Tisdale performs at L.A. NAACP Convention
• Noel-Bates kin wins Lexington lawsuit
• Working with NAACP Ex-prisoner Hopson now fighting for inmates locked up on false claim
• Sam Jones Jr. Drive named for best driver around
• Environmental Racism Death from every direction
• Hinds County Dems set the primary straight
• Alleged hate crime puts Mississippi in national spotlight – again
• Historic landmark Herndon Home turns 100 years old
• Collins native Alkendria releases her sophomore CD
• Second tropical storm this weekend forms in the Atlantic; Bermuda under warning
• Outflow winds topple stage at Indiana State Fair; 5 killed, 40 plus injured
• Severe storm downs multiple trees and power lines in Vicksburg area; 1 injured
• Rare August front to temporarily suppress Mississippi heat and humidity
• Tropical Storm Franklin spins up north northeast of Bermuda; no threat to land
• Tropical depression #6 forms in Atlantic; NHC monitoring few other systems
• Heat Advisory canceled for Central Mississippi as MCS moves across the state
• Jackson makes it number 15 of triple-digit heat; Heat Advisory continues
• Creating a Spectacle
• “The Help” Needs Nothing Great Story, Great Cast, Worth Seeing
• Severe thunderstorm risk across Central and much of North Mississippi
• Parts of North Mississippi placed under Severe Thunderstorm Watch
• 2nd Annual First Day Celebration
• “Dare To Be A Daniel 2011 Youth Day”
• Pancake Breakfast
• August Membership Meeting & Luncheon
• National Sports Safety and Security Conference & Exhibition at the Roosevelt Hotel in New Orleans.
• Vacation Bible School
• Silly Saturdays now at Bamboo Stix
• IRS gives truckers 3-month extension
• New Fred’s Super Dollar ‘Explore the Store’ game has over $1.1 million in prizes and money-saving offers
• Johnson Family Reunion 2011
• Parts of Prentiss and Lee Counties report significant damage after severe storms
• Mississippi wraps up hottest week of the summer breaking or tying 80+ records
• Lightning-caused fire severely damages Pearl apartment building
• Severe storms lead to death of former Starkville Police Chief
• 14th day of triple-digit heat recorded in Jackson: More record highs set
• Hinds County Supervisor District 5
• Constable District 1
• Hinds County Justice Court District 1
• Election Results=House District 63
• Election Results:Tax Assessor
• Election Results: Hinds County Clerk
• Election results: Hinds County Sheriff
• 2011 Election Results=Governor
• Severe T-storm Watch in effect for Northeast Mississippi; storm damage reported
• More named storms forecast as very active hurricane season unfolds
• Brutal heat, humidity scorch Mississippi; record highs, heat indices over 120º F
• Education Update
• [Media Eye]  Buying the News
• Searching for Dems at the Fair
• More than 750 tornadoes in April establishes new record
• Mississippi under Excessive Heat Warning; Heat indices of 110-120+ degrees
• Best in Show
• JA ENDORSEMENT FOR HINDS COUNTY SHERIFF: TYRONE LEWIS
• JA ENDORSEMENT FOR GOVERNOR: Johnny DePree
• Jackson sizzled under 4th hottest July on record
• Searing heat and humidity as worst heat wave of the season envelops Mississippi
• Tropical Storm Emily forms in Atlantic; threat to Southeastern United States
• Lumumba endorses Benford
• Seasonal foods for the month of August
• UMHC ranks nationally in three specialities in U.S. News’ Best Hospitals Report
• Dress for Success Metro Jackson receives high honor
• MDE releases 2011 state test scores
• Church on the Rock invites community to ‘Let’s talk about race’
• Mississippi’s sales tax holiday this weekend
• JPD taking applications for Citizens Police Academy
• Malaco signs the Sounds of Blackness
• ‘Misty Blue’ celebrity to perform at Sunflower Fest
• Richard Smallwood releases 15th CD
• 2 struck and killed by lightning over the weekend raise U.S. death toll to 15
• Hurricane Hunters continue to investigate area east of Windward Islands
• Mississippi man struck and killed by lightning on a Pascagoula pier
• Heat wave to expand and intensify across Mississippi; triple-digit temps likely
• Deadline for tornado safe room grants is Sunday
• Light and healthy broccoli and penne dinner
• Toyota Japan donates more than $300K to tornado relief in Mississippi & Alabama
• Vote Tyrone Lewis!
• Joplin EF-5 tornado death toll now 160
• Three rescued after boats overturn in a Desoto County lake during storm
• Coffee with the taste of snicker doodles
• Hurricane threat to Mississippi increases dramatically in August and September
• Don continues on track toward Texas; Tropical Storm Watch in effect
• A Different Brand
• Keeping Kids Off the Streets
• A Fair Policy?
• Clones Take Lieutenant Governor’s Race
• 2011 Voter Guide
• Tropical Storm Don takes shape in southern Gulf of Mexico; headed for Texas
• Tropical funnel cloud advisory along Mississippi Gulf Coast, Southeast Louisiana
• Black Student Turned Down as Valedictorian by Little Rock School
• President of the NAACP takes aim at new voting laws
• The City of Hattiesburg and Forrest County Prepares to Host the 28th Annual National Night Out Against Crime
• Derek Luke to join TNT’s HawthoRNe
• Obama addresses the nation on the debt crisis
• Next tropical depression, named storm likely to form in southern Gulf of Mexico
• Heat builds to dangerous levels again; Heat Advisory issued in North Mississippi
• Chili seasoning mix
• Nonprofit group to lead major rebuilding effort in tornado-ravaged Smithville
• Flash flood threat continues across parts of Mississippi
• Two months worth of rain falls in Jackson over the weekend; cuts into deficit
• Snow balls in July
• Baptists bring the ‘good news’ to Jackson
• Baptists bring the ‘good news’ to Jackson
• Baptists bring the ‘good news’ to Jackson
• Baptists bring the ‘good news’ to Jackson
• Cochran Firm featured in HBO’s Mann v. Ford new documentary on environmental racism
• Flash Flood Watch issued for parts of Central and Southern Mississippi
• Building roof collapses under heavy rainfall in Hattiesburg
• Fried green tomatoes
• Heaviest single day rainfall in 4 months soaks Jackson; more rainfall possible
• Rice crispy ranch chicken
• Rice crispy ranch chicken
• Heat Advisory continues across North Mississippi into weekend; storms possible
• The BancorpSouth/MS Sports Hall of Fame Weekend
• Women’s Day program
• Eddie Griffin and Friends
• Summer Feeding Program
• Portobello mushroom fries
• Portobello mushroom fries
• Alcorn’s new head men’s basketball coach speaks at MS high school summer clinic for coaches
• Dreams come true for Coast Guard pilot Lewis Johnson
• Congressman Thompson helps with $995,823 award to the second Congressional District
• New center to focus on genetics of childhood cancer with goal of improving therapy
• Study shows high death disparity among homeless
• Entergy Mississippi, Inc., presents $50,000 to JSU School of Engineering
• Drought improves across Mississippi after recent rains; chance for rain continue
• Easy beef and broccoli bake
• Tropical Storm Cindy forms, joins Bret in the Atlantic Basin
• Debt Ceiling Debate Hits Home
• Travels With Chickens
• Job Trainer Loses Job
• Edible onion dip bowls and recipe choices
• A Matter of Money
• National Hurricane Center seeks feedback on Saffir Simpson Wind Scale
• Dozens of category 5 hurricane withstanding shelters being built near gulf coast
• Dangerous heat and humidity returns midweek across parts of Mississippi
• Peanut butter frosting
• Excessive rainfall pounds the Mississippi Gulf Coast, flood roads
• Depression upgraded to Tropical Storm Bret; no threat to the U.S.
• Tropical depression 2 forms east of Florida; forecast to become Bret
• Say cheese to strawberry cheesecake
• Severe storm flips and sinks over two dozen boats at Sardis Lake marina
• National ice cream day
• Parents, students hold conference to end schoolhouse to jailhouse syndrome
• Thompson endorses DuPree for governor
• Jackson implements Code Red Emergency Alert System following April tornado
• "When you’re hot, you’re hot" meat sauce
• Increased rain and thunderstorms as high pressure ridge weakens over the region
• Mississippi counties affected by historic flooding to receive full assistance
• McGowan Reveals New Lake Specifics
• Council Holds Off on Debt Vote
• Gannett’s Cut and Paste
• Should Justice Court Judges Be Lawyers?
• Excessive heat, humidity continues across Mississippi; better chance of storms
• Tens of thousands of turkeys and chickens die in heat wave
• Creative burger toppings
• Probable Mississippi heat-related death reported in Madison
• Multiple locations across Mississippi top century mark as heat wave continues
• Warm homemade blueberry sauce
• More than a dozen states endure extremely dangerous, record-breaking heat wave
• Jackson tops record of 102 degrees; Mississippi heat indices soar as high as 114
• Dangerous heat wave evolves; Excessive Heat Warning for North Mississippi
• Quick and thick robust bourbon barbecue sauce
• Mississippians receive nearly $16 million in aid for April storms, tornadoes
• Heat Advisory, Excessive Heat Watch issued across much of Mississippi
• 159th death from the Joplin EF-5 tornado confirmed
• Basil vinaigrette salad dressing
• Sports courts coming to the Jackson Convention Complex
• The Minority Contractors Association of Mississippi, Inc. (MCAMI)
• In loving memory of Helen Jennings Rector, a child of God and proclaimer of all His marvelous works
• Newly elected African American mayors bolster the war on unemployment
• Anti- LaRouche campaign growing
• Shrink your waist and expand your palate
• July is National Mental Health Awareness Month
• Reiter takes on new role with Southern Miss Alumni Association
• Local student has recipe for success
• Mississippi women win three medals in Senior Olympics
• Mississippi counties warned to take cover from tornadoes nearly 20 times
• Cloud to ground lightning bolt strikes tree where Caylee's remains found
• 100 degree days mounting in Jackson, other parts of Mississippi
• New Laws Help Abuse Victims, More
• Change of Condolence Letter Policy
• Spiced and spiked iced coffee
• Spiced and spiked iced coffee
• Monsoon thunderstorms trigger incredible dust storm in Arizona
• More than a dozen people struck and or injured by lightning over holiday weekend
• Wetter weather pattern takes hold across Mississippi through this week
• Miscellaneous food tips
• What is new with eggs?
• BLT deli meat wraps
• New NOAA "All Hazards" Weather Radio transmitter added in Aberdeen
• Mississippi cities and counties ban fireworks as a result of significant drought
• 4th of July weekend historically the most dangerous and deadliest for lightning
• Seasonal foods for the month of July
• Cry for justice in Neshoba driving to historic cause
• MS State Hospital art patients in ‘Food For Thought’ Exhibit
• Jackson State Tigers hold free basketball camp
• Inaugural ‘Politix in the Park’ a success
• Th Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority New Members’ Luncheon
• What a wonderful moment!
• Four blacks compete for state title
• Former JPS superintendent Sargent returns to post as interim chief
• EJ Russell seated on appellate court
• Baba Hannibal Afrik succumbs
• Cleveland man becomes Mississippi's latest death from the intense heat
• Arlene nears hurricane strength; Hurricane Warning for parts of Eastern Mexico
• Straight Shooter
• Republican Candidates Part Ways
• Teachers: No More Social Media
• It’s All Slipping From Reach
• Summertime is the right time to ‘Know Your Numbers!’
• The wonderful wedding of Zakiya Farris & Brandon Odoi
• Tropical Storm Arlene forms in southwest Gulf of Mexico; first of 2011 season
• First tropical depression or storm could form soon in southwest Gulf of Mexico
• Much of Mississippi under Severe Thunderstorm Watch; damaging winds, hail poss.
• Decent shot of rain with some strong to severe thunderstorms possible
• Exceptional drought, wildfire threat intensifies along Mississippi Gulf Coast
• Much of North Mississippi under Severe Thunderstorm Watch through Sunday evening
• Telethon to benefit flood and tornado victims across Mississippi airs tonight
• Myths and truths of lightning safety as National Lightning Safety Week continues
• Death toll hits 158 from the powerful Joplin EF-5 tornado
• Portions of North and East Mississippi under Severe Thunderstorm Watch
• Mangum challenge of murder conviction, parole denial awaiting decision from courts
• Little Rock schools still facing desegregation issues
• Hundreds of pets hope to find new homes this weekend after Joplin EF-5 tornado
• Jackson, much of Mississippi hold in the 80s for 3rd day; high heat to return
• National Lightning Safety Week: Medical impacts as a result of lightning
• Marinated steak with garlic garnish
• Financial support
• Mississippi River back below flood stage along Mississippi's major city points
• Medications 101: How much do you know?
• HHS to reduce premiums, make it easier for Mississippi residents with pre-existing conditions to get health insurance
• Dr. Gwendolyn Dawkins Hinds County School District Parent of the Year
• Entergy helps bring digital education resources to rural Mississippi
• State Farm agent Arnel D. Bolden awards two college scholarships
• Alcorn finance professor publishes manuscript on international business
• Financial advice for graduates
• EMPLOYEES HONORED FOR SERVICE AT MISSISSIPPI STATE HOSPITAL
• Sanders finishes 21st in 400 meter dash at Nationals
• Confirmed tornado hits parts of Calhoun County, Mississippi without warning
• Tornado tears across parts of Louisville, KY, damaging Churchill Downs (Video)
• Opportunities Aplenty
• Still Waiting
• Minor to Appeal Convictions
• The Choice to Leave
• National Lightning Safety Week: Lightning Safety Indoors
• Much needed rain across Mississippi; Jackson snaps 90 or higher degree streak
• National Lightning Safety Week: Lightning Safety Outdoors
• Delta airport lands FAA grant for new terminal
• Cooper Tire to challenge OSHA allegations
• Elevance collaborating with French company
• OSHA cites Triple P following accident
• Federal flood assistance nears $9M
• Widespread drought, heat relief expected over next few days across Mississippi
• Summer officially begins today; longest day of the year
• Broadcast Media ad wins yet another award
• Delta men found guilty of pest control fraud
• Crews raise fishing boat following fatal accident
• Center assessing economic impact of oil spill
• Judge tosses city’s annexation lawsuit
• Delta Council welcomes U.S. House vote
• County approves loan for steel plant upgrades
• National Lightning Safety Week: Science of Lightning
• Flood swamps winnings at riverboat casinos
• Heat Advisory continues through early Monday evening across West Mississippi
• Town getting ‘replacement’ bank for BancorpSouth
• State’s jobless rate fell slightly in May
• Federal policy change clears Choctaw casino on Coast
• River ports start recovery process, begin crunching the clean-up numbers
• Mexican conglomerate to buy Coast plant
• Pascagoula officials mull options as Court mulls fate of tax law
• Pasta Bolognese dinner recipe
• State’s cotton crop off to very rocky start
• Commission drafts Convention Center District plan
• MEMA: Get approval before building safe rooms
• OSHA focusing on powered industrial trucks
• Small Business Spotlight: Vince’s Restaurant
• Q&A: Nuno Goncalvez and Erin Hayne, Owners of NunoErin, an art and furniture design company
• Death on the half-shell: Flood could kill 90 percent of state’s oysters
• Ordinance would set stage for truck-side cuisine in Jackson
• Fondness for creative, diverse foods fuels mobile vendor craze
• Hotel execs mixed on seeing success for convention hotel
• Convention board members differ on opinions about hotel FEASIBILITY study
• Alternative fuels put to use in Mississippi
• United States observes Lightning Safety Week (June 19-25)
• Scrambled egg canapés
• State’s casinos want non-gamblers and families to visit, too 
• Biloxi casino takes bold step with new smoking policy 
• Lansford serves as co-editor
• Lignite looking more like the wrong horse to have bet on
• Ole Miss professor explores Southern spirit in new book
• Margaritaville will be Coast’s first new casino since Katrina 
• Bragg makes VP
• Mood, Carr promoted
• From cub reporter to shipyard CEO and gaming chair, St. Pe has put his mark on Mississippi 
• Bowdon finds niche for business
• BKD promotes Turnage
• Baking tips
• Approaching MCS prompts Severe Thunderstorm Watch for parts of North Mississippi
• Heat and humidity intensifies through the weekend; Heat advisories in effect
• Heat and humidity intensifies through the weekend; Heat advisories in effect
• Death toll from powerful Joplin EF-5 tornado climbs to 154
• NWS upgrades Alabama tornado to 6th EF-5 of the year; most since 1974
• SEC: Investors should be compensated from fund
• Senate votes to kill ethanol subsidy
• Ball State University report: Mississippi is fat and stupid
• Tisdale’s Topics:Living black in Mississippi
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued for parts of Southeast Mississippi
• Annual Children’s Day Celebration
• Mens Annual Prayer Breakfast
• State first to sign multi-state insurance agreement
• Ice cold milk shake
• Universities to lobby lawmakers for funding increase
• Toyota to resume North American production in September
• Corps: Post-flood levee repairs could reach $1B
• Large part of Mississippi under Severe Thunderstorm Watches
• MS Right to Life Endorses Bryant
• The dehumanizing of slave women and children
• People‘s Assembly meets with Sheriff Candidate Tyrone Lewis
• Juneteenth jazz concert series to honor famous Mississippi musicians
• Coast man arrested for selling counterfeit products
• Rev. Ben Elton Cox Sr., Freedom Rider passes at 79
• Golden Triangle Regional opens extended runway
• RealtyTrac: State’s foreclosures down sharply
• SEC decides to compensate Stanford fraud victims
• Understanding and preventing Urinary Tract Infections
• Media practitioners acquire healthcare reform tips
• Message to the Class of 2011
• WWE Raw World Tour coming to FedEX Forum
• CME youth meet in Atlanta
• NUL mourns Clara Luper
• City to use two contractors for flood debris cleanup
• United States avoids hurricane strike for more than 1,000 days
• Huntington Ingalls lands Navy destroyer contract
• Aurora unveils $15M expansion plan
• Boyd Gaming to buy IP Casino for $278M in cash
• Creamy and crunchy egg salad spread
• Politics Clash in Initiatives Battle
• JPD Investigating Communications Failure
• Greater Fairview M.B. Church Church Picnic
• Lady Gaga is…Born This Way
• Gentry High School Class of 1961 reunites to celebrate 50th anniversary
• More organized severe storms prompt Thunderstorm Watch for Northeast Mississippi
• Mississippi River slowly sinks below flood stage
• Quick colada coleslaw
• Open Doors Mini Business Society 2011
• Ole Miss grants patent rights to ChromaDex
• FDA approves Cypress’ new cold medicines
• State first to implement RIDE for employee verification
• Federal assistance to storm victims nears $12M
• Hewes On Reeves
• MSE chooses Savage to operate transload facility
• Last Vicksburg casino reopens as waters recede
• Minor, ex-judges ordered back to prison
• Supreme Court begins mulling tort caps
• Severe storms cause widespread wind damage; 2 killed in Panola Co., Mississippi
• Tasty tuna salad
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch expanded across Central and Southern Mississippi
• Corps: Budget cuts to affect management of lakes
• Scientists assisting farmers with post-flood planting
• Deadline approaching for SBA disaster loans
• New J-2X rocket engine ready for testing at Stennis
• Supreme Court to hear schools’ Chevron tax appeal
• OSHA cites Marshall Durbin following fatal accident
• Wildfire burns 850 acres on the Coast
• Corps: Missouri River flooding shouldn’t impact state
• Northwest Mississippi under Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 4 pm CDT Monday
• Easy guacamole dip recipe
• Other states join watch for post-flood scrap metal thieves
• Parsons designing new SR 9 connector to Toyota
• Bomgar rolls out new IT analytical tool
• Officials to break ground for I-269 loop this month
• Herbs and spices – Sage
• Lightning danger continues to surge; 3 killed since Thursday
• Paying a fair share of taxes only, well, fair
• Q&A: Lucien Smith, attorney, Balch & Bingham 
• Butler Snow lawyers honored
• Strong joins PIP
• Banks in at DREAM
• Coward retiring
• Hewes adds Plunkett
• MEC elects officers
• Rest will have to wait 
• Vegetable tips
• Record Mississippi heat leads to death in Meridian
• Murrah named to Washington Post’s 2011 rankings of the nation’s top high schools
• JSU football season tickets available
• JSU launches search for new athletics director
• Book Review: Covering Health Issues: A Sourcebook for Journalists
• Returning home after the flood: Important reminders and precautions
• Raspberry punch
• Beta Delta Omega’s leadership program for middle school girls continues with great success
• Mooz-lum on DVD June 14
• 7th annual Swing 4 Knowledge Golf Classic
• MAKOplasty will host an informative seminar
• Freedom Rides and the Civil Rights Era.
• Joplin tornado death toll surpasses Mississippi's historic 1908 deadly tornado
• House majority whip Moss retiring from Legislature
• Hosemann to fight redistricting battle to ‘final conclusion’
• Realtor group endorses Bryant for governor
• Aldridge: Speed’s lawsuit ‘quite upsetting’
• Getting off the bottom 
• Eastern Pacific's Adrian intensifies into a major category 4 hurricane
• Antipasto salad recipe makes lunchtime shine
• Feasibility of new railroad line under review
• State Port gets HUD funds to complete Katrina recovery
• NAACP to appeal panel’s ruling on redistricting
• Lawyers: Legislators should not determine compensation
• 77 Air Force cadets return to Camp Shelby unharmed after lightning strike
• Deer hunting season still on despite flood
• Conviction of Minor, judges upheld by Wingate
• Ex-mortgage broker gets jail time for fraud
• KiOR signs another agreement with Catchlight
• Thousands of Mississippians apply for safe rooms after record April tornadoes
• Food Truck Vote Pending
• Edwards’ Days Numbered?
• BREAKING NEWS: Farish Street project not ‘back on the shelf’
• Lightning at Camp Shelby, Mississippi sends 77 military personnel to hospital
• Herbs and spices - Basil
• Extreme heat reaches century mark for 5th time this month in Jackson
• More courts to test electronic filing system
• Keenum presents views on world food needs
• Coliseum project prompts eminent domain proceedings
• Crews to cut up and raise sunken fishing boat
• East Pacific's first named storm prompt Tropical Storm Watch for parts of Mexico
• Beach closed due to sewage spill reopened
• Hancock’s ratings downgraded following merger
• Nissan annexation case enters federal court
• Moody’s: Casinos could face post-flood earnings woes
• Storms prompt numerous severe warnings; 14 Mississippi counties report damage
• Inside Mississippi E-Center at JSU
• Gregory on Gaming
• Belhaven relocating ASPIRE to LeFleur Building
• NVision wins ERDC contract to survey Great Lakes
• Supervisors reject lowest bids for prison construction
• Elevance bringing biofuels plant, 165 jobs
• Pulse storms to bring some heat relief but also possibly damaging winds and hail
• Drought forces extension of burn bans
• Fitch revises Whitney’s ratings after Hancock merger
• MDOT issues update on state’s flooded roadways
• Day: Kemper County power plant on schedule
• Vegetable stromboli
• Elderly Mississippi man overcome by the record heat burns to death in grass fire
• Stennis officials exploring expansion plans
• Health Department investigating shigellosis outbreak
• United States tornado death toll rises to 527 as more people die from injuries
• Mississippi Market 2011
• Men plead guilty to using illegal immigrants for construction
• City mulling plan for entertainment district designation
• Hancock Holding completes acquisition of Whitney
• Aid for tornado, flood victims tops $11M
• Record-breaking triple-digit heat bakes Jackson for 4th straight day
• Peanut butter bread
• Dog rescued from debris in Massachusetts three days after tornado
• Washington’s Alcorn gift grows to $4.2M
• Delta farmers face myriad of post-flood issues
• Fowlkes awarded demolition contract by Corps
• Vision adds Florida flight at Tunica Municipal
• Hurricane season beginning means the end of tornado season in Mississippi
• April Incorporations – 2011
• ‘Where the smoke and fire happens’ 
• Newman named to MSU
• Gardner joins Natchez Inc.
• Closed West Point-to-Greenwood rail link seeking new life 
• World’s first trash-to-fuel plant 
• Stennis a solid booster of gulf region economy 
• UM scientists receive awards
• Jackson breaks another record; all-time June records tied as heat wave continues
• Southern comfort creamed collard greens
• Pastitsio: Greek comfort food
• Heat advisories extended through weekend as record-breaking heat wave continues
• MBJ Exclusive — Breaking News: Tuesday when Barbour will unveil Natchez development
• Oriental plum dipping sauce
• Bacon lettuce and tomato wraps with a secret inside
• Speed sues Hosemann to keep eminent domain off ballot
• Police officer helping Joplin tornado victims dies from lightning strike
• Heat advisory in effect across much of the state of Mississippi
• Deer Island wildfires prompt DMR warning
• Grand Station Casino finally opens as waters recede
• Weyerhaeuser plans expansion, improvements of plants
• Sealed Air Corporation ramping up production
• Heat wave breaks 100 year old record in Jackson; numerous other records fall
• Porcupine beef balls
• Kabobs and summer fun
• Meet Playbook & Galaxy
• Clarice Taylor of ‘The Cosby show’ dies at 93
• Scientists hold to Atlantic hurricane forecast
• Agriculture losses from flood could exceed $250M
• Mississippi State merges two research units
• Barbour gives Congress update on oil spill costs, recovery
• Shaquille O’ Neal to retire
• MBJ Poll: Should Enerkem receive funds from the Mississippi Development Authority?
• Author and Former White House Diarist Janis F. Kearney Partners with Millennium Education Music Project for Summer Learning Experience
• Record-breaking heat wave across Mississippi; temps near or around 100 degrees
• Business school, UMMC offering new master’s degree
• Adams and Reese named ‘Law Firm of the Year’
• MDOT plans to add lanes to I-55 South
• Cardinal buys gas storage facility for $148M
• At least 4 killed in tornadoes in Massachusetts; Video of tornado in Springfield
• Revised death toll from Joplin EF-5 tornado at 134; all missing accounted for
• Fifth U.S. EF-5 tornado of the year confirmed in Oklahoma; most since 1974
• To Gate Or Not to Gate?
• Property Owners to Vote on Biz District
• Court Stops Simon Execution
• MDEQ issues second beach closure in as many days
• Enerkem lands Valero as additional investor
• Airport expects to lose Memphis flight from Delta cuts
• Harlow’s Casino reopens after repairs, flood
• Baked stuffed clams
• Seasonal foods for the month of June
• Enerkem raises $60 million for Pontotoc plant
• Hurricane season has begun; NHC already monitoring tropical disturbance
• Sewage spill prompts Coast beach closure
• Renovated Palace Casino to reopen smoke-free
• State revenue collections miss May forecast
• Some highways to reopen today as floodwaters fall
• Old fashioned lemonade stands lemonade
• Blueprint survey: Respondents guardedly optimistic
• Rice crop escapes flood, but off to tough start
• Physician blames attorneys for fraud conviction
• Hosemann warns post-flood scrap metal thieves
• Mississippi River to remain above flood stage into the latter half of June
• Barbour sets special election to fill Gordon’s seat
• Chaney goes to D.C. to talk healthcare reform
• Two-year institutions’ graduates up more than 14 percent
• Flood might wipe out this year’s oyster harvest
• Hospital launches service to check ER wait times
• Law firm changes name as Watkins shifts career focus
• FHWA gives approval for proposed U.S. 45 bypass
• Tronox initiates price increase to offset rising costs
• Spinach and bacon quiche pie
• Mississippi tornado season by the numbers so far
• Hall of Fame physicians
• Regions names managers
• Hancock names managers
• Prolonged summer-like heat taking hold through the Memorial Holiday Weekend
• Decimated logging industry clings to hope of housing rebound 
• Keeping our eye on: Amile Wilson
• Mood earns MBA degree
• Investing in Florida 
• Knowing what is most important
• Accounting for stimulus funding 
• Hill added at PIP
• McCarty named director
• MBJ PROFILE: Cheri Turnage Gatlin 
• United States tornado death toll reaches 523 after more bodies found in Joplin
• NWS confirms weak tornado strike near Mississippi Gulf Coast
• Seasoning tips
• 2011 Miss Mississippi’s Outstanding Teen.
• The Mississippi Roots in Blues Festival
• 85th Annual Freedom Fund Awards and Scholarship Banquet
• Mississippi Museum of Art welcomes new executive chef
• A Fallen Heroine:Melba Sue Chamberliss Brown
• Work begins on $30M orthopedic hospital
• Delta housing lawsuit settlement reached
• There’s hope early season heralds better decade
• Man gets 1 day in jail, fine in bank fraud scheme
• NCLBCF to host 25th Annual Education Scholarship Event
• Deadline: May 30 Presidential award to recognize citizens for exemplary service
• Fight to keep the Clean Air Act in place
• Ending poverty by creating black wealth
• Tisdale’s Topics:Slavery by another name
• Death toll from horrific EF-5 Joplin, Missouri tornado climbs to 132
• Straight-line wind damage confirmed across parts of Mississippi
• Cowboy salad dressing
• Hangover 2 The Boys are Back!
• Video: Dog survives Alabama tornado, crawls back home with broken legs
• Farmer’s Market Grand Opening Highlights
• New $3M asphalt plant to be built in Leflore Co.
• North Mississippi rail line reopening hits a snag
• Tornado victims often uninsured
• Work begins on new assault ship at Ingalls
• New tornado watch issued for much of Mississippi through early Thursday morning
• Baptism
• Services for Mrs. Sarah Jane Johnson set for Saturday at Rose Hill in Bolton
• Nationally known choir makes stellar appearance in Pearl
• Four views from Jackson: Reflections on the anticipated Ride to Freedom—May, 1961
• Lobster Newburg for a classy dinner made easy
• Deficit Hawks Push Oil Tax Breaks
• Council Recalculating Budget
• Tax Commission Battles Continue
• Downtown Biz District May Expand; Disaster Jobs Available
• PDS Tornado Watch for parts of North Mississippi; strong, violent twisters poss.
• Decision 2011: Bryant in Rankin County
• Airport waiting for FAA approval of runway extension
• McCoy will not seek another term in Legislature
• Faurecia officially puts Madison plant in operation
• MDES reports drop in state’s job growth rate
• Health Department reports first human case of West Nile
• Cellular South says storm-ready with ’super switches’
• Harrah’s-Tunica to celebrate reopening with flags flying
• Commissioners release update on lifting levee closure
• Joplin killer tornado upgraded to powerful EF-5; Death toll rises to 125
• Farish Street signs up B.B. King’s Blues Club
• CCAFFERTY RECEIVES HERO AWARD AT MISSISSIPPI STATE HOSPITAL
• School Spirit Weekend at the St. Jude Dream Home
• Investigators probing fire at Phillips Bark
• USM professor says flood should not surprise
• Cochran argues for broad catfish definition
• Corps: Yazoo River slowly receding
• President Obama Ignores Schoolyard Taunts from Jealous Professor
• Prolific tornado outbreak to unfold across the Southern Plains
• Asparagus soup
• Muhammad Ali desires release of Iran-held US hikers
• Link To Mississippi Freedom Riders Schedule of Events
• Pickering issues demand on former county supervisor
• Palace Casino closing to finish major renovation
• MDES hiring workers for storm recovery efforts
• Corps: Slow fall of floodwaters good news, bad news
• Joplin, Missouri tornado deadliest United States tornado on record; 118 deaths
• Madison River Oaks Opens
• At least 116 killed, 1000+ injured in historic Joplin, Missouri tornado
• Entrepreneurs selected for MTA’s New Venture Challenge
• Myers Tire Supply bringing distribution center, jobs
• State casinos report drop in winnings in March
• Inspections of flooded homes begin; river reopening
• Baby pineapple sorbet bowls
• Joplin, Missouri tornado the deadliest single U.S. tornado in over 55 years
• Russell sworn in, makes appellate court history
• Peoples Bank takes home national SBA award
• Forest Service commits to help with post-flood recovery
• Long Beach, Jackson County sign tidelands leases
• Deadly tornado disaster hits Joplin, Missouri; 1 tornado death in Minneapolis
• Gartin Justice Building Dedication
• Frascogna On Mississippi’s Musical Heritage
• BCI Takes on Cloud Computing
• USDA’s FSIS to hold meetings on catfish inspections
• VT Halter Marine wins another Bouchard tug contract
• Tunica casinos finally reopen as floodwaters recede
• MEMA gives recovery update for April storms and historic flood
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch for portions of North Mississippi
• One killed in destructive Reading, Kansas tornado
• A river of concerns 
• Moser named USM interim dean
• Having ‘Drive’
• Choose your Mississippi jobs forecast – strong and weak growth are options 
• ‘Help’ for state $15-million 
• DSU bestows degree on Carl
• Phelps Dunbar attorneys make headlines
• Rhoden named hospitalist
• MSU promotes Hodges, Ryan
• Native Mississippian brings people and places to life in photos
• River flood counties under Flash Flood Watch in Western Mississippi
• 60 plus Mississippi tornadoes in April shatters record; sets new monthly record
• Kitchen tips
• Another victim of the powerful EF-5 Smithville, Mississippi tornado dies
• Venture Technologies turns 25
• Mississippi River at Vicksburg and Natchez finally crests (Photos)
• Home made Mocha café au lait
• Cattlemen challenged to protect herds during flood
• Man sentenced for role in contraband cigarette operation
• Boyd Gaming gives update on idled Sam’s Town
• Omega Protein boat sinks after collision in Gulf
• NOAA: 2011 Atlantic hurricane season could produce up to 18 named storms
• Vicksburg man dies from flood related injury; first death from Mississippi River
• Baker Donelson again recognized for diversity
• DMR sets opening of shrimp season for May 25
• More counties eligible for assistance following April storms
• Flooding river adds to catfish industry’s pain
• 51 Mississippi counties now under disaster declarations
• Tropical pineapple sorbet
• Bracing for Destruction
• Out of Time
• Un-gifting JPS
• Mississippi River, Yazoo River crests lowered at Vicksburg, Natchez, Yazoo City
• MSET offering assistance to non-Stennis businesses
• Cochran votes against oil and gas tax provisions
• TVA power bills to rise due to fuel costs, storms
• Crest passes Delta, but flooding river still a threat
• NATIONAL CANCER SURVIVORS DAY
• ‘We need you, so take care of yourself’
• Dozens of records tied or broken during mid May cool snap in Mississippi
• NASA ADMINISTRATOR AND FORMER ASTRONAUT CHARLES F. BOLDEN JR. TO DELIVER MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS ON MAY 18
• LeTourneau workers might keep jobs after acquisition
• Commission delays choosing new MDOT executive director
• The First buying eight Whitney bank branches
• Shipping resumes, casinos reopening on flooded Mississippi
• Coast Guard reopens Mississippi River at Natchez port
• Port in Natchez shutdown to barge traffic due to record Mississippi River floods
• Forrest General Hospital reopens expanded NICU
• GodwinGroup makes national Top 20 ranking
• Mississippi River at Greenville crest at 2nd highest level, short of 1927 record
• Omnova workers could vote to decertify union
• Coast Guard closes Natchez port due to flooding river
• Cream cheese cookies
• Insured losses from hundreds of tornadoes in late April could top $6 billion
• Atmos Energy sells distribution assets in three states
• Cochran: GAO report critical of FDA inspections
• Hosemann releases statement on redistricting ruling
• Casinos reopening, but flood still threatens roadways
• 15 Disaster Recovery Centers now open around Mississippi
• Different ways to use left-over’s
• Federal panel rules in redistricting plan dispute
• The Mississippi Business and Procurement Opportunities Conference and Trade Fair
• The Minority Business Network
• “Extension this Week,”
• Wiser Hospital for Women and Infants
• Radio legend celebrates 30 years with gospel concert
• 21st Annual Afrikan American Festival returns to downtown Hampton, Virginia
• A few good Davis men not afraid of commitment
• Dr. Ronald Peters eighth president of the ITC
• Jumping for good health
• Alcorn alumnus gives back to the university
• School district brings Chevron tax-sharing lawsuit
• Barbour appoints Russell to Court of Appeals
• EPA orders testing at site of former Hercules plant
• FBI indicts Biglanes for attempt to bribe Brown
• Corps working to keep traffic flowing on flooded Mississippi
• Backwater from Mississippi River pushes Yazoo River to 2nd record highest level
• Delta housing director’s trial moved to August
• State universities report rise in graduation rate
• Feds give approval for Hancock-Whitney merger
• Flooding river tops Louisiana levee, but water still rising
• Murrah HS Class of '91 20th Class Reunion
• Mississippi River historic crests lowered slightly at Natchez and Greenville
• Entergy expects to meet demand despite flooding river
• Senators join legal brief to overturn healthcare reform
• MHC launches Home Saver program for jobless homeowners
• Phosphates Holdings sees poorer quarter, suspends earnings call
• Mississippi River rises to highest level ever at Vicksburg; breaks 1927 record
• Isle hires Latil to direct finances
• Three attorneys join Butler Snow
• Young writer takes on Balkan folklore with interesting tales
• Biomass experts realize fossil fuels still king of the hill 
• State needs consumer advocate at Public Utilities Staff
• Williams named WCU nursing dean
• Inspired by a vision
• Courage, ethics beyond the gator skinners
• Taylor retiring from Sanderson board
• Historic Morganza spillway opens to divert Mississippi River flooding (Video)
• Storms produce funnel clouds, large hail & strong winds in parts of Mississippi
• Mississippi River spills into several Warren and Claiborne County neighborhoods
• Mississippi River historic rise forces Louisiana decision to open spillway
• Fruit cocktail cake
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect for North Mississippi
• MBJ-TV Business Roundtable
• Grasshopper pie made easy and cocktail recipe
• Corn farmers call Fish and Wildlife guidelines ‘unreasonable’
• Entergy presents report on MISO membership to Commissioners
• Riverwalk Casino does not plan to close despite rising river
• MDES: Flood could displace 15,000 workers
• Mandatory evacuation for portion of Highway 3 in Warren County as river rises
• Jackson records first 90 degree day of 2011; many others hit 90 this week
• Jambalaya brings on the heat
• Mississippi River flooding prompts Flash Flood Watch for parts of Mississippi
• Tunica's Cutoff community inundated by Mississippi River flooding
• Levee holding, but Port City still reporting issues
• Report: Mississippi’s foreclosures fall — slightly
• Bomgar forms strategic partnership with Fruition Partners
• KiOR breaks ground for first biofuels production plant
• Fox News and Bias reporting share ‘Common’ ground
• President declares major disaster for Mississippi counties affected by flooding
• Twin Creeks officially opens solar panel manufacturing plant
• Disaster Unemployment Assistance available for storm victims
• Obama declares disaster, roads closing due to floodwaters
• 17 of 19 Mississippi casinos along rising Mississippi River shutdown
• Damage surveys show 25 tornadoes killed hundreds across 5 states from outbreak
• KiOR Heats Up
• McGowan Non-Profit Foots Study Bill
• Political Ad Stirs Controversy
• Talking It Out
• Barbeque hamburger
• Plus Size Model, Activist,Actress Mia Davis dies at 36
• Ershigs cuts ribbon on fifth Tri-State building
• Cochran backing bill to consolidate Energy, EPA
• JSU to take part in U.S.-Pakistani cooperative program
• Callon Petroleum reports net income increase
• Trustmark hires Grafton as independent board chairman
• Renasant puts mobile banking facility in storm-torn Smithville
• Another riverboat casino closes due to rising Mississippi
• MEMA: Mass evacuation plan in place for Washington County
• Mississippi River rises past historic Natchez record; 2nd highest at Vicksburg
• 2011 SBA Prime Contractor of the Year
• Chicken salad pineapple boats
• Hydro Green gets new funding, chief executive
• BancorpSouth consolidating, to close 23 bank branches
• DMR suspends sale of commercial resident dredging licenses
• Cochran questions canceling of Yazoo Backwater Project
• Congratulations
• McWillie Elementary sets the stage for upcoming state testing
• Fundraiser to help young women in crisis
• ‘Get lifted!’ offers insight on living well
• Highlight of 2010-11 School Year Provine’s ‘A Vision of Love’ Beauty and Beau Pageant
• Sandbags in place, Riverwalk Casino remains open
• Storms, flooding impacting Entergy’s operations in four states
• Eighteen counties receive federal disaster declaration
• Waites’ retirement has Public Service Commission headhunting
• Alabama, Mississippi lead nation in tornadoes; Alabama year tornado record falls
• 18 additional Mississippi counties under disaster declaration
• Association of Black Cardiologists Job Listings
• A few good Davis men not afraid of commitment
• Mayor of NO suspends Commander and Director of Public Works
• Cheese pastry sticks
• Red Cross preparing for flooding while serving tornado victims
• PSC fines telemarketers $100,000 for ‘No-Call’ violations
• MDA: Most of tourism industry unaffected by flooding
• Mississippi River reaches top 5 historical crest marks in Vicksburg and Natchez
• Presley wades in on replacing Waites on Public Utilities Staff
• NRC investigating release of radioactive water at Grand Gulf
• First 90 degree temperatures in Mississippi likely over next few days
• USM professors receive funding for oil spill research
• Corps soliciting bids for Monroe County cleanup
• Barbour asks for expedited federal assistance
• Water over-topping old levee, main levee holding
• Vicksburg Still Open
• Corps soliciting bids for debris removal in Smithville
• Farm Bureau providing relief to uninsured members
• Impacted owners eligible for forest restoration funding
• SBA offering disaster recovery assistance to PNPs
• Swarm of nearly 40 tornadoes confirmed from tornado outbreak across Mississippi
• Tunica: Down, not out 
• Anderson runs Can’t Be Beat Fence company like her family 
• Bringing your politics to church makes for trouble on horizon
• Business from Bolivia
• Film: Mississippi’s new multi-million dollar industry? 
• Credit union announces promotions
• Changes in store for flood insurance 
• Midyear upswing eyed 
• What is smart metering and is it coming to your neighborhood anytime soon? 
• So you say you want to be an insurance agent? 
• Five tornado Disaster Recovery Centers open around Mississippi
• Over 2,000 Mississippi homes evacuated as the MS River continues to rise
• Gerard Gibert, Venture Technologies
• Smithville business people resolve to rebuild community 
• City wants court to rule on annexing Nissan plant
• MDOT gives update on Delta highways as waters rise
• Neshoba to Noxubee Counties tornado rated second EF-5 in Mississippi
• House passes bill to force offshore drilling lease sales
• MDA unveils new Mississippi Freedom Trail
• Harlow’s closure leaving Greenville with no open casinos
• President declares federal disaster area for counties along Mississippi River
• Ask The Judge Advice by Judge Malcolm Harrison
• Tisdale’s Topics:Men among men
• Tom Joyner Foundation selects Tougaloo as ‘School of the Month’
• Farm Credit Bank reports increased earnings
• Water association reports pressure loss, possible contamination
• Valued Members FCU goes into conservatorship
• Johnson Controls holds Mississippi diversity supplier event
• MDEQ: Businesses need to prepare for flood
• The future of black tennis has Jackson roots
• Trump employing ‘birther’ issue as a weapon of mass distraction
• Quilting artist Gwen Magee passes
• Obama gets high marks in capture of Bin Laden
• Mississippi native wins Howard U board seat
• Eyewitnesses dispute police version of shooting death in Durant
• State’s high school drop-out rate on the rise
• Casinos, roads closing due to flooding river
• President declares disaster as river rises to historic levels
• Johnny DuPree, Part 2
• Mississippi deaths from severe storms, tornadoes rises to 36; Smithville victims
• Johnson Slams Commission
• Capital City’s Tough Year
• Redevelopment Roadblocks
• GOP May Oppose Court-ordered Maps
• Celebrated Actress Tasha Smith Shows her versatility in JUMPING THE BROOM
• Keyshia Cole and Rickey Smiley
• Family Business Workshop on the MSU campus
• The Mississippi Orchestra hosts the Pepsi Pops – 30th Anniversary Gala.
• USDA Rural Development: Ready to assist flood victims
• Mild winter decreases demand for TVA’s electricity
• DMR suspends sale of commercial dredging licenses
• Barbour transfers school land to industrial park
• Smithville EF-5 tornado the 6th deadliest tornado on record in Mississippi
• Natchez native joins UMMC’s congenital heart surgery team
• AKA annual health symposium: Free medical screenings and doctor expertise become mainstay
• A different perspective on being a non-traditional student
• A true time of celebration!
• One World Doll Project seeks to inspire girls with multicultural dolls
• Mississippi towns and cities prepare for historical flooding from MS River
• Isle of Capri-Natchez closing due to rising river
• Delta Council alters annual meeting agenda due to flood
• Townhouse relocating from storm-torn Smithville
• Barbour wants disaster declaration ahead of floodwaters
• Rising river has Tunica casino industry in emergency mode
• KiOR signs another offtake agreement for Columbus plant
• Butler Snow makes national ranking of largest law firms
• The First Bancshares reports a decrease in net income
• DuPree for Governor
• Hancock again earns five stars from BauerFinancial
• Tri-Lakes Medical Center acquisition completed
• Chaney issues moratorium on policy cancellations/non-renewals
• More federal disaster aid committed to storm-tossed areas
• New Zealand feels U.S. pain after tornado strikes, causing deaths and injuries
• Robertson on PERS
• Winds cause collapse of historic Red Barn
• Cypress Pharmaceutical rolls out new generic drug
• Ground broken for new intermodal rail facility
• ‘Economy Watch’ finds state’s consumer confidence rising
• Aerospace Corp. awarded Stennis Space Center contract
• Hancock, Whitney shareholders approve merger
• Levee Board suing EPA over Yazoo Pump
• Disaster declaration extended, storm aid coming
• Second EF-5 tornado from historic, deadly tornado outbreak confirmed in Alabama
• Pharmacy group responds to Barbour signing S.B. 2445
• Millsaps to offer Executive MBA program
• DMR suspends sale of commercial oyster licenses
• Hosemann: Legislators should follow the Constitution
• Demands of solvency… 
• Cut loose by Allstate, homeowners likely to find coverage elsewhere 
• Lower reinsurance prices not resulting in lower premiums  
• Analyzing the Range Fuel shutdown in Georgia
• Stories of military families shifts focus to those left behind
• President Obama confirms death of Osama Bin Laden
• Disaster Declaration declared; homes/businesses damaged or destroyed passes 2600
• More severe storms and tornadoes possible across parts of Mississippi
• Bacon baked beans
• Over 30 tornadoes tore across Mississippi during historic tornado outbreak
• Experts: Don’t avoid social media due to fear of negative comments 
• Hotel tax approved for sportsplex 
• Cicada ‘invasion’ poses threat to trees across the state 
• Good people deserve good health insurance
• Loving business and industry
• Apathy and civic engagement
• East Mississippi rail link gets a funding start 
• MCSOL presents judicial awards
• Top 40: Wes Rouse 
• Top 40: Kevin Stafford 
• Helpful tips for cooking and baking
• Tragic death toll from tornado outbreak surpasses 340; 2nd deadliest outbreak
• Mississippi death toll rises to 34; 1900+ homes and businesses damaged/destroyed
• Tornado outbreak now deadlier than Super Outbreak of 1974; at least 318 dead
• Catastrophic rare EF-5 tornado damage confirmed in Smithville, Mississippi
• Forecasters predict highest Mississippi River level since the great flood of 1927 
• Plague of strong tornadoes deadliest since 1974; at least 300 lives lost
• MDEQ: Prepare now before flood waters arrive
• Hancock, Whitney shareholders to vote on merger
• Cellular South aiding recovery in Smithville
• Corps holding meeting at Eagle Lake about levee work
• Carolina Panthers choose Cam Newton as #1 pick
• Dozen plus found dead in Mississippi town of Smithville; death toll rises to 33
• LAKERS v.s. Hornets Game 6 Tonight
• iPhone 5 preview
• PCA: Construction recession could last another 18 months
• Corps already at work strengthening levee system
• Peoples’ numbers back in the black as loan losses fall
• SBA to honor state’s best small businesses
• Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., Alpha Delta Zeta Chapter to host Health Town Hall Meeting & Health Fair
• Mississippi International Film Festival Oct 21-22-23 Downtown Jackson
• SBA TO HONOR 2011 MISSISSIPPI SMALL BUSINESS AND LENDER AWARD WINNERS
• 4th Annual ZOOBREW
• I’M WITH SPIKE: “MADEA’S BIG HAPPY FAMILY” IS NO LAUGHING MATTER FOR INTELLIGENT BLACK WOMEN
• Residents to vote on hotel tax to fund sportsplex
• Chevron awards construction contract to KBR
• Natchez CVB: Flood will have little impact on city
• Gaming Commission orders casinos to shut down
• Mississippi devastated by rash of violent and deadly tornadoes; at least 20 dead
• Mark Sanborn Q&A
• Court: Lampton Not Immune
• Going for the Guns
• Arena in New Hands
• State ‘Backward’ on Transparency?
• Cereal has nutritious value
• MEMA: Twenty-three counties report damage, three fatalities
• Hampton Inn wins national award for excellence
• Hancock Fabrics posts loss for quarter, year
• Pratt & Whitney rocket engine passes major milestone
• President Obama amusingly releases birth certificate
• Trustmark posts $24M first-quarter net income
• FNC: Clients ready for new online appraisal reports
• Dahl named to MTR Gaming board of directors
• OSHA emphasizing ‘needlestick’ program in Southeast
• EF-1 tornadoes confirmed in South Mississippi; surveillance video tornado
• Major tornado outbreak unfolding; PDS Tornado Watch issued for Central, North MS
• Haddock filets with lemon garlic sauce
• Cattlemen taking advantage of online sales program
• Six Toyota dealerships win President’s Award
• Peoples Bank earns national attention for SBA lending
• CredAbility customers set new pay-back record
• Ag Man, Part 3
• Wake low creates damaging winds across parts of Central Mississippi
• Fast Five Trailer
• Gov. Barbour decides not to run for Prez
• Soybean farmers fighting wind, rain, weeds
• BankPlus, Society establish Japan Relief Fund
• Battelle selects SmartSynch technology for Ohio project
• B&K reports much-improved quarterly net income
• HBCU Summit Set To Make History
• At least 7 killed in Arkansas following floods and tornadoes; Vilonia hard hit
• More Mississippi counties under Tornado Watch into Tuesday morning
• PDS Tornado Watch issued for parts of North Mississippi
• Simple maple frosting and frosting technique
• Neely passes IHL board gavel to Robinson
• FEMA approves wind-retrofitting grant for Coast homeowners
• HMA wrapping up new hospital construction
• Citizens Bank reports decline in net income
• Prolonged severe weather event begins; Severe Thunderstorm Watch for North Miss.
• Metropolitan Bank building new headquarters
• Fleming sells newspaper, new owners relocating
• Entergy Mississippi wants to join transmission group
• FNC: Home prices fell, but not as far as expected
• Major flash flood/severe weather event to unfold across parts of Mississippi
• MDOT: Bridge-barge accident tests SHM technology
• HMA acquiring controlling interest in Tri-Lakes
• Manufacturing jobs decreasing, but some positives reported
• EEOC suing Signal over treatment of immigrant workers
• Strongest tornado so far this year strikes St. Louis area; airport video tornado
• Bunny eggs for breakfast
• Massive and historic "Yazoo City" tornado struck Mississippi 1 year ago today
• Q&A: Heather Hudson — Mayor of Greenville; Candidate, Second Congressional District 
• Agriculture think tank 
• Investigating a crisis 
• For students, SEP competition means getting down to serious business 
• Singing River Health Systems plans to request bond money for EMR system 
• Our homegrown commodity 
• A staple since 1977, ‘Farm Week’ has changed with the times and survived on Mississippi television 
• Milking 150 cows just the start of the day 
• February Unemployment 2011
• Shearer promoted at Ross & Yerger
• Trustmark sees acquisition of Heritage as key to filling in Highway 16 gaps 
• Creamy pearl onions
• Total of 17 tornado tracks identified across Mississippi from tornado outbreak
• Fresh lemon garlic broccoli
• Mississippi State Hospital Employees of the Month
• Employees honored for service at Mississippi State Hospital
• AKA’s hope to increase women in politics
• Ag Man, Part 3
• Mississippi Braves Fall in Third Straight to Birmingham, 7-4 Three-run bottom of the sixth puts the Barons ahead for good; Braves fall to 4-9 in 2011.
• JPS’ Middle School wins academic challenge bowl
• JPS Salute to Scholars Program
• Ag Man, Part 2
• “Madea’s Big Happy Family” movie is in overdrive at a theater near you
• UNCF highlights minority colleges and universities’ progress at going green
• McDonald’s adds 50,000 jobs
• Amazing photos of supercell storm over Starkville near Mississippi State University
• Breakfast meals
• Grammy satellite museum to land in Cleveland
• Flash Flood Watch expanded for much of Central Mississippi including Jackson
• Railroad Authority complete as last county joins
• KiOR signs construction contract for Columbus plant
• Barbour petitioning Obama for disaster declaration
• Garden soon to be ‘greenest’ on Ole Miss campus
• Easy applesauce cake
• Minority Contracts and C02 Testing
• The Cheering Section
• [Dish]  Creating a Brand
• DOJ Scrutinizing State Mental Health
• How Would the GOP Budget Affect Those in Poverty?
• Severe storms with large hail, damaging winds likely across parts of Mississippi
• Camgian, Johnston McLamb form new partnership
• State’s casinos saw winnings decrease in March
• Here with the Wind: Mississippi CEO’s First Day in Midst of Tornado Response
• Renasant sees healthy quarterly earnings increase
• Nissan expanding production at Canton plant
• MDOT to Hold RIDES Blitz Kickoff in Tupelo Next Week
• Capital city to partner with ATF and U.S. Attorney to reduce gun violence
• Pizza Party and Desert Sampling with Silent Auction
• Buhl leads Hornets to first-ever SWAC title
• Ag Man
• Potts: ‘Storm has passed’ First M&F Corp.
• State’s unemployment rate remains at 10.2 percent
• Toyota extends North American production cuts
• CF Industries settles in alleged Clean Air violations case
• Rain and storms likely through early Thursday; Flash Flood Watch issued
• Allens announces 2nd annual feast your veggies on this recipe contest
• Tornado Watch covers North Mississippi until 5 am CDT Wednesday morning
• JOHNSON CONTROLS SUPPLIER DIVERSITY EVENT
• L.A. Clippers’ guard Mo Williams to speak at JSU
• EPA Launches Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships Initiative
• Senators want pesticides regulation overturned
• NCCC HELPING COMMUNITIES AFTER TORNADOES STRIKE
• Anderson named state’s top contractor by SBA
• Lockheed Martin to open support center in ex-WorldCom facility
• Wind Pool buys $815M in reinsurance coverage
• NEW BEGINNINGS
• The Congressional Tri-Caucus Chairs’ Statement on the 100th Day of the 112th Congress Without A Jobs Bill
• Carlton Reeves to serve as Article III Judge
• Dr. Samuel White: Administrator, educator and community leader
• Dr. Walter Washington remembered
• Damage surveys reveal over a dozen tornadoes struck Mississippi
• Lawmakers want recommendations on reforming NFIP
• City wants gravel pit ruling upheld by Court
• Entergy expects earnings to exceed forecast
• Barbour recovering from surgery, prognosis ‘excellent’
• Luther J. Riley named head men’s basketball coach at ASU
• Chris Brown takes music forward with long-awaited “F.A.M.E.” album
• Vicksburg Medical Foundation makes gift to Alcorn State to provide student scholarships
• Students from Alcorn State University to compete for grants and glory at the 2011 Honda Campus All-Star Challenge
• Tisdale’s Topics:Where’s the real justice?
• Easter menu for a memorable dining experience
• Environment Masters expands services in metro area
• Ladners’ attorney asks for debris cleanup lawsuit delay
• Entergy files suit over Vermont nuclear plant
• Cochran questions river maintenance budget
• Malaco Records, landmark in Jackson destroyed in tornado
• Number of tornadoes confirmed in Mississippi rises to 9 from tornado outbreak
• Trustmark acquired banking operations of Heritage
• Rival MUW alumni groups decide to merge
• Barbour asks for FEMA joint assessment of storm damage
• Nonprofit established to administer BP oil spill grant
• Farish Street Renaissance?
• Great things about apples
• Final work on I-110 drawbridge to get underway
• Fitch gives Memorial Hospital bonds an ‘A’
• WDBD-TV chooses Rentrak’s StationView Essentials
• Cub Cadet recalls riding lawnmowers due to fire hazard
• Strong, long tracked tornadoes confirmed in Mississippi; EF-3 Clinton/Jackson
• Agostinelli makes the most of life and business
• Rebuttal for Idaho: Lazy, stupid people everywhere
• Washington not wasted on the young
• If it sounds too good to be true, well, you know
• ‘The Tunica Miracle’ 
• Crump probably has never been to Mississippi
• Starkville isn’t the same old sleepy Starkville that most Mississippians knew 20 years ago 
• Product placement at City Hall
• Bogus busting boost 
• Home cooked breakfast
• At least 17 lives lost after 2-day severe weather/tornado outbreak across South
• 1 killed and several injured in likely significant tornado in Greene County, MS
• State of Emergency declared in Mississippi following major tornado outbreak
• Hot diggity dog
• Video: Destructive tornado moving across the Jackson metro area
• Strong tornado moves across the Jackson metro area; major damage reported
• Tornado watch expanded across much of Mississippi into Friday afternoon
• EPA settles with TVA for alleged violations
• Hosemann testifies before U.S. House subcommittee
• City: New blighted property law working
• All American makes second acquisition this week
• Severe storms kill at least 6 in Oklahoma and Arkansas
• West and North Mississippi under Tornado Watch through Friday morning
• Telling your story
• Morning snacks
• William Winter, Part 2
• William Winter, Part 1
• UMMC Cancer Insitute Slated for Summer Opening
• Isle of Capri celebrating 20th anniversary of riverboat gaming
• Entergy Mississippi touts DOE rate report
• Presley to ask utilities for small business-friendly plan
• MSU receives FAA approval for Stark Aerospace flights
• Coast Guard finally removes barge from river bridge
• Man gets jail time for fraudulent oil spill claims
• Bounds gives new timeline for MUW president search
• Significant severe weather outbreak likely on Friday in Mississippi
• Now Comes the Hard Part, Again
• Redistricting Goes to Court
• Changing the Lobbying Game
• Put It in the Mall
• All American Cash Checking buys Easy Money
• Camgian Microsystems launches new, enhanced website
• Smith and Rankin most tornado prone Mississippi counties over the past decade
• State SBA office reports yet another lending record
• 4-County customers participate in electricity demand program
• MDAC revokes license of termite control company
• USM adds new graduate economic development program
• Mayor Hudson to make run for Thompson’s seat in Congress
• NASA administrator: Stennis is ‘rejuvenated’ facility
• Pina Colada smoothie
• Southern Heart Center pioneers outpatient PET/CT
• MDEQ reminds homeowners of Lead-based Paint Program
• Firm brokers sale of apartments for $10.1M
• Singing River asking county for loan for healthcare mandates
• Summer-like weekend produced over two dozen record high temps across Mississippi
• SBA economic injury loan deadline nearing
• Southern Thunder wins another national award
• Allstate asking for increase in homeowner insurance rates
• Parkway on verge of huge growth spurt with Eola acquisition
• William Winter, Part 1
• Beef Wellington tenderloin dinner
• Tornado Watch expanded and extended across East and parts of South Mississippi
• Tornado Watch until 5 pm CDT for Northern Mississippi
• Top 40 Under 40 Class of 2011
• Cooler weather to follow threat for severe weather Monday afternoon
• Skinny dipping pretzel treats
• MDOT unveils new bicycle/pedestrian resolution
• Mainland finalizes cost estimate for drilling well
• Cochran looking to kill new pesticides regulations
• Meena responds to FCC decision on data roaming
• Large tornado batters and damages more than half of Mapleton, Iowa [video]
• Year off to its most active start for tornadoes since 2009 in Mississippi
• JSU CHAMPS/Life Skills Partners with Habitat for Humanity
• Lady Tigers sweep Alabama State
• Start a spring seed program
• SBA looking to boost small contractors’ bonding limit 
• The risk of the rays 
• Wright practicing at clinic
• Finding success through life lessons, shared experiences
• Spencer promoted to HR director
• McGee promoted at Trustmark
• Hill earns AIF designation
• Farmer named year’s best
• Museum investment seen as boost for downtown 
• Bourbon ham glaze
• Patrick House, “The Biggest Loser”
• Drought in Mississippi fades in wake of recent heavy rains
• Heat buildup over the weekend across Mississippi; record high temps possible
• Department of Health awards CONs to two facilities
• FNBB consolidates bank subsidiaries in four states
• Neel-Schaffer recognized for Mississippi River bridge project
• Missouri city to implement SmartSynch technology
• AARP Chapter #850 will hold its monthly meeting
• “Suffer in Silence No More”
• “Learn How To Build Wealth And Get Out Of Debt”
• A Soldier’s Play
• Alcorn’s 18th presidential inauguration events tickets available
• Berklee College of Music to audition Copiah and Coahoma students for full scholarships to summer program in Boston
• PUSH FOR DELTA EDUCATION
• HONORS FOR MEDGAR EVERS
• NNPA grants 2011 Leadership Award to Congresswoman Maxine Waters
• Farish Street Volunteers
• Additional tornadoes confirmed in Mississippi from severe weather outbreak
• The 411 on City’s 311
• Reaching Agreement
• Finding Foul Play
• Galllery of Farish St. Renovations
• Weather for Jackson Ms
• Stocks and Market Quotes
• PSC fines telemarketers for ‘No-Call’ violations
• JSU team researching levee-strengthening techniques
• Cochran pushing for ag tax provision extension
• Pasha Hawaii finalizes ship’s design specifications
• Reece’s peanut butter and chocolate pie
• CSU expects another fairly active Atlantic Hurricane Season ahead
• Morgan White, Security Belew enter joint venture
• Tractors running; corn first in the ground
• Cochran co-sponsors bill to kill healthcare reform provision
• MEMA gives storm damage update, destruction widespread
• Tornado damage confirmed in several Mississippi counties; at least 4 tornadoes
• Spaghetti and meat sauce
• Tate Reeves On Economic Education
• Meteorologists concerned about hurricane season
• Diamondhead-Phoenix purchase agreement expires
• New law boost state’s film-making incentives
• GSA awards IT contract to NVision Solutions
• Mississippi’s first women physicians who changed the face of medicine
• Women in the NAACP at the forefront of struggle
• Butler 25, Connecticut 27
• INSPIRATIONAL ARMOUR OF GLADYS SCOTT… “All Prayed Up!”
• How can you go wrong with a name like Charity Wright?
• ‘Iron Jawed Angels’
• Grandma Emay – Slave ‘activist’
• A salute to Women’s History Month
• The Women’s Day Conference “Suffer in Silence No More”
• 5th Annual Creative Arts Festival: The 50th Anniversary of the Freedom Rides.
• Coast man accused of unlicensed dentistry
• TVA releases 20-year Natural Resource Plan
• NGS Energy puts Leaf River in operation
• MEMA releases preliminary storm damage reports
• Severe storms produce widespread damage across Mississippi; 1 killed
• OSHA cites Quality Steel following fatality
• Speed confirmed as MDA executive director
• Auditors warn supervisors about financial records
• Roy Anderson Corp. acquired by California firm
• Chocolate milk with a mint chocolate flare
• Toyota: Shutdown of North American factories inevitable
• Much of Mississippi now under a Tornado Watch through Monday afternoon
• Delta Airlines switches to jet service at GTRA
• Nunnelee co-sponsors three offshore drilling bills
• Legislators: Corps’ dredging policy hurting river commerce
• Huntington Ingalls awarded assault ship contract
• Severe weather outbreak likely; Tornado Watch issued for parts of Mississippi
• Dr. Greg Forbes puts the risk for tornadoes in Mississippi at TOR:CON 6-7
• SBA offering commercial mortgage refinancing assistance
• State awards five-year eGovernment contract to NIC
• Entergy unsuccessful in bid to sell nuclear plant
• Justice Department: Whitney branches must be sold
• Strong southerly winds set stage for severe weather outbreak on Monday
• Changes coming for Coast tourism 
• MDA backers devise a diamond soiree 
• Is the sky falling? 
• State’s chief site selector: Search starts a new for tax HQ 
• A BIG DEAL 
• Roughing it in exile 
• Blue Cross of Miss. not part of DOJ probe 
• Harrison County Industrial Park is ‘project ready’ 
• Market flooded? Not likely this year 
• Port study to use market projections to gauge jobs 
• Mississippi reaches historic peak month for tornadoes
• Health fair
• Garage Sale
• “Women in Prison.”
• National Donate Life Month
• Minority Business Network Meeting
• AKAs going “Red” becomes a family affair
• EXPO 2011 Digital Edition
• Severstal accelerating Columbus plant expansion
• Senate Democrats joining redistricting lawsuit
• Margaritaville to get special hearing in front of Commission
• State’s March revenue collections exceed estimate
• Overcoming … OBESITY
• Generation gap? FGDAI
• Join America’s ‘Biggest Loser’ for EXPO’s kick-off breakfast
• The best food and fun
• Between the aisles
• Riverwalk Casino Hotel Supports Red Cross Disaster Relief Efforts
• A sense of beauty
• Forward Lookers Federated Club
• Lisa Davis: Voice of the Mississippi House
• Meyers working to make JSU “education at its finest”
• In commemoration of Women’s History Month Chief Raymond J. McNulty and the Jackson Fire Department salute its Female Firefighters
• Ella Baker: Backbone of the Civil Rights Movement
• Cochran questions proposed chronic disease grants
• Palazzo’s staffers depart, Janus takes leave of absence
• Barbour calling special session over museums
• Entergy Mississippi: Audits find proper practices, procedures
• The Lion Speaks: Queen Nzinga lives on
• Ida B. Wells-Barnett and her passion for justice
• Chloe Garth-Elkins JPS 2011 Teacher of the Year
• MEMA receives reports of damage from storms
• It’s official: Northrop spinning off shipbuilding
• Judge recuses himself from redistricting lawsuit
• Legislators approve $5.5B state budget
• Copiah and Simpson Counties hit hard by macroburst winds up to 110 mph
• Curtis Wilkie, Part 3
• Curtis Wilkie, Part 2
• Curtis Wilkie, Part 1
• The Superintendent Staredown
• Former Jackson TV Personality Dies
• Changing Perceptions
• State Losing Millions to Tax Dodgers?
• Man gets jail time for mortgage fraud scheme
• State’s unemployment rate rises slightly
• Lawmakers pushing for disaster relief
• Officials investigating storms, possible tornado
• Court sides with Gaming Commission over machines
• Officials: River bridge OK after barge collision
• Levee board loses Yazoo Pump decision, may appeal
• Controversial immigration bill dies at Capitol
• E-Waste Day
• Old Catholic Parish (Liberal Independent Catholic) Forming in Jackson, Mississippi Metro Area
• Old Catholic Parish (Liberal Catholic) Parish Forming.in Jackson Metro Area
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch; large hail likely across parts of Mississippi
• South Mississippi under Tornado Watch through Tuesday evening
• Hunter Douglas plant again wins top safety award
• SBA’s disaster loan application deadline approaching
• USM launches fundraiser for new business facility
• Entergy Mississippi bills to shrink — slightly
• Gay Corrections Officer Reinstated After ACLU Lawsuit in Mississippi
• Active weather pattern continues; threat for severe weather and flash flooding
• Baptist Town revitalization project to be honored
• Jackson’s sales tax bill headed to Barbour’s desk
• Louisiana officials extend white shrimp season
• Barbour, lawmakers still at odds over state budget
• Contracts let for expansion of Elvis’ birthplace
• Michel not seeking reelection to State Senate
• Labor orders ISMG to pay employee back wages
• Wheat fields looking good despite snow geese
• Numerous reports of hail pelt parts of Mississippi and the South over weekend
• Cal-Maine sees increase in sales, but income up and down
• State lawmakers approve $422M-plus bond bill
• Baptist-DeSoto’s Emergency Department elevated to Level III
• Renovated Old Chemistry Building getting new name
• Muse Center Opens
• HORNE makes national top 100 ranking
• Owners of Hub City nightclub file Chapter 11
• EIGS members tapped for travel research
• Blow torches blamed for blaze at Sims Metal
• Warm air advection pushes high temperatures to record levels on Saturday
• Neel-Schaffer adds new personnel
• Net metering in Mississippi  
• Gordon returns to HORNE
• Energy audits can result in big savings 
• Freedom Riders are back after 50 years
• Planters announces numerous promotions
• Wilkerson to lead MSU institute
• Greenwood cookbook author brings style of chef and storyteller
• CDFIs can be ‘game changers’ here, Hope Enterprise CEO says  
• Fox in the henhouse? 
• Tornado Watch issued for portions of Central and North Mississippi
• Severe weather outbreak likely; strong and long tracked tornadoes possible
• Simple salsa
• Severe storms possible across North and parts of Central Mississippi on Saturday
• Breaking News: Regions Plaza fills 50,000 SF in leases with state
• DR. MAYA ANGELOU has joined the effort to give honor to and pay respect to the dignity of Cotton Pickers of America. Will you join us…
• MR. BEN PAYTON performing Classic Blues like only a cotton picker from Mississippi can…
• River Oaks undergoes modern Emergency Room transformation
• Join us at A BENEFIT FOR Taste of Mississippi
• Soles4Souls and Shoe Station partner to bring aid Japan
• Attorney Willie E. Gary receives lifetime achievement award during Greater Black Chamber of Commerce Awards Gala
• A visit from Mr.Brian Mcknight
• Girls kick butt in “Sucker Punch”
• Globetrotters stop in Jackson for 2011 “4 Times The Fun” North American Tour
• Prayer at the Capitol
• Early month rains improve drought across much of Mississippi; more rain needed
• Carbon capture sequestration bill receives Barbour’s signature 
• Trademark association praises state’s new anti-counterfeiting law
• Lawmakers want Barbour to divulge stimulus spending
• Alabama co. suspected of using illegal workers at Keesler
• Insurance workers indicted, accused of fraud costing $500K-plus
• Lobster pasta with creamy herb sauce
• Late season frost and freeze likely in parts of North Mississippi
• SBA chooses Calhoun as Mississippi’s best
• Feds charge TVA subcontractor with lying about inspections
• Ergon selling interest in Lion Oil Company to Delek
• LDH Energy selling business unit, including Hub City facility
• Tornadoes caught on tape in California, Iowa and Pennsylvania over past few days
• Spring Revival
• Advancing The Kingdom of God
• “Too Much Reform and Not Enough Change. NEEDED: A New Grassroots Movement for Change in EDUCATION,”
• Youth revival and conference
• MS NAACP to sponsor ACT-SO competition
• ASU professor collaborates with the University of Florida
• Forest Hill principal named Administrator of the Year
• State to receive $7.4M to turn around persistently lowest-achieving schools
• Students serve as pages at mississippi Senate
• Xavier student leaders hail from Jackson
• BEA: State ranks last in U.S. in personal income
• CO2 sequestration legislation signed into law
• Barbour wants cuts, lawmakers unsure what to trim
• Senate rejects proposal to vote again on redistricting plan
• Grilled Cajun chicken
• Need to find a copy of the Advocate?
• Insurance and Excise Taxes
• Cultural Remodeling
• The Home Front
• Phosphate Holdings impacted by floods in Morocco
• Meena supporting FCC’s data roaming proposal
• Airport officials want to hide UAM operations
• Education Department critical of school board meetings
• Japan's Quake/Tsunami surpasses all as world's costliest natural disaster
• Edwards announces bid for Choctaw chief
• Coast museum to be rebuilt on original site
• Another county elects to join Railroad Authority
• Louisiana company moving operations to Woodville
• Belhaven University Health Fair
• Mississippi Employment Expo 2011
• Ways to enjoy pineapple
• Manatee County NAACP News - March 22, 2011
• Health and Wellness Series Part 4
• Gaming Commission reviewing Margaritaville plans
• W&T Offshore: Reported oil sheen not coming from its platform
• LLCs now required to file annual report with SoS
• Memorial Hospital opening clinic in Wal-Mart
• Mississippi River continues rising; river now forecast to rise above flood stage
• Jill Conner Browne
• MSU park making room for II-VI expansion
• Entergy nuclear plant awarded license renewal
• Barbour has qualms with compromise budget proposal
• Lawmakers joining NAACP lawsuit over redistricting
• New earliest last freeze record in Jackson could be set
• Tomato vinaigrette sauce
• Wicker urging SEC to expedite Stanford victims’ claims
• ACS expanding in-state operations, adding jobs
• FEMA forgives Coast city’s disaster loan
• Workers can now check status on E-Verify
• Community college to build new facility
• Re-sentencing set for Minor, ex-judges
• Hancock Holding to offer common stock
• State’s casinos see monthly revenue rise
• SmartSynch honored for ‘operational excellence’
• Debut Broadcasting launching new national shows
• Pharmaceutical association’s ads target state lawmakers
• U.S. Chamber: Stalled energy projects costing state billions
• Winter officially comes to an end with the beginning of Spring today
• SBA promotes Reed to manager
• Something real, or is it a bubble? 
• Sales Tax Receipts - December ‘10
• Electing or appointing? 
• ‘Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter’ is a real page turner
• Swoope to sell a diminished Florida
• Changes normal for judicial system 
• Deptula hired by Mav6 as CEO
• GranthamPoole adds personnel
• Enstrom joins Usry as CFO
• Visible large "Super Moon" to shine down tonight
• Meet Parkway Properties
• Jackson recognizes Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
• Dionne Fulgham wins over $445,000 at Riverwalk Casino
• Koinonia Coffee House
• ‘Brandy & Ray J: A Family Business’ CD release date moves to May 24
• JSU Tigers News
• Part II – Athletics, Academics and Anointing: A case for Ole Miss and Dr. Robert Khayat
• Girl Scout Sunday held at Central United Methodist
• Gzosh inspiring a ‘Lost Generation’ through gospel rap
• Tisdale’s Topics:Whose interest?
• Tisdale Library hosts women’s history month event
• Extended dry and warm pattern takes hold; high temps to rise well above normal
• Officials: As of right now, Blue Springs opening not affected by Japan disaster 
• Spring Dance Concert
• Delta county latest to be named StormReady
• Johnson Construction lands stimulus-funded contract
• Security Card Services looking to make acquisitions
• Dancing Rabbit signs Daly to promotional agreement
• Sweet and spicy chicken fingers
• Education summit calls corps members, alum to action
• Shirley Artilla Thomas will be greatly missed
• American Prince & Princess Pageant Mar. 19
• Supervisors approve hospital’s acquisition of clinic
• Judge: Scruggs can call all witnesses
• Two men indicted for alleged kickback, bribery
• Womack: Grand Gulf at little risk from earthquakes
• Springtime Celebration
• Freedom Rider Hank Thomas seeks racial reconciliation after 50 years of change
• Second-year teacher Birdette Hughey named MS Teacher of the Year
• Simmons sworn in as state senator
• JAPAN Another perspective…..
• Belhaven Theatre Department Presents
• Jackson Medical Mall
• Very wet month of March so far; widespread rainfall totals over 5 and 10 inches
• Ex-auto dealer to be sentenced for defrauding bank
• County negotiating with Balkamp over rent dispute
• McCoy: No compromise with Senate on redistricting
• Speed returns to helm of MDA
• Shamrock spritzer
• Pearl River in Jackson reaches above flood stage
• MPB Moves Toward Self-Sufficiency
• Our Voices Will Be Heard
• Stadiums and Sticky Hands
• Japan Relief: What you can do to help
• Hip Hop artist Nate Dogg dies
• March Madness!!!
• SWAC Tournament Winner
• Hattiesburg attorney settles lawsuit with county
• MDOT to stage demonstration of river turbines
• City’s residents oppose downtown hotel project
• Denbury to buy CO2 from Kemper County plant
• Will Barbour Run?
• Belhaven Students Awarded at State NATS
• Aircraft company moving operations from Arkansas
• TVA’s fuel adjustment cost to drop in April
• Barbour disagrees with committee’s revenue estimates
• House rejects redistricting proposal, revives original plan
• Pot of gold coin cookies
• NWS confirms weak tornado and straight-line winds impacted Rankin County
• Gulfport wants other cities to join harbor debate
• Northrop spinning off shipbuilding; academy still planned
• Reeves supports Budget Committee’s decision
• Lawmakers backing ITC approval of antidumping duties
• Storms cause wind damage in Rankin County; tornado observed in Marion County
• Furniture makers allege price-fixing scheme
• Minor, ex-judges’ re-sentencing postponed
• Entergy offering assistance to Japanese
• Veterinary neurology efforts expanded at MSU
• Mussels in beer and garlic sauce
• Forisk: Southern sawtimber prices should rise
• DMR looking to build dike on Deer Island
• USM, Chevron release state tide tables
• Business-education partnerships receive awards
• Hinds County “Defiant… Unresponsive”
• Few strong to severe thunderstorms possible Monday afternoon and evening
• Majestic Star’s reorganization plan approved
• Justice Department investigating mental health system
• Farmers report fields in good shape for planting
• SBA loans available following disaster declaration
• Creamed spinach
• Supreme Court upholds ruling on city’s annexation
• State’s anti-price gouging law found constitutional
• Northrop completes first drone fuselage for Navy
• Communities honored for ‘Projects of Excellence’
• All grown up 
• Natchez hopes 2011 the year Rentech gets off the ground 
• Mississippi mismatch: Delinquent mortgages high, foreclosures low  
• Hughes appointed dean at MC
• Dems pick Brock for leadership
• Keeping Our Eye On: Emily Soen 
• Natchez mayor hopeful casino agreement forged this week 
• Who should lead THE MDA? 
• MDA in transition 
• SMALL BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Swirlz, Tupelo
• Fifth tornado from severe storms Wednesday morning confirmed in Mississippi
• Daylight Saving Time goes into effect tonight
• State of Emergency declared for Mississippi counties affected by severe flooding
• Rivers and creeks remain near or above flood stage following excessive rainfalls
• Fifth strongest earthquake world wide strikes near Honshu, Japan
• Settlement with drug companies could boost budget
• MEMA reports on preliminary damage assessment
• Sierra Club suing DOE over Kemper coal plant
• Stars fall on Mississippi banks
• Green and Gold 5K Run/Walk
• Poetry Reading by Richard Tillinghast
• PUBLISHER MALOYD BEN WILSON, JR. The Black Chronicle…“Pieces of Missing History”
• Bankplus hires Steve Jackson as assistant vice president
• Shun Hatten named one of state’s top 50 business women
• COGIC mourns the passing of Bishop Chandler David Owens
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Christ Tabernacle Church
• “Delta Sigma Theta Day at the Capitol”
• Mississippi minority contractors celebrate progress
• Red Riding Hood, the movie, is not your average fairytale
• Infinity pre-sells first 300 Mississippi Saints license plates
• CHAMPS!!!!
• Excessive rainfall results in widespread damaging flooding in Mississippi
• Tornadoes confirmed in at least two Mississippi counties
• Redistricting Fight Comes Home
• Commissioner Opposes Plant, Despite Ruling
• Transparency and Head Trips
• Intechra facility earns R2/RIOS certification
• State’s unemployment rate held steady in January
• Delta housing program director’s trial postponed
• City council affirms Nichols as economic development director
• Belhaven University Quest's Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
• Belhaven Composer's Piece to be Played in MSO's Chamber Series Concert
• Catfish industry ’stunned’ by McCain proposal
• Supervisors approve creation of railroad authority
• KiOR signs offtake agreement with Alabama company
• State senators kill House’s redistricting plan
• MGCCC to break ground on new center
• Baker Donelson ranked tops in bond work
• Study looks at economic impact of saltwater angling
• Bomgar rolls out new iPad support solution
• Sen. Davis Speaks to Stennis Luncheon
• Barbour: House redistricting plan unfair
• Delta housing program trial slated for August
• D’Iberville officials mulling new restaurant tax
• MSS to build new retirement community on Coast
• Severe storms and flooding rains ahead; 2-5 inches of rainfall likely
• Belhaven Students Garner Awards at Mississippi Collegiate Art Exhibition
• Stennis prepares to test rocket engine component
• St. Dominic buys Madison Medical Imaging
• Senators: Congress, not EPA, should set energy policies
• FNC releases statistics on market distress
• Above average wildfire activity for 6th straight month in Mississippi
• McField gets jail time for defrauding M&F Bank
• Casino workers’ oil spill claims to be processed
• Cadence Bank, CBC completes merger agreement
• TVA releases 20-year strategic plan
• Rep. Holland Addresses Legislative Scrambler
• Get crackin and start snacking
• Bill passes that would alter state superintendent’s pay
• Chancery clerk resigns after visit by auditors
• Catfish industry disturbed by GAO report
• Ex-NASA official’s conviction for steering contracts upheld
• Strong storm system dumps heavy rainfall; Hattiesburg breaks daily record
• Sudduth replacing Renfroe at Chevron
• Bank tries to prove Valley committed fraud 
• Smith uses technology for his supply chain
• Hudson promoted at Millsaps College
• Baptist-Golden Triangle announces staff news
• Meridian Symphony Orchestra celebrates 50 years of classical performances in a country music town 
• Open for business and visitors, any time 
• Thompson named to advisory board
• Words to remember the shuttle program by: We were lucky
• 1 dead, a dozen injured after EF-2 tornado hit Rayne in Acadia Parish, Louisiana
• Tornado Watch issued for portions of Southern Mississippi
• New Chief Meteorologist hired to cover Northeast Mississippi weather
• Coconut pound cake topped with a coconut glaze
• Mississippi River rising prompts Flood Advisory
• Heavy rain potential late Friday into Saturday; Flash Flood Watch issued
• Lee sworn in as chief judge of Appeals, replacing King
• Hood to hold BP oil spill meetings on Coast
• MC to offer state’s first physician assistant program
• House passes its own redistricting legislation
• Charitable Giving & Public Utilities
• Catfish, the other southern white meat
• 45th anniversary of the Candlestick Park F-5 Mississippi tornado
• Belhaven's Sports Administration Accredited by the IACBE
• Blazer Basketball Free Live Postseason Game Broadcast Online
• Peasant’s pate
• A census question and answer
• Deja vu–taggers replicate state flag’s intransigence that divides
• Diana Ross transforms Golden Moon into Emerald City
• Southern Farm Bureau raises awareness for women’s heart disease
• Census Bureau reports number of black-owned businesses have tripled
• African Marketplace
• Annual Black History Expo and African Marketplace yields tradition of success
• Jackson State releases 2011 football schedule
• Jackson State Frito Lay/AT&T Intercollegiate
• Mississippi Ag Day 2011
• Tigers lose close game against UAPB
• Two MS schools receive SWAC honors
• Hancock names post-Whitney merger executives
• Two workers die in Greenville Bridge accident
• Lawmakers debate higher education funding bill
• March marks wild weather transition to Spring in Mississippi
• Companies agree to pay $2M to settle EPA lawsuit
• State Senate passes workers’ comp legislation
• Airports breathe easier after FAA reauthorization
• Bryant ‘offended’ by Justice’s oversight of redistricting
• Barbour’s Bad Education Math
• ‘They’re Taking Daddies Away’
• Sex and Pay Raises
• [Dish]  Judging Carefully
• Jackson’sRidgeland’s Best Kept Secret
• Ameristar Casinos buying back founder’s shares
• Eye Associates opens another Coast clinic
• Tanner starts major road reconstruction project
• Entergy Mississippi petitioning PSC for rate increase
• Banning Menthol Cigarettes: Sound Science – Or Scientific Paternalism?
• The FDA Should Follow the Science, Not Make a Paternalistic Decision on Menthol Cigarettes
• Banning Menthol Cigarettes: The Disproportionate Effects and the Illegal Underground Market
• Banning Menthol Cigarettes Will Create a Huge Illegal Contraband Mark
• Swoope On MDA
• MDA, MTA releases 2011 state tour guide
• Entergy Nuclear announces new management team
• Barbour files legal brief concerning damage caps
• LeTourneau plant could be up for sale
• Boston crème pie
• The "Cap" put a lid on severe weather threat on Monday
• My great-great grandfather, Marcus Chambliss, was a Civil War soldier
• King takes on Graves’ seat on state Supreme Court
• Frankye Adams-Johnson (Aka Malika)
• Judge rules for regulators in Kemper plant case
• NAACP chapters sue to block redistricting
• Bill creating registry of midwives dies in Senate
• Barbour to Congress: States need more Medicaid flexibility
• Mississippi gubernatorial candidates share thoughts on black history
• Ask The Twins
• The struggle for full citizenship: Black history III
• Tisdale’s Topics:Who stole de lock from the henhouse do’?
• Teaching our children the value of citizenship
• Summer Classes
• Lawsuit brought against Howard for ‘withholding jobs’
• USDA declares 44 counties disaster areas
• Tim Keller's Visit to Belhaven
• State’s tax collections missed target in February
• Black Mississippi troops in the Civil War
• NEEDED: A New Grassroots Movement for Change in EDUCATION,”
• Swoope stepping down at MDA, headed for Florida
• Budweiser beer batter recipe
• Supervisors bring redistricting lawsuit
• MarineMax, Marinas International strike deal
• SBA introduces new STEP pilot program
• USM makes magazine’s ‘Most Popular Universities’
• USDA looks to settle more discrimination claims
• EPA approves use of bird repellant by corn growers
• Pickering issues demand to county supervisor
• New comparative healthcare publication available
• Tornado Watch issued for North Mississippi until 1 pm CST Monday
• Pearl Welcomes ScottsMiracle-Gro
• South of the border tortilla chicken lasagna
• Severe weather again likely in Mississippi late Sunday night into Monday
• Division, district recognized for small business program
• Two CDEs award New Market Tax Credits
• Corps reopens renovated boat ramp at Sardis Lake
• MSU awards kenaf patents to Texas manufacturer
• Over a dozen tornadoes confirmed from Thursday's severe weather across 6 states
• Homemade Kahlua; a real vanilla experience
• Putting food on the table 
• Plenty of timber, but no deal yet for KiOR 
• Mallory exit to carry out earlier agreement on Cadence retirement 
• Commercial Realtor group unifying for a new decade 
• State’s casino projects few and far between 
• Winds of change 
• Getting alternative reviews 
• Saunders, Sparks promoted by Court
• SRHS’ Anderson earns certification
• Back on beachfront 
• Coconut rice with fresh coconut milk
• EF-2 tornado confirmed in Western Mississippi; 30+ counties report wind damage
• The Battle of Milliken’s Bend
• Jeff Davis show upsetting to majority in Vicksburg
• The Black Confederate Brigade in the Civil War:
• Battle of Vicksburg being fought again over recognition of black Civil War troops
• Alcorn’s 18th President earns ovation for rousing sermon
• Interviews with Bennie McRae and Isiah Edwards: African Americans and the Civil War Sesquicentennial
• A Triptych on the Civil War
• Squall line produces widespread wind damage; over 200 wind reports
• Sanderson Farms posts net loss for the quarter
• Hosemann to seek another term as secretary of state
• Controversial tanker contract awarded to Boeing
• Howard Industries pleads guilty to conspiracy
• 2011 Business Woman of the Year
• Manhattan clam chowder
• Tornado threat continues until 2 am CST for portions of Eastern Mississippi
• Strategic Financial Partners opens new office
• State’s oldest art gallery going out of business
• Economy Watch now offering online economic analyses
• Senators raising dust over proposed EPA regulations
• Tornado Watch issued for much of Northern Mississippi
• Biology Department Places 1st and 2nd
• Business Woman of the Year announced
• Significant severe weather event to unfold; all modes of severe weather likely
• Chiropractor gets two years’ house arrest for fraud
• Utility district wants city’s annexation plan tossed
• Barbour appoints King to state Supreme Court
• Senate passes its own civil rights museum bill
• Career and Job Fairs
• Decision 2011: On the Trail with Bill Luckett
• Coconut milk for fresh baked confections
• MAEP and Museums
• School Board Grows
• Ask The Twins
• Slavery, Imperialism and the African Diaspora: Black History II
• Letter to the Editor
• The Judas Goats
• Catherine Andrews remembered for tremendous work
• Native Jacksonian to practice with Crossgates’ MS Family Doctors
• Mississippi Arts Commission to host 2011 Governor’s Awards for Excellence in the Arts
• MADDRAMA Performance Troupe
• African song and dance unfolds at Bailey Magnet School Auditorium Saturday
• Matrix Solutions offering telecommunications ‘lab’
• Heartland Catfish temporarily laying off workers
• Defense Department orders more guns from BAE
• Callon closes on sale of shares for over-allotment
• Jocelyn Zhu to Perform at Carnegie Hall
• Brock tapped by Dems as interim executive director
• Northrop Grumman delivers destroyer to Navy
• Finley pushing for passage of SEAP legislation
• House passes bill for higher education improvements
• Severe weather is a real threat by late Thursday across parts of Mississippi
• Wholesome homemade banana bread
• Mississippi counties take multiple hits from tornadoes over the last year
• MSU program makes first-ever national ranking
• Security Card Services renews contract with NPC
• Adams and Reese increases pro bono hours
• Furniture company penalized by OSHA
• I Beat the Odds: From Homelessness, to The Blind Side, and Beyond
• Black History Fact of the Day
• The Most Convenient Bluetooth Headset
• App of the Day
• Stocks
• Exercise Tip of the Day
• Scripture of the Day
• RECIPE OF THE DAY
• Alcorn’s 18th President earns ovation for rousing sermon
• Collaborative Arts Concert
• Statewide tornado drill to be conducted Wednesday morning
• Fruit, vegetable growers have new market opportunity
• SIS releases latest version of flagship software
• More than 11 percent of seniors may not graduate
• FNC index: Home prices continue to fall
• Margaritas for national margarita day
• Margaritas the whole family can enjoy
• Spring warmth reaches its peak; capital city tops 80 degrees
• State scores near top in consumer distress index
• MDAC accepting specialty crop grant applications
• SBA offering new program for commercial mortgages
• OSHA cites sawmills for multiple violations
• MDAC makes arrests, yanks license of exterminators
• Court clerk arrested by Auditor’s Office for extortion
• Cochran, Wicker co-sponsor bill to ‘revive’ offshore drilling
• Catfish industry enthusiastic about new inspection regulations
• Editorial: Mississippi needs more openness in government
• Fighting gov’t secrecy an ongoing battle
• Tougher penalty proposed for Miss. secret meetings
• Miss. open meetings law weaker than other states’
• Miss. economic head: No politics in site selection
• Chicken grilling sauce
• Roasted herb potatoes
• Severe Weather Awareness Week kicks off in Mississippi
• Decision 2011: At the Crossroads with Luckett
• Are you a hot tomato?
• Crispy crunchy chicken and dip
• Heading out of Hinds: Census confirms Rankin, Madison prime destination 
• Stuck at the station 
• Merging research 
• Center for Justice aids spill victims 
• Mississippi’s ‘Brain-Drain’ 
• Newspapers and an online strategy that doesn’t always pay
• An inspiration to all
• Infrastructure improvement bill awaits uncertain fate in Senate 
• Barbour names new heads of public safety, high patrol
• State’s casinos raked in more winnings
• USDA delays decision on catfish inspections
• Scientist says Gulf floor still oily, dead
• House budget cuts threaten daily operations of the National Weather Service
• Tangy London broil rub
• Mallory carrying out 3-year-old agreement to retire as Cadence Bank CEO & chairman
• Wilkinson court clerk arrested
• Analysis: Museum project draws hopes, suspicions
• Gov. names Albert Santa Cruz to head public safety
• No underestimating Tyler these days 
• IT Day 2011
• Peas, peas and more peas
• Jackson reaches warmest levels in 3 months; well above average temperature
• West Tallahatchie names valedictorian and salutatorian
• Alcorn State University receives another $100,000 grant from Entergy
• Attitude goes a long way 
• Min. Farrakhan, Shirley Sherrod, Myrlie Evers Williams to speak at civil rights veterans conference
• Tougaloo luncheon to recognize donors
• Graves goes to court of appeals in New Orleans
• Black contractors make major breakthrough in California utilities
• Bailey says: No KKK car tags in Mississippi
• Surrounded by love…
• Dennis in DeSoto, Part 2
• Morgan Freeman Endorses Luckett Gov. Bid
• “The Saudi Arabia of Coal”
• Decision 2011: Dennis in DeSoto County
• Abnormally dry to severe drought conditions on the increase across Mississippi
• Key Constructors repairs bridge ahead of schedule
• Callon completes public offering, nets $65.7M
• Oil spill cleanup on barrier islands suspended
• USDA declares two counties disaster areas
• Musical Theatre: "The Light in the Piazza"
• 'The Help' author Kathryn Stockett faces suit
• VT Halter to build $144M ship for Pasha Hawaii
• TVA unsure what customers will pay for power
• Landon’s sentencing for bribery postponed
• Manufacturer: Grand Gulf plant could have safety hazard
• Murder victim's grandson on mission
• Number of fire deaths in Miss. hits 25
• Jackson drowning lawsuit settled
• Smooth cherry smoothie
• State closer to having a civil rights museum, but location still an issue
• Quick responses save man in Pearl blaze
• City, hotel lose $23M suit over shooting
• 2 found dead in murder-suicide
• Slaying suspect turns self in
• Payday lending bill goes to governor
• Schools and Cigs
• [Dish]  Health for All
• The Harlem Gospel Choir to perform in Bologna Arts Center
• Hattiesburg-based gospel internet radio station wins Stellar Award
• Venture strikes partnership with California company
• Mississippi Cottages to go on auction block
• Railroad authority bill heads to Barbour’s desk
• Controversial payday lending bill approved by Senate
• Severe Weather Awareness Week across the South (February 20-26)
• Senior Dance Concerts
• New Alumni Blog
• Singing River to cut ribbon on medical park
• Mitsubishi Electric awarded incentives for Memphis plant
• City council gives quick OK to Margaritaville Casino
• Jackson man acquitted in friend's death
• Who'll replace Graves on Miss. bench?
• Whitwell wins Jackson Ward 1 seat
• Federal Reserve approves Cadence merger
• Butter pecan pancake syrup
• Lawmakers question process on projects
• Grammy winner Stuart salutes late guitar great
• Lott supporting Bryant, Hewes
• AmeriCorps may face closure
• Clinton man wanted in Jackson killing, carjacking
• Former care home operator facing new charges
• Miss. chief justice's pay lowest in U.S.
• City petitioning Legislature for tourism tax
• Mohr sentenced for felony home repair fraud
• Judge hears environmentalists’ concerns over Kemper plant
• Ex-circuit clerk re-indicted for embezzlement
• 85 years later, black history remains something to celebrate
• Spring-like warmth continue through the week; temps top upper 60s/low 70s Monday
• Dean of Faculty at Belhaven Houston Published
• JPS plans restructuring at Wingfield
• Carolina businessman charged for FEMA trailer fraud
• Sentencing in contraband cigarette case postponed
• Payday lending bill passes House, but fight may continue
• Graves confirmed by Senate for Court of Appeals
• Payday loan bill passes in House
• Pair allegedly stole 50 manhole covers
• Jackson Ward 1 City Council election today
• Does state have timber available for KiOR?
• Callon prices public offering of common stock
• Cochran reenlists for Senate education caucus
• Zata3 takes home three Reed Awards from D.C.
• Blueberry pancakes
• Graves confirmed to 5th Circuit
• JPD grads to push force close to 500
• Black lawmakers outline top priorities
• Dennis' run for governor a work in progress
• Acts of animal cruelty spur support for bills
• Law Enforcement Briefs
• French toast cheesecake valentine
• Decision 2011: Dennis in DeSoto County
• Belhaven University's Quest Grand Opening of New Facility
• City officials: Marina project ‘off the table’
• House passes Jackson State stadium legislation
• Katrina-wrecked harbor may open ahead of schedule
• Court asks for briefs in Learmonth’s damage cap case
• Madison County eyes OK for road gates
• Trial set in fatal Jackson crash
• Civil rights museum funding foreseen
• Crème Brulee martini
• Tupelo mall cracks down on teens
• Ward 1 council candidates study in political contrasts
• Valentine tradition marks 65th year
• Car tag eyed for Civil War general
• Canton school estimate lowered
• House to vote on payday lending bill
• Rodeo riders some kind of tough
• Nursing students sue Virginia College over lack of accreditation
• Dennis to officially launch bid for Governor’s Mansion
• Lawmakers debating salary of state’s education leader
• Feinberg: Bogus oill spill claims top 7,000
• Barbour: Obama paying lip service to job creation
• Bill looks to have midwives enter registery
• Sweet hearts for your sweetheart
• Dark but compelling options for good reads
• Palmer-Allen makes history at JAR
• Tate named V.P. of media productions
• Morrow chosen for AICPA Academy
• Q&A: Gail Pittman, Owner, Gail Pittman Designs 
• UAW infiltration harmful to state
• M&F promotes Walker to president
• Blackwood to moderate panel discussion
• Keeping Our Eye On: Bryant Horne
• New Summit breaking the mold 
• Second night of frigid single digit low temps recorded; Spring-like warmth ahead
• Barbour: GOP president needed
• Pensions could hold up budget
• Hinds County census
• News maker of the week: Patrolman trusts his gut, goes extra mile, saves a life
• Training adapts to job scene: Vocational education has evolved
• Teacher proficiency varies across Miss.
• Wicker seen as easy bet to return
• Redistricting could start in March
• Man shot multiple times, left in ditch
• Civil rights activist's open heart, mind remembered
• Golden snickerdoodle cookies
• Coast Guard: Oil cleanup should be scaled back
• Legally dead man pleads not guilty in child's killing
• Ambulance companies in a crunch
• Ex-cop found guilty of rape
• Judge asserts 'castle' defense
• Ed official's salary eyed
• Bagger aims for 'best' title
• Taser training called dangerous
• Baptist to expand
• Panola blaze kills 4
• Jeff Davis show upsetting to majority in Vicksburg
• Pan African Film Fest 2011 brings film from around globe
• Flowers Communications Group names Rashada Whitehead president
• Commissioner Epps appointed to Federal Communications Commission Committee
• Record lows set; temperatures plunge deep into the teens and single digits
• Superbowl XLV Pittsburgh did not win?
• JState signs 16 to scholarships on National Signing Day
• ASK THE TWINS
• The Greatness of Africa: Black History Month I
• Tisdale’s Topics:Christ in concrete
• Weber’s ‘The Choir Director’ a familiar pace for author
• Reflections on the life of Mrs. A.M.E. Logan
• Redistricting heads NAACP 2011 legislative agenda presented at State Capitol
• Advocate welcomes Gray-Daniels
• MSU scientists studying airport landscaping
• DHA awards grants to five Delta organizations
• SBA lenders offered new ‘Advantage’ program
• PAA buys natural gas storage facility for $750M
• Miss. lethal injection drugs expire soon
• Virginia College sued over accreditation
• Blaze destroys Jackson grocery store
• Rankin mourns school bus driver
• Slideshow: Snow covered in Mississippi after winter storm
• Perfect peppermint patty parfait
• Snowpack will lead to the coldest night of the season; record breaking temps
• Church gives Valentine's marriage vow renewals
• Friends hold onto music, memories
• Iran top threat to global security, Barbour says
• Gun discharged at Wingfield High
• ESPN game could give MSU extra fall day off
• Jackson 1-cent tax remains alive
• Days of free debit card use could be coming to an end 
• Company files lawsuit to block Hancock-Whitney merger
• Housing director pleads not guilty to federal charges
• U.S. Foodservices expanding in Memphis, not Mississippi
• Bishop becomes eighth president of SMCC
• Mississippi Welcomes the Verizon IPhone 4
• Sixty Years of Sculpting
• Simmons’ pork products recalled due to allergen
• CVB hires consultant to conduct tourism study
• Coast city files papers for proposed annexation
• NOAA sets guidelines for offshore fish farming
• Winter storm blankets Northern Mississippi in up to a half-foot of snow
• Hinds residents join to save St. Mary's
• Stokes takes complaint to national NAACP
• BP responds to nonpayment complaints
• Hot breakfast
• Ice, snow, rain slide into parts of Miss.
• Animal cruelty bills head to House
• JPS superintendent's appeal set for March
• ACLU, district settle suit over images on cell phone
• Veteran 'C-L' political journalist takes MSU post
• Deputies hit the streets, arrest 9
• Just blowing more smoke?
• Not Without A Fight
• Immigrants, Lawsuits and Juvenile Justice
• Nathan’s Law Struggling
• Snow piling up as winter storm unfolds in Mississippi; up to a half-foot
• Belhaven Athlete Selected to the Capital One Academic All-District Team
• Survey: State near top in U.S. in non-current loans
• Viking Range adds new product to lineup
• Lawmakers debating Medicaid enrollment procedures
• Scruggs’ bid to have sentence overturned set for April
• New Madison Co. solid waste overseer opposed
• Baby's death seen as accidental suffocation
• Jackson OKs moving city offices to mall
• Charter schools pushed in Mississippi
• Winter storm to unfold today into tonight; widespread accumulating snow likely
• Orbital engine successfully tested at Stennis
• MSU wants to offer nursing program in Meridian
• State Senate passes bill to consolidate operations of agencies
• Companies remain unpaid for oil spill cleanup work
• Baked custard
• MDOT director Butch Brown forced to quit
• School bus wreck kills 3 near Calhoun City
• Up to 3 inches of snow may hit area
• Insurance exchange plan OK'd
• Stereotyping on groups' agenda for open discussion, elimination
• 2 injured in Belhaven house fire
• Contractors owed millions for cleanup work after oil spill
• Belhaven Houston Professor Published
• JSU’s Bush named a nominee in National Player of the Week fan poll
• Deciding whether this JPS superintendent stays or goes is a battle that involves far more than meets the eye
• Tisdale’s Topics: Mississippi’s final solution
• Favorite excerpts of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr: ‘The Fierce Urgency Of Now’
• Friends and family celebrate homegoing of Deacon Sim Bridges
• Road scholar takes maiden journey through the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in Atlanta
• ‘Coupon Diva’ helps consumers maximize savings
• Keeping more of what you earn: Earned Income Tax Credit
• The Marks Palmer cheerleading squad ready for competition with help from JSU
• Dr. of the Day
• House lawmakers approve insurance exchange plan
• Coast airport looking to increase passenger fee
• Schools to share in tax revenue from LNG terminal
• Ailing MDOT director voted out by Commission
• 2011-2012 Academic Calendar
• Winter Storm Watch expanded; Jackson metro and much of North Mississippi covered
• Lauren Innovations becomes founding partner of NCS4
• Ex-bookkeeper gets jail time for embezzlement
• Housing agency director arrested for intimidating winesses
• Barbour lists problems with healthcare reform
• Hinds rethinks inmate medical contract
• Fund to aid tot left alone after killings
• More icy Stack tie-ups possible
• Cherry Jell-O without the jiggles
• Significant snow possible across parts of the state; Winter Storm Watch issued
• Mississippi Briefs
• Initial award in rape lawsuit upheld
• Reeves launches campaign for lt. gov.
• Backers make appeal to keep East Flora Middle School open
• Are 'golden years' gone for Southwestern Athletic Conference?
• Population drop worries city leaders
• LNG terminal to get first ship this summer
• Senators pushing FEMA for change in flood modeling
• Callon to offer nine million shares of common stock
• SBA extends Dealer Floor Plan pilot program
• Officials question absentee ballot witnessing
• Cochran reintroduces park expansion bill
• X-47B makes successful inaugural flight
• Arbitration panel rules in dispute involving Callon
• Fettuccini Alfredo sauce
• Belhaven's Annual Student Mission Conference
• Funding for Coast hurricane evacuation highway lacking
• Housing for rent in Natchez scarce
• Hub City plagued by foul smell
• Ethanol mix has downside
• Life lessons among rodeo prizes
• Tax option Jackson's top Legislature plea
• Mississippi Briefs
• Black History Month events
• Gulf Coast seafood gets boost from U.S. military
• Bills would OK carbon gas storage in ground
• Several ice and snow threats this winter; more on the way
• Lawmakers considering underground carbon dioxide storage
• Healthcare reform lawsuit dimissed, but judge gives second chance
• Simpson resigning as public safety commissioner
• Renasant assumes assets of FDIC-closed bank
• Go nuts over making homemade Nutella
• On the cutting edge 
• Dead on arrival 
• Delta ingrained in Brown 
• Bringing home the bacon 
• Snow-ing geese 
• July tee time is back to the basics 
• Connections adds four providers
• The ‘Dollar Guys’ accelerating as other retailers hit the brakes 
• Firm promotes three staffers
• Newsmaker of the Week: Coast recovery top issue for newest member of House
• Housewarming celebration: New Habitat home a 'blessing'
• Packers' Lee continues 'Super' Miss. tradition
• City loses 19K white residents in decade
• 'Missing' cases often unresolved
• THE BUZZ
• Possible prostate cancer treatment could be golden
• Investor interest in Coast casinos up
• Inmate transfer sparks anger
• Beloved civil rights figure dies
• Prepare stuffed mushrooms
• Civil rights could join as holiday
• Caravan a Dixie National tradition
• Camden rape suspect out on bond
• DPS chief to step down, make run for AG
• USM's cuts could take a pause
• Dogfight raid in Claiborne results in guilty pleas, fines
• Ice slipping away as warmer temps expected
• JPS superintendent to fight for job
• Industrial outlook hikes metals prices
• Stocks shrug off jobless report
• Student Invitational Art Exhibition
• Faculty Recital Featuring Gena Everitt
• 'Please stay at home,' off roads
• Bomgar rolls out new version of software
• Mainland updates merger talks, hires Harding
• Chinn & Associates named best firm in state
• SmartSynch launches 3G wireless platform
• Hearty vegetable soup
• Covered? 
• Police, emergency responders busy as highways ice over
• Mississippi locked in ice
• Girl, 10, donates toy bears to needy
• Panel OKs Graves nomination again
• Barbour's family flights on state plane questioned
• Sharing tale of love
• Census figures reflect new look for some counties
• Texting ban OK'd by Senate
• Mississippi death row inmate granted reprieve
• Much of Mississippi to be affected by winter storm; significant icing continues
• Celebrating Black History Month
• Belhaven Theatre Presents
• Hudson’s Salvage accused of trade secrets theft
• Hosemann releases elections report, finds problems
• USM programs, faculty dodge budget cuts
• KiOR gets loan guarantee from Energy Department
• Social Super Bowl
• Belhaven Theatre Presents "The Three Sisters"
• Increased expenses results in TVA quarterly loss
• Study: Mississippi's Pre-K is lacking
• Reeves kicks off bid for lieutenant governor
• Icy conditions expected in Mississippi
• Officials, hospital to continue negotiations
• Census Bureau ships data to state
• Complex winter storm to unfold with significant accumulations of ice likely
• Carrot cake and frosting
• House seeks to rehire Miss. troopers
• Oil spill administrator says he's staying put
• Commodities: Storm fears drive up wheat prices
• Signing Day 2011: Winter bragging rights for teams
• Student: Egypt remains 'dangerous'
• Dumped dead cats and dogs probed
• Judge won't toss Taser lawsuit
• Winter Storm Watch/Winter Weather Advisory: snow, sleet & freezing rain expected
• BP Claims Process Compromised?
• Immigrants, Medicaid and Abortion
• Caring for Criminals
• Alderman approve zoning ordinance
• Senators pushing for continued duties on imported shrimp
• TVA customers paying for Kingston ash spill
• Beef plant conspirator awarded reduced sentence
• City gets sunset of proposed penny tax extended
• ‘Family Guy’ thief’s sentencing postponed until March
• Supreme Court changes rules for legal pro bono work
• VT Halter lays keel for U.S. research ship
• Earmark moratorium could impact railroad project
• Dr. Tim Keller Speaks at Belhaven University's Student Missions Conference
• DA to seek life term in slaying of Barrett
• Ex-MSU standout stands pat on job
• JPS board nominees fail for 3rd time
• Gazebo OK'd at new Clinton restaurant
• Punxsutawney Phil & General Beau Lee fail to see shadows; early Spring ahead
• No charges in Jackson bank VP's death
• Texas hash in a flash
• Senate smoking ban bill survives
• Long overdue WWII medal awarded
• GOP Jewish group to pay for Barbour trip to Israel
• Transportation, House races decided
• Some residents call for JPS to retain superintendent
• Cowboys Stadium 30 icy miles away
• Belhaven Student Selected for the Sigma Beta Delta Leadership Acadmy
• Dr. Tim Keller Speaks at Belhaven University's Student Missions Conference
• Freezing cold airmass to plunge into the state overnight on gusty winds
• The Rite challenges ‘the wrong’
• Hancock adds two new mutual funds to portfolio
• City gets approval for Sunday liquor sales
• Minor, judges to wait longer for sentencing
• Education advisory council releases annual report
• SCLC split occurs as MLK daughter Bernice King nixes presidency
• “Mother of the Year”
• The 2011 NAACP Induction Ceremony: activism is still alive and well
• China: New opportunities for African American businesses
• The Destruction of Black Colleges by any other name
• Tisdale’s Topics:Good night, sweet prince
• Apricot sauce
• Tornado Watch posted for Southwestern and portions of Central Mississippi
• Health and Wellness Seminar 2
• Gov.'s office: Trip not tied to payday bill
• Dedication ceremony held for renovated Giles Hall
• Lawmakers continue debate over civil rights museum site
• Deadline approaching for oil spill recovery loans from SBA
• State revenue collections beat forecast, but Barbour urges caution
• Funding planned for civil rights museum
• Bryant's campaign war chest tops $2M
• Massive winter storm to also spark severe storms
• Kids with an inmate parent need mentors
• Auditions under way at JSU for movie roles
• Suspect in slaying of Terry couple free on bond at time of crime
• Some cities seeking own representation
• Chevron plans $1.4B Miss. plant
• Hinds OKs inmate care pact
• Mississippi Briefs
• BancorpSouth rebounds further into black, cites decrease in non-performing loans
• Butler Snow forms new advisory services subsidiary
• Southern AgCredit issues largest dividend in history
• RCG-Starkville awarded CON for new location
• CDC: No links between deaths and Chinese drywall
• Mississippi Cottages to go on auction block
• Singing River breaks ground for new building
• Old Bryan Foods facility being demolished
• Chevron to build lubricants plant on Coast
• Cold case haunts Jackson victims' moms
• Hinds inmate medical care hits deadline
• Sunglasses project brightens lives
• USM Oil Spill Study
• Quick bacon Bok Choy
• Mississippi Briefs
• I-20 revamp in Scott Co. to take 2 years
• Madison bridge construction under way in Miss. 463 project
• Advocates: Jail no place for mentally ill
• Co-Lin's newest building nearing completion
• Earmarks a lifeline for Mississippi universities
• Redistricting deadline looms
• Hyde-Smith announces candidacy for ag commissioner
• Diamondhead Casino extends LOI with Phoenix
• Study looks at food assistance programs and cost of living
• OSHA cites RoyTex for 18 safety, health violations
• Turning wet across the state; increasing threat for severe weather Tuesday
• Score a field goal with a goal post Super Bowl sandwich
• Temperatures soar above the 70 degree mark across much of the state
• Caratozzolo promoted at Beau Rivage
• Regional bank M&F puts losses of 2009 behind it
• Canada important to our business
• Jackson will soon know fate 
• Brown reappointed to banking board
• MDOT honors Wilson with award
• Cruisin’, catfish and Elvis 
• TEC makes staff appointments
• Reaching for the algorithms 
• Sir, is that cow under warranty? 
• Alleged Copiah Co. killer known serial stalker
• State Hospital workers rake in overtime pay
• NAACP exec raps JPS leadership
• Comcast adds NBC Universal to lineup
• Water line work to begin in spring
• 9-year-old says he's unafraid after attack by pit bull
• Disappearance, homicides and fire
• State budget overhaul likely to die in House
• Barriers added along Spillway Rd.
• Kosciusko woman missing
• Homemade corn chips – baked or fried?
• Exhibition - Kyoto Views: The Art of Randy Hayes
• Exhibition - The Orient Expressed: Japan’s Influence on Western Art, 1854-1918
• Senate OK's bath salt drug ban
• Shooter unknown in Terry double homicide
• Mississippi Briefs
• Request for gazebo at planned Clinton cafe on hold
• Polymer science drawing interest
• Madison Co. supervisors weigh in on keeping Flora school open
• Family upset over jail release
• Opinion upsets pair on council
• Murder/suicide in Ridgeland
• 25 years later, Miss. still feels impact of Challenger explosion
• Dance Ministry Ensemble Concert
• 19th Annual Mississippi HeARTS Art Auction set for February 12
• Free boat show coming to Bass Pro Shops
• Edwards out as JPS Supt.
• JSU dean takes over reins of local chapter of nation’s first black sorority
• Environmental Justice group exposes polluted chemical sites at Capitol hearing
• Social workers rally at State Capitol to support license bills
• Obama rates high with state leaders
• Cornel West to speak at JSU
• To the cleaners 
• Black MBA Association appoints new CEO
• Bridging divide to lending institutions 
• January 2011 ending on warm note; warmest stretch of weather of the month
• Judge gives go-ahead to city’s annexation plan
• Mississippi Power chooses name for Kemper plant
• Whitney Holding posts quarterly loss of $92.5M
• Feinberg: Possible bogus oil spill claims top 7,000
• Miss. Episcopal meeting to draw thousands
• Fashion up a batch of tasty blueberry muffins
• JPS superintendent firing prompts City Hall activity
• More charges filed in Hinds slayings
• Ex-fed prosecutor questions if DPS chief can run for AG
• Wife faces murder charge, but son released
• Pearl annexation OK'd by court
• Unmarked graves found at Vicksburg military cemetery
• Process for spill claims criticized
• Writer brings drama to court: Divorce done, but fight isn't
• Illegal hiring could cost businesses $25K a day
• Students Prepare for the Workforce
• Belhaven University's Online Program Announces Reduced Tuition Rates
• Belhaven Hosts Jackson Public School All-City Honors Band
• ECD changes name to Hope Enterprise Corporation
• Court rules in favor of condo/yacht club project
• Study: Viking Classic has $22M impact on state
• Mississippi State makes national ranking for research
• Nestle Toll House valentine sugar cookie coupon
• Luckett for Governor, Part 3
• Supervisors vote to talk about hospital project
• Foreclosures prove mixed bag in Magnolia State
• Cut sewer line forces Gulfport beach closure
• Mississippi Power customers may pay for plant upgrade
• World-renowned educators to speak at early childhood conference
• JPS chief axed in school board vote
• Man's brother charged in Terry couple's death
• Officials fear being sued under status law
• State short on death drug
• Barbour's possible White House bid foray deemed a success
• 'Blue Alert' in the works for officers killed, hurt on duty
• Families grateful for doctor's zeal in fight against diabetes
• Former Sen. Crook dies at 81
• Ward 1 to conduct special election
• Partial Smoking Ban Sets Stage for Confusion
• IHL and Other Kicked Puppies
• Cutting Out The Pigs
• Officials deemed present if on Skype
• Northrop-built destroyer passes sea test
• Trustmark’s annual earnings up more than 25 percent
• FNC index finds U.S. home prices still weak
• Widespread rainfall totals over 1 and 2 inches soak the state
• State adds jobs, but construction, manufacturing still down
• Don Meyer Press Conference
• Pistachio Baklava
• Consultant: Mall, downtown should work together
• Lockheed to pay $2M in whistleblower lawsuit
• First M&F Corp. operates in the black
• ATK employees set new safety record
• Luckett for Governor, Part 2
• Family: Man shot, stabbed child's mom
• Athlete Singleton denies charges
• Winter storm warning issued for parts of northern Miss.
• Mississippi Briefs
• Ward 1 council race may be moot
• Texting-driving bill faces Senate vote
• State health exchange to reach 500K
• Sudan Lost Boy recalls journey of his life
• Scott sister must lose 120 lbs.
• JPS chief's contract up for debate
• Cities asking for no unfunded mandates from Legislature
• McField’s sentencing for bank fraud postponed
• Whistleblower case involving State Farm to be heard
• Hood: Judge should rule in oil spill claims process
• Salt & Pepper Men’s Club honors six
• City suing railroad over property cleanup
• Oil spill cleanup crews still finding tarballs
• Senate committee to weigh Graves’ nomination
• Moak: No new taxes for state’s casinos
• More snow for North Mississippi; Winter Storm Warning/Winter Weather Advisory
• Woman charged in store owner's stabbing
• Mental exam set for cop slaying suspect
• Miss. punitive-damages law questioned
• Irish eyes are smiling with an Irish coffee surprise
• Man sentenced in death of Hinds supe's son
• Senate committee sets vote on Graves
• Jobs, economy to dominate State of the Union address
• JPS leader receives support on council
• FBI looking into new claims in Evers killing
• Controversial strip club billboard remains despite mayor's wishes
• Gaming industry on growth upswing in state, official says
• State Senate mulling deer breeding farms
• Baker Donelson makes ‘Best’ list again
• Federal appeals panel questions damages cap
• An Evening of Diamonds
• Heavy rain and wintry weather to impact the state Monday night-Tuesday night
• Mississippi bill would penalize funeral protests
• Entergy’s earnings affected by unplanned outages
• Legislative panels differ on payday lending bill
• Settlement reached in FEMA trailer lawsuit
• William Carey puts price tag on beachside property
• Rankin eyed for state agencies
• Department reaches labor agreement with TVA
• ATK components support successful Delta IV launch
• State chooses Fast’s GenTax to upgrade tax system
• IHL approves new facility for USM-Gulf Coast
• Sweet and spicy peanut dipping sauce
• Luckett for Governor, Part 1
• USM Lott Center Hosts Business Seminars
• Tutoring of 3rd-graders in reading pays off quickly
• News groups join fight over video
• Getting bikes in running order a lifetime passion
• Witnesses: Neighbor opens fire
• Once scrapping for business, Hattiesburg recycler sees prices rebound
• Charter school law targeted
• GPS to be tested for house arrest use
• Study suggests hike in casino taxes
• Bacon crab dip
• Rain increasing late on Monday; could mix with or change to snow on Tuesday?
• Q&A: Dave Dennis, Republican candidate for governor 
• Dahl appointed leader of MTR
• McLendon promoted at Community Bank
• Bill seeks to add clarity to existing Trade Secrets Act 
• Financial planners give some optimistic advice 
• Hol-Mac adds Hull, Kim
• Watkins Ludlam makes staff announcements
• Weible practicing on the Coast
• Penico added at Anderson Regional
• Census data show steep Jackson income gap
• Pay lags at Miss. colleges
• Evers' assassin said still at large
• THE BUZZ
• Ridgeland Popeyes paint scheme nixed
• School board hopefuls ignored
• FEMA mobile home makers agree to pay
• Students to tour Germantown High
• Metro area cities eye revenue
• Sales tax tops talks
• Do blonde brownies have more fun?
• Felon accused of killing nightclub owner
• Jackson teen's Monday murder trial postponed
• Copiah lands $3.2M grant for storm shelter
• Driver denies mental problem
• Payday loan bill may die
• Dundee depot now in Tunica
• Fatal shooting goes to grand jury
• Both metro area DAs announce re-election campaigns
• Copper valued at $64K lifted at railroad
• Suit against MHP may be settled
• The 2011 Jackson Jewish Film Festival
• Rev. Dr. J.L. Hammitte and Divine Grace will celebrate their first year anniversary
• “Congenital Heart Surgery in Mississippi”
• Heart Beats of Jackson.
• Climate Prediction Center: Temperatures to continue below average for the remainder of the month
• Lanier receives Day of Service Award
• Jackson Public Schools to host Dads of Destiny Conference Jan. 27
• Town of Beloit residents reject racist police chief
• Jackson’s most energetic cheerleader!!!!
• Alcorn Braves rally for new head football coach
• Tougaloo left out of museum decision
• Chamber’s new leader wants more proof on arena’s viability 
• Beach deemed safe, MDEQ lifts advisory
• William Carey does not extend dean’s contract
• Officials report no injuries in paper plant fire
• Settlement ‘very close’ in FEMA trailer lawsuit
• Mississippi Showcase Art Exhibition
• JPD: Seized dog didn't attack boy
• Sex offender, 66, charged in rape
• New England clam chowder
• Probe sought in use of live pigs
• Lots of noise, no solution in Fondren subdivision
• Tracking troubled teachers in Miss.
• 2 in Mississippi House switch from Democrat to Republican
• Explosion in Canton caused by gas leak
• Open meetings bill passes Senate floor
• Payday loan bill amended
• Google hit with shake-up
• Two more state lawmakers switch to GOP
• Cochran pushing USDA for livestock warranty program
• Supervisors elect to receive loan for Olin expansion
• IHL calls foundation’s nursing report ‘landmark’
• Ole Miss launches new strategic planning campaign
• PSC alerts lawmakers to available unspent funds
• USM committee completes appeal of program cuts
• FEMA forgiving Hurricane Katrina loans to city
• Nissan officially begins NV production in Canton
• Chevron adding another ship berth at Coast plant
• Nissan Launches Utility Van
• JPD: Car arson followed fight at store
• Suit against Jackson tossed by Weill
• Nissan drives into new territory with van
• Pit bull held in attack
• State smoking ban legislation proposed
• Man with long arrest history denied bond
• Open meetings boost OK'd by Senate panels
• Court testimony gets personal
• Ex-inmate held in slaying
• Vision Airlines adding Gulfport-Biloxi flights
• MDEQ’s enHance program adds new members
• Italian company coming to The Accelerator
• Physicians, nurse practitioners at odds over bill
• Renasant reports improved quarter, year
• Vets tribute
• Millcreek behavioral treatment center opens near Clinton
• History’s Return
• Latinos and Loans
• Hancock sees earnings climb post-merger
• Visit the Mountaintop Exhibit in Jackson
• Celebrate the life and times of Dr. King in historic Atlanta
• UP & DOWN FARISH STREET
• Dave Dennis, Part 3
• Oil spill czar in pay negotiations while security tightens
• Gumm named leader of Stone County EDP
• Brothers plead guilty in Miss. land scam
• State Senate passes immigration bill
• Mississippi inmate dies awaiting parole
• Health care law support split in Miss.
• House passes controversial payday lending bill
• Hinds Co. honors a good Samaritan
• Evans brothers plead guilty to money laundering, fraud
• Lack of quorum stymies Jackson council
• State revenue workers to return to work today
• 5 injured in Canton home explosion
• Senate OKs immigration bill similar to Arizona law
• House passes payday loan bill
• Doctors, nurses spar over practitioner bill
• Diabetes Super Conference aimed at all with disease
• Mayhall giving up seat in Legislature
• Supervisor making run for Governor’s Mansion
• Hancock’s quarterly earnings up, annual earnings down
• Northrop wins another Coast Guard contract
• Senate debating controversial immigration bill
• Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance
• Dr. King’s dream still alive
• TVA reducing bills due to drop in fuel costs
• Northrop, Isle of Capri lays off workers
• DREC expanding with new 220-acre farm
• Planners eyeing new river bridge at Memphis
• Average earnings outpaced by rising prices
• Dog pack hounds Belhaven
• Rankin woman killed by gunshot
• Simpson says he's best fit for AG
• Law Enforcement Briefs
• Tale of 3 wannabe cities includes delays, hurdles
• Vote expected on payday loans
• MLK's legacy: State has changed 'enormously'
• Legislative briefs
• Mississippi Briefs
• Helpers need help
• Oil spill administrator makes another Coast visit
• College gets $350K for scholarships, equipment
• Could homeowners lose insurance due to Chinese drywall?
• Nooe sells two restaurants, opens Grant’s Kitchen
• Simpson announces candidacy for attorney general
• Spring 2011 Chapel Schedule
• Honors Day
• Cellular South urging customers to sign up for AMBER alerts
• Two northeastern counties balking at flood zone maps
• MDOT wraps up intelligent transportation system projects
• Immigration bill causing rifts in Legislature
• Oil spill commission releases restoration plan
• Dave Dennis, Part 2
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day Events
• Ex-officer wins suit against wildlife agency
• Canton High faces deadline to improve
• Public can aid Jackson streetlight repair
• Ready if needed: Volunteer Civil Air Patrol vital cog in emergencies
• School 'grade floors' argued
• Census reveals declining marriage rate in Miss.
• Campus arrests up at Ole Miss in '10
• Coast homeless have few options
• Copiah man, 31, beaten to death
• Young retiring as president of SMCC
• Radioactive soil-testing device stolen from truck
• Parkway expects office vacancies to rise
• MDEQ issues Coast beach advisory
• Port traffic down almost 25 percent last year
• Mississippi School for Math and Science 
• Payday lending bill could jeopardize smaller lenders 
• Community Bank hires Kisner
• Khayat always candid and realistic as leader
• Ogletree elected committee chair
• Funding university research  
• Renasant names new senior officers
• In high corn 
• Health records more manageable with Vehracity software 
• Fake bath salts new street drug
• Head coach in NFL a fate fit for native Mississippian
• Civil rights museum gets lift from governor
• Release mulled for ill killer
• Martin Luther King Jr. holiday events
• Week In Review
• JPD officer: FBI training 2nd wind
• Alcorn student mourned
• The Buzz
• Bald eagles' numbers in Miss. on rise
• The Scholastic Art And Writing Awards of 2011 Mississippi Regional Competition
• Miss Mississippi ready for spotlight
• Autopsies, funerals delayed
• Long waits at railroad crossings raise frustrations
• Museum site may contain artifacts
• Forensics awaited in teen sex case
• Trooper's extortion count reinstated
• Freedom Rider finds tribute 'flattering'
• Senate passes safety measure
• Agency offices evacuated
• Alleged burglary ring boss arrested
• Gallery of Scott Sisters release
• KING’S DREAM WIDE AWAKE
• Jackson’s big Parade: MLK Day celebration ranked tops in USA
• A challenge to the black community
• Critic’s Corner: Duty calls us all
• Tisdale’s Topics:Whose interest?
• Americanism and Black loyalty, a matter of separating the sinner from the sin
• Widespread abuse of young prisoners at Walnut Grove exposed at House hearing
• Kenneth Paige and Verbia Harden to be crowned MLK Man & Woman of the Year!
• The American Dream: Phase Two
• Belhaven Athletes Named SSAC Conference Players of the Week
• Barbour sets special election for Senate seat
• Horseshoe found liable for fatal accident
• Senate lawmakers approve immigration bill
• Judge rules in case involving drilling permits
• Restaurant manager fired for offensive e-mail
• Mom: Bus safety bill insulting
• Ruth's Chris manager fired
• Dog, babysitter thwart home invader in Byram
• Portfolio
• Teens sought in break-ins at 3 Jackson schools
• New Medicaid plan wins praise
• State's economy making strides
• Hinds sheriff plans to seek re-election
• Man convicted in rental case
• Panel OKs immigration bill
• Study finds state’s consumers more optimistic
• Noetic/USM partnership earns MTA award
• Cellular South conducts smartphone study
• Mississippi State gets buzz for its insects
• Businesses in and around city to pay more for services
• Dave Dennis, Part 1
• MLK Service Day
• Belhaven Athletics Hires Two New Coaches
• House lawmakers pass eminent domain ban
• FEMA awards reimbursements for recovery projects
• Survey: State’s foreclosures soared in 2010
• Margaritaville Casino still alive, but moving
• Cooper Tire expanding Tupelo plant again
• SBA lending in state sets another record
• Sentencing delayed in case involving Saints
• Dowdy appointed interim U.S. attorney
• Survey: Mississippi has lowest mortgage rate in U.S.
• Ex-county administrator receives demand
• Flora school may close for lack of state funds
• Showtime
• Junior Civic League planning Hearts of Gold gala
• Grandmother dies trying to save toddler
• School bus was target, police say
• Fairness of Mississippi immigration bill protested
• Scientists: Bright flash of light in sky likely a meteor
• Mississippi Briefs
• Legislature briefs
• Auditor: State owed $292K
• JATRAN’s Convenience Factor
• Political Tweets
• Beating the Same Drums
• Teaching The Truth
• Butler Snow receives recognition for performance
• Last defendant sentenced for voter fraud
• First-term senator to run for state treasurer
• Simpson concerned about immigration law
• Company brings offshore drilling ban lawsuit
• Runoff for state highway post set
• Family mourns woman killed in crash
• Freezing temps raise travel dangers
• Mississippi payday loan bill advances
• Cramped Clinton facility moving
• Youth prison testimony clashes
• AG: No charges in crash for Stuart Irby
• Barbour delivers final State of the State address
• Hattiesburg's mayor says love for state fuels run for governor
• Bill would make torturing dog or cat felony offense
• Nissan sets production start-up for NVs
• Monsanto opens new corn breeding facility
• Hattiesburg mayor officially running for governor
• Investigators looking into death of Howard worker
• Duckworth affiliate buys Highland office property
• House banking panel OKs payday-lending extension
• UP AND DOWN FARISH STREET
• Payday lenders defend high rates
• Dahl named new leader of MTR Gaming
• Credit union earns highest financial rating
• Index: State’s home prices still plunging
• Scott Petroleum buys Bostick Brothers
• Mayor, aldermen postpone their pay raises
• Woman's body found in Jackson woods
• New JSU president outlines goals
• Forrest school superintendent retiring
• Death probed of power worker in Ellisville
• Claims results irk Miss. spill victims
• Pickering to seek another term as state auditor
• Hancock Fabrics, Aggers parting ways
• Deadline nearing for SBA-backed oil spill loans
• FDA sends warning to retailers about tobacco sales
• Cochran not changing security following shooting
• Security for officials eyed
• Election briefs
• Low temperatures linger
• Mississippi Briefs
• Ailing Brown to retire
• Eurocopter wins contract to build more Army helicopters
• Woman gets jail time for Katrina-related fraud
• Feinberg returning to Coast as complaints grow
• Brown retiring as executive director of MDOT
• King announces candidacy for transportation post
• Icy commute
• Scott sisters freed from Mississippi prison now at home in Florida
• Accused gunman faces federal charges
• Woman gets 6 months in prison for Katrina fraud
• Preserving schools' history
• Feds pushing back against spill criticism
• Logging leaves land bare, but schools' coffers fatter
• Rankin to gain voting precinct
• Higher ed requests to be modest
• Dad sets sights on daughter's future
• Payday lenders hearing today
• Winter storm approaching; power outages possible
• Hilpert reelected chair of SACS commission
• Chamber nominates board candidates
• MTA recognizes innovators, leaders
• Vinson retires from UM
• The electronic handshake 
• Studio adds four to payroll
• Failure was not an option for Harvey
• MSU entomologists win IPM award
• ‘GO-80’ could be roadmap to region’s revival
• Jones named hospital’s best
• 'Help wanted' a rarity today
• Victim: Sisters in on holdup
• I-110 drawbridge repairs slated to begin Monday
• Lawmaker: Senate's first chaplain 'radiates God's love'
• Madison Co. fire stations a hot topic
• Ex-USM coach helps rescue 2
• Ulysses S. Grant's papers march southward to MSU
• Residents hit wall over gate
• Metro cities eye new parks
• Fleet Fit Keeps Ridgeland Fit
• Delbert Talks Running
• Scott sisters released after 16 years in prison
• Snow, freezing rain in weekend forecast
• Budget top priority in current session, says Lt. Gov. Bryant
• Seminars teach parents to help schools
• Civil War's 150th anniversary observed
• Deputy uses stun gun on camel
• Taxpayers to pay for expert witness
• Radio pioneer Jenkins dies at 75
• 16th Section timber theft claimed
• Panel: Hinds board violated law
• Belhaven Student Selected as a CDA Young Artist Finalist
• Tisdale’s Topics:The Collective Community
• Mother of Lucille Green succumbs
• Congressional Black Caucus holds ceremonial swearing – in ceremony on Capitol Hill
• Barbour suspends sentences of Scott sisters
• Asthma awareness is a serious matter for AKA
• JSU’s Lem Barney to be inducted into the Black College Football Hall of Fame
• MEC hopes new ‘Blueprint’ as successful as first 
• Judge dismisses Watkins’ embezzlement case
• PRCC to assist Stion in hiring for solar panel plant
• Entergy Mississippi prepares for winter storm
• Supreme Court refuses to reinstate attorney’s license
• Town waits to hear from IRS about unpaid taxes
• Budget cuts affect quality teachers
• Clinton Walmart worker gets new set of wheels
• Canton board conflicts resolved?
• Craigslist sex link investigated
• Level K-12 funding possible for FY 2012
• Scott sisters free today
• Dog fights bring charges
• U.S. 49 widening project hits some bumps in Rankin Co.
• Arrest possible in rape of Canton child
• Center gets stimulus funds for solar panels
• Developers: Coast casino project moving forward
• JSU’s Paige Williams named to COBRA’s All-National Team
• Former Alcorn star Frazier named Vikings head coach
• Contraband cigarette scheme lost millions in taxes
• Company leader reports progress in biomass project talks
• Hancock again makes BauerFinancial ranking
• Celebrity Profiles
• Republicans playing race card 2011 Legislative session off to rocky start
• Three generations celebrate New Year’s Day together
• Reeves to administer NAACP oath of office
• First out of the gate
• Red Cross misuse of funds for Haiti sparks protest in 12 U. S. cities
• Keeping the Blues Alive in Education Award from The Blues Foundation,
• “First Steps to Starting a Business”
• Patriot completes purchase of rail lines
• Olin looking to expand Winchester plant
• USAA dropping wind coverage on the Coast
• House fails to override Barbour’s wind pool veto
• Virginia company acquires Summit Pipe and Supply
• Jackson firm with BP ties causes stir
• With 80 fire deaths in '10, Miss. near top
• Special election set for Jackson Council seat
• Rankin, Madison officials won't run
• Tax preparer going to jail
• Jackson burglary ends in beloved pet's death
• Gold, silver lose allure for investors
• Hiring surprise boosts stocks
• For a day, Congress sets aside partisan ire
• Scott sisters await Friday release
• Medicaid surplus expected
• Medicaid spending to come in under budget
• DMR holding meeting on city’s boat launch project
• AlphaGen finds site for ceramics materials plant
• Workers laid off after mayor, aldermen get pay raise
• Customer: TVA rates ‘worse than ridiculous’
• City to Spur Development at Metrocenter
• Scott Sisters Story Goes Viral
• 2011 Mississippi Legislative Preview
• Chief of Police for the Town of Beloit, Wisconsin admits use of racial slur
• Bryant On Upcoming Session
• Health and Wellness Seminar 1
• Alumni Recital Featuring Sarah Sachs
• Welcome New Students!
• All Aboard: Diddy’s Last Train to Paris
• Marching into shape!
• January’s distribution of drinking water
• Linda Fondren selected as one of 10 national finalists for CNN’s ‘Hero of the Year’
• New hotel opening brings praises to black Jackson investors
• The Craig Bluntson Senior Citizen Food Drive Christmas Basket
• Circuit Pastor Reverend Michael Reed: Last of a dying breed?
• 5LINX national training event held in Las Vegas Nevada
• Tisdale’s Topics:A murderer of minds
• Stinky Feet, Ridgeland
• Law firm: St. D agrees to lawsuit settlement
• NMMC begins major construction project
• Barbershop Harmony Society
• Squirrels damaging Oxford power grid
• Hinds Co. hires new garbage service
• Rankin supes OK church for rehab ministry
• Judge: Records open in baby case
• Madison sheriff won't run for re-election
• New jobs headed to solar panel plant in Hattiesburg
• DeSoto schools lead in growth
• New I-20 bridge opens in Jackson
• Mississippi Briefs
• Car crashes through store
• Baldwin leaving helm at Southern Bancorp
• Merchants Foodservice continues to expand
• Solar panel manufacturer coming to Hub City
• S&N Airoflo awarded SBA-backed loan
• Beef plant conspirator completes sentence
• Challenges abound for public schools in general, but predominately Black public schools in particular
• Let it Go!!
• We ain’t the ‘Aints, we are the Saints
• Shani Davis beat another world record
• The first Black Olympic figure skating couple defy gravity
• Jackson Advocate top 10 news stories for 2010
• Their legacy lives on
• MEMA releases updated storm damage assessment
• SMEPA suing railroad for ‘monopolistic abuse’
• FEMA has not recouped improper Katrina payments
• Hewes announces lieutenant governor candidacy
• CanCan Casino hires New York-based PR firm
• Fake officers pull off carjacking
• DMR seeking comment on proposed marina
• Shrimpers given more time to harvest
• Construction set to begin on new hotel
• Supervisors want to buy back former Indeck site
• Officials eyeing land for new city center
• Mississippi Briefs
• Waste plan open for public viewing
• Election casts shadow on Legislature
• 3 new Hinds Co. judges among those taking office this week
• 3 candidates launch bids for gov.
• Inmates' phones blocked
• Worst tornadoes since 1950 hit Miss.
• Ex-judge enters halfway house
• Bryant Announces Bid for Governor
• TVA reports on economic development efforts
• Judge dismisses Eaton’s trade secrets lawsuit
• Man to wait to hear sentence for Katrina bribery
• Sentencing postponed in illegal workers case
• Oil cleanup crews back on barrier islands
• Gunfire at Hattiesburg club brings arrest
• Group forms to combat Reservoir litter
• Exonerated man sees 1st NFL game
• Justices to mull convicted killer's petition
• Bryant to make gov. bid official
• Statewide smoking ban possible in '11
• Man accidentally shot by JPD officer
• Hearing set on church focusing on drug abuse
• Public invited to join team weight-loss workouts
• All power restored after storms
• Greenlee, Erickson named presidents
• King reappointed Chief Judge of Appeals
• Huff leaves law for banking
• Childers, Hiatt earn ag education award
• Carr heading new MDOT office
• UM research officer wins highest honor
• Burns made director at Metropolitan
• Hancock ceding La., Texas operations to Whitney in proposed merger plan 
• Eisenhuth practicing at Memorial clinic
• 'Lame duck' year for Barbour
• Structures damaged in tornado; no deaths
• Lawmaker: 'We're close to going backwards'
• Rankin courts using GPS adopts ankle units
• 7 Miss. districts in pre-K study
• Fall won't keep Ark. teen from bull riding
• Canton adopts call alert system for missing kids
• Murder retrial set for Tuesday
• Brandon bans wildlife feeding
• Mississippi 4th of July 2011 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• JATRAN pay hikes start next week
• Hilburn reappointed as Hinds judge
• Coast's WRPM, knocked out by Katrina, returns to the air
• Civil rights school curriculum mandatory in 2011
• Police: Officer was not chasing car in fatal crash
• Banning plastic bags unlikely soon in Miss.
• Jackson to pay estate $305K
• Miss. native killed in Egypt
• Barbour, lawmakers spar on cuts
• Storms pound region
• Mississippi bracing for storms
• Longtime Jackson chef dies in crash
• Reeves takes oath as U.S. District judge
• Mayor to revelers: No holiday gunfire
• Scott sisters' mom plans Florida homecoming
• MSU's Dan Mullen gets hefty raise
• Judge rules against Eaton
• Prices fall on widespread profit-taking
• Stocks down as 2010 locked in
• MHP troopers aim to arrest DUI offenders
• Muslim group announced their plans to build a Mosque and cultural center
• $10,000 grant for the Charles W. Tisdale Public Library.
• One Nation Working Together Rally
• 18th Annual International AIDS Conference
• Healthcare Reform Bill
• Dollhouse Dance Factory crowns top dancers
• Congratulations
• Chitoes African Deli & Catering
• Burton & Hathaway enchant Jackson jazz lovers
• Barbour suspends sentences of Scott sisters
• SBA disaster loan applications still available
• Ex-AG Moore featured on new campaign
• Texas company buying Southern Pines for $750M
• Pharmacy closing after 118 years in business
• Hospital spending nearly $1M to build vault
• Scott sisters to be freed
• Time for a shot as flulike illnesses on the rise in Miss.
• Rodeo rider all smiles after being tossed
• Pelahatchie adds bike trail, sports complex
• Canton Boys and Girls Club rescued
• Councilman 'disappointed' over personnel issues
• Groups offering rides to revelers
• Minister: ESPN show defamed him
• Stocks prices finish stronger
• JATRAN Cuts: A Long Time Coming?
• Empowerment and Heritage
• Entergy Seeks $51 Million for Failed Reactor
• Not So Happy New Year
• Most Intriguing Jacksonians 2010
• Year in Review Taking a look back at 2010
• Connonsburg’s Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church celebrates 150 years
• J’State receives $3.5M to increase opportunities for female faculty
• SPREADING HOLIDAY CHEER
• Students at Spann Elementary School are learning creative ways to reduce, reuse, and recycle!
• Health Department: Flu activity ‘widespread’
• Rail line finally reopens following derailment
• Beverly Drive-in arsonist still on the loose
• Crews to perform ‘blow down’ to stop gas leak
• Virginia company wins NASA’s NSSC contract
• Rules tightened for mobile home transport, setup
• Friends: Bull rider well trained
• Driver in fatal crash during 2007 police chase freed on bond
• Proposed JATRAN reductions die
• Homeless woman beloved by many
• Rankin man pedals neighborhood recycling
• Fire destroys Clinton park structure
• Mississippi Briefs
• Rankin emergency paging systems require 2 new antennas
• 2 legislators switch party affiliation to Republican
• City terminates contract with lobbyist
• TVA freezes pay of managers, specialists
• Natural gas leak forces families to evacuate
• Fitch awards Southern Co. better outlook
• All That Jazz and Circle of Color Book Clubs
• 16th Annual For My People Awards Luncheon
• The Farish Street Main Street Project
• Jackson State of the Arts
• Holy City International Empowerment Ministries
• Kwanzaa celebration
• Christmas Morning Worship Service
• A Black Christmas in 2010
• Anderson Regional completes purchase of Riley
• Martin sentenced for posing as contractor
• Burke gets time for smuggling cigarettes
• City looking to enact redevelopment tax
• City officials put hold on marina project
• Polymer manufacturer bringing plant, jobs
• East Coast blizzard halts flights
• Ridgeland eyes 1% sales-tax hike
• Teen bull rider stomped, seriously injured
• Petition opposes proposed Clinton sign ordinance
• Mental health units rapped
• City's shelters fill up during frigid nights
• Mississippi Briefs
• 4 killed in holiday traffic accidents
• Fitch places Whitney on ‘Rate Watch Evolving’ after merger
• Cal-Maine sees sales rise, earnings fall
• Transportation officials release ‘wish list’
• Holiday Closings
• Hard freeze watch for southern part of Miss., La.
• Holidays stir home violence
• Peer groups help officers cope
• Shopping moves into next phase
• Nunnelee lands on key committee
• Pets left in hard times
• ‘Newk’ing it
• Job growth expected meager 
• Working class facing more steep odds
• Graham named president of MGCCC
• Budget, budget, budget 
• Fins, bolls rebound 
• The run for the mansion 
• Tucker made consultant at TEC
• More of the same from market 
• Humphreys eyes another competitor 
• Death penalty on hold in Miss.
• 2010 a year filled with trials for many in Miss.
• State budget may get $40M windfall
• Canton man beats odds of disability with determination
• N. Miss. celebrates white Christmas
• Week in Review
• The Buzz
• Scab fungus causes citrus quarantine in region
• Holiday schedules
• Two MSU players suspended for fight
• 4 die in possible murder, suicide
• For many, Christmas is a day to give back
• Murrah leading scorer benched
• Holiday things to do
• Holiday closings
• Amory's oldest pharmacy shutting down on Dec. 31
• Oxford tightens leash ordinance
• Christmas far from home
• Smart spending: Use gift cards wisely
• Tip leads to Jackson bus station drug raid
• Homeless man charged in slaying
• Area stores stretch their hours
• Stocks mixed on good reports
• Fed judgeship stalled
• Road lanes closed in state lane and rest area closures
• Parents, 2 children found dead in home
• Horrible sweaters a holiday tradition
• Glum Christmas this year for many Gulf Coast oil spill victims
• MDEQ penalizes developers for worksite erosion
• Pratt & Whitney completes rocket engine component
• Simkins changing career from law to insurance
• Keesler lab busiest in Defense Department system
• Greenwood wastewater plant faces costly upgrade
• Starkville says no to new payday lenders
• Meridian hires lobbyists to work in D.C.
• St. Dominic’s Madison hospital plans denied again
• Hancock shifting HQ to N.O. with Whitney merger
• Miss. unemployment blues continues
• Countdown starts on 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Body of woman found at I-20 homeless camp
• Holiday closings
• 'Freedom Riders' filmmaker hoping to inspire youth
• 3 teens held without bond in Copiah home invasion
• Vicksburg corps facility tests levee plug
• Groups seeking probe of hanging
• Inmate charged in 1979 slaying
• St. Dominic loses bid for hospital
• More Room At the Inn
• Health Reform on the Way
• Save Our Routes
• Health Department awards CONs for five projects
• Supes want new election deadline, award tax credit
• King reappointed Chief Judge of Appeals
• TVA sets new demand record for December
• Hancock acquiring Whitney in stock-for-stock deal
• Seven casino golf courses make national ranking
• Partners break ground for second Shaggy’s
• Pharmacy alumni establish new scholarship
• Downtown building earns LEED Gold certification
• State does not lose or gain seats in Congress
• Gov. Haley Barbour denounces racism
• Suspect in thefts arrested; running, unlocked vehicles stolen
• Economy No. 1 concern in Miss.
• State holds onto House seats, but growth rate slow
• Anderson Museum mulls expansion plans
• AirTran discontinuing Coast flights in March
• County fined by MDEQ for road project runoff
• MDES scrambles to issue emergency benefits
• IHL: Unemployment slowing economic recovery
• Hosemann sends final order to investment group
• Auditor investigating MDOT contract with consultant
• Clean energy company visits Port Gibson again
• First ‘Eco-Cottage’ currently under construction
• Bok Homa Casino opens with Newton, parachuting Santas
• Barbour's comments under fire
• S. Panola football team No. 1 in U.S.
• Men rob woman after bumping car
• Suspect in Jackson rape freed
• Riders: JATRAN cuts would change lives
• Choctaws' Bok Homa Casino opens In time for the holidays
• Madison Central grads take 2nd on 'Sing-Off'
• Mississippi Briefs
• MDOT probed over $800K adviser paid
• Hinds rejects used voting machines
• Jackson State University Blue Bengal Athletic Association Fundraiser Christmas Party
• The Sam M. Brinkley Alumni Association’s Christmas Gala
• Baptist’s Cancer Rehab Program
• Alexia Kirkland crowned Miss Calendar Girl 2011
• CHRISTMAS IN PINK
• Lifetime Achievement Awardees
• Black and Indian farmers gain from largest civil rights settlement in history
• A BRILLIANT FUTURE
• MS Opera is looking for a new chorusmaster
• FCC appears to find middle road to hope
• Senate confirms Reeves for District Court
• Speaker of House mum on future plans
• Stennis successfully test fires rocket engine
• South Mississippi plant to shut down
• PEER conducts review of MDA loan programs
• Groups unite to aid Canton schools
• Couple in Natchez turns holiday light show into radio broadcast
• Anderson Museum upgrade planned
• Thousands of Mississippians apply for new Katrina housing program
• Jackson lawyer confirmed to bench
• Speaker of Miss. House says he'll wait to reveal political plans for '11
• Sheriff's Dept. center nears contract stage
• Partisan redistricting fight likely
• Mental exam set in assault
• Fees fight stalls suit payout
• Admiral: Little residue from oil spill found on seafloor
• State’s unemployment rate flirts with double-digits
• Bradley Arant expands its diversity program
• Ex-university researcher pleads guilty to stealing
• Drawbridge project to affect road, maritime traffic
• Honorable Mention: Haley, the RGA and the Kemper Plant 
• Krause added at Southgroup Insurance
• More road blocks equal more pain
• Honorable Mention: The Justice Department Looks Into Entergy Practices 
• Gunter heading Runnells Foundation
• Honorable Mention: Bio-fuels became household word in Mississippi 
• MSU names 2010 Alumni Fellows
• Decoteau opening insurance office
• MBJ Small Business Spotlight: Seabold Architectural Studio
• Looser earns MSWTC’s highest award
• Judge orders Hinds County to pay $3K forensics tab in teen's death
• Deadline extended for Irby lawsuit
• Slaying confession an act of faith?
• Ethics panel cites violation by Hinds board
• Show business a dog's life
• Restaurant tax proposed to boost economic development in Brandon
• The Buzz
• State cuts eyed
• (No heading)
• Week in Review
• Special car tag would aid school for dyslexic kids
• Mother, 2 children in hospital after crash
• One still faces charge in vandalism
• Wicker bill would let states challenge federal rules
• Family opposes killer's parole
• WAPT could be cut by DirecTV
• Troopers start holiday DUI blitz
• Miss. wins as tax-cut bill includes GoZone plan
• State cars system criticized
• 4-year-old Wilson Mazda gone
• Criminal charges filed in Evans real estate fraud case
• Kemper Co. Welcomes MPC Plant Site
• Diamondhead Casino enters LOI with Phoenix
• Palazzo named to three House committees
• Report: Personal income registers slowdown
• MSU merging departments in cost-cutting move
• Hood: Beware BP’s oil spill claim process
• Hancock Holding named ‘trustworthy’ by Forbes
• Presley’s office scrutinizing wireless retailers
• New York company completes Intechra purchase
• States’ attorneys call healthcare reform ‘dangerous’
• 3 injured in Jackson collision
• Nurse held on sex charge
• Prentiss County rejects alcohol sales
• Death of man, 67, investigated
• Double-dip 'Angels' cut from charity
• Early graduation, college credit planned in Tupelo
• Troopers want state to pay for looking after K-9 dogs
• Copper falls on sluggish housing data
• Jackson VA medical director retiring
• Holiday express
• No injuries reported from fire at Northrop shipyard
• MDEQ launches expedited habitat restoration project
• Energy Department transfers Salmon Site to state
• Report: Foreclosures tumbled in state in November
• Justice Department brings post-oil spill lawsuit
• 120 Miss. teachers earn national certification
• City officials want review of casino developer
• TVA customers’ electric bills to increase
• Graham promoted to president of MGCCC
• Hub City bar owners balk at early closing
• Barbour weighs run for presidency in '12
• Angels make holiday bright for families in need
• Miss. crooners set for 'Sing-Off' finale
• Jackson mall beats foreclosure
• Mississippi Briefs
• Murrah decision discussed
• 3 cleared of rape, murder
• Arrow Meltdown Weight-loss competition helps shed the pounds
• Habitat making big push for year-end donations
• New median designed to make it safe for drivers
• Ghosts of Frank Melton
• Utility Pushes Back on Power-Saving
• [Dish]  Respect for the City
• JPS’ Special-Education Problem
• Grading Government
• Cigarette likely caused fatal fire
• Edgewater Mall adds store, another expanding
• Prentiss County voters elect to stay dry
• Mayor, aldermen give themselves a raise
• Bill looks to extend offshore drilling reviews
• Survey: Which fans will spend the most on bowl games?
• New 'C-L' publisher plans outreach
• Reeves: Prepaid tuition is sound in Miss.
• Soladigm secures new financing from investors
• Blossman Gas purchases Alabama company
• New real estate firm opens in Madison
• Supervisors open bidding for Northrop facility
• MDOT gives update on ‘S-Curve’ project
• Exhibition - Bethlehem Tree: Younger Foundation Creche Collection
• Brandon native named 'The Biggest Loser'
• Sidney to make MSU debut
• Murrah basketball coach to keep job
• Robbery suspect caught after chase
• City issues boil-water alerts as water main breaks repaired
• Jackson officer directing traffic struck by vehicle
• Survey to be planning basis
• Meet the Samsung Galaxy S
• MAGIC JOHNSON HONORED
• Don’t let harsh weather play havoc on your skin
• Sanderson sets new annual sales record of $1.9B
• AGT wins multiple contracts from Army
• Barbour unveils new broadband availability website
• Grant to assist nurses in earning master’s degrees
• City mulling parking garage on the Square
• Summer trial set in Pearl baby's death
• 2 more accused of smuggling pot into jail
• Clinton police eye home invasion suspects
• Jackson hotel's water woes force cuts
• Court tosses lawsuit over size of House
• Chevron petitions for permit modification
• Scientists develop new wood-based products
• FERC judge orders Entergy to refund ratepayers
• Lawmakers approve $5.4B budget plan
• Capitol Christmas display funded by 9-11 foundation
• Presents sought for foster children
• Leaders applaud health care ruling
• $5.4B budget outline OK'd
• Bank robbery suspect captured quickly
• Derailment cuts rail access to paper plant
• FERC: Entergy overcharged customers
• SoS releases list of special election qualifiers
• Law firm moves into downtown ICON Building
• Zayo expanding fiber-to-the-tower network
• IHL approves new college prep curriculum
• Casino workers might get oil spill assistance
• Germantown High principal named
• Cellular South adding more Select Retailers
• Ex-Hancock Bank staffers doing time for stealing
• MDOT starts two-phase construction project
• Louisiana man accused of bilking investors
• GO Zone extension added to Senate tax package
• Textbooks for rent
• Prepaid tuition plan in doubt
• Papers reveal supremacist group
• Bitterly cold temps settle in Mississippi
• New district Highway Patrol office gets support
• Addiction-treatment facility struggling through hard times
• 3 to face home-invasion charges
• Hancock officials: Bills raised doubts
• College going smoke-free
• Lab School for tots to close at MC
• The big 50 
• Healthcare as an economic engine
• AG: State not yet clear of fiasco on foreclosure 
• RIVALRY RENEWED 
• Watkins sees mixed-use, ‘up-scale-discount’ as best bet for Metrocenter 
• Yates earns CMPE designation
• Knight takes over at FBF 
• BankPlus adds Henley, Lewis
• Harris promoted to vice president
• Degrees conferred on 393 students at Delta State
• Bryant brings air of reality to class
• Funds to keep Boys, Girls Club open sought
• City denies police reckless
• 3 charged in Jackson home invasion
• White man leads NAACP chapter at JSU
• Rules for diplomas revisited
• Health care exchange on agenda
• I-55 graffiti perplexing, expensive
• Goodwill worker called hero
• Teens charged in police pot theft
• Madison leaders OK new trash authority
• $500 paid by former TV host
• Accused robber judged not guilty
• Special elections slated in January
• Woman gets 3 years in fraud
• Rankin supervisors considering evening meetings
• Melton home given new lease on life
• On anniversary of child's shooting at club, police still seeking leads
• DuPree's bid uphill for gov's mansion
• Water hike may irk city suburbs
• GoZone bonds could receive 1-year extension
• Miss. utility sending credits to customers
• Ground broken for new Highland hospital
• Investigation of illegal workers on Coast widens
• Anderson looking to buy cross-town Riley
• Harvey named president/CEO of DRMC
• Mississippi Power to break ground for Kemper plant
• Fed releases details on banks that took loans
• PSC gives nod to proposed landfill-gas power plant
• Tropicana sells Horizon to Nevada company
• MSU to begin search to fill Meridian top post
• Cadence shareholders approve CDC buy-out offer
• Mississippi Briefs
• Law Enforcement Briefs
• Former Melton home unveiled today
• Thompson opposes tax-cut proposal
• Car crashes into businesses
• Family asks AG to review Irby case
• State Dept. regrets search
• Paralyzed USM player reaching goals
• Motorist rescued from Reservoir's frigid waters
• MEMA: Storm victims eligible for disaster loans
• Lincoln Tie & Timber gets new owner
• DMR buys land at harbor, yacht club to be razed
• Hosemann says voter ID should pass next year
• Singing River’s members receiving $3M in credits
• JPS: Dismiss Murrah alleged whippings suit
• Agency leader denies ‘de facto’ drilling moratorium
• PSC commissioner Posey changes parties
• Mainland captures core from Buena Vista well
• Key Field gets new life with C-27J program
• City Council changes liquor sales ordinance
• Yazoo City High resumes classes; panic forces lockdown at school
• Mullen: 'Happy' at MSU
• Officials probe NCAA issues under Agent Act
• Wicker says BP claims slow
• Colder weather ahead after a respite
• School district hopes bikini photographs negate lesbian's lawsuit
• Body found near Vancleave
• Pulling strings
• Volunteers blitzing area to fill toy list
• Landmark Coast hotel holding liquidation sale
• Developer interested in Red Hills EcoPlex
• Maridale purchases option on Loblolly site
• Ergon, Mathy roll out new REVIX product
• MDOT to unveil new ’smart roadside’ system
• Teen gets 35 years in woman's death
• Council absence stalls water rate hike
• Miss. man works for 'Biggest Loser' title
• New owner updates late mayor's home
• Wilson: 2010 “Unusual” for Miss. Main Street
• Technician failed to report concerns before oil spill
• PSC fines telemarketer for ‘No-Call’ violations
• McGlinchey Stafford opens Florida office
• SBA still urging oil spill recovery loan applications
• Silver Alert system pays off
• A child's wish: Toys for Tots
• Obama to sign landmark bill for black farmers
• Diplomat patted down at airport
• Soccer coach sues Chip Pickering
• Camgian selects communications platform
• Economy is making steady gains despite weak hiring
• Chimneyville Crafts Festival 2010
• Hanging in Greenwood apparent suicide
• Free legal services proposed in Miss.
• Tunica blues museum progressing
• Coast servers: Tipping is down by half
• New Le Bonheur children’s hospital opens
• FDIC wants action on ODP charges
• Boys and Girls Clubs closing
• Jackson cuts put JATRAN routes in jeopardy
• Parents given schools option
• Attala moving ahead on new jail
• Rankin mentoring program to focus on at-risk youths
• Traffic light near casino denied
• Madison Co. center training pups to be guide dogs
• Law Enforcement Briefs
• Mississippi Briefs
• Jackson mom, son graduating together
• Wounded officer joined police after tragedy
• Colleges plagued by copied research
• Miss. news that has people talking
• Metrocenter owner: Debt paid 
• Sales Tax Receipts – October ‘10
• MSH workers recognized for service
• Free program, few takers 
• Land-use changes first up in U.S. 80 transformation plan 
• MSU adds two fundraisers
• Cadence: Shareholder suit settled ahead of merger vote 
• Dealing on a lease becomes the art of the tug-of-war 
• Warren passes sommelier’s exam
• Adams and Reese welcome new associates
• High-interest loans billion-dollar industry in Miss.
• Husband charged in slaying
• Pickle case rejected on appeal for new trial
• Baptist awaits buyout OK to begin building
• Zoning proposal called un-Rankin Countian
• 3 Boys and Girls Clubs closing
• 2 U.S. House races in Miss. cost $5.3M
• Brandon native loses big to win
• New medical examiner backs out
• State revenue up, but Barbour urges caution
• Pair get lengthy terms in shooting of cop
• Alcohol sales sought
• MDOT tries new truck weight plan
• Judge dismisses insurance firm in shooting suit
• Brown out of transportation board election
• Police chase ex-JSU linebacker
• SBA’s free web chat on tax planning Dec. 9
• US unemployment rises
• NJ casino secondhand smoke suit settled for $4.5M
• Toyota supplier hiring again for Miss. plant
• TVA: pension fund short of full funding
• Study criticizes ‘pay-to-play’ AG practices
• Miss. Children’s Museum hosts first visitors
• IHL: Slow job growth forecast for Miss.
• Former clinic owners sentenced to 10 years in fraud case
• Suit filed over MSU cowbell attack claim
• Children's Museum unwrapped
• Trial delay granted for rape suspect
• Man found dead in city street
• 2 brothers killed in Jackson mobile home blaze
• New trial in police shooting
• South Panola QB Lee Self a proven leader
• Cadence Bank settles investor lawsuit
• Yazoo City Endures More Destruction
• White House serving Gulf seafood
• Miss. Medicare fraud sentences 10 years each
• TVA wants to extend nuke plant license
• New MSU chair of finance job created
• Stocks up due to good retail report
• Consumer confidence, Nov. spending up
• Delta hospital avoiding patient limb amputations
• Jackson State has new president
• New Oxford hospital project moves slowly
• State: JPS violated disability laws
• Suspect shot by Jackson officer
• NCAA: Cam Newton OK to play
• Meyers named JSU's 1st female president
• Soaring wheat prices lead market
• Shelter for elderly provides home for abused, lost
• Yuletide paradise
• City to kick off holidays Saturday with parade
• Clinton High webcasting classes
• CenterPoint Energy: expect lower winter natural gas bills
• Peoploungers chief to serve sentence in Ark.
• Official: Gov’t won’t end drilling ban off Fla.
• Alcorn State has new president
• Flowood: no new apartments for now
• Barbour still urges caution on budget
• Adams sheriff: inmate meals savings possible
• Official: Police called to nightclub vicinity 110 times in 16 months
• More information, options called key to lowering Miss. teen pregnancy rate
• Mavs to be red, gold, black, white
• New president: Alcorn set to lead
• State of emergency called after tornadoes
• Removing Jackson Zoo elephants recommendation - no requirement
• Brothers charged in cop shooting
• Water, sewer hikes begin
• Mississippi Briefs
• Law Enforcement Briefs
• Home prices falling in US metro areas
• Consider factors besides cost for Medicare Part D plan
• Profit-sharing agreement signed for biomass plant
• Major storm damage to Starkville, Yazoo City
• CBO: Bailout clipped taxpayers for $25B
• Holiday traffic tickets fall
• Northwest Rankin students hurt in traffic accident
• Voyeur ordered to leave town
• Storms spawn Yazoo Co. twister
• Miss. AG to review death by stun gun
• Irby crash suit settled
• Yazoo City officer wounded in shooting
• Health care squeeze forcing some kids out
• Ban placed on new apartments
• Congress delays cuts to dr. Medicare payments
• Miss. gas storage facility to expand
• Insurance co. wants Diaz kicked off case
• AT&T service to compete with Gulf Coast cable TV
• Obama to freeze federal worker pay
• Ditto On State History Museum
• Vote set on Jackson water rate hike
• Rankin residents question zoning proposal
• Look for polling changes in Madison
• New Choctaw casino to open Dec. 20
• 2 face sentencing in Miss. Medicare fraud case
• Jones Co. casino set to open Dec. 20
• Olive Branch downtown may get lofts
• Sales strong, but are holiday shoppers done?
• Laptops change district's culture
• Recusal, dismissal sought in Minor suit
• Higher education briefs
• MSU, Ole Miss rush housing projects
• Segregated services
• Holiday buying upbeat
• Health plan tax break a target again
• Building Congress 
• Wilson added at Metro Mechanical
• Caves honored for outstanding service
• Technology changing the way law is practiced 
• Legacy of Progress 
• Fowlkes replacing Hall on board
• Dulaney named chief of division
• Memorial surgeons named Fellows
• Rolling through state’s history 
• Wrap it in maroon: Bulldogs snuff out Rebel rally
• Barbour targets Medicaid payouts
• Law Enforcement Briefs
• No civil rights museum in Miss. despite pivotal role
• Fondren gets a park
• Soldier stays on duty for Hinds
• Parade of parades set in metro area
• Judge says no to murder trial
• Picayune mourns death of Marine
• Cooler weather dogfight season
• Will Barbour run in 2012?
• Grenada’s ADP to expand
• UM law prof’s move into new $50M building
• Casinos struggle back from recession
• Researchers: Grow oysters in suspended bags
• Group to court international students
• Leake school moves slated
• Marriages of Ole Miss-MSU rivals generational
• Some shoppers 'all-nighters'
• Immunity sought in Hinds suit
• Vicksburg officials, employees to get raises
• Vehicles unclaimed after dog-fight arrests
• Clinton board backs zoning changes, takes no stand on new sign rules
• Suit's pay-for-view allegation denied
• Kidnapping suspect has prior conviction
• Ole Miss QB new to in-state rivalry
• MSU tackle stars on and off field
• Barbour: Cut pharmacy drug fees
• Law Enforcement Briefs
• History of Jews in Hattiesburg dates to arrival in late 1880s
• Holiday schedule changes
• Natchez students take part in ant research
• Trapper hired to nab coyotes in Bay St. Louis
• Miss. scientists keep watch on endangered sea turtles
• Former coroner admits pot theft
• Hinds warning sirens ordered
• Pastor accused of forcing sex
• MUW president search coming after '11 session
• Attack suspect sought
• Gratitude heals pain of Yazoo storm
• Store hit by holiday scare
• Simpson County storm cleanup under way
• Hinds Co. jailer fired after smuggling charges
• Porn charge could bring 200 years
• Pictures by acclaimed photojournalist returning home
• Holiday closings and schedules
• Official: Troopers to get overtime pay
• Plan would expand Vicksburg military park
• Metrocenter mall could face foreclosure
• Navistar Defense filling 120 jobs in West Point
• Miss. casino revenue up from last year
• Eaton sees rebound in aerospace aftermarket
• Dodd-Frank: Credit risk will stay after sale
• Miss. unemployment rate down a bit in Oct.
• Experts say rail lines to increase business
• Feinberg to lay out details on BP claims
• Groups helping needy with Thanksgiving meals
• Discounts luring early shoppers
• Injured woman dies after Flowood crash
• Accused ex-NFL player: I can't afford lawyer
• Priester wins Hinds judge race
• Ratcliff apparent winner in judge runoff
• Authorities aim to keep shoppers safe
• Suit alleges assault at Jackson school
• Jackson area holiday closings, schedules
• Metrocenter mall faces foreclosure
• FDIC: Many small banks at risk
• Bulky clothes target of TSA pat-downs
• Hattiesburg mulls shorter bar hours
• Harrah’s corporate changes name
• UM pharmacy school creates residencies
• Phone pic saved Gulf from weeks of oil gushing
• Salazar’s Gulf visit doesn’t satisfy oil drillers
• Intechra acquired by NY electronics co.
• Jackson Co. can save $80K on annual phone bill
• Tupelo to annex 2,800 people
• 40 Years at the Jackson Medical Mall
• 42 million-plus expected to travel for holiday
• Preferred JSU, Alcorn candidates: Picks expect challenges
• 5 JPD officers accused of abuse
• Runoffs to decide judicial positions
• Jackson man: Boy's death accidental
• JATRAN cuts proposed by mayor
• Ridgeland youth takes Korea campaign to China
• Dog-fighting arrests to climb
• Mississippi Briefs
• Bond $3M for accused gunman
• Survey: Shoppers will spend less this Christmas
• TSA pat-down leaves man covered in urine
• TSA chief: Body scan boycott bad idea
• TVA: Power demand was higher in 2010
• JSU, Alcorn pres candidates picked
• Audit: TVA overbilled by financial advisers
• Jackson nightclub fights to stay open
• BP claims a gamble: Get check now, risk less later
• Regulators OK Entergy transmission system
• Duck season opens Friday
• US sweet potato farmers look to European market
• Security protest could disrupt Thanksgiving travel
• Jackson City Council leader under fire
• Miss Mississippi shows off wardrobe
• Miss Mississippi shows off attire
• Blue Dogs caught in backlash
• Vehicle found in Jackson rape probe
• Broadcaster Jim Bevers dies at 69
• Rankin to offer electronics recycling
• Brandon eatery faces piracy lawsuit
• Ex-Delta mayor still in hospital
• Man receives 50-year prison term in slaying of ex-girlfriend's neighbor
• Florence family fights MDOT over land
• Hinds judge runoff Tuesday
• Man charged in Jackson slaying
• Betty Burton Arinder 
• That’s not a way to whip up business
• Charles Ozier 
• John Howard Shows 
• Barry W. Ford 
• Robert L. Gibbs 
• Charlie Ross 
• Arena a key piece to downtown vision, promoters say at rally
• Mark D. Herbert 
• Quantitative exams give clearer picture of loan pricing 
• DUI arrests up; related deaths fall
• Accused rapist sought by Jackson police
• Probe of USM players' shootings not over
• In case you missed it: Teachers recording lessons
• Longwitz, Ratcliff in judicial runoff
• Defense work 'a calling,' ex-public defender says
• No pink cleats for Mendenhall player
• TSA exec stands by pat-downs, scans
• Alleged gunman in USM shooting caught
• Vicksburg military park poised to add 10K acres
• Remains may confirm '94 slaying
• Fight over attorney fees delays payment to family
• Parchman lockdown slowly lifted
• Rankin zoning code delay allows dialogue
• Senate approves black farmers bill
• Palazzo returns with a voice
• Rig workers held hostage return home
• US Senate: Food safety bill to exempt small farms
• US housing inventory declines
• USM offers retirement incentives
• Bernanke issues warning to China
• High court rejects some of Katrina case award
• OneFi to build hybrid communications network
• Tronox’s Chapter 11 plan includes Miss. plant
• Ex-NASA chief sentenced in contracts conspiracy
• Gulfport casino gets site approval
• Ex-NASA exec receives prison term
• Forest police chief cites 'interference' by mayor as cause for retiring
• Police: Girl, 11, forced to have sex
• Another arrest in athletes' shooting
• Delta DA's election contested by loser
• Brown's charge to be dropped
• Fans await JSU-Alcorn battle with pregame fun
• Opening of deer season welcomed by urban, rural merchants
• USM offers bonus to spur retirement
• Fake goods seized
• Larsen named metro Jackson president of Citizens
• Labor Department unveils TAA allocations to states
• Catfish industry touting ‘Today Show’ investigation
• Cellular South, Samsung to build 4G network
• Towns want to get closer to Toyota plant
• Report: BP, contractors ignored warning signs
• Anel Corporation unveils expansion plans
• Row crops in, but weather still a factor
• School of Pharmacy lands federal grant
• Logue named CEO of Virginia bank
• Charities in dire need as holiday season nears
• Families celebrate Miss. oil workers release
• Parents: Charge Murrah coach
• Mississippi smoking ban sought
• 4 teens face child sex charges
• Charges upgraded in Belhaven abduction
• $132M set for Katrina victims
• $1.5M bond set in USM shootings
• First line of defense
• Only wheels allowed in city's holiday parade Dec. 4
• LaForge issues statement on earkmark debate
• New soybean production website launched
• Welcome Center reopens following renovations
• Georgia-Pacific adopts environment-friendly policy
• Study: Consumers’ distress near tops in nation
• BP’s beach-cleaning draws mixed reactions
• Mississippi Power customers to see smaller bills
• Davis replacing Nunnelee on Appropriations Committee
• Renasant opening new office in Columbus
• Callon reports another increase in earnings
• Wicker, Cochran vote against earmarks
• Miss. Museum of Art wins top award
• 12,000 Miss. children said to be homeless
• Graves' Senate hearing set for Thursday
• Study planned for arena in Jackson
• Alleged gunman ID'd in USM players' shootings
• Universities could see 3% budget cut, not 10% to 15%
• 3rd Miss. man ID'd in rig attack
• Woman: Case tossed after talk to media
• Private prison firm sued
• Mississippi Briefs
• Nunnelee resigns from Mississippi Legislature
• More Gulf waters opened to fishing by NOAA
• Analyst: Casinos to see mixed results
• Judge to weigh Diamondhead’s incorporation
• Senate committee to consider Graves’ nomination
• New South adds two products to lineup
• Arkansas reorganizes Interstate 69 group
• Union challenges awarding of Katrina funding
• Study: City good fit for data center
• Barbour’s budget would use half of rainy day money
• Kidnapping suspect described as conflicted
• Accused Flora baby-killer held
• Supervisor accused of leaking info
• Special election set Jan. 11 to replace Nunnelee, Palazzo, Minor
• Barbour spreads pain in proposed budget cuts
• High court won't hear appeal in kidnapping
• Pink cleats drama lingers
• Former trooper admits civil rights-era killing
• 'Please don't let me die,' DJ recalls saying
• Mississippi Briefs
• State passes cemetery ownership to Sharp
• Investigator wants probe of Beverly fire
• City’s annexation plan to be considered by Court
• Court to hear Hood’s appeal in price gouging case
• HUD, Barbour to announce new Katrina assistance
• Kathleen Sebelius Press Conference
• Emerson’s Outdoors destroyed by fire
• Supreme Court rules in county land dispute
• Owners of feed store win appeal in Revenue case
• Planners eyeing Under-the-Hill for development
• Corporal punishment called routine in embattled coach's past
• Fighting to help Lex
• Players 'fair' in hospital
• Man wounded during shootout
• 'Dead' suspect captured in Miss.
• Ambitious plans for U.S. 80; mayor says upgrades to come in phases
• Rankin firearm ordinance criticized
• Loss of landmark prompts outpouring
• Appeal renewed over bite marks
• Justices to hear price-gouging case
• PSC votes to discuss utility donations of ratepayers 
• Dry as dust 
• SLUMPING 
• Illegal workers 
• Cadence reports continued losses 
• SMALL BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Sneaky Beans 
• Cadence shareholders must weigh claims merger information 
• Hidden investment fees, do you really care how much?
• The Financial impact of healthcare reform on construction firms 
• Coalition: No public money for casino 
• John Grisham's 'Confessions'
• False confessions often an escape
• Campuses curbing tobacco products
• Agencies call cuts doomsday scenario
• Pink cleats player not allowed to dress out; lawsuit revived
• Justices toss burglary conviction
• State's clout in House takes hit
• Charger top choice for patrol cars
• 2 former officials in race for Madison alderman post
• Holidays call for vigilance
• Slow Cam Newton reports irk SEC's Mike Slive
• Barbour sets sights on 2012 race
• Man sentenced in cop shooting
• Efforts under way to preserve Cotesworth
• Natchez eyes Under-the-Hill guest houses
• Child porn defendant seeks to withdraw plea
• Shot at a nice prize
• Pilot program may change traditional high school
• One rig worker shot, 2nd abducted
• 3 face armed robbery charges
• SMCC planning to launch fundraising campaign
• TVA looking to build new, smaller nuke plants
• Campbell not running for reelection to House
• Schools invited to participate in pilot program
• Man shot by officer posts bond
• Northrop cutting workers at Virginia shipyard
• Sentence upheld in threat on Obama
• MDEQ seeking input on oil spill assessment
• New trial ordered in Oxford slaying
• Coast men charged with using illegal workers
• Hinds County supervisors mulling mailbox ordinance
• Arrest made in rape of teen; bond set at $50K
• Leaders tackle obesity issue
• Police identify suspect
• JPS officials mum on fate of accused Murrah High coach
• Rogers: Newton wanted cash
• Suit over pink cleats dropped in Mendenhall
• Rain brings needed relief to wheat farmers
• Partnership looking to recruit in Midwest
• Chaney calls healthcare reform communism
• Fallout from acquittal debated
• House Passes Bill That Taylor Co-sponsored to Protect Nation and American Jobs
• Rep. Taylor Signs Repeal Healthcare Bill Discharge Petition
• MSU says it reported Newton to SEC
• Wicker, Cochran, Taylor Announce Information Session for Former Armed Forces Retirement Home Employees
• Veteran works to ID unknown WWII casualties
• Congressman Taylor Hosts 19th Annual Military Academy Day 2010
• River Region looking for new chief executive
• Congressman Taylor Presented the Annual “Guardian of Small Business” Award
• County hiring consultants to gauge I-69/269 impact
• Mississippi Native Represents U.S. Naval Academy at Taylor's Academy Day 2010
• State’s foreclosure actions fell in October
• Congressman Gene Taylor announced $150,000 Grant to City of Hattiesburg
• Stennis conducts test on rocket engine
• Childers Speaks at Ribbon Cutting for Holly Springs Recovery Act Project
• MBJ-TV Talks with Ole Miss 3D Film Producer
• Coast man pleads guilty to copyright infringement
• Congressman Childers Urges House Leadership to Cut Congressional Pay
• Obama administration taking more heat over oil spill report
• Final answer: Ex-Brandon resident wins $21,750 on show
• Agency directors report on impact from budget cuts
• $10,000 grant rewards Eastside's nutrition push
• Cadence Bank reports net loss of $7.5M
• Legislators spar over framework of state budget
• McBride to run for seat on Transportation Commission
• A fitting salute
• County misses deadline for rescue boat grant
• 'A pretty big deal' for young recipients
• Taylor Secures $470,250 for Gulfport Memorial Hospital
• Taste of the Arts to help city agency find home
• House Passes Taylor legislation that Protects Nation, Saves Money
• Mother indicted in slaying
• Rep. Taylor promotes Gulf Seafood as Safe and Delicious
• Video in gym shows whipping of player
• Clerk claims self-defense in trial over fatal shooting
• Spill panel: management culture to blame
• Cal-Maine adds more eggs to recall
• US city bans toys in some fast-food kids meals
• University ‘wish list’ process might change
• Phosphate Holdings sees more equipment failures
• MDEQ gives final approval for BlueFire plant
• MSU center gets grant to assist vision-impaired
• Olive Branch airport seeing upturn
• Treutel Insurance makes ‘Best Practices’ again
• Brookhaven man gets 40 years in brazen shooting
• Florence man faces 9 child porn counts
• Lake Dockery donated to Byram
• Football player's pink cleats spur suit
• University wish lists eyed
• Budget meeting gets edgy
• Oil rig worker grabbed in raid
• Job openings drop for second straight month
• State plans to promote safety of Gulf seafood
• Spill panel: No evidence of saving $ over safety
• TVA paid $35 mil to Miss. in lieu of taxes
• Miss. FY12 revenue estimate reflects slight growth
• (MBJ-TV VIDEO 100) Global Obesity Summit
• 2011 Miss. budget won’t have $700 mil in stimulus
• Comments on the U.S. Economy
• G20 leaders meet amid strains as US splashes cash
• Judge closes hearing on offshore drilling permits
• St. Dominic opens clinic in Walmart
• William Carey, USM buying land to grow campuses
• Razing of house doesn't solve problem for residents
• Device could aid detection of flesh-killer
• 3 councilmen subpoenaed for shooting trial
• Solar installations set for poultry houses
• Belhaven kidnap suspect at UMC
• ‘Gatemouth’ Moore honored with Blues Trail marker
• JPD officer wounds man in struggle
• SBA ranks Peoples Bank No. 4 in U.S. for loans
• Fully qualified school speech therapists rare
• VH1 “Celebrity Fit Club” Trainer Harvey Walden
• Vt. nuke plant closes after radioactive water leak
• “Leaders in Law” 2010
• Independent panel to share findings on Gulf spill
• High court turns down early health care challenge
• Small banks failing as larger firms regain health
• Allstate seeks hearing on rate request denial
• Stronger dollar sends stocks falling
• Global Obesity Summit held this week in Jackson
• Miss. utilities recoup charity donations from customers
• Mississippi Briefs
• Adams Sheriff's Department costs up
• Judge tosses murder conviction
• Voters not willing to wait
• Clinton plans meeting on zoning
• Virtual college filling need for some
• Public sector jobs dwindle in slow economy
• Business support can’t overcome voter anger 
• Nov. 3: The beginning of two long years
• Jayroe now leading Runnels Foundation
• Memphis sees encouraging rise in retail space rates 
• Anderson named PRCC’s top alumnus
• Commercial tag no guarantee of success for reservoir tract 
• Callon: Onshore operations exceeding expectations 
• Court date set for ex-TV host Collins
• Featherston named chamber’s interim leader
• Driver, passenger able to get out before vehicle hit by train in Terry
• St. Dominic’s hoping name recognition spurs retail health growth 
• JPD investigating deadly shooting
• Weathers to represent Southern Miss
• Millsaps prof arachnid researcher
• Supes reverse meeting stance
• Interim judge, attorney in circuit court runoff
• Parents continue 'Nathan's Law' effort
• Freeze possible again tonight
• 2 indicted in infant's death
• Ex-prof wins suit vs. Hinds CC
• 'Millionaire' to feature Miss. native contestant
• Medical examiner begins duties
• Suspect ID'd in student's abduction
• Shoppers make annual Mistletoe pilgrimage
• Ruling on park land upheld
• Employers add 151K jobs, first gain since May
• Stocks, dollar get boost after upbeat US jobs news
• Millsaps College names new board chair
• Nuns sell baseball card for $262,000
• Southeast manufacturing activity up slightly
• Anti-gay bullying film kicks off forum
• Ranting suspect sent out of court
• Port Gibson turning off street lights to save money
• HUSSEY RECIEVES MISSISSIPPI LIBRARY ASSOCIATION AWARD
• Complex refused extra time to make repairs
• Judge in runoff faces new complaint
• Oil spill cleanup company will locate in Greenville
• Medicaid actions decried
• Cadence Bank stockholders to meet Dec. 9
• 'Celebrating Nick'
• MSU celebrates Nick Bell's life
• Police praise student
• Harrah’s in Tunica to lay off nearly 200
• Duplex raided by Melton razed
• Entergy will sell Vermont nuke plant
• Newton allegedly shopped for cash
• TVA board member profiles
• Ohr-O’Keefe Museum gets $3 mill grant
• Entergy may sell Vermont nuke plant
• Ill. ammo plant to move to Miss.
• Cadence Bank being sued over sale to Texas company
• Port Gibson can’t pay its light bill
• Peoploungers chief sentenced in fraud scheme
• Mississippi Briefs
• Prosecutors object to Zach Scruggs' court request
• Girls to be recognized for talent, leadership
• AG wants immigrant's suit tossed
• Help Sought
• Supes say no to rink near Reservoir
• Actor Collins suspect in hit-and-run accident
• February council vote likely after Weill wins Hinds judgeship
• Barbour lifts statewide burn ban
• Miss. GOP hoping to build on victory
• Mistletoe Marketplace Turns 30
• Program to use landfill gas for electricity underway
• Madison Stein Mart one of 3 new U.S. stores
• No clear path for GOP on health care repeal
• Lincoln Co. circuit clerk indicted
• Taylor, Childers booted
• Taylor loses House seat after 21 years
• Fed poised to unveil new program to aid economy
• 2 Miss. House Democrats unseated
• Freddie Mac posts $4.1B loss for Q3
• Solid business support couldn’t save Taylor, Childers
• Nearly 75% of Miss. workers without postsecondary degree
• UK: Google breached privacy with Street View
• New rules may hurt for-profit colleges
• Madison man arrested for alleged investment scam
• Destination: Vicksburg wedding
• Ocean Springs: Hiatus on adult businesses
• Dick’s Sporting Goods set for Madison opening Friday
• Stocks rise after GOP House takeover
• Emfinger leads; absentees uncounted
• Thompson, Harper win big
• 2 in judicial runoff; Madison Co. voter turnout heavy
• GOP piles up wins, nears lead in House
• W.Va. win may hold Senate for Dems
• Gowan defeats incumbent judge
• Priester, Southern in judgeship runoff
• Downpours welcome sight throughout state
• Strip club to reword billboard ads
• Official casts doubt on ballot integrity
• Mississippi voter turnout expected to be high
• More residents denied BP money
• 2 tight congressional races drive Miss. voting
• Where do you vote in Mississippi?
• Dolan Company forms partnership creating 50-state legislative reporting service
• Mississippi Briefs
• City in talks with EPA to determine cost of wastewater plant upgrades
• Black bears making comeback in state
• Ex-transportation commissioner dies
• Board could switch course
• Highway official dies at age 68
• Grocery prices on way up
• Proposed sign law in Clinton criticized
• Meeting act often ignored
• Coach admits paddling students
• Neglect, abuse of horses on rise in bad economy
• Proposed sign law in Clinton criticized
• Oxford debates Sunday alcohol sales
• 2010 Midterm Predictions
• Company working to revitalize Meridian
• MDOT Commissioner Bill Minor dies
• Cleveland gets money for boulevard
• US high court disbars ex-Miss. lawyer
• Counties on their own with redistricting
• Why the economy’s growth isn’t easing unemployment
• Mississippi Briefs
• MC to start physician assistants program in May
• Bad Boy Buggies sold to Ga. firm
• Revolutionary War soldier to get marker
• Singer joins effort to find heart for ailing teenager
• 1st District a gauge of voter mood
• Metro sewer fees may spike
• 62-year-old Beverly Drive-In burns
• Planters Bank adds loan representatives
• Cotton named director of marketing
• RAND proposals designed for new thinking on coastal storm insurance 
• Morris has diverse talents
• Read their lips: No new taxes
• St. Dominic partners with Walmart to enter retail health market 
• Eminent domain appeal window unclear  
• Finally there? 
• Trustmark reports strong 3Q earnings 
• Casino development under way
• Insurance rates hinge on local standards 
• THE BUZZ
• PSC selects companies to perform electric utility audits 
• Inaugural event brings arts together
• 2 state Court of Appeals judges facing challengers Tuesday
• Ruling still out in suit over girl's slaying
• Cities to fight housing tax break
• Controversial murder-mutilation case in Laurel spawns book
• 4th District rivals urge repeal of health reform
• Thompson, Marcy battle for state's 2nd District votes
• Pearl house fire injures man: 'It was like someone threw a bomb'
• Bond sought in JSU assault
• $65M stadium project collapses
• Students collect food for the needy
• Inspection, sting nets arrests at strip clubs
• Tippah settles MDOT suit for $675K
• Vandals target president of USM in campus graffiti
• Ex-supe found not guilty on bribery charges
• Madison County contracts lax
• 2 on death row win court appeals
• Murrah basketball abuse claims probed
• Wounded medic returns to his home in Madison
• Snakes from porn case unwanted
• Countdown Is On For Mississippi Children’s Museum
• Hobnob 2010
• Feinberg: spill claimants can get interim payments
• Barbour and 2 GOP governors rally in Ohio
• State Auditor Releases Report on Madison County Contracts
• Tippah settles eminent domain suit for $675K
• Toyota supplier now taking applications for 300 jobs
• Miss. plant closing, going to Wis.
• Economy grows at slightly faster pace in Q3
• TVA may replace coal-fired plant with natural gas
• Feds don't want snakes in Coast child-porn case
• Miss. man awarded $103M in suit
• Teachers: Internet tests plagiarism rules
• Economic Council's Hobnob a venue for state politicians
• Opponent trying to tie Taylor to Pelosi
• AP survey: Slow economic gains into 2011
• Judicial write-in voting upheld
• Heroes
• Care facility sued after woman jumps out window
• Discount store to double size with move across lot on U.S. 80
• Stabbing suspect on parole
• Proposed sign rules produce complaints
• Military ballot deadline missed
• Tension high for election officials
• Jackson megachurch suing foundation
• $176M development set to border MSU campus
• Choctaw casino in Jones Co. hires 184
• Peoples Financial posts reduced 3Q profit
• Foreclosures up in Jackson, Gulfport-Biloxi
• BP oil spill claims: casino workers denied, restaurant workers hitting lottery
• Barbour campaigning for Wis. gov. candidate
• Billy Crews named COO of Tupelo school district
• Sentencing postponed for Howard Industries exec
• College tuition costs climbing again this fall
• Educators worry about 2012 budget cut
• Miss. down 6,700 non-farm jobs in year
• Trustmark Corp announces 3Q earnings, $0.23 quarterly cash dividend
• Northrop Grumman 3Q profit rises, boosts forecast
• Laurel man awarded $103M in suit against lawyer
• Candidates want to be written in
• Teen's shooting rocks Brookhaven
• 38 former Freedom Riders sign letter calling for Scott sisters' release
• District to pay lesbian's legal fees
• USM, DSU presidents get new contracts
• $25,000 reward offered in slaying
• 'Personhood' appeal set
• Alcorn County plane crash kills 2
• State's $600M gap 'devastating'
• Hand-picked principals take on challenges at struggling schools
• Sentencing Thursday in Howard Industries immigration raid
• Maritime trades academy building design changes
• Judge: ‘personhood’ measure can go on ballot
• Furniture company to locate in Amory, create 85 jobs
• Chairmanship on the line
• Gun dealers see buyer’s market in Miss.
• USM, DSU presidents get contract extensions
• Forrest General cancer center receives accreditation
• SEC may silence MSU cowbells
• MDA hosts trade mission to Central America
• Chevron, Total warn UK not to ban deepsea drilling
• BancorpSouth 3Q profit down, but beats forecasts
• Meridian Star files ethics complaint against supes
• Justice Court judges to get more training
• Hearing set on improving Colony Park
• Completion of retaining wall celebrated
• Man accused in fatal shooting free on bond
• Constrictors seen as threat in state
• Hearing set on dialysis dispute
• Initiative to target health care law
• Robbers hit 5 businesses
• SEC may silence cowbells
• JATRAN workers to get raises
• Habitual offender ranks swelling
• Colleges face drop in Ayers funds
• Byram leaders looking to build fire department
• Signal International plans to hire workers
• Volvo Unveils 2011 S60 Sedan
• Interim director named for Booneville chamber
• Todd Derstine- America's Grandson
• Eminent domain ban will be on ballot
• Greenwood airport to get new control tower
• Mergers between insurers and hospitals expected to accelerate
• Ayers funding to drop off in 2012
• Existing-home sales up again in September
• Bear won't take place of Rebels, UM official says
• Hub City bars known for fun, fights
• Canton school district making plans for new facility, renovations
• Court to hear Pearl annexation case
• 4 seek to replace retiring judge in county court
• Land use changed to commercial at former Rapids on Reservoir site
• 'Draft Haley' for RNC touted
• Spending by state listed, drapes and all
• Blackwood joins Bradley Arant practice group
• Manufacturers recognize Wicker’s voting record
• Hispanics and the law 
• Keeping our eye on: Derron Radcliff
• Q&A: Tom Hood, Executive Director/Chief Counsel, Mississippi Ethics Commission 
• Our political times: What would Sen. Stennis do?
• Agri-tainment 
• Crisis point 
• THE BUZZ
• Easing tensions 
• Lawyer amazed by response to silence during pledge
• Keeton leads UMMC into a bright future
• Law Enforcement Briefs
• SMALL BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: JBHM Architects 
• Officer allegedly solicited girl, 14
• Young and old throng to classic cars
• Bystander sees young bandits enter store
• General lauds fallen hero
• Poverty rising in Miss.
• Interviews set for JSU, Alcorn finalists
• Athletic facility back open again
• Police: Gun not dropped
• Hispanic life span exceeds others'
• Sharkey residents question MBI focus
• Strip club compromise possible
• Group that feeds the hungry expands services
• Harper On Energy
• Law Enforcement briefs
• MBI takes over probe of Hattiesburg police
• 'Playing around with a gun' results in stepbrother's death, guilty plea
• Dirty instruments reported at VA hospital
• Hinds supes to rehash meeting
• Chase, arrest leave JPD officers frustrated
• Miss. hospitals receive high and low ratings
• Strip club exec: Billboards 'gross'
• Tougher higher ed grad rules pulled
• Trial date set in death of Jackson police officer
• Blues Trail marker to honor singer Otis Clay
• Number of diabetic Americans could triple by 2050
• NACF: Port Gibson Biomass Plans Taking Shape
• College Board scraps plan to increase requirements
• Fla. company hired to study Miss. port expansion
• Poll: Americans split on health care repeal
• Dollar rises vs. most rivals as G-20 ministers meet
• MSU building to be leased for Cotton Mill Marketplace
• Port, MDA may make loans with port expansion funds
• Best Fall Foliage 2010 in Mississippi
• House GOP leader stumps for Nunnelee
• Columbus has lots to offer in ghost tour
• Man convicted in ex-senator's home break-in
• Alderwoman in Madison leaves after 17 years
• Olde Towne (be)headed for a fun haunting
• Alcorn president finalists 'talented'
• Choir to shine
• Embezzlement nets house arrest
• House Dems pushing vote on 'sin taxes'
• Mayor: Remove strip club signs
• Uncle held in Sharkey slayings
• Woman fends off assailant with knife
• Jackson officers put lives on line to save man
• Choctaw casino expansion to be overseen by casino veteran
• Renasant Bank reports Q3 earnings growth
• Fed survey points to uneven growth across US
• Toyota recalling 1.53 million cars globally
• Study: Environmental risks could cost Gulf Coast economy
• Research: Federal homebuyer tax credit created price stability
• Madison alderman resigns to take PSC job
• MS Delta Strategic Compact group forming
• Geithner’s goal: ‘rebalanced’ world economy
• US-Saudi arms deal ripples from Iran to Israel
• Miss. to prosecute slaying suspect first
• BP: Company to drill in deeper water, assess risk
• Residents watchful in Presidential Hills
• Federal biomedical research director, UMMC grad, lectures Friday
• Loan Declines fail to slow Hancock’s Q3 income surge
• M&F earnings continue for third consecutive quarter
• Say goodbye to traditional free checking
• National preservation group applauds Jackson’s King Edward Hotel
• Legislature examining minority contracting with state
• Furniture company announces layoffs in Miss.
• Viking Classic has $20 mill economic impact
• Cadence Bank offers new details on acquisition reversal
• Natchez hospital gets OK for heart services
• Fed-up JetBlue attendant pleads guilty, avoids jail
• Feds consider limiting potatoes offered to kids
• JPS board names principal
• Judicial write-in election irks some
• Craftsmen's Guild of Miss. founding director dies at 66
• Man tried for theft at home of ex-senator
• Crystal Springs mulls future
• Taylor distances self from Speaker Pelosi
• JSU cracks down on fake logo items
• Mendenhall seeks better image
• Inside Merchants Foodservice
• Drug suspect caught after 4-day hunt
• State's legal help for death row inmates called failure
• University mergers dead issue for 2012 session, ed chief says
• Hinds supes close meeting
• Suit: Officer fired for being gay
• New federal rules may hurt for-profit colleges
• Race for Congress costs millions
• Failed drug deal cited in parking-lot killing
• Dow drops below 11,000 as dollar rebounds
• 'Loss to whole city'
• USM Accelerator Open for Business
• Scientists lower Gulf health grade
• U.S. housing construction expanding
• Hinds Co. seeks federal funds to redevelop US 80
• Madison Co. lobbyist paid $75K annually to lobby Washington
• 2010 Miss. state fair sets record
• JetBlue attendant who ‘went postal’ due for hearing
• By the numbers: MS congressional races
• Goldman Sachs earns $1.74B, easily tops forecasts
• UnitedHealth’s 3Q profit rises 23 percent
• University merger dead issue in 2011 session
• Madison Co. expands lobbyist's job
• 6 projects underway at Biloxi VA hospital
• BP claims increased in 2 weeks; some cry ‘fraud’
• Peavy Electronics to expand operations
• Citigroup earns $2.15B as failed loans decrease
• Study: Obesity care costs twice previous estimates
• Oil prices higher as stock markets rise
• Facebook in privacy breach
• Stocks climb after Citigroup tops forecasts
• An $18-million new look near JSU campus
• AG's opinion sought on recreation funds
• High building standards set for new lab
• Jury selection to begin in capital murder trial
• School boasts visual PA system
• High court reverses decisions, won't hear 2 death cases
• Alleged killer of JPD officer asks for eval
• Rankin boards try online polling
• Childers' fate tied to black vote
• 2 injured in school bus accident
• 2 arrested in Jackson parking-lot killing
• Widow of murdered NFL player gets $2.5 million
• Sun-kissed fair likely to be record-breaker
• Calif. first to OK insurance exchange per health care reform
• Lieutenant governor, tea party confer
• Breast cancer toll high
• One year since Flowood liquor change
• Grace replacing Kennedy at Baptist Booneville
• Top 400 charities see billions less in donations
• Perry promoted at Eley Guild Hardy
• Leading Private Companies: No. 5 — Stuart C. Irby Company 
• ‘Tarnished franchise?’ 
• Leading Private Companies: No. 4 — Staplcotn 
• MEC ‘voice’ a positive force for Mississippi
• Leading Private Companies: No. 3 — Howard Industries Inc. 
• Wiest earns Moorman professorship
• Leading Private Companies: No. 2 — The Yates Companies Inc. 
• SMALL BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Embellish, Meridian 
• Leading Private Companies: No. 1 — Ergon Inc. 
• Taylor’s passion making difference
• Top Private Companies 
• Wildfire! 
• Week in Review
• Butler Snow adds three attorneys
• The Buzz
• House detective: Learning the history for your house
• Fair formula for success: Terrific weather and Billy Orr
• 'Social host' bill offered to keep alcohol from kids
• Technology helps find missing persons
• Waynesboro mourns soldier
• Park restoration focus of Make a Difference Day
• Demand has cotton prices at a record
• Zoning proposals raise concerns
• Ex-MHP fleet chief repays state $5.6K
• Arrive early for JSU game
• Fatal shooting stuns shoppers in Jackson
• Teen pleads not guilty in crash that killed teacher
• Governor hopeful making rounds with star in tow
• Pearl to build senior center
• Dow falls, but Nasdaq upbeat
• Cal-Maine Foods Names New CEO
• Stocks rally on mixed reports
• Bank heist suspect returning to Jackson
• Gold prices continue to set records
• Ex-Saints star sees 'gold' at Byram
• Woman appeals JPS sex lawsuit
• No sign of recession as 40K swell Canton to shop
• Crossbridge paving suit delayed
• Right in the middle of it 
• Clinton tells Miss. students to vote
• Fed plan for short-term fix brings long-term risks
• Chinese firm to fix drywall
• Blues legend B.B. King fulfills wish of 4-year old fan
• New mascot at Ole Miss likely to make debut in '11
• Death of inmate hit by truck accidental
• Report: Amory steel deal to hurt U.S. market
• Man Fatally Shot Outside Jackson Walmart
• Election unlikely to change US farm subsidies
• Man fatally shot outside Jackson Walmart
• Government to report on $1 trillion-plus deficit
• Alabama company buys Miss. pellet mill
• Judge lets states’ healthcare suit go forward
• Entergy expects 3Q earnings to grow 13 percent
• Ohio firm plans to buy Northrop Grumman shipyards
• Man arrested for stabbing friend in chest
• Miss. lesbian teen's story to be a movie
• Nightime Spider Hunt set for Saturday
• Judge OKs judicial election
• Ex-animal officer gets fine, community service
• Major changes within JPD
• Parents of newborn sought
• Thompson's commitment to his district includes jobs for youth
• Jackson assault victims on life support
• 100 Black Men of Jackson puts into practice what they 'preach'
• Medical mall to open in Richland in 2011
• Rebel Black Bear chosen as new mascot for Ole Miss
• Obama wants judge to drop moratorium suit
• $223,000 allotted for Ship Island ferry terminal
• 700 MS homes in foreclosure in 3rd quarter
• Black bear chosen for Ole Miss mascot
• Game day means millions to SEC schools, states
• Chinese drywall settlement reached
• Gulf moratorium is over but drilling has to wait
• Gov.: Thousands of MS jobs created by state-assisted projects
• Millsaps named a best business school in SE
• Stocks slide after jobs, inflation reports
• BP stations consider other brands
• Applications for jobless benefits rise to 462K nationwide
• Stock futures edge higher before jobs data
• Mississippi Briefs
• 10 seized pit bulls likely will be euthanized, officials say
• At least 5 fired at JSU but details withheld
• $18-million One University Place opens next to JSU campus
• Clinton campaigns for Childers today
• 1st District foes clash over party loyalty
• Study: Mississippi needs energy efficiency improvements
• Drilling ban lifted; uncertainties still face Gulf
• EU struggles over ways to prevent new debt crisis
• Comstock selling MS oil properties for $75 mil
• Mississippi State Capitol Gets Facelift
• Dead zone found in La. sound
• Biomass company buys Wiggins pellet plant
• Former Hancock Bank workers sentenced
• Childers Honored for Support of English as Official U.S. Language
• MS to hire 1st medical examiner in 15 years
• Congressman Childers Encourages Students to Apply for Service Academy Nominations
• Jackson Blues Trail marker unveiled Thursday
• Childers Applauds Decision to Lift Drilling Moratorium
• UMMC 1st in MS to implant new heart device
• Old Brandon home finds 'savior' with buyer
• Rankin Health Department relocates
• Ridgeland leaks blamed on drought
• 3 candidates vying for judicial post held by retiring Hinds judge
• Backers hopeful sisters to be freed
• Med examiner to be hired
• MPB Board meets to discuss new leadership
• Man charged with 15 burglaries
• Bandits hold up 2 banks
• Deadline set for special veteran's benefits
• Entergy under federal scrutiny
• 12 Chilean miners emerge in problem-free rescue
• Another West Nile virus case identified
• Ceres Plantation’s future still in doubt
• Three sentenced in voter fraud case
• Pfizer offering $3.6B in cash for King Pharmaceuticals
• OPEC revises its oil demand forecast
• News You Can Use
• Avon’s stock rises on report of proposed buyout
• Mississippi Briefs
• Construction industry continues to shed jobs
• Lumberton officials in standoff over pay cuts
• Department of Justice launches probe of Entergy
• Buddhist monk says he'll try again for permit to open monastery
• Teens hope openness will help curb suicides
• Store robber settles lawsuit
• Driver in fatal crash turns self in
• Police officer suspended during rape investigation
• Voter fraud cases stick
• Death of missing Tupelo dentist ruled an accident
• Gate at accident crossing unlikely
• Senior citizens brace for Social Security freeze
• Forecast calls for possible fire relief
• Mayor vetoes salary adjustment for city workers
• Warm, clear weather puts State Fair on record pace
• Marina owners ponder appeal of court ruling
• Workplace accident claims employee’s life
• SmartSynch, Sprint offering residential service
• Parkway gives leasing activity update
• City might use TIF program for development
• TVA launches new renewable energy program
• Striking French workers try to shut down country
• 4 judge hopefuls touting skills
• Justices take E-Verify case
• Train-SUV crash kills man
• Home violence striking in Miss.
• 4th Congressional District no longer a safe seat
• Natchez tourism tax falls short of expectations
• Natchez tourism tax falling short of expectations
• Keeping our eye on: Shani Murray
• Columbia plant expansion to create 50 new jobs
• NCF signs contract with The Center
• Feds to study oil spill’s effect on bluefin tuna
• AMR expansion, grocery store set for Jackson Medical Mall
• Oil rises near $83 as investors look to Fed moves
• MSU scientists develop new rice varieties
• Stocks set to extend rally into new week
• Peoploungers chief disputes amount of scheme
• Judicial bribery figure Balducci on house arrest
• Former JPD chief's son faces charge
• English as 2nd language growing challenge for Miss. school districts
• Obama calls for Coast eco-plan
• Fondren trash collection seen as life-saver
• State fair, local jobs
• Bill eyed over subdivision gripes
• Week in Review
• Bullying law lacks oversight, sanctions
• Squabbling officials stall government
• Older workers taking care of business
• Payday perception not reality
• Heidelberg elected vice-chair of board
• Cartoons - October 11, 2010
• Ahuja added at Flowood clinic
• Being your own boss isn’t always an easy choice to make 
• Delay could cost Regions more money 
• More than 500 metro residents walk to fight Alzheimer's
• NFIB recognizes Cochran’s record
• Luck finally changes for wrongly convicted Jackson man
• Time tested hunting retailers prevail
• Big crowd expected in Canton
• TALKS: Who knew what and when? 
• Miss. wildlife, outdoor advocates seek water law changes
• Consumers deserve protection
• State will pay $34K for gov.'s new ride
• More than 500 metro residents walk to fight Alzheimer’s
• Morgan Freeman Raising Cash For Friend's Race For Gov.
• Taylor: Keeping Our Word to Our Veterans
• Judges refrain from case
• 'Pill mill' pharmacist sentenced to 10 years
• Council panel assignments reshuffled
• Proposal to appeal USM firings is under review
• Ex-friend serving 20 years in fatal shooting
• Gov.'s frequent travels raising ire back home
• Jackson police shuffle top positions
• Bond set at $100K for teen driver
• Lawsuit settled against killer's mom
• Who built the Byram swinging bridge?
• Ex-inmate cleared of crime
• Panty thieves arrested in Mississippi
• Miss. could get $13.2 mill for small businesses
• 111th Congress Voting Summary for Congressman Gene Taylor
• TVA signs wind project contract
• Stage set for Wells Fargo as era begins in Mississippi 
• Miss. Supreme Court sends Kemper suit to lower court
• ‘Rapids’ property up for auction this week
• ABA: Most bank customers pay no monthly fees
• Supreme Court dismisses Sierra appeal of Kemper
• Miss. justices send coal suit back to lower court
• Manning to open restaurant in New Orleans
• Report: 10 Cities’ Home Values Appreciated
• Dow Jones tops 11,000 for first time since May
• Mississippi Briefs
• Mississippi justices send coal lawsuit back to lower court
• 'Personhood' initiative arguments heard in court
• Interim JSU head touted for president
• 'He'll be fantastic'
• Lawyer: Fight continues
• Former Interim Chief Lewis Retires From JPD
• High court rejects Irby petition
• McComb Schools and communities to rally for education, Oct. 9
• DA seeks death in woman's slaying
• Cemetery worker hits reporter
• Judge swearing in 4 new TVA board members
• White House: We didn’t withhold oil spill info
• Sly Inc. to expand plant, add 33 new jobs
• Bill would ease outpatient therapy supervision requirements
• Judge postpones trial in Gulf oil spill cases
• New IRS rule offers tax relief to drywall victims
• Classes begin at Ole Miss manufacturing center
• Proposal to appeal USM firings under review
• Drumheller in Clarksdale to add 20 jobs over 3 years
• Madison Community Bank grand opening Thursday
• Treasury yields sink to new lows; Eyes on the Fed
• Congressman Childers Honors National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Childers Recognized for Protecting American Manufacturers, Fighting for American Jobs
• Hinds Co. honors local POW posthumously
• Governor declares state of emergency
• Clopton’s cancer fight ‘pre-exists’ diagnosis
• Mississippi Briefs
• DEMOCRATS & REPUBLICANS IN POWER FOR 200 YEARS
• Drug forfeitures could aid Rankin sheriff's shooting range
• WALLY THE INDEPENDENT: RECLAIMING OUR COUNTRY
• Write-in dispute moves to Hinds
• Man guilty of fondling foster daughter
• Bond panel OKs water upgrade
• 2,824 non-profits in jeopardy with IRS
• Welfare group asks court to intervene in overseeing children
• City poised for annual Fall for Clinton festival
• WWII soldier's burial on Sat.
• 2 firefighters who died on duty to be honored
• Mississippians find family fun at fair
• Volunteers, students create mural in downtown Clinton
• Fire ban spans state
• McDonald’s exempted from health care reform mandate
• Fulton biomass plant construction contract signed
• GOP-allied group weighs in with $4 million in ads
• Hockey team to use Bomgar wireless technology
• Panel: Gov’t thwarted worst-case scenario on spill
• Israeli government minister tours Columbus factory
• Magnolia Federal Credit Union Announces New Kasasa Giving™ Account
• Obama signs bill to name FBI building after Civil Rights workers
• Ala. campus recalls 1830 Choctaw treaty
• Rankin Co. zoning plan up for public comment
• Councilman withdraws call for freeze on new convenience stores
• Court Upholds 40 Year Sentence In Shooting
• Write-in election for judge contested
• Photos: Gene Welcomes Home Armed Forces Retirees
• Students give thumbs up to text pledge
• 111th Congress Vote Comparison Between Rep. Gene Taylor and Speaker Nancy Pelosi
• Motorist pleads guilty to DUI
• Mother of 12 killed in rollover accident
• Jackson mayor: No more child fundraising
• Last of 16 defendants enter pleas in voter fraud case
• Ole Miss mascot vote today
• Seafood Safety in the Gulf of Mexico
• Teen indicted in MRA teacher's death
• National Right to Life Committee Commends Congressman Taylor for Signing Discharge Petition to ...
• Madison Co. fire 'amazing' for no injuries
• Stocks mixed, Treasury yields drop after jobs data
• We love our supporters!
• IMF sees global economy gaining, US growth slowing
• More Gulf waters open to fishing
• Community Bancorp LLC Now Acquiring Cadence
• Teen who stabbed newborn will go to trial
• Home care worker arrested for fondling patient
• Man arrested for stabbing cousin
• Salmonella scare prompts egg recall
• Argument ensues over 'public comments' at City Council meeting
• Community Stakeholders Meeting
• Ohio company makes bid for Northrop’s shipbuilding unit
• Man found competent to stand trial for killing Jackson nurse
• 15-year old arrested for sex with 2-year old
• I-20 accident interrupts morning traffic flow
• Parole Board investigator meets with Scott sisters
• 15-year beaten and raped by two men
• State settles suit against Publisher’s Clearing House
• Festival to honor legacy of Howlin' Wolf
• Woman finds masked burglar in kitchen
• Florence man charged for child porn
• Two charged with murder after beating victim dies
• Strawberry Plains Audubon sponsors art contest
• Man sought in robbery and kidnapping
• Small church with a big vision
• “Little Black Dress with a Tie,”
• ABA: Consumer loan delinquencies improved
• Deadbeat dad caught on drug charges
• Elderly couple found dead in front yard
• Robber shot and killed by homeowner
• Canton Public School District shares its successes with its stakeholders
• State prison celebrates Christian Ministry Program
• Traveling RV promotes breast cancer awareness
• First black race car champion to debut new car
• Grenada mom gets life for killing toddler
• Two utility clerks indicted for embezzlement
• President vows to help 'Katrina ravaged' Gulf Region make a full comeback
• Hundreds gather to say goodbye
• New driver’s license renewal kiosks in place throughout state
• Man hits two women with car after argument
• Bishop D.C. Mays and Supervisor W. M Johnson honored
• SBA implements new rules for women-owned businesses
• Raymond man gets 10 years for child porn
• Homeland Security asks Hinds to return unused equipment
• Man gets life for killing bedridden minister and caregiver
• A Church Rebuilds...Word of Faith still in tact and moving forward
• Police seek help from ‘America’s Most Wanted’ on murder case
• Greenville casino sold to Kentucky Derby affiliate
• President promises to help N.O. bounce back
• MDOC commish shuts down illegal cell phones in prisons
• Staffers and members of MBA want answers
• Two injured in house fire
• Questions linger over student's haircut
• JSU to hold Tiger Bash Fan Day
• Congressman Gene Taylor: Where I stand
• 17 dogs rescued, 3 dead after harsh treatment
• Mid-South Diocese Second Annual Women’s Conference
• Toyota pairing housing business with green cars
• Duck Hill activist wins national award
• School district wants lesbian's suit dropped
• Social worker jailed for spending nursing home trust fund money
• Similac recalled after insects found in formula
• Man arrested for rape of 13-year old cousin
• A Church revealed...Alleged sexual misconduct...Word of Faith
• KCLC members reunite, reflect and tour Katrina’s path
• A Church revealed...Word of Faith
• Hurricane Katrina: Five years later in New Orleans
• Good Morning America anchor hosts Katrina show from hometown
• Jackson Mayor presents a 'no tax increase' budget
• The Gap Band co-founder and bassist found dead
• We love our supporters!
• Woman found dead at family business
• 8th Annual Buddy Walk
• Childers Discusses Agriculture Disaster Assistance with Mississippi Producers
• Woman hanging from tree identified
• Former ed leader in Miss. defends shredding in Ark.
• School employee guilty of taking student funds
• Benton County Supervisor guilty of voter fraud
• Teen shoots himself in the face while hunting
• Jackson City Council adopts 2010-2011 budget
• Gunman shoots 8 at nightclub
• No curfew ordinance...for now
• Mayor Johnson announces new supermarket in South Jackson
• Congressman urges landowners to use USDA resources
• Tisdale Library gets a $10K broadband grant connection
• Traffic stop nets $4 million in Spice and other drugs
• Wrecker/towing fees lowered but not without a fight
• Controversy surrounds slain Jackson cop
• Black’s Law Editor Visits Mississippi College
• Childers Honored for his 100% Pro-Small Business Voting Record
• Mayor, fellow Pink Tie Guys make big splash for breast cancer awareness kickoff
• JSU, Alcorn presidential searches proceed silently
• Racial profiling ordinance clears Jackson City Council
• Got Drugs? Turn them in event Saturday
• Thieves targeting Dollar General stores
• Hinds Co. new administrator says job a 'perfect fit'
• Administrator takes $60k from personal home care resident
• 2010 Hinds County tax sales gross $14 million
• Home care worker arrested for fondling patient
• Man bound over for beating and stabbing mom to death
• Salmonella scare prompts egg recall
• State kicks off "Over the Limit, Under Arrest" campaign
• Argument ensues over 'public comments' at City Council meeting
• Judge denies Curtis Flowers 7th murder trial
• Viking Classic Meets Emeril Lagasse
• Congressman Childers Cracks Down on Sexual Predators, Strengthens Border Security
• 15-year old arrested for sex with 2-year old
• Donation request cited in shooting
• Parole Board investigator meets with Scott sisters
• Jailed caregiver's sister arrested for exploiting patient
• State settles suit against Publisher’s Clearing House
• Locals grab first place in "America's Got Talent" and "MasterChef"
• Woman finds masked burglar in kitchen
• Roberts named to President Obama's Innovation Council
• Two charged with murder after beating victim dies
• Man molests boy in restaurant bathroom
• Man sought in robbery and kidnapping
• AG advises Jackson on water bond issue
• Small church with a big vision
• DA doubts there will be a 7th trial for Curtis Flowers
• Harper Predicts House Victory, “Bigger Than 1994″
• Childers Continues to Protect North Mississippi Seniors
• Elderly couple found dead in front yard
• Appeal by Minor declined
• Canton Public School District shares its successes with its stakeholders
• Driver charged with DUI for hitting tow truck driver
• Traveling RV promotes breast cancer awareness
• Poplarville native TV's new "MasterChef"
• Grenada mom gets life for killing toddler
• Suspects charged with shooting 8 at nightclub
• President vows to help 'Katrina ravaged' Gulf Region make a full comeback
• BP payout scam hits Mississippi
• New driver’s license renewal kiosks in place throughout state
• DPS official must pay for using state vehicle
• Man hits two women with car after argument
• Jury sought in Ole Miss coach lawsuit
• Workers comp industry taking economic hit
• College and Job Fair set for Friday
• Police indicate home-invasion suspect killed accomplice
• A Church Rebuilds...Word of Faith still in tact and moving forward
• Robber and clerk shoot each other during hold up
• Greenville casino sold to Kentucky Derby affiliate
• Man sitting in car shot 5 times
• MDOC commish shuts down illegal cell phones in prisons
• Last of "Apple Dumpling Gang" pleads guilty in court
• Two injured in house fire
• Jackson County clerk embezzles over $890,000
• JSU to hold Tiger Bash Fan Day
• Escaped inmate at large
• 17 dogs rescued, 3 dead after harsh treatment
• Murder victim was afraid of Curtis Flowers
• Standard & Poor’s: Prospects For Small Hospitals Better
• The Armed Forces Retirement Home Reopens
• Court refuses to hear Seale case
• Similac recalled after insects found in formula
• Ripley man dies in 3-car accident
• A Church revealed...Alleged sexual misconduct...Word of Faith
• Student shot in the face while hunting dies
• A Church revealed...Word of Faith
• Thompson questions Mississippi's plan to move Medicaid money to Rainy Day Fund
• Festival to honor legacy of Howlin' Wolf
• The Gap Band co-founder and bassist found dead
• Teen who stabbed newborn will go to trial
• Woman found dead at family business
• Man arrested for stabbing cousin
• Morgan Keegan hearing reset for early 2011
• Camp Shelby is treasure for Mississippi, nation
• Convenience store robberies rare
• Mississippi State Fair 2010
• Benton County Supervisor guilty of voter fraud
• Man found competent to stand trial for killing Jackson nurse
• Jackson City Council adopts 2010-2011 budget
• I-20 accident interrupts morning traffic flow
• No curfew ordinance...for now
• 15-year beaten and raped by two men
• Good Morning America anchor hosts Katrina show from hometown
• First black race car champion to debut new car
• Traffic stop nets $4 million in Spice and other drugs
• Florence man charged for child porn
• Controversy surrounds slain Jackson cop
• Strawberry Plains Audubon sponsors art contest
• Secretary of State sells cemeteries for $1 each
• Church Committee
• Congregations meet in nontraditional places
• Got Drugs? Turn them in event Saturday
• Deadbeat dad caught on drug charges
• Hinds Co. new administrator says job a 'perfect fit'
• Robber shot and killed by homeowner
• 2010 Hinds County tax sales gross $14 million
• State prison celebrates Christian Ministry Program
• Congressman urges landowners to use USDA resources
• President promises to help N.O. bounce back
• State kicks off "Over the Limit, Under Arrest" campaign
• Two utility clerks indicted for embezzlement
• Judge denies Curtis Flowers 7th murder trial
• Hundreds gather to say goodbye
• Congressman Childers Honors National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Fresh Start helps feed the needy
• City covers expenses without taking out loan
• Jailed caregiver's sister arrested for exploiting patient
• Raymond man gets 10 years for child porn
• Locals grab first place in "America's Got Talent" and "MasterChef"
• Man gets life for killing bedridden minister and caregiver
• Roberts named to President Obama's Innovation Council
• Police seek help from ‘America’s Most Wanted’ on murder case
• Man bound over for beating and stabbing mom to death
• KCLC members reunite, reflect and tour Katrina’s path
• AG advises Jackson on water bond issue
• Staffers and members of MBA want answers
• DA doubts there will be a 7th trial for Curtis Flowers
• Questions linger over student's haircut
• Childers Recognized for Protecting American Manufacturers, Fighting for American Jobs
• Entergy MS names Board of Directors
• Schools recognized for economic education
• Driver charged with DUI for hitting tow truck driver
• Duck Hill activist wins national award
• Poplarville native TV's new "MasterChef"
• Social worker jailed for spending nursing home trust fund money
• Suspects charged with shooting 8 at nightclub
• Man arrested for rape of 13-year old cousin
• Man molests boy in restaurant bathroom
• DPS official must pay for using state vehicle
• Hurricane Katrina: Five years later in New Orleans
• Jury sought in Ole Miss coach lawsuit
• Jackson Mayor presents a 'no tax increase' budget
• Ex-wife said murdered NBA star ‘left home with drugs'
• Loan Clinic
• Peanut farmers expecting increased demand
• Robber and clerk shoot each other during hold up
• Woman hanging from tree identified
• Man sitting in car shot 5 times
• School employee guilty of taking student funds
• Last of "Apple Dumpling Gang" pleads guilty in court
• Teen shoots himself in the face while hunting
• BP payout scam hits Mississippi
• Gunman shoots 8 at nightclub
• Escaped inmate at large
• Mayor Johnson announces new supermarket in South Jackson
• Murder victim was afraid of Curtis Flowers
• Tisdale Library gets a $10K broadband grant connection
• Wrecker/towing fees lowered but not without a fight
• Farish Street Main Street Project
• Scotts bringing operations to Rankin County
• Ripley man dies in 3-car accident
• Mayor, fellow Pink Tie Guys make big splash for breast cancer awareness kickoff
• Student shot in the face while hunting dies
• Racial profiling ordinance clears Jackson City Council
• Thompson questions Mississippi's plan to move Medicaid money to Rainy Day Fund
• Thieves targeting Dollar General stores
• Jackson County clerk embezzles over $890,000
• Administrator takes $60k from personal home care resident
• GO Zone program may not be extended by Congress
• Congressman Childers Cracks Down on Sexual Predators, Strengthens Border Security
• World markets retreat on Wall Street uneasiness
• Childers Continues to Protect North Mississippi Seniors
• Massey’s shareholders to vote on reforms
• A CAST OF NEFARIOUS CHARACTERS
• Hood gets money to fight intellectual property theft
• Palazzo's pander on eminent domain
• CDC report: Health Department makes improvements
• Tupelo man takes risk, makes oil change business success
• Investigators meeting again over cause of Gulf rig explosion
• Farmers beating harvest timeline
• Childers Discusses Agriculture Disaster Assistance with Mississippi Producers
• English elective: The Bible
• HYPOCRISY OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
• Law Enforcement Briefs
• WALLY PANG: COMMITMENT TO THE PEOPLE
• Higher Education Briefs
• Small business association honors Taylor
• LIBERAL MEDIA & THE POLITICAL MACHINE
• Economics program paying off for Lamar County schools
• Wildfire destroys more than $1M worth of timber
• PANOLA COUNTY TEA PARTY ENDORSES WALLY PANG!
• N.J. firm to take over city service
• Soybean rust discovered, but no threat this year
• WALLY PANG POISED TO SWEEP MISSISSIPPI FIRST DISTRICT!
• Officers accused of verbal abuse
• State makes deer-vehicle accident top 10 list
• REPUBLICANS MORE LIKELY TO VOTE INDEPENDENT
• Schools see dip in expelled students
• ABC report: Construction ‘in its own recession’
• WALLY PANG: SERVING THE PEOPLE OF MISSISSIPPI ONCE AGAIN!
• E-Verify law not enforced
• Oil czar: Geography not a factor in paying claims
• City to vote on proposed tourism tax
• Supreme Court declines appeal of lawyer, ex-judges
• Farmers continue to harvest at record pace
• Childers Honored for his 100% Pro-Small Business Voting Record
• Corchis promoted to regional president, COO
• Luxury Hotel Getaway 
• Cool Stuff for Dedicated Alumni 
• Sun Herald: Mississippi needs Gene Taylor to stay in Congress
• Congressman Taylor Receives Annual “Guardian of Small Business” Award
• Garbage from ‘left’ rag
• THE BUZZ
• Barrier, Reichle promoted at Staplcotn
• Gulfport home for retired military reopens Monday
• Logan practicing at Collins clinic
• Project aims to ignite a spirit of service in community
• Barnes, Pettey make top 100 ranking
• Nursing students to get new home
• It’s Child’s play 
• Pascagoula teen's death 35 years ago still an unsolved case
• Incidents heighten kid safety concerns
• 1st District candidates to debate
• Outlook for 4th quarter upbeat, but just barely
• Rights group: Foster care still lagging
• Byram swears in judges, eyes new court setup
• Natchez REC-PLEX not a slam dunk 
• PriorityOne promotes one, hires two
• Sun Herald: Mississippi needs Gene Taylor to stay in Congress
• An economic development engine unto itself 
• Nearly full strength 
• Arson picks up as economy falters, officials say
• Court cites Hinds clerk
• Custody petition seeks DNA test
• Flooding proposals may be studied
• Mental health cuts
• New E-Newsletter: October 2, 2010: From Coastal Restoration to My 19th Annual Academy Day
• National Right to Life PAC Endorses Congressman Gene Taylor
• NRA Endorses Congressman Gene Taylor
• VFW-PAC
• Sept. tax revenue off $5M in Miss.
• Lowndes seeks end to Justice Dept. review
• Judge's death called loss to district, profession
• Libertarian think tank gives Barbour 'C' for fiscal policy
• FBI office to honor activists, agent
• ABA study: Popularity of online banking growing
• Court approves Tronox’s reorganization plan
• Waide to announce political intentions in December
• MDES retooling online job search process
• PEER releases education accountability report
• Fitch rates Trustmark following Cadence acquisition
• MDOT awards Coast road building contract
• Health Department awards CONs to hospitals
• Entergy Mississippi: Bills to shrink until year-end
• State tax collection revenue misses forecast
• Wicker welcomes passage of NASA reauthorization bill
• WDAM Poll Results: Only two points behind 21-yr incumbent Gene Taylor!
• Taylor 111th Congress Accomplishments
• BP’s Gulf oil spill bill exceeds $11B
• Security beefed up around Lincoln Co. escapees
• Deadline Extended To Apply For Retroactive Stop-Loss Pay
• Eminent domain likely to appear on 2011 ballot
• Former AFRH employees express anger, sadness after jobs meeting
• 2 Hinds judges seek same seat Nov. 2
• Miss Utica to compete for Miss Mississippi USA 2011
• Hinds jury: Tax preparer guilty
• Fighting for a cure
• Man dies in police pursuit
• Monsanto Fund and UNCF partner to launch new scholarship program
• Grace period on 'spice' expires
• JSU math department seeking applicants for college-prep program
• Hinds, Rankin restrict burning
• Murrah graduate receives full academic scholarship
• Hinds County fights to get roads fixed
• 2nd Congressional District College and Career Fair 10/8
• Viking Classic's greens cooked and putted
• Tenant may get relief in dispute with apartment management
• Breast cancer 'a license to live' for Madison woman
• Jackson-Based Tv show hosted at the Alamo
• Hearing: E-Verify law not enforced
• Senators introduce Graves to Judiciary Committee
• 'Fear Stops Here,' campaign teaches
• MDEQ issues advisory for Johnson Bayou
• Unemployment falls in most U.S. cities
• Strike at Mississippi plant impacts OMNOVA’s earnings
• Obama signs livestock bill co-sponsored by Cochran
• AIG reaches agreement to repay bailout money
• VT Halter, Northrop getting federal funds
• Shell decides to add another Gulf oil platform
• Fitch gives SMEPA bonds ‘A-’ and ’stable’ outlook
• New marine research lab opens at Cedar Point
• Farm Bureau hands eminent domain petition to Hosemann
• Employee shot, critically wounded at Williams-Sonoma warehouse
• MDEQ begins planning oil spill damage assessment
• Economic growth sputtered in the spring
• Divided Dems head home sans tax vote
• NASA awards Shared Services Center contract
• Mississippi Briefs
• Poll on WDAM.com
• Alliance AutoGas wins contract from IDOT
• Lawn care owner donates time for cemetery
• Officials encouraged by coastal restoration
• TVA cranks up first-of-its-kind plant in Tennessee
• Robbery suspects allegedly found victim online
• Grand Slam Bridge Club celebrates 50th year
• Justice quizzed on death penalty
• Noxubee activist denounces claims of DOJ disdain for civil rights of whites
• Teen charged in shooting death
• Miss. delegation headed to March on Washington
• Escaped Lincoln inmates caught
• Storeowners to observe One Nation rally Sat.
• $23M child support contract to end in 90 days
• Four local students win My Idea grants
• Cemeteries on family land raise problems
• Callaway steals the show
• Don't ban workers, senators warned
• HAMER SUNDAY
• Sleep Innovations expanding manufacturing facility
• MDEQ begins planning of oil spill damage assessment
• Land O’ Lakes closing Purina feed mill
• Illegal immigrants putting strain on law enforcement
• Chaney looking into actions of benefit advisor
• BP CEO establishes new safety monitoring efforts
• U.S. mass layoffs decreased in August
• County unveils long-term plan to reduce debt
• Juliano stepping down as CEO of Trump Entertainment
• Cochran wants to review Gulf restoration plan
• Congressman: BP, Obama in talks over oil spill fines
• Barbour presents Medal of Service to seven leaders
• City’s new zoning ordinance to go into effect
• Sex offender tracked down in Hinds
• Government begins probe of BMW’s Mini Cooper
• Redistricting hurdle looming
• Appeal by reputed Klansman Seale still could be heard by high court
• JPD seeking towing firms for rotation
• Tax deductions called fake
• Frank Dixon to honored MMBA’S 10th Annual Awards Gala
• Obama endorses using pollution fines for Gulf restoration
• MMBA holds 10th Annual Awards Gala
• Jasper sex offender working in hospital
• Power and Portraiture Concert
• 6 break out of Lincoln Co. Jail
• Eliza Pillars recognized for commitment to service
• Switchfoot to the rescue
• FraserNet Commits $350 Million to Help Black Students Build Their Personal Network.
• Day of Service offers volunteers chance to feel good about self and their community
• Defendant in pair of robberies sentenced
• BIG is getting bigger, bolder
• Ridgeland's stricter business zoning to kick in next month
• Slaughter-Harvey inducted into National Bar Association Hall of Fame
• Miss. called top gun exporter
• LEGENDS to make its debut in Jackson
• 'Batman': It's self-defense
• Tisdale’s Topics:• Sieg! Heil!
• Capitol survives upgrade, gripes
• UP & DOWN FARISH STREET
• New system to train officers to deal with, help mentally ill
• Obama school plan raises concerns
• Toys R Us to double U.S. workforce for holiday season
• Soldier from Tunica killed in Afghanistan
• Survey: Depression high on post-oil spill Coast
• Delta State seeking input on DRU designation
• Armed Forces Retirement Home hiring in Gulfport
• Environment Masters acquires Hodges Engineering
• Congressman tours Hancock Co. fishing reef restoration work
• Charter Bank opening another Coast office
• Sec. Mabus released report on Gulf Coast recovery
• Census: Income gap reaches all-time high
• Youth Ministry celebration
• King’s Daughters building new healthcare facility
• “Smart Discipline for the Classroom,”
• Burgers & Blues completes major expansion
• 8th annual Buddy Walk
• Governor to bestow service medals today
• HCEDD looking for big returns on higher education
• Clerks aim to halt write-in election
• Horticulture industry rocked by economy
• Cal-Maine Foods posts profit, slim rise in revenue
• Barbour to raise money for Maine’s LePage
• USM band, dancers invited to Macy's parade
• Archery links men to nature, history
• 'Batman' suspected in beating; victim critical
• Victim's Assistance Program provides information on cases
• Sex ed bill likely offering in 2011
• Pearl occupancy law criticized
• Restoring Deer Island
• Mississippi Briefs
• Soldier celebrates birthday, anniversary during leave
• Residents stymied in rift with developer
• Southwest-Airtran deal will impact U.S. travel
• Paramedics back policy on perilous situations
• New FDIC has banks assuming more risk
• Annual Battle of Bands called biggest, so far
• State receiving federal funds for broadband
• Inspector general: TVA’s ‘poor’ management led to spill
• Commission: Administration’s low oil spill estimates hurt confidence
• BlueFire signs feedstock contract with Alabama company
• Couple pleads guilty to wire, mail fraud charges
• Court to hear Jackson appeal in wrongful imprisonment suit
• Doomsday for old drugs
• Shelter for elderly to open in Hinds
• Medicaid may help schools' special needs costs
• Church's finances pastor's undoing
• Conservative 'Blue Dog' Democrats scramble to hold seats
• Scandal rocks Jackson church
• Linda Simmons 
• Judy Johnson  
• Christine Bunting 
• Smith named new leader at CMMC
• Patricia R. Hemphill 
• NPD wins Coast highway expansion project
• SBA closing four oil spill recovery centers
• 'Hopeless' adoption a blessing
• CB&S buys former Regions office in Port City
• Woman injured in 2-motorcycle wreck
• Baker Donelson recognized for outstanding workplace
• School 'buddies' promote charity walk
• Busy Natchez tourist season boosting economy
• Judge approves cemetery transfers
• Conference based on decade of heart study
• Students say moves hurt school image
• Man dressed as woman hits Jackson bank branch
• Woman fires gun during break-in
• Alleged killer ruled competent
• Jackson police: Trap laid on I-220 to catch car thief
• JPD officer's testimony called false
• 10 schools to share $10.9M for teachers
• Blockbuster in bankruptcy
• PSC Ratepayers’ Bill of Rights
• Agency demands outstrip budget
• Companies scramble for last casino license
• Mississippi schools weigh cost of innovation
• Poll: Republicans more unpopular than Democrats
• Bill introduced to fund settlement with black farmers
• TVA reports ‘unusual event’ at nuclear plant
• TVA: Hundreds of businesses conserved during hot summer
• Judge’s ruling gets state out of cemetery business
• Philadelphia now largest city in U.S. with casino
• Expert: State’s economic recovery hard to gauge
• Buffett: In his view, recession continues
• Hospital drops opposition to new cath lab
• Construction begins on Katrina ‘high-water’ monuments
• ‘High-risk’ schools getting $10.9M in federal funding
• PSC approves CenturyLink-Qwest’s proposed merger
• Judge rules against Memphis gravel company
• Southern Co. captures CO2 for first time ever
• Mississippi Briefs
• Study: Government finally gets oil spill estimate right
• Backup well working for Madison Co.
• Miss. court overturns store shooting lawsuit
• Armed Forces Retirement Home hiring in Gulfport
• Clinton-Hinds communications equipment troubles persist
• Rep. Taylor's E-Update, September 24, 2010
• Lawyers debate free legal service
• New Incubator Comes to Regions Plaza
• Parole Board ponders sisters
• JCJC, businessmen, elected officals meet with Northrop Grumman
• Court settles city water dispute
• Crews Begin Shooting “Job Hunter”
• Greenville police chief suspended
• National Bar Association hold 85th conference in N.O.
• 2-year-colleges eye larger budget slice
• JSU Tigers football ranked eighth in BTRC/BASN and HSRN polls
• Medicaid, DHS seek hiring OK
• Raven Symone in Disney’s Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue
• Trustmark picking up Cadence
• In a few words
• Friends: Victim was friendly, big-hearted
• IN CINQUE
• 'The Help' filming brings Hollywood to Jackson
• BEHIND PRISON BARS
• Transcript Pharmacy makes Inc. 5000
• Wicker pushes for flood insurance reform
• AGC: Fill out EPA form, or face ’steep penalties’
• U.S. unemployment claims down, but job picture still unclear
• Another nationwide food recall issued
• State park closes due to budget cuts
• Massey chief: Miners knew gas was present before explosion
• New GOP ‘compact’ pledges no new taxes
• DMR holding meeting about harbor project
• Coast bridge rehabilitation project underway
• Lawmakers question MDA’s contracts
• Breaking News: Tort Reform Saved
• Chaney talks healthcare reform with Obama
• Ex-real estate investor sentenced for fraud
• Getting all children the schools they deserve
• Troubled Blockbuster files for bankruptcy
• Mississippi Briefs
• Ask The Twins
• Fugitive sex offender faces Vermont charges
• Hinds CC ‘Eagle Nation’ Homecoming Court selected
• Mistrial declared in Jackson market stabbing
• ADVOCATE’S LADIES NIGHT OUT CONTEST!!!!!
• HUD awards $5M-plus in grants to two cities
• Universities looking to replace stimulus funding
• Crews filling gap in Deer Island with sand
• SBA ‘cluster’ program supporting EIGS
• Greek truck drivers block roads in protest
• Tisdale’s Topics:Black press still relevant
• BP seeing fewer than expected applicants for oil spill money
• City approves tax break for Northrop Grumman
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• ConAgra misses first quarter expectations
• Hearing postponed for clinic in Canton
• Jackson native fights against alleged CA foreclosure fraud
• Unemployment rate falls, but still double digits
• Trial in knife attack to begin
• The issue of mosque construction and religious freedom in America
• Murder charge in 3-year-old's death
• JPS state of the art sites New schools more than just additional space for overcrowded system
• Jackson council bans profiling by police
• ‘Just Wright’ now on DVD
• Cossar State Park to be closed in Oct.
• Mississippi Symphony Orchestra Intimate Classics Chamber Series opens with Best Of The Baroque
• Cuts threaten meds access for mentally ill
• 8,000 turn out for MS Stone Soul Picnic
• State: Education funding still tight
• Biloxi car dealer found guilty of race harassment
• 19-year-old Marine killed in Afghanistan
• City Council applauds Christian journey of Rev. William H. Jones
• Slaying suspect: They call me 'hit man'
• Obama to push benefits of health care reform
• Harvest actually helped by year's dry weather
• Interstate 69 project hits major milestone
• Corchis promoted to newly created position
• Citizens celebrate as city leaders carted to jail
• Trustmark to take over troubled Cadence
• Bucking trend, veterinary school enrollment increases
• More than 700 teaching positions slashed
• REP. GENE TAYLOR, 4TH DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI STATEMENT FOR THE RECORD
• ABC: Construction backlog no longer growing
• Cadence mum on efforts to stave off takeover
• Congressman Taylor Works With Jones County Junior College, Area Businesses to Create ...
• Tennessee plant remains closed after fire
• Mississippi State upgrades Community Data Center
• MSU fundraiser offering income to faculty
• Fed wrestling with fixes for economy
• ProMatura opening new office in London
• Corps moving ahead with seawall construction
• Wal-Mart looking to go urban with smaller stores
• BlueFire signs ethanol agreement with TBF
• Sweet potato farmers seeing bounce-back season
• AT&T now offering satellite ‘backup’ coverage
• GM recalling Cadillacs due to faulty glove compartments
• Chaney denies Allstate’s rate hike request
• WLOX/WDAM Oct. 27th Debate Called Off Because Gene Refuses to Participate
• STEM grant to support education, research
• Maritime Administration awards grant to Tenn-Tom
• Vicksburg employees to organize a union
• Lawmakers call for reform of patent system
• Mississippi Briefs
• Tigers take down Delta State in W.C. Gorden Classic
• Bogue Chitto man gunned down
• JSU’s Tim Dandridge receives ‘performer of the week’ honorable mention
• Minn. man admits to killing, assault, robbery in Jackson
• Jackson Touchdown Club to kick off 65th anniversary season
• Flora well to solve water crisis
• Alcorn State baseball stadium named for alums
• Ex-EOC official alleges reprisal
• In a few words
• House arrest symptom of times
• CRITIC’S CORNER: Bill Lofton: ‘A man among men’
• Agencies detail budget dilemmas
• Raising kids is hard work!
• Body ID'd as missing Clinton woman
• KIDS-GONE-WILD: Taming Your Tots &Teens,
• Church's food pantry draws critics in Jackson
• Ask the Twins
• Fitness effort aims to get JPS students moving
• IBM buying Netezza for $1.7B
• Casinos’ revenues down slightly from last year
• Art Horizons cited, fined by OSHA
• Tribe members drop Choctaw casino challenge
• Treasury to auction The Hartford warrants
• CMI stripped of oversight of weatherization program
• Hope participating in Treasury program
• Construction material prices on the rise
• Ex-county worker pleads not guilty to stealing
• MDA awards last of renewable energy grants
• Tyson makes generous donation to Food Network
• Report: Paychecks remain largely unchanged
• Leading business women really mean business 
• Senate confirms new TVA board members
• Retiree cares for cemetery out of respect
• Scruggs wants conviction tossed, refund of fines
• Justices ponder 2 Miss. killings
• Political Skinny: Gene Taylor brings 50 pounds of shrimp to Washington
• Officials seeking solutions after huge embezzlement
• Gene Taylor visits American Legion
• Canton district buys ads to tout success
• Deer Island Restoration Project Under Way
• Location of man's remains mystery
• Planned one-year restoration of Deer Island begins
• Schools trained to properly care for diabetic students
• Deer Island restoration off to fast start
• Nightmare Gulf well plugged
• Army Corps of Engineers Give Deer Island a Makeover
• Work begins on Medical Parkway
• Discover’s performance boosted by settlement
• Sunday alcohol sales sought in Oxford
• SMSH expands service into four more counties
• Authorities re-examine vet's death
• Found body shows signs of trauma
• 105-year-old Byram icon to be restored
• Cartoons - September 20, 2010
• Is your community on a list?
• Fortenberry earns CIC designation
• Braden added to Floor Trader’s team
• SMALL BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Kepler’s Italian Grill, Greenville 
• Prices may be good for farmers but likely not for clothiers or the consumers 
• Benae joins clinic’s medical staff
• THE BUZZ
• Forde to be inducted in College of Fellows
• Fitness unit paid for by drug money
• Tucker promoted, Coll retires
• MasterChef winner's advice: 'Just go after' your dream NEWSMAKER OF THE WEEK
• Fox/Everett adds Harrington, Hinton
• Childers says he'll hold off Nunnelee
• 'It's gotta be fixed'
• Lawyers may have to provide free aid to poor
• Compensation could reach $1.5M for cleared men
• Water expected to be back on by midweek near Flora
• Ex-prosecutor says he erred
• Guilty verdict tossed in killing
• Grand jury to consider fatal crash evidence
• Jackson bank robbery suspect captured
• Woman accepts plea deal, to testify in care home death
• Body may be Clinton woman
• Coroner's office for north Miss. counties proposed
• Madison, citing cost, calls off festival
• Gautier councilman defends meeting absences
• Louisiana’s casinos see fewer winning hands
• Edwards man sentenced in shooting
• Labor Department files complaint against Tyson
• Law Enforcement Briefs
• Taylor signs petition to repeal healthcare reform
• Rape trial delayed after victim shot
• Flora water well collapse cuts service
• Couple escapes blaze
• 4th suspect sought in crime spree
• Economists: Sluggish recovery in Miss.
• Woman found guilty in death of ex-friend
• Taylor signs petition to repeal healthcare reform
• Elderly widow missing
• MDOT to hold meetings on interstate connector
• Convictions overturned: Imprisoned men free at last
• TVA outlines plans for next two decades
• Entergy makes Dow Jones indexes again
• Hood: Closed public meetings ‘corrosive to democracy’
• Southern Miss to officially open the Accelerator
• BP declines Alabama claim, school budgets cut
• FedEx raises outlook, but trimming 1,700 jobs
• Obama makes choice for consumer protection czar
• Census: One in seven Americans living in poverty
• Avondale might see more shipbuilding
• AECOM selected as facilitator of Delta project
• Northrop expanding military drone production
• Foreclosures up, but still among lowest in U.S.
• Cadence faces deadline and possible FDIC takeover 
• Citizens ask for district fairness
• Group calls on college board to start over in finding new HBCU presidents
• Hundreds rally for Scott sisters Gov. Barbour listens to commutation call
• Jackson Advocate celebrates 73rd anniversary
• Miss. singer, chef big winners
• BOTTOMS UP!
• 'Some really bad guys'
• ‘In Cinque’ with the economy
• First Democrat Joins House GOP Effort to Repeal Health Care Law
• TVA customers’ power bills to rise some more
• Make Labor Day count for the laboring class
• Congressman Childers Presents Medals to DeSoto WWII Veteran
• Judge rules contractor liable for levee work
• Tisdale’s Topics:
• Childers Announces Approval of $98 Million to Save 2,000 Teacher Jobs in Mississippi
• Four telemarketers fined for ‘No-Call’ violations
• Ask The Twins
• Childers Advocates for Tax Cut Extension During Tough Economic Times
• ABA study: Most customers don’t pay overdraft fees
• U.S. foreclosures continue to soar
• Childers Delivers Disaster Assistance to Mississippi Agricultural Producers
• Gulf habitat restoration plan unveiled
• Solvay suspending production, cutting jobs
• Childers Urges Leadership to Extend Tax Cuts During Tough Economic Times
• State’s application for education funding approved
• MHC introduces new home buyers’ loan program
• Following Childers Letter, House Leadership Puts Extension of Tax Cuts for All Americans on the ...
• Blown oil well to be officially capped this weekend
• U.S. unemployment claims decrease
• Childers Urges Leadership to Extend Tax Cuts During Tough Economic Times
• Eley Guild Hardy wins military lab contract
• City passes budget with no tax hike, layoffs possible
• Following Childers Letter, House Leadership Puts Extension of Tax Cuts for All Americans on the ...
• MUW’s V3 signs Hinds Community College
• Probe continues in boy's disappearance
• BP ending Gulf oil-spotting program
• National leaders rally in support of Scott sisters
• Mississippi Briefs
• $11 does not equal two life sentences
• Bail bondsman says he lost job over aid to slain officer
• Ron Walters: A one-man civil rights movement
• Clinton OKs $23.5M school bond by an 'incredible' margin
• Medicare Physician Payments
• Hood, AGs file against Publishers Clearing House
• Dave Washington to be JA’s sports editor
• Slain deliveryman's widow asking, 'Why?'
• Pro-Life
• Smith replacing Silverman as CEO at CMMC
• Jackson welcomes author Mrs. M. Mikell Johnson
• Innocence Project fights for Miss. men's freedom
• Immigration
• Steven's Immigration Policy can be summed up in one picture!
• Untitled
• Taylor ready to defend earmark requests
• We are having our Ribbon Cutting at our new campaign office in Hattiesburg right next to Newk'
• Golf Tournament in honor of Hinds County Judge Houston Patton and Save Our Children
• OSHA fines Lexington Homes for 40 violations
• Multiple Peril Insurance Act
• Watch our latest TV ad and let us know what you think!
• Congressman Childers Presents Medals to DeSoto WWII Veteran
• Back-to-school sales boost retailers
• Veterans
• Oak Grove Meet & Greet a great success!
• Childers Announces Approval of $98 Million to Save 2,000 Teacher Jobs in Mississippi
• Fitch’s outlook for Southern Co. is ‘negative’
• Second Amendment Rights
• On Health Insurance Reform, Gene’s Not Telling You the Whole Truth
• Redeeming Your Property
• Host to replace Hickson as Trustmark president/CEO
• Stimulus Package
• Memorial Day Ceremony photos
• 2010 Property Tax Notices
• Delta State establishes new business center
• National Defense
• A vote for me is the most valuable vote you can cast this November
• Penalty Fee for Late Tag Renewal
• Oil industry: Increased fees could kill jobs
• Mississippi Briefs
• How I’m different, and why that’s a good thing!
• Tax Increase
• Injuries reported in flare plant explosion
• Salvation Army focus on 'transformation'
• Article in the Picayune Item
• Parker-Weaver has cancer scare
• State’s rice harvest setting new record
• 3 men hurt in separate wrecks
• Marion County Informer article
• Ex-bank employee pleads guilty to stealing
• Death sentence tossed in '99 killing
• Featured on front page of Wayne County News
• Pepsi returning to the Super Bowl
• Just got back from an amazing morning, started with the Home of Grace Hog Ride with Gov. Mike Hucka
• Ex-Miss. resident could win $1M on 'America's Got Talent'
• Second Picayune Item article about my campaign
• Democrats divided on Obama’s proposed tax hikes
• Childers Advocates for Tax Cut Extension During Tough Economic Times
• Former DA: Cut sisters' sentences
• Resuming Campaign
• Chinese investing in Amory steel mill
• Childers Delivers Disaster Assistance to Mississippi Agricultural Producers
• Jackson council OKs tighter budget
• Health Insurance Reform
• Cochran counters Democrats with tax bill
• PGA’s Viking Classic returns to Mississippi this fall
• Violent Jackson robberies take toll
• Businessman ordered to repay Katrina money
• Boyd Elementary's hard work pays off
• Crews resume drilling Gulf relief well
• Eleven Coast road projects still waiting
• Bill Marcy Announces Run For Congress
• University alumni ramping up fundraising
• Bill Marcy To Attend Rally At Bennie Thompson’s Office
• Another West Nile virus case identified
• Did Thompson Use “Threats” To Gain $2 Million Dollar War Chest?
• Churchill Downs buying Delta casino
• Why I am against the Obama Health Care Bill…
• Wal-Mart enters wireless service arena
• Video: Bill Marcy’s Speech At The Mississippi For Liberty March April 17, 2010
• BP fund administrator: Requirements could change
• Bill Marcy Scores 100% On Candidate Survey
• VW brings in former GM, Ford executive
• Medicaid enrollment spike feared
• Pipeline leak stopped, but cleanup could take weeks
• Hattiesburg crash kills 2, injures one
• Ex-IBM exec gets six months for inside trading
• Company protests Hinds purchase of voting equipment without bids
• Award-winning Miss. political reporter Norma Fields, 86, dies
• Medicaid officials: Reform to be costly
• Teens allegedly playing Russian roulette before shooting
• Rails-to-trails project getting TEP assistance
• 2nd ambush killing suspect ID'd by police
• Senate expected to pass small business bill
• Violent crime down in city
• OPEC chief ‘comfortable’ with oil prices
• Accused vandals offered way out
• USDA awards research/education grants to Alcorn
• Chaney wants info on Allstate’s rate hike request
• NUNNELEE, NORQUIST, & THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD
• JPS teachers awarded $132,000 in grants
• Commission nixes school consolidations
• WALLY PANG: OUTLINE OF AMERICAN HEALTH CARE
• Seven APAC students attend Idyllwild Summer Arts Academy
• Pharma Pac, Pro Derma land significant investment
• WALLY’S PERSPECTIVE ON AMERICAN ENERGY
• Thankful sons pay tribute to grateful father George Vincent
• Hitachi calls on Japanese government to tackle yen
• WALLY SIGNED THE MANHATTAN DECLARATION
• Officials want comments on waterfront project
• Dollar Thrifty accepts $1.43B bid from Hertz
• Mississippi Briefs
• State’s second entertainment district unveiled
• Stock futures rise on strength of Chinese economy
• Blues Trail markers sought for Laurel
• Capital City to receive $6M water loan
• Banks buoyed by new global regulations
• Eminent domain foes push petitions
• Eminent domain opponents have required signatures
• Petal pharmacy robbery part of growing trend across country
• Geithner: GOP’s tax cut support welcomed
• Clinton bond issue backers want landslide
• Alliance: Industrial park paid for, awaits tenants
• Dozens protest for sisters
• Hewlett-Packard continues shopping spree
• 2 dropped from suit against pastor
• TIPPA COUNTY TEA PARTY ENDORSE INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE WALLY PANG!!!
• Colleges may cut from top leadership
• NESHOBA COUNTY FAIR
• Photos of Congressman Taylor in Afghanistan
• Farmers' discrimination settlement unpaid
• ALAN NUNNELEE, BINDING THE HANDS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT
• Two new videos on Rep. Taylor's YouTube Channel
• Phelps Dunbar has roots back to New Orleans 
• WOULD GOD ACCEPT THE LESSER OF TWO EVILS? WOULD YOU?
• Insurance industry blocked support for my bill, says Taylor
• TekLinks earns ‘Premier’ status from VMware
• THE TRUTH HURTS
• How far have we come since 9-11?
• Report: Manufacturing activity ranks second in Southeast
• BLUE DOG “CONSERVATIVE” VOTING LIBERAL, NOW SELF PROCLAIMED INDEPENDENT?
• JCJC president visits Coast shipbuilders
• Alums step up fundraising
• Leader of Jackson 'star' school has high expectations - Clarion Ledger, 09/12/10
• Annual Celtic Fest concludes today
• Week in Review
• The Buzz
• Leader of Jackson 'star' school has high expectations
• Clinton targets select businesses
• Citizens Patrol scans neighborhood
• Street design eyed as a hazard
• Support growing for sisters
• Domestic abuse hotline phone calls swelling
• Co-Lin's Ellzey Hall to be retired
• Meridian man questioned in deaths of 4 in La.
• Child hurt in I-20 crash recovering
• More time given on immigrant baby lawsuit
• Hinds cuts 23 unfilled posts, OKs '11 budget
• Man fatally shot at store
• Jury awards $64K in jail attack
• Report: Combine schools to save
• Jackson to get $6M in aid for water
• Remembering lives lost: Every day is 9-11 for victims' loved ones
• Jackson to offer 2-day amnesty
• Childers Stands Up for Mississippi Troops, Veterans
• Jackson school a 'star'
• House Approves $1.75 Million in Childers’ THUD Appropriations Requests
• Childers Statement on Amendment to Lift Drilling Moratorium
• Childers Speaks at Ribbon Cuttings for DeSoto County Schools
• Childers Votes to Save 2,000 Education Jobs in Mississippi, Shore Up Medicaid Budget Holes
• Childers Announces $7.1 Million Recovery Act Investment in Broadband Project to Bring Jobs, ...
• Childers Vows to Preserve Social Security for North Mississippi Seniors, Brings $2. ...
• Childers Encourages North Mississippi Schools to Apply for Improvement Grants
• WAPT anchor steps down to pursue web ministry
• State mental health agency OKs plan to help 15 local community centers
• Kemper Co. schools may lose state accreditation
• Distractions prove dangerous for drivers
• Gene Taylor: Northrop Grumman layoffs could have been avoided
• Grandmother faces charges in shooting
• Editorial: Coastal banks deserve 'breathing room'
• OmniBank robbers lost in lunch crowd
• Rep. Taylor, Rep. Sanchez correct Jones Act critics
• City sued for 2005 jail fight
• Childers Holds Tele-Town Hall, Talks With More Than 20,000 Constituents
• MDOT's 744-foot, $390K water well on schedule
• Childers Supports Legislation to “Make it in America,” Create New Jobs in North Mississi
• Childers Statement on Amendment to Lift Drilling Moratorium
• Childers Speaks at Ribbon Cuttings for DeSoto County Schools
• Hancock Medical Center to get a half million dollar grant
• Childers Votes to Save 2,000 Education Jobs in Mississippi, Shore Up Medicaid Budget Holes
• Leaders retrace path of Katrina’s destruction
• Childers Announces $7.1 Million Recovery Act Investment in Broadband Project to Bring Jobs, ...
• U.S. Rep. Taylor wants Navy, Northrop to speed up contract for 2 ships
• Childers Vows to Preserve Social Security for North Mississippi Seniors, Brings $2. ...
• Sun shines on Biloxi service
• Childers Encourages North Mississippi Schools to Apply for Improvement Grants
• New $4.5 million Jackson County Health Department facility opened
• Rally To free Scott Sisters-September 15
• Mississippi Briefs
• Wicker, Taylor, county officials and citizen dedicate Chimney Square
• 1st District hopefuls pledge to fight substantial Social Security changes
• Congressman Gene Taylor’s Votes and Views
• Charge vs. Canton alderman dropped
• Congressman Taylor Urges Armed Forces Retirement Home to Rehire Former Employees
• Events to mark 9-11 in Miss.
• Taylor: Feds rules on hiring should change for retirement home
• Miss. public broadcast chief resigns from post
• Taylor: Search for bin Laden has shifted
• JPD: Girl's shooting an accident
• Childers Holds Tele-Town Hall, Talks With More Than 20,000 Constituents
• Write-in votes will decide circuit judge
• Childers Supports Legislation to “Make it in America,” Create New Jobs in North Mississi
• State's prisons test technology: Cell phones blocked behind bars
• Childers Stands Up for Mississippi Troops, Veterans
• House Approves $1.75 Million in Childers’ THUD Appropriations Requests
• Used voting machines could save county cash
• UMHC Heart Surgery team makes Mississippi history
• Hinds tries again at administrator's job
• Canton hosts Family Fitness Day activities
• Council balks at proposed teen curfew
• Us Too Support Group Meeting
• Buddhist project halted by Rankin
• Photo exhibit by Jackson Homeless
• Growth strains 2-year schools in Miss.
• 25 year celebration of Investing in Jackson’s children
• For vets, no 'end' in Iraq War
• “Community Empowerment Through Social Institutions: The Family, Church, School and Community&r
• HCHRA’s 16th Annual Awards&Recognition Gala
• Walk for Christ
• The 4th Annual Just 4 the Kids Drill Team Showcase
• J’State to host national engineering conference
• ASU Foundation approved for 2010 combined federal campaign
• Memphis group plans economic conference and march Sept. 11-14
• Provine student held in assault
• Madison County OKs reduced budget
• 3 of 4 Reform Party candidates back on Miss. ballot
• Labor Day accidents decline; DUI arrests rise
• UP & DOWN FARISH STREET
• 31 Days in August
• Higher Education Briefs
• Mississippi Briefs
• Natchez to host forum on antiques
• Rust seeking restoration partners
• Hike sought for city's lowest-paid workers
• Hearing today on Buddhist center
• Fox 40′s Matt Johnson reads a story
• Homicide rate alarms Greenville
• Jefferson-Jackson-Hamer Dinner
• Curfew for kids on council agenda
• Appreciation Dinner for Bishop Stanley Cavett, Sr. and Evang. Stephanie Cavett
• Funds plan irks schools
• Bring your Grandparent to the Zoo for free!
• Mississippi schools tighten dress code rules
• Grandparents’ Day Program
• Texting while driving must stop
• Erica Scott’s fighting spirit celebrated
• Laurel native’s Supreme Court victory put on film
• Legislature passes Barbour’s $75M biofuel loan despite objections
• Black principal heads school at middle of racial controversy
• Housing project planned by city
• Budgets rebound in some cities
• Critics: Byram leaders all white
• Tiny heart repaired in historic surgery
• Mississippi Briefs
• Railroad appeals ruling in ex-worker's adoptions
• Camera club helps county see into future
• Sunday service takes on new meaning
• Officials at odds over proposed Petal annexation
• Camgian welcomes Huber to team
• Beer party! 
• Deryll Stegall, founder, Stegall Imagery  
• Leadership program adds graduates
• Best Steakhouses in Mississippi: CRAWDAD’s 
• Siemens planning to eliminate 88 jobs
• FDIC report: State banks under increasing strain 
• 3 linked to killings in Fla. indicted in Miss.
• Best Steakhouses in Mississippi: SHAPLEY’S 
• NEWSMAKER OF THE WEEK
• Neel-Schaffer adds Twedt as area manager
• Rare treasures to be found
• Suspect sought in Jackson shooting
• Jackson songwriter still riding passion
• Madison building 42-acre lake to control flooding
• Court to review casino judgment
• Molestation lawsuit dismissed
• City blistered for past grant errors
• Community Bank promotes Pratt
• Butcher may be weary-eyed, but prepared for HORNE’s SERIES 
• Child, 7, ejected in wreck on I-20
• Masoli can play
• Yellow 'storm' of mayflies shows health of Reservoir
• Ousted USM faculty seek details on process
• Suit thrown out in '07 drowning
• Couple ousted after apartment complaint
• Vehicle owner, police at odds
• Man indicted in Terry shootings
• MSU to audition cowbells rule
• 3 students arrested at Hinds CC dorm party in Utica
• Hosemann to recommend cemetery transfer
• Bernanke: Shut down banks that threaten system
• Barbour, Ind. gov. mum on presidential aspirations
• Geospatial technology cluster goes private
• Bond revoked for loan fraud convict
• Lonnie Edwards knows prayer works ‘The Ultimate Partnership’
• Hosemann calls for closer ties with Israel
• Ole Miss still without mascot
• Christian center on tap for dedication
• Input taken on search for JSU president
• Despite financial woes, the Canton Public School District is still working to improve student achie
• Housing inspection code eyed
• TEST SCORE ANALYSIS
• 2 historically black colleges have best, worst enrollment
• Mississippi State Department of Health offers training in
• Holiday offers plenty of fun
• To Be Equal For Black farmers: ‘justice delayed is justice denied’
• $132M awarded in '01 crash
• MDES receives 10,000th Toyota job application
• Parents urged to remain involved
• Ex-attorney sentenced for biodiesel scam
• No oil spotted from recent Gulf rig explosion
• Lashley indicted in one of largest embezzlement schemes
• Farmers: Weather perfect for harvesting
• Enrollment plummets at Mississippi Valley
• Ex-workers claim tainted egg warnings were ignored
• Farm Credit Bank issues $300M in stock
• U.S. unemployment rate creeps toward 10 percent
• Shaw Group wins contract for UK project
• BP’s oil spill bill reaches $8B
• OSHA hands Texas company six-digit fine
• NOAA reopens federal waters to fishing
• State officials feeling left out during coal ash tour
• Survey: State has highest job supply/demand rate in U.S.
• USDA declares disaster in 20 counties
• Enerkem breaks ground on waste-to-fuel plant
• MDA reopens ARRA-funded appliance rebate program
• Franks asks judge to toss extortion lawsuit
• Greenville mayor: TJ MAXX store ‘on hold’
• HORNE ranks among 50 largest firms in the nation
• Starkville becomes 50th Main Street community
• USDA recognizes Mississippi Department of Human Services
• Hosemann opens bids for troubled cemetery
• U.S. unemployment claims fall again
• Israeli Representative Visits Mississippi
• Credit Managers’ Index gives room for optimism
• Report: Construction spending hits 10-year low
• Howie Hodges joins Time Warner Cable as vice president, external affairs
• Engineers: Taking cap off oil well could cause leak
• Another Gulf oil rig explodes
• Renegade Cigar Company
• Stock futures fall as investors await reports
• Mississippi Briefs
• Tougaloo College Community Leadership Institute
• Reform Party candidates removed from Nov. ballot
• New York Freedom Party inspired by Mississippi Freedom Democrats
• City's credit rating upgraded
• Mississippi ACLU efforts appalauded
• Fugitive for sex offense arrested
• For Black people in particular: How to succeed with your movement
• No verdict in capital murder trial
• Get ‘in cinque’ with the recession
• Nutt expects to win Masoli appeal
• CDC’s YouthBuild gives dropouts second chance
• Officer slaying probe clears all but suspect
• Tisdale’s Topics:What are you doing New Year’s?
• Jackson apartment dwellers voice discontent
• Ask The Twins
• Bank survey: Customers opting to pay for overdraft protection
• Entergy to pitch expanded nuclear plant to NRC
• Attorney settles lawsuit against Peters, Balducci
• Mantachie is home of state's top water oak
• Tourists flee as Hurricane Earl approaches
• Gov. eyes saving some stimulus cash
• Bank CEOs to appear before ‘meltdown’ panel
• State appliance rebate program reopens today
• Stock futures surge on good news from overseas
• Miss. tax collections in August surpass expectations
• Tea Party scores upset win in Alaska
• Chiefs see no loss of service
• Mini-grants awarded in Jackson
• Driver in crash unlicensed
• Hinds fatal car crash charges dropped
• Ed chief: Faculty cuts not a trend
• ‘Civil war’ breaks out over proposed Gettysburg casino
• NCAA on Masoli: Denied
• Attorneys for ex-governor, ex-CEO appeal ruling
• Dickey’s Tempted by Trouble a summer must read
• City’s utility bills might rise due to budget woes
• Standard Life Building Reopens
• Construction industry continues to trim payroll
• SouthGroup makes national top 100 ranking
• Coast hospital lays off nearly 50 workers
• Air Force selects FCMC to privatize Keesler housing
• Morgan Creek buys land for oil drilling
• State tax collections beat expectations again
• Barbour mulling saving, not spending, stimulus money
• Country music star opens bar in Delta casino
• MCHS to build group home, training facility
• 'Right-sizing' budget called for, mayor says
• Expense of cleaning turf results in felony counts
• Deputies detain woman in error
• Phone taps aid drug arrests
• USM cuts 29 from faculty in face of budget shortfall
• Slaying Jackson's 3rd in 5 days
• Kior to Build Biofuel Plant in Columbus
• Ex-teacher murder appeal a 'long shot'
• Bay St. Louis Remembers Hurricane Katrina
• 186 lose jobs at Baptist
• Escape route started for trapped Chilean miners
• Summer youth employment hits historic low
• Sentencing of ex-bank employees postponed
• Baptist gives pink slips to nearly 200 workers
• Jindal requests lifting of moratorium, gets no response
• Officials identify another West Nile virus case
• Senators allege Russia reneging on poultry agreement
• Delta city’s budget contains no tax increases
• Health Department awards CONs for three projects
• CSXT, state enter railway security partnership
• Fondren improvements getting federal TEP funds
• U.S. auto loan delinquencies fall farther
• MUW’s V3 College signs more two-year schools
• AASHTO report: More roads needed in rural areas
• Mississippi Briefs
• Budget cuts force layoffs at Southern Miss
• Lack of arrest upsets crash victim's family
• Suit aims to block UMC upgrade
• Consumer spending rises at quickest pace in months
• Memory will never die
• HP buying back $10B worth of shares
• Community college’s enrollment soars
• Oil spill administrator: Claims lack documentation
• Tacker to appeal recent fraud conviction
• Viking Range laying off more workers
• State applies for funding for Crescent Corridor
• Magnolia Regional plans major renovations
• Bomgar introduces new Apple-friendly platform
• Supervisor out on bond, faces kickback charges
• Protest by contractor halts seawall construction
• 3M agrees to acquire Cogent for $943M
• Oil prices hover near $75 per barrel
• Coast city’s bill passes on second attempt
• Intel buying wireless assets for $1.4B in cash
• Thompson touts Madison County airport
• Stock futures fall on investors’ jitters
• Hot-oil killing on court docket
• Economists satisfied with Fed policy — for now
• Bused kids in harm's way
• Disney boycott made its point, AFA exec says
• Ex-social worker ready to testify
• Lamar County making plans for free labor
• Govs.: Speed BP spill claims
• Greenville mayor hits road to find resources for her city
• Insurance firm welcomes McDowell
• Medicaid winnows out some children
• Volunteers turn tide Nearly 1M unpaid workers aid Coast
• Inland towns learn lessons
• Coast insurance permanently altered by storm
• Re-greening the Coast
• More successes than failures seen in housing recovery
• 'Celebrating survival' 5 years after Katrina
• Dugan rakes in the honors
• Keeping our eye on: Brad Franklin
• Mapping the future - There’s an app for that 
• Service decision made the difference for McInvale 
• Sen. David Baria: We stay, we rebuild, we prevail because it is home
• Clayton, McLarty elected to new positions
• Gov. Haley Barbour: Despite progress, insurance remains a recovery obstacle
• SMALL BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Buffalo Peak Outfitters 
• Mississippians recall historic march to capital
• Asking about safety of oil drilling is fair
• NEWSMAKER OF THE WEEK
• Tyler honored for maintaining certification
• Choice of hospitals is best for Madison County
• 11 facing charges in pot ring
• Greene supervisor free on bond in tax case
• Diversity ushers out school's policy on race
• Heart attack protocols under scrutiny
• Freedom School praised by ed secretary
• Man guilty in officer's shooting
• Newspaper born in wake of disaster
• MHP fleet director quits
• Lawmakers OK $75M biofuel plan
• The 3rd Annual Fashion Extravaganza and All White Party...
• Pregnant woman wounded in shooting
• Football fanaticism turns felony at Pearl field
• Boeing pushes back delivery of 787 again
• Suspect admits driving getaway vehicle
• “On Their Way to the Slabtown District Convention,” – A Comedy In One Act producti
• Man killed in motorcycle accident 'lived a good life'
• Serendipity art exhibit
• Ambulances handle obese patients
• Mississippi Youth Symphony Orchestra auditions
• Hospital dispute heads to court
• Caribbean Labor Day Festiva
• Annual auctions on delinquent taxes to begin
• The Mississippi Stone Soul Picnic
• Suspect shot by cohort
• HP raises the ante for 3Par to $1.88B
• Project turns wood into oil
• PHI reports quarterly loss of nearly $5M
• Still standing on faith: Church a rock for Biloxi during and after storm
• Idled plant site could see new tenant
• Biofuels company to build three plants in state
• Educators: Don’t sell out schools for biofuels
• MDOT drilling well in downtown Jackson
• Biden glosses over woes of ARRA-funded program
• Currier rules against St. Dominic in ‘hospital war’
• Cal-Maine clarifies egg recall action
• Foreign manufacturers’ compensation costs rise
• Louisiana board hires Layzell as consultant
• Spiritual Pilgrimage to the Mississippi Delta
• Barbour: Jones County casino bad for environment
• Speeding up Mother Nature
• Book Sale
• Survey: Number of displaced workers soars
• Toyota sets date to start hiring
• Family and Community Day
• Report: State nearly leads nation in ‘financial distress’
• Byram officials wrestle with garbage fee
• “The March on Washington for Jobs&Freedom: 4 years later”
• Commerce Department expected to slash growth forecast
• Judge finds donation illegal, orders repayment
• Musical Hosted
• Delta airport gets FAA funding for runway
• Less than 200 victims still in FEMA trailers
• Federal judge rules in favor of medical center
• U.S. unemployment claims down significantly
• The story of a nearly forgotten lawyer fighting for justice
• Tenn-Tom signs trade pact with Panama Canal
• Inspectors give oysters clean bill of health
• The Personal History of Rachel DuPree
• State’s unemployment rate balloons to 11.5 percent
• St. Dominic Madison hospital denied by Health Dept.
• Jim Hill High School Class of 1960
• Northrop Grumman to cut hundreds of workers
• Law Enforcement Briefs
• Media overlook JPS superintendent’s heroic past in effort to link him to Georgia book scandal
• AGC president: Cut drop-out rate, teach construction
• Downtown Brandon poised to be named historical district
• Hundreds protest Islamic Center near Ground Zero; Civil rights leaders absent
• Alabama manufacturer cited by OSHA
• Pauper cemetery at Raymond expanded to add 200 bodies
• Jackson ordinance against ethnic profiling draws strong support
• Northrop to lay off 642 workers at Pascagoula shipyard
• Development in town of Louise blocked by white minority rule
• Hospital may go to court in case
• Buy Black campaign picking up support
• Governor OKs session to include 'spice' ban
• Remembering Hurricane Katrina
• Biofuel the $50M question
• According to survey, crime is by far the biggest concern in New Orleans
• Watchdog: Reprimand, fine judge
• Happy Birthday
• Officer: No recall of who shot him
• Kovar promises improvements at refinery
• Long Beach recovery taking hold
• Ford continues push into Asian markets
• Florida trade group offering legal help to oil spill victims
• Judge expected to rule on Jones County casino
• Credit card debt drops to eight-year low
• Security Credit makes Inc. 500 for third time
• Ex-city utility clerks indicted for embezzling
• Siemens supplying turbines for Kemper County plant
• Biofuels project will top special session agenda
• Tupelo-to-Atlanta flight to end next month
• USM financial literacy program draws attention
• TVA idling coal-fired plants, trimming workers
• Grocery to open in South Jackson
• Meat sold in Wal-Mart sandwiches recalled
• Mississippi Briefs
• Ammonia leak leaves five in hospital
• Coast teens learn about hospitality
• Oil spill debris creates more environmental concerns
• 7 more arrested after police station break-in
• Metro-area test scores to shape teaching
• Tisdale’s Topics: The Black Holocaust
• Inmates close to using up appeals
• Young classical musicians shine their light at Central United Methodist Church
• Current contract called 'least harmful option'
• Shady Oak site of Christian training
• Apartments have 1,585 violations
• FEMA obligates $18.1 million to advance Hurricane Katrina recovery projects in Mississippi
• Fracas mars Jackson board meeting, forcing mayor to intervene
• Opinion polls, reflection of America not Obama
• $50M sought for plant
• Target going after electronic shoppers
• Rebuilding on Coast lingers after Katrina
• Japan looking to put brakes on yen
• Delta city looking at going solar
• BorgWarner adding new jobs in Water Valley
• Harvest moving at fast pace despite rains
• Council approves site for another Greenville casino
• TVA losing money to keep river cool
• Officials investigating Toyota engines
• Magazine names MGCCC ‘Military Friendly’
• PACCAR adds 90 workers at Columbus plant
• Verizon Wireless buys Centennial assets
• Massive traffic jam in China hits day 10
• Toyota begins hiring Blue Springs workers
• Redd to join Madison supervisor race
• VA offering assistance to veterans impacted by oil spill
• Policy on bullying adopted by Rankin schools
• New hearing sought on alcohol ban
• Man allegedly beaten by officers seeks damages from Natchez
• “Beat the Heat” with free fans from Entergy Mississippi
• Masked gunmen rob store then flee
• ACLU sues Mississippi school for excluding teenager wearing tuxedo from yearbook
• Kin takes stand in shooting
• NCCC members add new biking/hiking trail to YMCA camp
• Life's a struggle in spill aftermath
• ‘Camp Fish’ at the North Mississippi Fish Hatchery a ‘reel’ success for you
• Test scores tumble in Canton district
• Jackson State Tigers hold first scrimmage of fall camp
• Rush on for Toyota line jobs
• Mason was bad – McLemore is worse
• Jackson Zoo's elephants moving to Nashville
• SBA says its ready for next disaster
• Checks mailed to victims of Stewart Finance
• Regulator: Oil drilling moratorium to remain
• Another case of West Nile virus identified
• Second bore hole drilled to reach trapped miners
• Organizations partner to spur inner-city growth
• Selex Galileo expanding at Coast airport
• Jackson man shot 4 times
• ‘You and I can’t yield – not now, not ever’
• Students scramble as dorm rooms fill
• All state waters open to fishing again
• Mass layoffs in U.S. fell in July
• Cal-Maine receives shipment of recalled eggs
• ADP kicks off ‘Competitive Edge’ campaign
• SBA sets new state loan volume record
• TVA earmarks money for nuclear reactor
• Heat fries Sanderson Farms’ quarterly sales
• Shrimp catch way down, but not prices
• TVA sets new agenda for future power generation
• C-L: Can you read? Alleged cop killer released from Rankin County jail
• Geography to play role in oil spill claim payments
• AIG to repay nearly $4B in federal bailout loans
• Bats making themselves at home in West Jackson
• OSHA sites Calumet plant for alleged violations
• Farmers: Disaster aid in Farm Bill inadequate
• Mrs. Willistene Horhn remembered by many
• Barbour mum on project behind special session
• Mississippi Briefs
• The Man Behind the Curtain
• FDA still tracking source of tainted eggs
• Gulf tourism woes linked to perception - not oil
• Tougaloo institute bringing leaders together
• Stock futures rise after recent retreat
• Top Army cooks get advanced training at MUW
• Childhood obesity is a growing threat to America’s children
• Stinky lagoon will be cleaned
• Phi Beta Sigma to recognize contributors to growth
• Search of North Panola students prompts probe
• CDC awards $42 million to community-based organizations to support HIV prevention efforts
• Departing Natchez police officers cite low salaries
• Early elementary school children should be monitored for visual problems
• Flowood to add 3 acres to park
• Church support group questions wisdom of closing popular athletics center
• Lake schools close in wake of storms
• National Court Appointed Special Advocate Association partners with Anthony Hamilton
• Is construction hiring or firing? 
• Perspective still needed five years after Katrina
• Bar chooses Richardson as officer
• The purpose of business in a free society
• Morrison earns ECFC certification
• Electricity: A powerful bargain
• Johnson retires from The First
• Are you using strategic or tactical investing?
• Barbour appoints Truax to board
• Cartoons - August 23, 2010
• Enduring landmarks 
• The Week in Review
• Batson tapped as chamber director
• THE BUZZ
• Ready for reality - Ground Breaking for Old Capital Green Expected Early in 2011 
• NEWSMAKER OF THE WEEK
• MHA makes Jones honorary member
• Rankin city sprucing up to attract development
• Cash-strapped Boys & Girls Clubs to stay closed until Sept. 7
• Canton board planning to annex
• More time for jobless
• ‘About a third’ is really closer to about a half 
• Former preemies blossom
• SMALL BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Allen Plumbing Company 
• Pickering: 'Careful' to follow car guidelines
• SMALL BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Trapani’s Eatery 
• Labor Day blitz in force
• Excellence in real world and classroom
• Fox/Everett welcomes new employees
• The Invisible Gorilla
• Natchez officers indicted in attack
• Sewage deal hits another snag
• $500M project may create 1,000 jobs
• Panel eyes consolidation 'road map'
• Court: Alcohol ban on Pike rivers partially valid
• Auditor: DPS official owes $6,566 for use of state car
• Medicaid records computerized
• White Ribbon Sunday is Sept. 12
• Greene supervisor faces 5 years
• Rules may exclude many BP spill claims
• 2 accused knew Bolton victim, 23
• Portfolio
• Barbour: Will apply for stimulus
• Metro test scores best and worst
• Jindal wants BP to pay for seafood monitoring
• Children identify predator suspect
• Health officials look for more egg-related illnesses
• Flooding turns fatal
• School district names new superintendent
• Barbour decides to take stimulus money
• Transportation projects receive TEP funding
• Scientists: Oil is there
• U.S. mortgage rates continue freefall
• State awarded EDA grant for technical assistance
• RE/MAX report: Home sales in ‘period of correction’
• Education officials concerned about test scores
• Louisiana casinos see bounce-back month
• Investment banking firm expands Ridgeland office
• Road project lands assistance from FHWA
• Health care transportation company signs Ridgeland lease
• Medicaid gets new EHR/e-prescribing system
• Judges' rulings conflict on city wastewater
• Oil well to get final plug after Labor Day
• College Board reviewing how it ranks needed bonds
• Commission not expected to mandate school mergers
• Zach Scruggs wants conviction tossed
• N. Korea warm to Miss. boy's plan
• U.S. unemployment claims rise by 12,000
• Parcels (continued)
• Mississippi Briefs
• Parcels (continued)
• Trial set in white supremacist's death
• Parcels (continued)
• JPS chief: Book sales to Ga. district proper
• Parcels (continued)
• Ex-teacher avoids time behind bars with plea
• Parcels(continued)
• Mayor unveils no-tax-hike budget
• Parcels (continued)
• Ex-NASA official admits guilt
• Parcels (continued)
• Drug money fund probed
• Parcels (continued)
• MSU may pay big for cowbells
• Parcels (continued)
• Teacher mourned following accident
• Parcels
• Regulators try to ease fears about Chinese agencies
• Toyota to reveal job application process
• GM planning to shed government ownership
• Farmers still sweating hot, dry weather
• Stock futures rise as investors anticipate reports
• Consultant recommends target industries for region
• Shrimpers back in Florida waters
• Community college’s fall enrollment soars
• Alabama firm opens new office in Hub City
• Homestead chargebacks for tax year 2009, 1st Judicial District, Hinds County
• Hyatt Regency starts post-Katrina repairs
• Carlton Reeves nomination referred to full Senate for consideration
• Data show mixed picture of recovery
• Man pleads not guilty in stepfather's death
• Is questioning the superintendent’s choices micromanaging or being responsible as an educatio
• MMC plant first to earn Green Star certification
• Canton OKs rezoning for new apartments
• Tisdale’s Topics
• Governor, mayor pledge cooperation on water issues but fail to agree
• YLP’s quarterly Lunch and Learn to address Children’s Defense Fund
• Jury: Not guilty of murder in shooting
• 3rd Annual Bridge Walk planned to observe Hurricane Katrina anniversary
• Clinton joins list of cities banning sale of 'spice'
• New program at Medical Mall extends education, parenting skills to teen moms
• District sued over yearbook
• Will the real Somalian Pirates please stand up Somalians rebuild, govern and organize your country
• Kennedy settles suit
• Coast city budget cuts force worker layoffs
• Judge defends Irby poetry
• Construction material, supply costs inch lower
• Police chief put on leave after raid
• Intensive oil-detection effort to launch this week
• Gulf seafood: Is it safe?
• Barbour says water problem needs more funding
• PCA: Cement demand to remain low until 2013
• Hood: BP ’skewing’ claim figures, but in no hurry to sue
• BP to hand over oil spill claims to administrator
• Baptist will not appeal state’s hospital decision
• Millsaps makes ‘Best Colleges’ ranking again
• NOAA releases funding for oil spill research
• BlueFire launches re-branding campaign
• Chamber comes out in support of insurance bill
• Report: Closing costs rising, state ranks 46th lowest
• Ex-NASA official expected to plead guilty to fraud
• UP & DOWN FARISH STREET
• Mainland gives update on drilling activity
• Supervisor on trial for Katrina-related charges
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• IHL sets timeline for presidential searches
• Racketeering suit filed against BP
• (No heading)
• Trial opens in love-triangle death
• Jerry Walker steps in as Gentry Rams football Coach
• Wingfield aims for turnaround
• CONSERVATION CORNER Waterfowl populations remain steady
• Loans ease for business
• The Donnie McClurkin Radio Program wins the GMWA Crystal Mic Award for best syndicated radio show
• Stepson charged in man's slaying
• Five years after the levees
• Jackson VA doctors want boss to resign
• Medical Mall adds value, continues commitment to community with raise the roof project
• Ready or not, school starts for JPS
• UP & DOWN FARISH STREET
• Barbour forms panel to study oil spill’s impact
• Jackson State releases 2010 season men’s hoops schedule
• Toyota keeps commitment to local schools
• MDWFP Commission finalizes white-tailed deer season
• MC cuts ribbon on Flowood Center
• Officials celebrate first post-Katrina public housing
• First phase of Coast road project complete
• Hospital backers in appeal wait-and-see
• MHC awards $8M in Housing Tax Credits
• Schools to get $47M in stimulus funding
• World markets post modest gains
• Study: Gulf Coast still reeling from Katrina
• Australia debating Chinese investment
• Dedication today for $118M coliseum expansion
• No government plan to exit mortgage industry expected
• Hearings on state's redistricting begin
• Stock futures inch lower on bad news from Japan
• Mentally ill jailed, awaiting therapy
• British airport workers in pre-strike talks
• Africa’s newest, lost tribe can re-capture the Garden of Eden
• Paralympic standout a model of determination
• Residents might vote on tourism tax
• Foundation for the Mid South seeks to leverage $4 million to improve wellbeing of families
• Voters to decide on alcohol sales tomorrow
• Jackson Convention & Visitors Bureau names tourism’s best
• Workers rack up $1M-plus in overtime
• JSU’s Robinson and Rich named CFPA preseason favorites
• Coliseum wraps up renovation project
• National Pro Fastpitch Festival to be held
• Lowe’s sees profit rise 10 percent during quarter
• JSU’s Omar Johnson aids Germany in their first bronze medal since 1975
• MDOT installing traffic counters no Coast
• Community remembers life of Margaret Summers Jackson
• Mississippi Briefs
• Deacon Eugene Page: A life well lived as a servant of the Lord
• Oil spill adds new facet to Katrina recovery
• U.S. funds send Africans to Somalia for war
• Teen eager to represent state
• New initiative to help save minority children from fire death
• Granddaughter of Booker T. Washington to lead Bay Area youth in historical journey across country
• Natchez officer wears many hats
• JPS board should not mortgage district
• Gulf driller has never missed target
• Tisdale’s Topics: Question of honor
• Blue Mountain College eyes record enrollment
• Oil prices hover below $76 per barrel
• Cruise, ice cream cap Obamas' visit
• Shrimpers trawling in Gulf, but concerns remain
• Free-speech policies questioned
• THE BUZZ
• Gems of a different sort on display Exhibit showcases Sunday comics
• Gulf drilling restrictions subject of debate
• City provides health checkup
• Judge to review medical suit files
• Chases called most dangerous part of police job
• Obama: Coast open for business
• Hinds Co. officials consider options for indigent burials
• Water park still being floated
• Slain Jackson officer laid to rest in Collins
• Suspect in Terry deaths out of jail on lower bond
• Celebrities to tout state
• Troops get new gear
• Jackson council approves transition for citywide wastewater contract
• POW's remains to be buried
• Officer's funeral draws hundreds
• USM students welcome new residential community
• Brandon officer promoted to chief
• Hinds road paving projects to resume with contractor hiring
• Attorney general calls for meeting on bonds
• Mississippi Briefs
• Bank suspect lived quietly
• Mercury study on Coast uses aircraft, balloons
• Hearing set for suspect in attempted Madison child abductions
• HIV/AIDS program budget exceeded
• Acquitted to return to college
• Mayor: Bond vote a slap in face
• Lawsuit: Infant wrongly removed
• Kin asked about dead Jackson child
• Officer's funeral: Paying respects
• 'Granddad Bandit' captured, FBI says
• Mother disputes support decision
• Ridgeland boy to pitch peace in N. Korea
• Jurors acquit 4 accused of sexual battery
• Foreclosures of U.S. homes surge 6% over last year
• Hospital refuses to back off plans
• Parents face murder charges
• Agency: Some job-screening tactics illegal
• Squabble mars slain officer's services
• Former Canton officer pleads guilty to cruelty
• Grenada Stamping and Assembly expands operations
• Market Bites by Bon Ami
• Blood donors needed now
• Mississippi Briefs
• 4 men facing drug charges; guns, cash, vehicles seized
• Agency orders cleanup to end
• Districts given $1M grants to improve history teaching
• Police shooting retrial set for Jackson
• $27M in bond debt restructured to fill gap
• Controversial issues rile council members
• Emergency aid may save jobs
• Volunteer finds gun using metal detector
• Hinds considering employee furloughs
• Smoke free cities
• Family: Suspect in cop killing has mental illness
• AIDS-Free World says it has proof Mugabe used sexual terror to continue Zimbabwe rule
• Feel better now: How to relax when you’re blue
• Hero Award
• Kroger, Shell team up to help customers save at the pump
• Pearl 1st in metro area to ban synthetic drug 'Spice'
• Council expected to vote on tow fees
• Shooting victim fights for life
• Honda recalling nearly 400K vehicles
• BP defers to feds over 39K spill claims
• Miss. universities eye energy cut
• Ex-educator gets 6 years for boy's rape
• Jackson officer slaying suspect incoherent
• Sister cites mental illness
• Sara Lee CEO stepping down following stroke
• City finds remedy for water woes?
• State’s manufacturing activity plummets
• Major construction work under way at 3 hospitals
• Sara Lee CEO stepping down for good following stroke
• Springfield mansion restoration complete
• BP to continue work on last leg of relief well
• Hearing sought on death row inmate's appeal
• Two men dressed as women arrested for identity theft
• Byram pushing for own ZIP code
• Mayor to move millions to bank
• Hinds eyes growth in property values
• Medicaid funding halted for child centers
• Slain Jackson officer's kin visits site
• The Dolan Company acquires Federal News Service
• Construction snags ring in Jackson's new school year
• Source: BP to follow through on $20B in oil spill compensation
• AIG has paid roughly $23M in oil spill claims
• House members hurry back to D.C. for jobs bill
• Construction job losses worse than expected
• Boyd completes $950M debt financing on Borgata
• County gets money to study I-69 corridor
• USDA awards stimulus-backed loan guarantees
• Navagis rolls out new iPhone application
• Report: Air base has $287M impact on community
• CKS sells wood pellet assets to Enviva
• TRPDD lands grant for economic development work
• Ex-bookkeeper sentenced for lumber company theft
• Delta State: No plans to cut tenured faculty
• Celebrating success fundamental
• All affected by tax changes 
• State Bond Commission has wrong priorities
• Heritage Bank capital call nearly $6 million 
• ‘Massive burden’ 
• Cartoon - August 9, 2010
• Photographer's work well known SHOOTING WILDLIFE (WITH A CAMERA, THAT IS)
• Employment tax audits take center stage with Internal Revenue Service 
• Couple brought together by sons' organ transplants
• Country tortoise leads the condescending hares
• Pearl latest to adopt ban on smoking
• $6 million spent to keep migratory ducks from oil 
• Claims by ex-officer untrue, chief says
• Family mourning officer's slaying
• New teachers face a learning experience
• Week in Review
• $500K ruling against city of Jackson stands
• Returning students to feel sting of budget cuts
• Charges filed in JPD shooting
• Fraud prevention 
• Numbers don’t lie: Beau had a lot to lose with Brown incident 
• Jackson police officer wounded in scuffle
• Long road for 79-year-old Jackson State grad
• Delta couple mourn son's death in Afghanistan
• Police: 9th arrest in check-cashing forgery ring
• Jones, Pearl River crowded
• Grains lose ground as energy tanks
• Justices to look at death sentence
• Jury: No JPS sexual harassment
• Melton admitted guilt, says FBI
• Suspected predator arrested
• Bill aimed at keeping teachers passes Senate
• ‘Robin Hood’ tax gaining momentum
• Healthcare reform: Good for retirees or not?
• Parent of the Year
• Livestock herds dwindling with economy
• 2010 AIDS tragedy: No cure for a devastating killer
• JATRAN: Driving the Capitol City
• Ex-insurance agent gets jail time, probation
• HCC adds one year vocational certificate to small engine repair program
• Callon Petroleum reports improved numbers
• NVision’s REACT product gets DHS approval
• Delta Taser death ruled homicide by coroner
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• BP reports oil spill claims top $300M
• Holmes man convicted of murder in Hinds Co. case
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• Radio disc jockey shot at station
• Economists nervous about employment report
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• Officer: No CON for St. Dominic Madison hospital
• Jackson lawyer clears hurdle
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• $4.7M award in near drowning
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• Check fraud ring busted
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• Nurse practitioner’s clinic hearing postponed
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• Justice sought for man who died after Starkville nursing home beating
• Ryan’s team wins Texas Rangers
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• Sept. 8 hearing for Canton alderman
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• Hinds County warning siren installation going slower than expected
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• JPS denies allegation of hostile work site
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• Scattered thunderstorms rain relief
• Ground broken for two new steel plants
• Mississippi challenges insurance mandates
• Vacant plant gets tax break from supervisors
• Suspected predator sought
• Workers to begin pumping cement in oil well
• Jackson water bills may rise
• Health Department awards certificates of need
• Jackson pantry relocates
• Board approves oil drilling inside city limits
• Telecoms awarded stimulus funding for broadband projects
• Assistance available to keep birds from oil spill
• Tisdale’s Topics: The Black Mafia
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• What’s the future for the Congressional Democrats?
• Water bonds on hold
• Editorial Cartoon: Wesley Snipes
• Harley-Davidson could ride out of Milwaukee
• Lloyd and Jan Ellis – Anniversary Video
• Stocks set for a modest fall on bad economic news
• Delk made full time MBI director
• Accounting charge leaves AOL with $1B-plus loss
• City of Jackson highlighted at the 79th Annual Mississippi Municipal League Conference
• Bidding showdown for Texas Rangers on deck
• Drilling moratorium could be lifted early
• Attorney pleads guilty to bank fraud
• City rezones harbor site for casino
• Mississippi Briefs
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• Suspect cleared in teens' robbery
• Weather boosts TVA’s quarterly revenues
• Longtime 'C-L' sports columnist to be honored
• PSC approves Ratepayers’ Bill of Rights
• Durant man, 23, on trial in the 2008 slaying of Jackson resident
• Historic “Burial Ground for Negroes” believed to be under state-owned parking lot in Vir
• DHS child support case gets extension
• Carolyn House Stewart installed as international president of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
• Officers, residents join for 'Night Out'
• Black farmers launch campaign against USDA settlement offer
• Pending homes sales decline 2.6% in June
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• Bolton killing investigated
• Mississippi 4th of July 2010 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• Jackson Town Meeting - Our Budget, Our Economy
• SAVE THE GULF COAST - WE NEED YOU
• PETA Takes Clothes Off for a Cause
• Earth Day Party for the Planet
• Earth Day Celebration
• Discounted Health Care/Aseguros de Salud adisquentos!
• Mal's Saint Paddy's Parade
• MLI to present research at the American Educational Research Association 2010 Annual Meeting - JSU Press Release 11/18/09
• Deadline Nearing To File Microsoft Claims
• Madison County Communities Become Heroes for the American Red Cross
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Jackson Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Miss. early education program in line for $500K if bill OK'd - Clarion Ledger, 04/02/09
• Court Takes Proactive Stance
• Mississippi International Auto Show
• Head of the Class - Portico Jackson 11/2008
• FREE DIABETIC TESTING STRIPS
• Mississippi State Fair
• Lifestyles of the Dogs & Cats: PetsHotel Set to Make its Debut in Jackson
• SUNDAY MORNING WITH — Nikisha G. Ware, Executive director, Mississippi Learning Institute, 34, Jackson - Clarion Ledger 07/27/08
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