Laurel, MS News

• Laurel, MS News
• Train hits pedestrian in Laurel
• ‘Big E’ on final voyage
• Local teen invited to Presidential Inaugural Conference
• Community says good-bye to Leader-Call
• Chief Stewart speaks out on vigilante justice
• JCJC students “Arrive Alive”
• State Senate passes Karen’s Law
• Wayne County officials investigate burglary
• Benefit ‘cruise-in’ Saturday
• Skylar Bunch crowned Miss West Central Outstanding Teen
• Man charged with stealing a/c units from local church
• Emergency landing
• Jasper supes OK grant applications
• Wayne County man arrested for failing to register as a sex offender
• Leader-Call to close after century of publishing
• Mississippi Law Enforcement grad newest addition to Jones Co. S.D.
• WC deputies receive DUI training
• Remembering Trayvon
• Laurel man arrested for aggravated assault on mother of his children
• Leader-Call to close after century of publishing
• Laurel not affiliated with private maintenance company
• Making a difference
• Pharmacy break-ins linked?
• Bass an advocate for Veterans
• Flood Warning issued for Tallahala Creek
• Leader-Call honors 'Unsung Heroes' and 'Citizen of the Year'
• South Central Foundation promotes healing through art
• Resident files lawsuit over flooding
• The 3 R’s of Recycling: Reduce, Reuse and Recycle
• Recognizing a huge local industry
• City officially accepts new North Laurel fire station
• Local historian Raymond Horne to speak at JCJC Friday
• Extra $4M needed for water line project
• A heart of compassion
• City sales tax collection receipts continue to climb
• LPD seeks public’s help in solving burglary break-ins
• Man charged with felony fleeing
• Flash Flood Watch issued for Jones County
• ‘Still Standing’
• Teens charged with capital murder
• School brawl
• Jasper supervisors renew property insurance
• Supervisors approve jail detainee rate increase
• Local historian Raymond Horne to speak at JCJC
• Jones Co. family homeless after fire destroys home
• Spring Garden Day in Laurel
• Miss Mississippi USA gets some help from Laurel first grader
• City to begin mosquito spraying on Monday
• Water/sewer improvements on Council agenda again
• GE looking to be part of the community
• Ellisville shining
• ‘Really good year’
• Sanderson Farms produces reliable Renewable Energy
• New Jones County Rest Home under construction
• Sandersville School Memorial Park in early stages of development
• South Central Health System makes progress during the past year
• Jones Co. retrofits buses to improve safety, environment
• Council applies for transportation grant
• Wayne County man found dead
• Council to discuss several exceptions
• Disappointing turnout in Jones County election
• Youngsters enjoy LRMA fest
• Few election glitches reported in Jones Co.
• Sheriff encourages Spring Break safety
• Young people work to assist city
• Giving back to the community
• School board recognizes student achievement
• Red Cross recognized
• Cutting the ER wait-time
• Convicted felon arrested on gun, drug charges
• Gulf Wars in Mississippi
• Ulmer attends pro training conference
• Jones County Circuit Clerk expecting light turnout from voters
• In the national spotlight
• Supervisors support radar speed control
• Choir to sing today at Carnegie Hall
• Promoting clean, safe environments
• Bond set at $125,000 for Laurel man charged for commercial burglary and vandalism of schools
• Training, alertness help land suspected burglar in jail
• Some Dixie EPA customers to see power outage
• Intellectual Disabilities Month recognized
• Gingrich: I won't quit if I lose Tuesday in South
• New Laurel police officer sworn in
• JCSD makes drug arrests
• City council approves repair work on South Eighth Avenue
• Deputies to crack down on speeders
• Firefighters staying prepared
• Mom charged with felony child abuse
• Gingrich to make campaign stop at JCJC
• Better Boys & Girls CLC holds fundraiser
• Laurel honored again by Tree City USA
• Couple pleads guilty to animal cruelty
• JCSD charge duo in recent burglary
• Driving dangers
• Vehicle fire closes southbound lanes of I-59
• Another mobile home fire near Sandersville
• Film award makes its way to Laurel
• Family homeless after fire
• Get your Girls Scout cookies
• Local woman shoots at man
• Future leaders get hands-on training
• Council to consider adopting city audit
• Daughters join mothers for inspirational evening
• Sandersville man receives minor burns in mobile home fire caused by lightning strike
• Chilly day for first downtown chili cook-off
• Work resumes on 8th Avenue
• LPD takes two in battle against drugs
• Man convicted for robbing Ellisville bank
• Ellisville man guilty of bank robbery
• Residents get response following story
• LPD conducts drug bust at home
• Laurel native to sign copies of book
• Laurel honors its school board
• Laurel City Council plans next week’s meeting
• S. Eighth Ave. dealing with muddy mess
• The carnival’s in town!
• Two arrests made in burglaries
• JCSD awarded in K-9 trials
• Doctor released from hospital, out on bond
• United Way supporters: Crown of Hope for Community
• Accused attacker remains in Jones Co. jail
• Fifth grader pens rap to honor Laurel
• Laurel High students see ROTC showcase
• School shootings possible anywhere
• Jasper officials studying ambulance coverage plan
• Jones Co. man dies from burns received in mobile home fire
• Smith Co. among voting discrepancies
• Another suspicious fire in Jones Co.
• Two arrested for making meth
• March is Desk and Derrick Awareness Month
• Sunday morning accident claims the lives of four Bay Springs residents
• Pinewood Derby held Saturday
• Locals help search for funding college
• Golden Tornadoes honored for 4A So. State Championship
• Clean Safe Summit next month
• DAR hosts Pickering to discuss ethics, religion in United States military
• Jones Co. welcomes Palazzo
• SJ student dies from accident
• Graves’ family awarded $7.3M
• Business targeted by burglar
• Jones County man severely burned in mobile home fire
• VFDs called out 5 times in 5 days to same location
• Local official: Cross’ release an insult to society
• Catching the bus?
• Taxes: Brighter outlook
• Texting and driving as dangerous as DUI
• JCJC employees ‘play’ around for Laurel Little Theater
• Thompson re-appointed to school board
• Longtime JCJC Board of Trustees member dies
• High school program looking for mentors
• Flooding concerns voiced
• Bataan Death March vet honored by DAR
• ESS changes could have huge negative economic impact throughout 31 counties
• Service group continues to minister to the community
• I-59 reopens after truck, car collision
• Doctor remains hospitalized following shooting
• Flooding expected on Tallahala Creek through Wed.
• Ward 5 sidewalk upgrades
• Laurel, Lawrence Co. partner for teen project
• Redistricting the City of Laurel
• Theater group presents Black History play
• City officials to seek drainage assistance
• School officials get progress update
• Bizarre situation
• UPDATE: 'Controlled detonation' held at site of shooting
• Doctor shot by deputy during domestic disturbance
• Piazza is confirmed by council as the city’s Public Defender
• Bryant appoints Laurel native to MDPS
• Time to let the dogs out
• Laurel Schools gets SACS team approval
• Council to consider digital signs change
• Details about fatal Jasper Co. crashes released
• Honoring tutors
• ‘Florida Boys’ returning for concert
• Upset parents to gather in Heidelberg
• Local man receives third offense for making meth
• Dixon, Ozugla headline Black History event
• Convenient medical care in Sandersville... Stat!
• Tentative deal in HI suit over illegal workers
• Laurel School District is undergoing SACS review
• Laurel to host U.S. Police Canine Association Regional K-9 Trials
• SCRMC expands to Sandersville
• New fire station in operation
• TOP CHEFS
• Final push to get choir to Carnegie Hall
• Jones Co. native killed in Jackson accident
• Students participate in Arbor Day event
• New No. 5 fire station ready
• Parents outraged
• Annual ‘Gift of Sight Day’ being offered
• Ellisville earns state-wide award
• Zoo owners ask judge to return animals
• City council votes 5-1 to restrict transient vendors
• Arrest made in bomb threat
• Aspiring to greatness
• JCJC’s student health fair focusing on prevention
• Arbor Day set for Feb. 10
• JCJC gets $7K grant for poultry studies
• Team work leads to drug arrests
• Jasper County officials work to make upgrades at fire station, voting precinct
• Piazza becomes city’s Public Defender
• Animal cruelty case under investigation
• Several injured in separate 84 East wrecks
• Council to discuss pay increase
• Police investigate several burglaries on Euclid Avenue
• Rotarians see huge success
• Agriculture is big business in Miss.
• Arrest made in ‘fire victim’ scam case
• Heidelberg has a new police chief
• Get ready for control burns in the area
• Officials pleased with Chancellor’s appointment
• Annual Rotary Club Spaghetti dinner Saturday
• American Red Cross looking for local volunteers
• Community urged to support heart disease awareness
• Laurel man has given over 33 gallons of blood
• Family barely escapes mobile home fire
• Farewell and Hello
• Cobb’s bond set at $250K
• Bond set at $250K for Cobb
• McKinnon calls it a career
• Good things come in small packages
• Tracking history
• Conoco Phillips appeals $15.2M Jones Co. verdict
• Officials put a name with scammer
• “Revealing History Through Writing”
• CENTENNIAL EDITION: Horne recalls his time as a reporter at LL-C
• CENTENNIAL EDITION: LL-C still ‘covering the news’
• Unoccupied house catches fire
• Man faces several counts
• 2 mobile home fires
• Laurel man dies in Friday crash
• Official: GE plant could be complete by end of 2012
• Phone book recycling drive ends Tuesday
• JCSD alerts public of driveway scam
• Much excitement surrounds LRMA’s groundbreaking
• Vehicle burglary suspect apprehended quickly
• LPD: Making life easier
• New officers take over local AARP
• No place like home
• Shooting suspect captured in Ga.
• Community storm shelter taking shape
• Lady Wildcats whip JCJC on the hardwood
• CMRC could be facing closure
• Laurel officials attending MML event this week
• Change not easy
• NCNW donates school supplies to local students
• Future of ESS uncertain?
• Crime drops in Laurel
• City officials discuss redistricting plans
• Vandals rob, destroy coke machines
• 5 arrested in meth ring
• City continues to show increase in sales taxes, tourism tax
• Fatal wrecks claim 6 lives
• Officials warn public of door-to-door scammer
• Change for the better?
• Jan. 31 deadline for Arbor Day entries
• Man fails to elude police in car chase
• Laurel Exchange club makes donation to help expand children’s programs
• Children at Risk?
• ROTC program to returning to LHS
• City Council postpones increase in salary request
• Choctaw Chief makes stop at LPD
• Report says mental health institutions do more harm than good
• Community unity breakfast commemorates MLK
• Business salvaging bricks from building
• Local youth honor Dr. King
• “Recycling Only” containers placed around Laurel
• Council to consider salary increase, paying for emergency sewer work
• Choctaw Chief kicks off MLK festivities
• U.S. Justice Department investigation could threaten Ellisville State School
• Annual MLK Parade set for Saturday
• Parker on the job as Superintendent
• Enforcement of USM's smoking ban starts Jan. 17
• ‘Take the money and run’
• Suspect in suspicious barn fire taken into custody
• Public hearing set for school redistricting
• Burglary suspects captured by JCSD
• Healthy living
• Nora Davis to receive PREPS recognition
• Jasper General Hospital going through expansion
• Man arrested for shooting into home
• Laurel takes up recycling
• JC Deputies recognized for their efforts
• 590 bypass moving along
• Two fatal crashes in Jasper County over the weekend
• Recreation destination?
• Local man charged with child porn, molestation
• Pastor won’t be guest speaker for prayer breakfast on Jan. 16
• Saluting greatness
• Local man charged with child porn, molestation
• County Barn workers may have saved house from burning down
• One killed, another injured in Jones Co. wrecks
• Honoring Karen: Life sentence, life served
• Honoring Dr. King
• Band of Braves to welcome Gov. Bryant
• Jones Co. family catches thieves in the act
• Teenager burned in mobile home fire
• Man dies from injuries sustained in a one-vehicle accident
• LPD arrests trio on drug charges
• Wreck sends truck into swamp
• MLK Parade Committee announces award winners
• ‘Karen’s Law’ would stiffen penalties for Miss. killers
• Car chase results in one arrest
• Blood Drive assists local burn victim
• Wreck sends truck into swamp
• Familiar roles on Jones Co. Supervisors
• Smith Co. jury had given recorded setting award
• Man charged with shooting and raping teen
• New elected officials begin work
• Palazzo: Long-term solutions needed in D.C.
• Council approves loan to build press box
• First baby of 2012
• MLK celebration begins Jan. 6 at Laurel HS
• 2 more wrecks in 2 days at 84 East and Magnolia Road
• Locally elected officials sworn-in
• Officials outraged by MDOC early release
• Year of Highs and Lows
• Local elected officials sworn-in
• Another 2-vehicle wreck at 84 East and Magnolia Road
• Neighborhood Watch works
• Man confesses to 18 church break-ins
• Council may take up transit vendor issue
• Jones County man confesses to 18 church break-ins
• Bettering Ellisville
• Alleged robber, shooter still at-large
• Dancing toward the art of good health
• 5 rescued abandoned dogs available for adoption
• Harvey settles in as Heidelberg’s new court clerk
• Sandersville lawsuit moved back to Jones County court
• Officers commended for service
• A special Christmas
• Local woman charged with animal cruelty
• Students serve the needy this holiday season
• Ellisville thanks employees
• New judges complete instructional course
• Man robbed, shot at Laurel car wash
• Fire destroys Jones County home
• In high regards
• New Laurel Schools projects to begin soon
• Escaped inmate arrested in Hattiesburg
• Fraternal Order of Police make Christmas special for a dozen children
• Council approves furnishing new fire station
• Toy drive helps meet needs
• 18 abandoned animals found in local home
• Community meeting draws more than 150 people
• Angels helping Angels
• Officers credited with helping to save a man’s life
• Escaped inmate remains at-large
• Retired educators help 3-year-old cancer patient
• JCSO arrest six in connection to recent home burglaries
• Jones County man rescued from burning vehicle
• City show increase in sales taxes, tourism tax
• Scouts remember the true reason for the season
• King to speak at Martin Luther King Jr. celebration banquet
• Inmate escapes from Jones County Adult Detention Facility
• Wayne County road project completed
• Student protest leads to community meeting Monday
• LHS Christmas with the Arts Program assists burn victim
• Council to purchase furniture for new station
• Soup Kitchen’s Christmas dinner is on Tuesday
• Ellisville residents, officials help support toy drive
• Don McKinnon announces his retirement
• Gobble, gobble
• Annual turkey give-a-way Saturday
• Council may take up sewer project matter
• Jones County leads state in fatal wrecks
• Church benefit to assist local cancer patient
• Renovations temporarily shut down Sharon Museum
• Gable named Sandersville’s Deputy Chief
• School officials recognize student achievement
• All the angels ‘adopted’
• Thash says good-bye
• Boil water notice issued for Pendorff
• Man charged in weekend shooting
• Charlie Brown musical event to benefit ARL
• Laurel bank employee pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Smith Co. becomes StormReady
• More safety violations cited at Howard Industries
• Jasper Co. to begin digitizing documents
• Sandy Lane project completed
• Howard Industries donates to Salvation Army’s Christmas Angel Tree Drive
• Santa visits to raise money for Relay for Life
• Ellisville library hosts breakfast with Santa
• Graves to lead Wayne County Schools
• Some Laurel Middle students complete the DARE Program
• Elderly woman sleeps outside after fire destroys home
• A Jones County Christmas
• Never forget
• City, county gets state support on metal thefts issue
• Wayne Co. trucker dies in wreck
• Santa makes a visit to the Animal Rescue League
• Heidelberg to have ‘Candyland Christmas’
• Man dies in log truck accident
• Program promotes walking to school
• 70 years later: Still a day that ‘will live in infamy’
• Laurel gets in the Christmas Spirit
• LPD seeks suspects in business burglary
• Two arrested in connection with school burglaries
• Jasper officials discuss insurance
• Supervisors address erosion
• Jones County teacher dies in car accident
• Discrimination investigation against Jones Co. School continues
• Laurel PD investigates shooting, seeks suspect
• Laurel Mayor proclaims Wed. Pearl Harbor Day
• Five injured in separate weekend accidents
• Court finds no probable cause in case against South Jones principal
• Ashley’s home!
• Laurel, Sandersville welcome Christmas
• Huge crowds turn out for Ellisville holiday traditions
• City may begin its redistricting
• Fire destroys home in eastern Jones County
• Heartbreaker in Jackson
• We're Ready
• SBA opens disaster loan center in Laurel
• City Council to address erosion areas
• Full slate of Christmas events
• Local officials rings bell for Salvation Army
• Outbuilding, valuable contents destroyed by fire
• Chief Anderson headed to White House
• Teaching better food, nutrition choices
• Fire victim could be released from burn center soon
• Grant would improve sidewalks
• Brighter and better
• Horne brings new insight to old story
• Jasper County supervisors approve redistricting plans
• Hal Hayes officially files for recount
• Deadly wrecks claim 2 lives in Jones County
• OP Alumni want local monument
• Toy Drive to make Christmas special for local children
• Landrum’s hosts ‘Christmas at the Village’
• Local retailers mixed on Black Friday revenue
• Lending a helping hand
• Crosby dedicated to young people
• Farragut keeps memories of school alive
• Service to others
• Patti Field instrumental in assisting high-profile case
• Body discovered in Waynesboro ditch identified
• Holiday shoppers should be alert and aware of surroundings
• City show increase in sales taxes, tourism tax
• Thompson denied another term
• Beard named president of State Board of Trustees
• Area schools compete in JCJC Math Bowl
• Jones County officials warn of possible severe weather
• SBA to assess tornado damage
• Body discovered in ditch in Waynesboro
• Jasper County conducts redistricting public hearings
• Sertoma Christmas parade is Dec. 3
• City Council to vote on confirmation of positions
• Former ESS worker arrested for felony abuse
• Glade Elementary gets fit
• Hattiesburg ministry coming to Jones Co.
• $200,000 bond set for man accused of sexual assault
• Feeling blessed
• Nora Davis students take time to explore Greece
• Officials warn of ‘fly-by-night’ contractors
• Feeding those in need on Thanksgiving
• 15 injured by tornado
• Teens are ‘special heroes’
• Employee salaries discussed at City Council agenda setting meeting
• Seniors holiday event Saturday
• Responding to tornado victims
• Crews work to restore power to areas impacted by twister
• 15 injured by tornado
• UPDATE: Around 500 still without power
• Tornado suspected of causing damage
• Local man charged with two armed robberies
• Jones Co. man charged with 3 thefts
• Wayne candidate contesting outcome
• Plans for park where old Sandersville School stood
• November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month
• New asphalt paver delivered to City of Laurel
• 15/84 intersection nearly complete
• USM students on probation after blackface incident
• Bound for the Big Apple
• Keys implore people to stop for school buses
• GOP gains control of Miss. House
• McGilberry: Crossovers needed on I-59
• Officials urge fire safety this Winter
• Laurel HS choir invited to perform at Carnegie Hall
• Political fallout?
• Salvation Army kicks off Angel Tree and Kettle drives
• Veterans recognized
• Salvation Army to kick off Christmas Kettle Program
• Double-murder, suicide in Smith Co.
• New sheriffs in Wayne, Jasper counties
• Dykes accepts defeat
• Re-elected Shows, Staples speak to Kiwanis
• Election turnout was ‘heavy’ in Jones Co.
• NEJ honors military
• Red Ribbon Week
• 2012 Dixie Majors World Series prep underway at local ballfields
• County upgrading Merchant Park
• Laurel School District hosts Second Annual Parent University
• Wiener Dog Races
• Coming up in Sunday’s Leader-Call
• LPD will close streets for trick-or-treaters Monday
• UNPAID BILLIONS: Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• Two arrested in armed robbery
• ‘Got Drugs?’
• Secretary of State makes stop in Laurel
• NCNW to host Breast Cancer walk
• LPD seeks felony suspect
• Laurel begins sanitary sewer study
• Main Street Fairness Act introduced
• Online stores hurting bricks-and-mortar businesses
• Students get to hear personal stories during Red Ribbon Week
• Inmate ingests drugs, dies
• To elect or not to elect
• Moselle family barely escapes burning home
• One man injured in accident
• Driver injured in I-59 wreck
• ARL fundraiser Oct. 29th
• Law officers learn Spanish to better communicate with Hispanic community
• Jasper County supervisors approve Sheriff Department upgrades
• New fire station progressing
• Arrest made in burglary attempt
• City shows increase in sales taxes, tourism tax
• County residents voice concerns on water and sewage rate increase
• City of Laurel thanks Masonite for sidewalk
• Runners brave chill for good cause
• Delta Sigma Theta sponsers drug-free march
• Students explore a different culture without leaving Laurel
• LPD gets a new detective
• SCRMC Chicken Drop
• Laurel School District to host Parent University
• Newspaper thefts on the rise
• Laurel to host 2013 O-Zone World Series
• Lynch takes over as publisher of LL-C
• Fair gets to rocking
• In Sunday's edition of the Leader-Call
• Fire heavily damages mobile home in South Jones County
• Laurel man dead following altercation
• City will apply for family needs grant
• Excelling in the classroom
• Sheriff’s Department website back up and running
• Drug Free March Saturday in Laurel
• Suspicious house fire in Soso
• Laurel man dead following altercation
• JCSD adds to grant total
• Time for Fair
• Laurel increasing water, sanitation fees
• Head Start Awareness Month
• Man arrested for business burglaries
• Ultimate Forgiveness
• Domestic violence cannot be ignored
• Great Pumpkin Patch returns
• Addressing mentally ill inmates
• Teaching adults to read
• 2-vehicle wreck sends teen to SCRMC
• Long-time PHWD rep Herman Sims resigns
• Sandersville woman injured in train vs. vehicle accident
• Oros pleads guilty to crimes
• Council will consider grant to assist families
• Fire destroys home in Myrick Community
• LPD, JCSD awarded grant
• ‘Doxie’ races to benefit ARL
• Sheriff’s Department shows their appreciation
• Homecoming special for JCJC
• Oros enters guilty plea for assaults
• LPD needs public's help to find suspect
• Four taken to hospital after morning wreck
• City encouraging everyone to ‘Get up, Get out and Go play’
• Rate increases set for second reading
• Fire council, supervisors still at odds
• Untouchable once again
• Learning school bus safety
• School board updated on construction projects
• Battling the bite
• Learning about diabetes
• “Treats in the Streets” at JCJC
• JCJC’s ecoBobcats to collect cans at Homecoming game
• Football movie to feature JCJC
• West Nile hits home locally
• Laurel working to get healthy
• Howard Industries facing another lawsuit
• Pink Friday Night Lights in Taylorsville
• JCJC football/cheerleader reunion set for Homecoming weekend
• Think Pink Day celebrated locally
• ‘All creatures of our God and King’
• Dangerous Jones County road to be upgraded
• Dangerous local roads
• PDI: Cruisin’ Down Memory Lane
• Coming up in Sunday's Leader-Call
• Deputy honored by ICE
• Student brings grenade to school
• October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• 17-Year-old injured in one vehicle rollover accident
• Family reunion ends in shooting
• Laurel Tree Board adds 6 members
• Jones County child suffers severe burns
• Maddox gets fit
• JCJC fall blood drive reaches historical level
• Mental health agency addresses Jasper County supervisors
• Glade Elementary gets new playground equipment
• Initiative 26 presents many dilemmas
• Walking for a Cure
• City rates increase with little resistance
• Students get assistance in voter registration
• Supervisors asked to reconsider budget cut
• United to encourage ‘life’ choices
• County seeking DOJ approval to remove voting machine printers
• Court re-examines suit against Covington schools
• Sentencing for father and son postponed
• Anderson becomes MBCI Chief Tuesday
• Huge crowds turn out for Peanut Festival
• Crowds enjoy annual downtown Laurel event
• School has highest elementary school QDI in Jones County
• Nurses remember significant piece of Jones Co. history
• Traffic flowing again following log truck accident
• ‘Charity Girls’
• LMS initiates Advanced Club
• Arrest made in Thursday morning shooting
• Weekend for festivals
• Golf tourney to benefit ‘Wings of Hope’
• Commemorative pennies available at home games
• Council will consider improvement projects
• Garbage, water, and sewer rates increasing?
• Remembering SMCH
• LRMA announces expansion plans
• Time to celebrate
• Jones County receives hazardous road grants
• Plenty of items to bid on at breast cancer fundraiser
• Laurel passes ordinances on selling precious metals, gems and stones
• Rotary Club district governor makes visit
• Local seniors receive scholarships
• Tourism tax collections on the rise
• LHS’s L Club re-established
• Local officials attend Incident Command Systems Overview
• Keeping up the fight
• Tornado class of ’61 reunion set for October 21-22
• LIFE CHAIN event next Sunday
• ‘Day of Dialogue’ lacking participants but not meaning
• Good showing
• City discusses metal thefts
• Sheriff Department sees decline in meth arrests
• All for a good cause
• Laurel schools close the gap
• It’s festival time
• Flag pole painter makes stop in Laurel
• City sees drop in monthly sales tax; still up for the year
• Celebration continues for JCJC
• Becoming a partner in your child’s education
• Councilwoman addresses obesity issue
• 30 buses added to JCSD fleet
• Pecan Festival
• Judge Landrum rules against Oros’ motion
• Man injured in Saturday wreck dies
• School board discusses projects
• City discusses redistricting
• Housing mentally ill inmates must be addressed
• City Council will consider Tree Board appointments
• Senior Corps Week recognized
• Happy Birthday JCJC!
• Dyslexia hits home for former local teacher
• Golf tourney to benefit legacy of Nathan Key
• Bringing awareness to childhood cancer
• Out of their gourd
• 2 seriously hurt in wreck
• Oros’ attorney wants cases tried separately
• Arraignment held for alleged bank embezzler
• ESS showcases artistic talents
• Day of Dialog in Laurel Sept. 24
• Jones County School District celebrates growth
• GET OUT THE VOTE
• Grant will help offset budget loss for sheriff’s department
• Laurel superintendent signs four-year contract
• ATV injuries rising
• Council may consider raising garbage, water and sewer rates
• House heavily damaged by fire
• JCRW host state candidates
• Brothers recovering after ATV accident
• AEE makes changes
• Scores show improvement for local school districts
• Lawyer: Illegal immigrant to plead guilty in ID fraud case
• Alleged burglar found in utility room after breaking in
• Supervisors approve SCRMC’s budget
• School board handles several items
• Celebrating the Arts
• Local bank employee indicted for taking $86K
• Constitution Week in Laurel
• What to do with old DHS building?
• Reaching out to those who help
• We shall never forget
• Church reaches out to local first responders
• Annual meal raises money for scholarships
• Group offers services to protect area children
• Two young boys injured in ATV accident
• LHS can’t get going in loss to O. Grove
• Man arrested for stealing car batteries from a repair shop
• Salvation Army readies for Christmas
• Mason students, faculty observe 9-11 anniversary
• Laurel library hosts fire safety event
• Young Professionals get quarterly update
• September is Alzheimer’s Month
• Better Boys & Girls Community Center looking to raise funds
• Fire damages home in Glade Community
• Jones County man dies in rollover accident
• Miss Mississippi addresses literacy council
• Optimistic outlook
• Anderson must wait on committee
• Elderly Ellisville man killed in morning wreck
• Remembering
• Anderson makes MBCI history
• Supervisors adopt $35M budget
• Few people turn out for budget hearing
• Council changes title of city position
• S.O.S. on the job
• Lee causes minor headaches for area
• Laurel prepares for next sewer, water phase
• Laurel to recognize National Literacy Month
• Labor Day brings closings, schedule changes
• Polls open Tuesday for Chief, Council member selection
• Woman injured in Laurel robbery
• TS Lee already knocks down trees, power lines
• Friday night rivalry on the gridiron
• Regional Airport offers 100 percent jet service
• Family feud leads to murder
• ‘Mission Accomplished’
• Veterans get help from mobile DAV office
• Laurel man arrested for commercial burglary
• Bok Homa hires new manager for Choctaw casino
• Need for volunteer firefighters is great
• County budget off $200K
• September is Alzheimer’s Month
• Benigno to address city council
• Alleged Exxon burglar captured
• Meet the Bobcats event kicks off JCJC’s Centennial year
• Leader-Call to change from 7 to 4-day publication
• Turmoil continues at ARL
• Officers commended for their dedication to service
• Laurel approves $40M budget
• AARP Tax Aide needs volunteers
• Sheriff Crumpton: Those involved in beating death were friends
• Learning the fundamentals of food
• United Blood Services helps donors track wellness stats
• Trio facing murder charge
• Targeting underage alcohol
• Officials upbeat about city’s new budget
• Reaching out to local veterans
• Graduation ceremony held for 46 Jones Co. volunteer firefighters
• Judge rules against nation’s new health care law
• MHP begins DUI blitz
• Time to give back
• New Laurel budget: City employees to get pay raise
• Jasper supervisors join beaver control program
• Ellisville Rotary informed on GE project
• Women’s conference to be held in Laurel Sept. 2-3
• Approximately 250 acres burn in Ovett
• Senior men enjoy each others’ company
• Mini horse show
• Jones Co. firm helps create jobs in La.
• ARL: Rumors of closure not true
• City budget presented Monday
• 100+bikers respond to fundraiser
• Fire-damaged Jones Middle School may have a new academic mission
• Former Laurel investment broker found guilty of tax evasion
• Law enforcement: Jail no place for the mentally ill
• Miniature horse show has grown
• Laurel Schools approve goals
• Tornadoes, ’Stangs win in big prep football rivalry contests
• Sanderson Farms posts loss as chicken demand falls
• Motorcycle ride to benefit young girl
• ARL schedules ‘important meeting’
• Pair arrested in separate thefts
• Former Perry County official pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Jones County officers graduate Certified Investigator Program
• JCSD website nearly fully operational
• Another home invasion, robbery in Wayne County
• Another Jasper County incumbent falls
• Incumbent Perry County sheriff wins run-off
• Parker excited about challenge
• Chicken truck loses its load
• Parker tops Branch
• Benefit mud bog Saturday
• Local teens missing for more than a week
• JCSD looking for armed robbery suspect
• ATM taken from restaurant
• LPD recovers stolen guns
• Back to School for Laurel - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• DeHenre wants release from prison
• Car flips on Hwy. 84
• Busy weekend for VFDs
• Off to see The Wizard
• ‘Cigarette Bandit’ brought back to Laurel
• Back in business
• Absentee voting rise drawing scrutiny
• Mississippi holding party primary runoffs Tuesday
• Crucial runoff election Tuesday
• City sales taxes up once again
• Work shuts down major intersection
• BEAD IT
• ‘It’s about helping the community’
• SCRMC conducts groundbreaking for new facility
• City belts a homer with World Series
• Robbery suspect appears in court
• Celebrating achievement
• Collision kills Jones County man
• Husband charged in wife’s murder
• Couple charged with prescription fraud
• MDOT presents truck to Perry County Sheriff’s Department
• Pair arrested in connection with meth manufacturing
• Going to extremes
• Robbery solved in less than 4 hours
• New local DHS building a head of schedule
• GE project moves along
• 16th Ave./Hwy. 84 intersection scheduled to close Friday
• Blood Drive continues at SCRMC today, Friday
• $100K bond for man charged with shooting into house
• Budget outlook not quite as bleak
• Blood donations down locally, statewide
• World Series returns
• Council approves Tree Board members
• 3 Stringer teens injured in wreck
• JCJC opens new dorm
• Improving the voting process
• Cleanup underway, facility shut down
• Jasper Co. first responders to receive new equipment
• Take the family to the Big Easy
• Oil, gas leak shuts down facility
• Organizers prepare for Gourd Fest
• Council to consider nominees to Tree Board
• Manhunt ends in Wayne Co.
• Show-and-tell
• Investigation against Jones Co. Schools continues
• ‘I Miss Mississippi’
• Fun at the library
• Wayne County escapee captured
• Beefing up
• ‘Prayer in Action’ in Laurel
• Raid had been in works for a year
• Sertoma gives back
• Emotion driving volatile market
• Officials investigating student left on school bus
• Absentee voting underway
• Laurel Social Security Office to close at 3 p.m. daily
• Wayne County authorities investigating auto burglary thefts
• Man arrested for shooting into house
• Man killed in collision
• Driver rolls vehicle on I-59
• Aging buses will be replaced
• GOP AG candidate Simpson makes campaign stop in Laurel
• Laurel City Council to discuss ongoing water, sewer projects
• Holifield takes over as Main Street director
• Sandersville man charged with burglary
• Rotary dist. gov visits Laurel
• DHS, ICE raid in Laurel nets 7 arrests
• West Nile virus claims Jones Co. resident
• Business picking up at airport
• Laurel school officials approve budget
• Palazzo visits Laurel
• Sexton named new Laurel Christian elementary principal
• Jones County awarded federal funds under Emergency Food, Shelter program
• Highway 84 project nears completion
• Man charged with stealing diesel engine parts
• Search on for Wayne Co. escapee
• ‘Tightening our belts’
• Year of the Tornado
• Return to office
• JCSD site among those targeted
• Reaching out
• Take the Blues Tour
• Laurel draws worldwide attention
• Denson: ‘God has given me a second chance’
• Clutter into Crisis
• Game a new way to learn about civics
• Graduates inspired
• Salvation Army, Wal-Mart helping to feed those in need
• Theft costing taxpayers’ $$$
• Officials hope law improves school bus safety
• JCJC sophomores named Tullos Scholars
• Laurel Police Department swears in new officer
• ‘We’ll put him where he belongs’
• Jasper Co. will have a new sheriff
• Farrior loses his bid for re-election
• Church vandalized in Wayne Co.
• LPD looking for robbery suspect
• LPD looking for robbery suspect
• Gearing up for run-off
• Beating excessive heat wave
• Teachers reminded they have the power
• Accident sends 2 to hospital
• Wayne Co. man arrested for child porn
• Laurel City Council discusses redistricting
• Bryant, Reeves big winners locally
• Smith Co. Circuit Clerk disappointed in voter turnout
• Dangerous road will get upgrade
• Supervisors jump on board GE Aviation
• Jasper supervisors OK new county road
• UW kicks off fundraising campaign
• Hill defeats Jack for mayor’s seat
• Busy election locally
• Record crowd attends LPD’s NOAC
• JCJC fall registration continues
• Cigarette bandit nabbed on Coast
• Journalist Anne Sanders passes away
• Getting ready for back-to-school
• It’s Election Day today
• Casino trouble?
• 4 DAYS 'TIL FRIDAY: Take the family to the Big Easy
• EDA thrilled
• Laurel woman dies in wreck
• Voter rally/picnic held at Boston Park
• Airmen walk to honor fallen service members
• Laurel Schools presents proposed budget for 2012
• Embezzled funds being re-paid?
• HOMECOMING
• Shopping tax-free
• Area will have airline service
• Reeves makes final push into Jones Co.
• Fun ‘Night Out’
• 4 sentenced on aggravated assault charges
• 2 more teens arrested for road sign vandalism
• JCJC receives new security equipment
• Soup Kitchen cuts back
• Fun and games for Laurel NOAC
• Jones County soaring
• Absentee voting ends at noon Saturday
• UPDATE: 184th scheduled to return Friday
• More educational opportunity in Jasper County
• No shirt, no shoes, no skateboarding downtown
• G.E. Aviation facility coming to Jones County
• Budget not that bad
• Murder remains a mystery
• Ellisville PD looking for robber
• Soso man charged with kidnapping
• Jones County NOAC set for Thursday
• Coming Home
• Teens arrested for vandalizing road signs
• Two charged in Waynesboro triple shooting
• Laurel SSA office to close earlier
• Back-to-school savings
• Opening a world of wonder
• Vehicle accident sends one to hospital
• VFDs praised for quick fire response
• VFDs trying out new equipment
• Slices of Hope
• Bryant campaigns in Laurel
• Laurel woman charged with credit card fraud
• Overturned trailer stalls traffic on I-59
• Cigarette bandit strikes again?
• Wayne Co. officials seek armed robbery suspect
• ‘Slices of Hope Day’
• Sandersville run-off Aug. 2
• Local teen to audition for ‘The Voice’
• Few interested in televised debate?
• Crimestoppers offering reward in hit-and-run
• New ‘ag man’ excited
• Sheriff rules Smith Co. woman’s death accidental
• City tax collections up slightly
• ‘Cool Summer Breeze’
• Sheriff: ‘It’s a sad day in Wayne County’
• Smith Co. woman shot and killed
• Laurel to bid on Dixie Youth WS
• Weather delays intersection closure; postponed a third time
• United Blood Services makes emergency appeal for blood donors
• Murder still unsolved a month later
• City increases mileage reimbursement
• Molestation incidents on the rise
• Chancellor steps down as PIO
• Run-off in Sandersville
• LPD takes down mid-level dealer
• 3 pedestrians hit by vehicles in 2 incidents
• Sheriff: Robbery motive in killing
• Delta Airlines may leave Pine Belt
• Hospital offering new room service menu
• Supervisors looking to improve roads, bridges
• Splish ! Splash!
• Teen injured after being struck by vehicle
• A hit-and-run sends woman and child to hospital
• Pawn Stars
• Watermelon Festival
• Still no motive in murder
• LPD gearing up for Night Out event
• Fire damages home in Ovett
• Jasper Co. investigating murder
• ‘The future of Jones County’
• Learning water safety
• MDOT reschedules intersection closure - again
• Local student gains national recognition for anti-smoking poster
• Laurel well-represented at MYC
• Dixie Electric issues traffic warning for Petal members
• Sandersville mayoral special election set for Tuesday
• Ovett man charged with child molestation
• Court orders proceedings halted in asbestos case
• Council will consider donating property to LLT
• Mayor honors centenarian
• Campaign season continues
• Meet the candidates
• Wayne County investigating home invasion
• Judges making the move soon
• MDOT: Intersection will close this weekend
• Outgoing Rotary president receives gift
• UBS seeks volunteers to bring in blood donors
• Hewes chooses McDaniel for committee position
• Making a difference
• Meet the candidate tonight
• Jasper Co. officials working on redistricting
• Waynesboro man charged with burglary
• KFC’s best chefs to compete today in Laurel
• The taste of summer
• Laurel father, son tried to bribe MDOT official
• It’s time for the Choctaw Indian Fair
• Forgetting Our History
• Miss. Supreme Court Justice promotes book at Laurel signing
• Overcoming adversity
• Meth on the rise?
• Deadly ingredients
• Jones Co. jobless rate among best in state
• Sod laid at new baseball facility
• LPD officers assist motorist
• Arts funds help Laurel schools
• Pair of blood drives scheduled
• Honoring a Vietnam war hero
• Laurel Schools begin work on next budget
• Burglars break into Hudson’s
• LMS students getting celebration for D.A.R.E. Program
• JCSD planning Night Out event
• Grant promotes healthy living
• Tough times coming?
• Walking Downtown
• Log truck overturns on Highway 15 South
• Car raffle to benefit Boys & Girls CLC
• Jasper County supervisors working on voting precincts
• Section of local highway to honor Vietnam veteran
• Supervisors move closer to redistricting
• Airport requesting less money
• Manuel Jones: City Council needs to ‘put the city first’
• OSHA cites Howard Industries with 17 violations
• Brown honored for long-time service
• Seniors offered plenty of food, fun
• Jasper County Supes approve storm cleanup
• McDaniel selected to leadership program at UVA
• Bucket List
• Beating addiction
• Council to consider drainage issue today
• Murder remains unsolved
• McNair not forgotten
• 2 local WWII vets receive SAR medals
• 8-hour stand-off ends peacefully
• Butts: Rising corn prices hurt Sanderson Farms
• Police protection
• 4 seeking Sandersville mayor’s office
• Miss. Main Street recognizes Laurel community impact
• Brothers facing drug charges
• Street performers
• Donation helps Jones County pet owners
• Mississippi Lions All-State Band performing at JCJC
• Budget woes
• ‘Operation Crackdown’ has netted 13 arrests so far
• Thaxton sets city’s agenda
• United Blood Services hosts community blood drive
• Searching For Answers
• Armed robbery suspects go to court
• Bond set for stabbing suspect
• Laurel Street Faire begins Thursday
• Girl Scouts visit Washington
• Dudley receives Kiwanis recognition
• Wells breaks new ground
• Man charged with stabbing
• Jasper County getting utility upgrade
• Retirement plan
• Judge to recuse himself in GP case
• Blood donors needed today
• Volunteer firefighters receive donation
• Bring the 4th in with a bang
• Red, White and Blueberry in Waynesboro
• About time
• Residents remembered with highway signs
• Cut, click and save…
• Sawmill Square Mall turns 30
• ATVs damaging area roads, tributaries
• Leader-Call receives top MPA awards
• Sharon School celebrates museum opening
• JCJC ‘Celebrating 100 Years’ this fall
• Future loggers
• Victim died of gunshot wounds
• Water upgrades continuing
• Jones County burn ban lifted
• Four injured in wreck on Highway 84
• Intersection closure postponed until mid-July
• Sanderson Farms to host JCYP Leadership Luncheon
• Sharon School Museum to open Saturday
• Candidates line up in election
• LPD captures robbery suspect
• Few details in murder
• Women who transported heroin sentenced
• JCJC to host political forum July 12
• Kamp Kaleidoscope
• SCRMC to provide ambulance to Sandersville
• Local Salvation Army has new leader
• 2-for-2
• Wayne Farms says ‘thanks’
• Deputies make drug arrests
• Celebrate America Week recognizes history
• Council approves sewer improvement project
• Store robbed again a year later
• Mapp to plead guilty to child porn
• Sen. McDaniel visits DuBard School in Hattiesburg
• Sales tax collections up once again
• $300,000 seized
• Another suspicious woods fire in county
• 16th Ave./Hwy. 84 intersection will be closed this weekend
• Abuse shelter, library seek money from Supervisors
• LPD looking for burglary suspect
• Weekend fires were deliberate
• Jasper Co. documents may be digitized soon
• Auto theft suspect behind bars
• First half of year sees steady growth in county
• Officials ask public to ‘refrain’ from using fireworks
• Tour Native American sites in Miss.
• ‘Roadshow’ makes return trip to Laurel this week
• It could happen to you
• Good turnout for Juneteenth
• Classic vehicles cruise downtown
• Laurel Police Dept. gearing up for Night Out Against Crime
• Council may decide granting sewer line project
• Summer program helps reading, writing and sports skills
• LHS student receives memorial scholarship
• Councilman on the Corner
• A ‘great asset’ to community
• The Outpost receives $50K donation
• City tells employees thanks
• ‘Church with the Chief’
• Riding for Ashley
• Waynesboro shows off new police station
• Agents make drug arrests
• Cruise into downtown Laurel Saturday
• Appeals Court rejects Laurel man’s claim
• Fire Council launches new website
• Jones County deputies arrest Laurel man for burglary
• Council will consider site for drug, alcohol recovery center
• Reeves: Voters want ‘true conservative’
• Firefighters able to save most of mobile home from blaze
• Sandersville takes brunt of quick moving storm
• Downtown Movie Night returns
• Board receives update on building projects
• ‘Cool Summer Breeze’
• Returning the favor
• JCJC creates new learning center
• HEATED UP
• Regular donors step up in Laurel
• Escaped killer captured in Hoy
• SCRMC is No. 1
• Hewes: Reeves ‘party to’ bond debt
• Dixie Electric educates public on severe weather, energy awareness
• Jasper supervisors reject bids
• Blaze destroys home
• Driver loses control, hits church
• Convicted escaped murderer captured in Jones County
• Lights, Camera, Mississippi
• Laurel officer promoted to Staff Sgt. in Afghanistan
• Local sorority hosts Delta Miss Pageant
• Jones County groups lose non-profit status
• Wells Pharmacy plans for the future
• Mockabee receives new appointment
• Out of control blaze races along Hwy. 84 East
• Officials seek public’s help in catching vandals
• Camp gives children college experience
• Juneteenth celebration set for next week
• U.S. Forest Service waiving day-use fees today at several sites
• UBS seeks ‘Neighborhood Heroes’ for blood drive at Cameron Center
• Drought conditions worsen in Jones Co.; burn ban still in effect
• Recovery continues
• Seniors get acclimated to world wide web
• Blockbuster closing up
• Fuel remains an issue
• Community shows up to support musical benefit for Pruitt
• Candidates meet with local Republican Women
• Two men arrested for auto theft
• Men take issue with Islamic items in jail
• Bryant: Oros will ‘face Mississippi justice’
• Robbery suspects go to court
• Teenager drowns in private Smith County pond
• Kids learn their way around in kitchen
• Councilman Chinn selected for national leadership program
• ZAC Project wants to open drug, alcohol recovery center
• Utility officials give tips on lowering energy bills
• Jasper supervisors accept bids on new bridge
• UBS conducts blood drive at Wal-Mart
• Bok Homa Casino gives back
• Sandersville officials set July 19 for special election
• Travel topic comes up again during council meeting
• Raising Cane’s in business
• Robbery a planned event
• ‘Special gift’ leaving South Central RMC
• Sheriff’s Department adds to fleet
• Another armed robbery in Laurel
• County redistricting moving along
• Assisting ‘T-Bone’
• Tabella
• BEAT THE HEAT
• Local Red Cross director retiring
• Mayor’s Youth Council seniors recognized
• NO FUEL TO BURN
• Amended sign ordinance could be final
• Balmy BayFest
• The ARC hosts Fun Day at JCJC
• Wal-Mart holds grand re-opening
• Doc: Stay hydrated
• Supporting pro-life
• LPD warns public of new check scam
• Blues for a cause
• Plenty of Summer fun
• Armed robbery suspects make court appearance
• Auto burglary suspect arrested
• Leadership Jones County Class of 2012 forming
• United Blood Services in need of donors
• Timepiece remains a mystery
• Staten enters guilty plea
• Council will take up zoning, drilling issues at next meeting
• Summer in South Miss. is here
• Convenience store robbed
• BayFest to include 5K Run/Walk
• Hurricane season begins today
• Benefit to help local bluesman
• No rest for VFDs
• Fearful
• Jack resigns — for now
• Overdue honor
• Study: Local economy is strong
• Man burned in brush fire
• Bay Fest celebrates 20 years
• Remembering our heroes
• Flowers to finally get Purple Heart
• Joplin tornado death toll at 142
• Firefighters battle late night blaze
• Jones Co. residents can receive spay, neuter assistance
• Police: Accident victim died ‘natural death’
• Stewart sworn in as chief
• Police looking for owner of safe
• LPD investigating fatality accident
• Triad hosts senior health fair
• Sheriff issues holiday safety message
• Jones County firefighters receive new equipment
• Laurel Kiwanis Club presents scholarships
• Shelter in the storm
• Work continues on Boys & Girls Center
• Outage prompts boil water notice
• Memorial Day closings and events
• Saying good-bye to ‘Bear’
• Better click it
• Senior health fair in Laurel
• Man arrested for smuggling contraband into jail
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• LPD looking for auto theft suspect
• City of Laurel employees, United Water assist tornado victims
• Local woman guilty of welfare fraud
• LHS culinary students tour Sanderson Farms
• City swimming pools will open Saturday
• Trial date set in sexual battery case
• FINALLY!
• Local fugitive tracked down
• UPGRADING LAUREL
• Police chief says he was asked to retire
• Taking it to the streets
• Mother, 4 children lose home to fire
• Students shine during recital
• Man being sought in attempted robbery at mall
• LCS speech, debate among best in state
• Stay local this Memorial Day
• Ready receives top honor
• Laurel Realtors hosting canned food drive
• Running for God’s glory
• Rallying for Randy
• Remembering a friend
• Juneteenth celebration planned for Heidelberg
• Laurel Exchange Club planning annual golf tournament June 10
• W. Jones grads happy and sad
• Huge S. Jones class graduates
• NE Jones grads set the bar high
• Farmers Market opens in Laurel
• You never know when you’ll need blood right away
• Making musical dreams come true
• Salvation Army honors, recognizes volunteers
• Organizers thrilled with art walk
• 5K event in Downtown Laurel
• Youth cleaning up the city
• EDA hosts annual golf tournament
• Laurel seniors graduate
• Local American Legion post to participate in Boys State
• Stewart speaks to Laurel Kiwanis Club
• Kindergartners learn about gardening
• Company wants $322M jury verdict tossed
• Jones County has been good to Reeves
• BancorpSouth to close north Laurel branch
• Lessons learned
• More storm shelters in Jones County
• Teen charged in shooting
• Ward funds a topic of discussion
• Art Walk, Farmers Market both this week
• Family could use help
• Pair involved in shooting make court appearance
• Family could use help
• Man loses, lead starts flying
• Laurel teen expected to be charged in shooting
• Motive for murder but no culprit
• MBI involved in deadly shooting
• Family deals with another tragedy
• Walk across the bridge and enjoy 2011 Bay BridgeFest
• 2 charged with murder
• Pain Unforgiven
• ASU alumni president visits Laurel
• Door-to-door salesmen are legitimate
• Enjoy your National Forest
• Grave situation
• Art Walk in Downtown Laurel
• Sheriff: Robbery motive for murder
• Wayne County Superintendent retiring May 31
• Laurel father, son indicted
• Honoring fallen officers
• Time to tee-up Oilmen’s tourney
• Jets coming to airport
• SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS
• Perry County man murdered
• Laurel School Board approves student handbooks, revisions
• Beard chosen to national position
• JCRW introduce candidates
• Over 500 graduate from JCJC
• Council will take up several items at next meeting
• Concert to benefit tornado victims
• Smith earns PTK award
• Wayne Co. man arrested for burglary
• Feed store site cleared
• Helping those in a big way
• Disaster readiness
• Laurel School Board swears in officers
• New rest home for Jones County
• USDA grants benefit Jasper County towns
• Clark Associates helping La. town rebound
• Putting a bite into crime
• Flooding delays community development conference
• Road-trip for a Deal
• JCJC major gifts campaign goes public
• Assessing and digging out
• HEROES DEPLOY
• Bringing smiles to others
• Honoring a real war hero
• Exercise your right to vote
• Hundreds enjoy Day in the Park
• Producer hopes to make a difference in the area
• UBS asking for blood in tornado relief effort
• LJC graduates another class
• Celebrating Excellence
• SPECIAL GIFTS
• Study looking for Class of ‘61 graduates
• Praying for our nation, leaders
• Relay for Life described as ‘phenomenal’
• Smith County jury awards $322M verdict
• Public Works moving to 4-day work week
• NEJ Serteens assist tornado victims
• Local man charged with grand larceny
• Drive way scams target elderly
• LPD makes burglary arrest
• Getting voters involved
• May Day will be ‘far out’
• Melvin Mack Boulevard
• Drowning victim found
• LJC teams share projects
• Local leaders set to graduate today
• Award of Excellence celebrates top educators
• JA Provisional Class presents project to hospital
• Going after predators
• Jasper County reaches out to victims of last week’s storms
• Council approves Stewart interim police chief
• County agencies add to relief effort
• Northeast Jones grad hiking Appalachian Trail
• Day of Prayer set for Thursday
• Kids to Parks Day proclaimed for May 21
• Mason Park to come alive with art, music at Day in the Park
• Caregivers Support Group to meet Friday at South Central Place
• Rotary Club of the Year
• Search on for drowning victim
• Jones County EMA comes to the aid in Smithville
• Local churches reaching out to disaster victims
• Shooting victim’s girlfriend charged
• ASAP EMS not happy with hospital
• In memory of a life
• Jasper County Supes get storm update
• Search continues for drowning victim
• Deanna Favre finds the ‘cure’ for life’s curves
• Members of local church deliver disaster relief items
• Council to take up sewer issue
• Protecting their neighbors
• JCSD seeks public’s help in suspicious storage shed fire
• Man charged with grand larceny; facing thefts in 6 more counties
• Few participate in medication disposal
• All in the name
• Local church’s begin tornado relief effort
• Another WLC success at JCJC
• Relay brings out ‘the stars’
• Hundreds attend Jazz in the Grove
• Elementary students learn about college life
• Protecting children
• Taking back prescription drugs
• Youth Council beautifying city
• Collection drive for tornado victims
• Local officials help with tornado relief
• Ground broken for new Laurel fire station
• Stars shine at Relaywood
• Fire damages Laurel home
• 3 charged with grand larceny
• WLC Saturday on JCJC campus
• Jazzed up in Bay Springs
• Girlfriend sought in shooting
• Clarke, Smith counties hit hard by tornado
• Louin damage from tornado incredible
• Louin damage incredible
• 3 killed in Jasper, Smith counties
• Relay For Life teams encouraged to car-pool
• Laurel could get an interim police chief
• Firefighters battle blaze at poultry farm
• Council will decide signage for new business
• Deadline for WLC extended through Friday
• Groundbreaking for new fire station rescheduled
• City of Ellisville launches official website
• Infants receive free immunizations during National Infant Immunization Week
• Wayne County man charged with growing marijuana
• Mayor Mack declares this week ‘Relay for Life Week’ in Laurel
• Tornado hits Jones County
• Man leads officers on car, foot chase
• Couple who died in wreck remembered
• Honoring Confederate soldiers
• Agents make 3 separate drug arrests in a 24-hour period
• Petal teen turns himself in after robbing store
• Groundbreaking today for new fire station
• Take a Chance on Me
• Cole named to MBJ ‘Top 40 Under 40’
• Couple killed in crash on Highway 84 East
• Reason for the season
• Neighbors helping neighbors
• Hotcakes for Relay
• Accomplished writer brings book tour home
• ‘Seven Keys to Community Success’ conference set for Vicksburg May 17-18
• Local man arrested in Amite Co. for auto theft
• Remembering Good Friday
• Ovett man charged in DUI death
• Extension Service has lots to offer
• Creating a safer, healthier learning environment
• Sales tax collections show growth
• Jones Co. EMA director participates in National Hurricane Conference
• Study: State’s net worth among lowest in nation
• SINGIN’ THE BLUES
• Child molester gets 5 years
• Jones County Schools get powerful
• Bond denied man accused of burglary, assault
• Dean gets 14 years for shooting
• Laurel author to promote new book
• PERFECT H2O
• Jones County Schools get powerful
• Crimes against children
• Hero is humble
• Baisden takes over as UWS project manager
• M&M and Powers firefighters achieve certification
• Palazzo: Obama ‘too slow’ in allowing offshore drilling
• Making local parks cool
• Outdoor Classroom becoming a reality
• TO THE TOP!
• City of Laurel receives Blues Marker
• Former Circuit and Chancery Clerk Wendell B. Gavin dies
• Council works to fix sewer issue
• Local businesses encouraged to ‘paint town purple’
• Garden club celebrates 75 years
• Hospital explains decision to Supervisors
• Red Cross responds to disaster
• Family loses home once again to fire
• Epitome of scholar
• ‘Angels’ save wreck victims
• Lucky to be alive
• Hands-on learning
• All it’s cracked up to be
• Grant could alleviate sewer issue
• School board clerk recognized
• Jackson joins JCJC child development advisory committee
• ESS honors employees
• The ‘good ole days’
• CLEAN & GREEN
• Upgrading
• Fire victims asking for help from the community
• Candidate Dennis in Laurel
• Early Head Start celebrates Week of the Young Child
• UBS blood drive held at SCRMC
• Baby burned in fire
• Vigil honors crime victims
• Reeves brings campaign to Laurel
• Vincent takes over Main Street
• City dismissed from federal lawsuit
• Ellisville fireman graduates from state fire academy
• LPD looking for stolen vehicle
• Rep. Scott hosts local seniors
• Local Red Cross has new chapter manager
• Earthquake simulation to be held locally
• Landrum’s PineFest planned for Saturday
• City promoting healthy marriage
• Council will consider water valve device
• Local ministers bring concerns to school board
• Shooting victim identified
• McCullum’s wait has been a long one
• Raleigh mayor to spend 2 days in jail
• Campaign trail
• 10 escape burning home In Glade Community
• LOWE LIFE
• Outlining scrap metal laws
• Local man shot in the head
• Jones County Schools under investigation
• Deputies out in force
• Community blood drive Friday at SCRMC
• McDaniel wants Reagan specialty tag
• Waynesboro PD looking for armed robbery suspect
• Relay For Life in Jasper County Friday
• Another ATV accident
• Week-long cleanup campaign underway
• JCJC’s Greer to participate in NASA program
• Arson suspect arrested
• Burglary, mailbox vandalism under investigation in Wayne County
• City, county agencies solve cases
• Take your pick in Vicksburg
• Reshaping the future, honoring the past
• Child porn trial set for today
• Citizens ‘motivated to live a better life’
• MDEQ public meeting slated for April 19
• Laurel Community Blood Drive set for Tuesday
• ‘Forever Thankful’
• Walking to cure CF
• Cleaning up the environment
• St. John’s ‘Racing for Hope’ a success
• Jones County man jailed for child molestation
• Annual fair offers tips for a healthy body
• Jones Co. deputies charge pair for meth
• Jasper County Supervisors approve button camera for Sheriff’s Department
• Jasper County hosts second annual Youth Empowerment Explosion
• ‘A slap in the face’
• Clean-up campaign begins Monday
• Woman charged with stealing laptop from hospital
• Fixing the leak
• FEMA reviewing flood info
• Laurel police make arrest in recent arsons
• Taking up for children
• Rep. Palazzo: Shutdown shows ‘lack of leadership’ from Obama
• Hospital Helps
• CF is personal
• Crimestoppers vital to community
• Empowerment Explosion
• Reading Rainbows
• I-59 wrecks cause delays
• Group ready for Hazardous Waste Day
• Council works on Brown Street sewer project
• Council applies for lighting grant
• Local groups receive funds from MDOT
• Freight train derails in Jasper County
• Nathan’s Law official
• SURVIVING THE STORM
• Severe weather impacts area
• Winds damage homes, cars in Laurel
• Jones Co. deputies make arrests in auto burglaries at Life Church
• 5K Run/Walk in Laurel
• 5 organizations will benefit from award
• Hazardous waste collection Saturday
• Government transparency
• Laurel honors Junior Auxiliary
• LPD seeking owners of auto parts
• Man arrested for business burglary
• ROUGH WEATHER
• Spreading The Word
• Teen moms get assistance
• Berry popular festival
• Council to consider adopting city audit
• Coral Reefer Band to perform in Laurel next month
• For the Babies
• Ride for Life
• Are we healthy?
• Scrap metal thefts on the increase
• Black Rodeo Parade enjoyed by all
• LPD makes burglary arrest
• Officials: death was self-inflicted
• Engineer: Disaster has hurt nuclear power push
• Council may consider personnel changes
• Driver injured in Friday accident
• Sheriff’s Dept. names Sgt. Scott Gable county fire investigator
• Burglary suspect arrested
• Church property recovered after burglary; suspect arrested
• Walk supports war veterans
• Blaze heavily damages oil tank farm
• March of Dimes is personal
• Autopsy complete in man’s death
• Feeding those in need
• VFDs respond to oil well fire in Hebron
• Making wishes come true
• Local Vietnam veterans honored
• Viner pleads guilty in daughter’s death
• Miss. leads nation in premature births
• Soldier says ‘thank you’ to students at SJ Elementary
• Hundreds show up for JCJC’s 15th annual job fair
• Daphne Park tennis courts get updated for the 21st Century
• Wayne County man arrested and charged in connection with woods fire
• City accepts another bid for feed store cleanup
• DISTURBING
• Living on their own
• Saving babies
• Bicyclist hit by train remains hospitalized
• JCSD investigating man’s death
• Laurel recognizes Intellectual Disabilities Month
• Williams Gas Pipeline donates $5K to JCSD
• UBS announces critical need for O-negative
• ‘Big Checks for Charity’ helps American Cancer Society
• Laurel’s violent crimes down
• A passion to help
• Software will assist county in disasters
• Laurel man struck by train
• EDA/Chamber kickoff membership drive
• Art brings healing
• Competing on a global level
• Picayune Street Fair serves up liberal dose of fun
• Second annual Epilepsy Walk held at Mason Park
• Team H2O installs first water fountain
• Smith kicks off JCJC Spring Recital Series
• Magnolia Cruisers raise money for Make-A-Wish
• LPD hosts ‘Run This’ walk
• Nathan’s Law Ride one of celebration
• Nathan’s Law moves on to governor
• Chancellor takes ‘job’ personal
• Bail set at $350K for Pujari
• 1 P.M. UPDATE: Nathan’s Law passes Senate
• Flight of a lifetime
• Man wanted for 2009 assault on police officer captured
• LPD charge 2 in pair of robberies
• Changing lives through prayer
• Chancellor chosen Citizen of the Year
• Men only
• LPD makes arrests in recent armed robberies
• ‘I Run This City’ event set for this weekend
• Buckley: Violent crimes have decreased
• ‘March Madness’ fundraiser set for Saturday
• Vandalized road signs remains an issue with Supervisors
• Local doc charged with assault
• MSU prez visits WJ
• Making a difference
• City may have to revisit feed store cleanup
• Time to keep county beautiful
• County must redistrict
• Man killed at airport
• Flood help on way?
• Another armed robbery
• 2 children on bike injured
• Johnson honored
• City pay raises?
• ‘Come home’
• Special birthday
• Kingstar Headstart hit again
• Redistricting in Laurel?
• Local public transportation
• Public meeting set regarding recent flooding
• Community blood drive in Laurel
• LPD looking for armed robbery suspect
• Christmas comes early
• McDaniel will run again
• Good news for Laurel
• Man arrested in fatal hit-and-run
• Police still searching for “Popcorn”
• Be prepared for flooding
• Making government transparent
• Benigno to address city council
• Separate fires in Jones County destroy two structures
• Art Museum hosts Spring Break Festival
• Donations needed for flood victims
• Residents return home after gas leak
• Hit-and-run victim dies
• LPD seeking armed robbers
• Mayor’s Youth Council working to beautify Laurel
• Number of worthless checks increasing in Jasper County
• UPDATE: Moselle man dies after hit-and-run
• HARD AT WORK
• JCJC hosts ‘Lunch and Learn’ with the arts
• Redistricting begins in Jasper Co.
• Gas leak being investigated
• Hamilton serves as Senate page
• Natchez’ famous antebellum homes on display for Spring Pilgrimage
• THINKING OF HOME
• Students lend a helping hand in Vossburg
• Police locate missing man in Meridian
• CLEANUP BEGINS
• Laurel Schools exploring ninth grade academy
• Beauty & Beau Review raises money, awareness for March of Dimes
• Dave Dennis speaks in Laurel
• Plans underway for Great American Cleanup
• Cities of Ellisville, Taylorsville awarded for community projects
• FLOOD RECEDES
• Attempted looting
• Fire victim identified
• Alleged shooter turns himself in
• Special Olympics held at JCJC
• Man out on bond for armed robbery arrested again
• Lady Mustangs honored by State Legislature
• Paving scam back in Jones County
• New park in Ellisville
• WATERED DOWN
• Beard: School board committed
• Arrests made in burglary spree
• Local state of emergency declared in Jones County
• Candidates interviewed by Jones County Republican Women
• Law officer mourns loss of his partner
• Pastor catches thief
• Laurel Schools will explore 9th grade academy
• RIVERS RISING
• School Board under fire
• 2 house fires on the same street
• Family searching for local man
• Vincent Sportsplex or Mack Avenue?
• Council doesn’t take up redistricting issue
• Ellisville to be honored in Jackson today
• Airport Road Bridge Project moves along in Jasper County
• Arrest made in auto thefts
• GOP SHOWS UP IN FORCE
• Reeves: Mississippi in ‘better shape than most’ fiscally
• Family escapes mobile home fire
• City looking at need for redistricting
• Supervisors support formation of HUD Home Consortium
• Jones County case before Court of Appeals
• ENJOYING SPRING
• Local parents, students learn valuable lessons
• Ready to clean up Beards Feed Store
• State officials will welcome new local Republicans
• Palazzo: There will be an office in Jones County
• Bus, truck collide
• Pregnant woman injured in house fire
• March for Veterans
• Remembering the Tuskegee Airmen through art
• Encore Performing Arts celebrates opening weekend
• Gonzalez gets probation
• Gonzalez, supporters pleased with sentence
• VFDs have busy night
• Raising Cane’s coming to town
• Council to consider confirming several city positions
• Promoting healthy lifestyle
• Gonzalez gets probation
• Lawyer: Lawsuit for black and whites
• LHS celebrates black history through arts program
• Ministry expanding
• Blackmon’s version of Nathan’s Law weakens current law
• City will cleanup Beards Feed Store property
• 18-wheeler involved in 84 wreck
• WJHS repeats as Scholar’s Bowl champs
• 415 to open Thursday
• Disney characters help find cure for cancer
• Local Democrats jump to Republican Party
• HOST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR 2011
• Howard Industries facing another lawsuit
• Another shooting at nightclub
• LPD seeks robbers of Panda restaurant
• Edmonson documentary earns film award
• March is Desk and Derrick Awareness Month
• Career Prep Fair set for April 14
• Longleaf Trace provides perfect opportunity to enjoy nature
• City of Laurel sees sales tax improvement
• Discovering their history
• King a part of city’s history
• Project Z.A.C. charity plans Saturday march
• Moselle man airlifted after accident
• Dollar General opens in Soso
• Jones County Vo-Tech hosts College Goal Sunday
• Jones Co. deputies arrest Laurel man for meth
• Moore ‘honored, humbled’ by Humanitarian of the Year award
• Misplaced Memories
• Gonzalez sentencing March 3
• Laurel enters into agreement with MDOT
• Getting ready for college
• Work continues on Euclid Park, 5th Ave.
• Meg Moore named LJA Humanitarian of the Year
• Man arrested following burglary
• Mother of murder victim speaks out
• HI PLEADS GUILTY
• No strike at Masonite
• Sanderson Farms delays NC facility
• Hosemann pleased House Bill 1278 killed
• 3rd school bus accident in 3 days
• Brush fire claims $30K in property
• Brush fire destroys $30K in property
• Local civil rights pioneer passes away
• The big switch
• Oros case stalls again
• Another arrest made in auto burglary cases
• Man arrested for credit card theft
• Supervisors OK $2.75M loan for new DHS building
• Benefit gospel concert at West Laurel Baptist Church
• Council approves reading of ordinances
• New fire station approved
• Airport funding in jeopardy?
• Found safely again
• ‘Voice and heart’ of local Red Cross dies
• State officials working on redistricting
• Counties must redistrict
• Break in burglary cases
• Comcast to make digital switch March 1
• MBI concludes investigation of LPD officer
• Red Cross urges fire safety
• Burn ban unlikely
• Long day for firefighters
• Missing alzheimer's patient found safe again
• Laissez les bons temps rouler!
• Storm drain inlets missing
• Water interruption scheduled for today in Laurel
• ‘Life-changer’
• Walk/run for a cause
• Don’t burn outdoors
• Oil well fire caused by earthquake?
• 2 firefighters hurt responding to call
• UBS blood drive set for Tuesday
• Laurel Schools aims to re-establish ROTC
• Hosemann: Proposed legislation harmful
• New softball complex?
• Dennis ‘right for Mississippi’
• Restoring history
• Why are gas prices rising?
• Supervisors accept bid for nursing home
• New fire station could be approved next week
• Fire danger increases
• Laurel and AARP form partnership
• State officials investigating fatal fire
• Lt. Gov. candidate makes stop in Laurel
• Council will take up issue of servicing vehicles on city property
• ‘3rd Thursdays’ begins today
• Log truck and pick-up collide
• Teen charged in shooting
• Valentine’s Day banquet held for Ellisville State School
• Texting, driving awareness
• Bay Springs woman dies in house fire
• Blueprint for state’s future
• Deadly wreck in construction zone
• Battling illiteracy
• They’re here!
• Laurel Schools ‘on target’
• 2 people injured in Sunday night wreck
• Students to learn about dangers of texting while driving
• Blueprint Road Show to stop in Laurel
• JCJC searching for the ‘Love Stories of Jones’
• Searching for her love
• Jones County VFDs respond to brush, grass fires
• Soso continues growth
• Serving the community
• Tea time for S.T.A.R.S.
• School board members recognized
• Johnson to perform Feb. 19 in Jackson
• Rust College A’Cappella Choir to perform tonight at LHS
• Superintendent’s race heats up
• ACS thanks Jones County Schools for Relay support
• Laurel celebrates Arbor Day
• Entries needed for ‘Crowns’ pageant
• Girl Talk spreads inspiring message to students
• Preparing for the future
• Woman escapes burning home
• United Way celebrates fundraising campaign
• Killer denied parole
• Kids have fun at Ellisville library
• Council approves HOME grant program
• Jasper law enforcement makes meth lab bust
• Jones County man arrested for grand larceny
• Woman escapes burning home
• Rust College A’Cappella Choir in concert at LHS
• Reeves makes stop in Laurel
• ‘When There is Hope’
• Local students work on ACT
• GLOBETROTTER
• Thrash won’t seek re-election
• Councilmembers feeling railroaded
• Supervisors approve new truck for JCSD road crew
• To protect and serve
• Clark continues relationship with Jones County
• The Susan B. Vincent Sportsplex?
• Bringing awareness to epilepsy
• Blood drive today at Cameron Center
• Keep history alive
• ‘Go Red for Women’
• ‘Chamber Art’
• Folks using public parks to service vehicles
• Sanderson: ‘We’re committed to Nash’
• Super Bowl spurs local sales, charitable acts
• Rotary Club holds annual spaghetti fundraiser
• Fired Raleigh police chief to run for sheriff
• City of Laurel recognizing Arbor Day
• SCRMC unveils mobile classroom
• Winter storm blamed for local fatality
• Sheriff’s Dept. donates toys to SCRMC
• LIFE IN PRISON
• Group looks to build park in downtown Ellisville
• Council will consider city appointments
• Ice causes some issues
• Jones County VFDs recognize Firefighters of the year
• Investigation leads to drug arrest
• Laurel Rotary Club plans spaghetti dinner
• Family escapes burning home
• Clayton: Killing wife ‘an accident’
• Wintry weather possible
• Council works to combat mental health issue
• Clayton murder trial begins today
• Heavy rain blows through
• JCFC hosts Firefighter Appreciation Banquet
• UPDATE: Severe weather expected today
• Ellisville cuts ribbon on new fire station, community center
• Read labels to make healthier food choices
• Wear Red Day recognizes effects of heart disease
• AEE sponsoring ACT Review
• County and city working together in Jasper County
• Academic Year in the USA needs host families
• The Power of Healing through Art
• Junior Auxiliary collecting needed items for children
• ‘Tune-up’ to keep your body healthy in 2011
• Comic Con concludes today in New Orleans
• A ‘One-of-a-Kind’ adventure
• Another accident near site of fatal wreck
• Garden Club plants tree to honor LL-C’s Ms. Bert Miller
• Man charged with grand larceny
• West Jones Elementary sets Guinness record
• Sheriff talks with area students about bullying
• St. John’s rummage sale benefits cancer patient
• Drug bust pays off
• ‘I want to run again’
• Book chronicles Laurel murder
• Local VFDs receive significant donation
• Mom, daughter killed in wreck
• Program helps local seniors
• LPD thanks public for assistance in recent drug arrests
• ACS kicks off Relay for Life campaign in Jones County
• JCSD makes key arrests
• Another alcohol-related wreck
• Oros will stand trial
• CF event to be held April 9 in Laurel
• FBI not involved in bank robbery
• Man killed in fatal wreck identified
• Local man’s child pornography trial reset again
• New SSA office opens its doors
• 1 killed in wreck
• No cell tower in cemetery
• Sales tax increases slightly
• ‘Singing For Sue’
• Surviving tax season
• HEROIC BIG BROTHER
• Local church combats cancer
• Beefing up security
• Anti-SF group launches website
• Top pianists compete in Laurel
• Pair arrested for residential burglary
• ‘Look, Listen, and Live’
• Couple injured in accident
• Stalking taken seriously
• Social Security Administration opens new office in Laurel
• Health Awareness Day set for January 20
• UP IN THE AIR
• Cell tower in a cemetery?
• Above and beyond
• Promoting smoke-free Mississippi
• Need for blood is high
• Parole Board changes mind
• Officials waiting on FBI response in bank robbery case
• 2 people were actually shot; suspect remains at-large
• Casino exceeds expectations
• Motorcyclist injured in accident
• ACS honors volunteers with annual dinner
• BANK ROBBED
• LPD looking into shooting
• Property will be cleaned up
• Woman injured in afternoon accident
• Council approves request for another K-9
• ‘Community safe room’ bid accepted
• Woman says she can’t speak against mother’s killer
• Honoring King’s legacy
• MLK Parade Committee hosts free health fair
• Homeowner surprises burglar
• Travel once again an issue for Council
• Mayor’s Youth Council elects new officers
• ‘Could Dr. King lead today?’
• N.C. group fighting Sanderson expansion
• ‘A Day On, Not A Day Off’
• Council to address Feed Store property
• Gardiner Creek drainage improvements in motion
• Three injured in accident
• Jones Co. Sheriff’s Department investigating aggravated assault
• STUMPING GROUND
• Citizen’s tip leads to drug arrest
• City not immediately replacing employees
• School board seeks more student achievement
• Lori Key: House bill ‘insulting’
• Arrest made in robbery at pharmacy
• Tom King: ‘Transportation equals economic development’
• Can Dr. King lead a non-violent Civil Rights movement today?
• LPD seeks shooting suspect
• State Treasurer candidate Yancey in Laurel today for campaign stop
• Mayor proclaims January as Blood Donor Month
• Fire destroys camper trailers, pickup and storage building
• Birthday bash for ‘Ms. Bama’
• ‘Nathan’s Law’ re-introduced
• The People’s Choice Award
• Presentations on agenda for city council
• Laurel JA honors finalists of ‘Character Counts’ essay contest
• JCSD gospel concert set for tonight at NEJ
• Students will have to make-up ‘snow day’
• Honoring Candie
• House repaired from Katrina heavily damaged in fire
• Johnson will stay in prison
• LLT to present ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’
• 6 injured in Hwy. 84 wreck
• ‘We just dodged a bullet’
• HI employee likely was electrocuted
• Crash injures 6 on Hwy. 84 East
• Investigation of officer continues
• GOSPEL FEST
• Waynesboro Kiwanis Club in running for $250K grant
• Young people bring cheer to others
• Freezing precip in Jones County
• BOOK-IT
• Vandalized road signs still an issue
• Foes keep wary eye on salt dome
• Salute to Greatness
• LHS to offer dual enrollment college courses
• City will place new sewer line
• QUALIFIED
• Pair of wrecks tie up traffic
• WE CAN make a difference
• Meth busts decline
• MLK Banquet Saturday
• Record enrollment
• Raleigh fires police chief, 2 other cops
• Who is responsible for property?
• County required to address fire district issue
• WJ Elementary faculty and staff receives free lunch
• Council votes not to rescind payday lending resolution
• Qualifying for August primary election begins
• Another house fire in Laurel
• VFDs showoff new tankers
• Bowen sworn in as Circuit Court Judge in 13th District
• Multi-vehicle crash on Hwy. 84 West
• Council to discuss payday lending resolution today
• Laurel couple loses home to fire
• Class back in session following fire
• State legislators to return to Jackson
• United Blood Services currently has shortage
• Precious gift
• West Jones student athlete reaches out to community
• MLK Parade Committee announces schedule
• Fire damages Glade home
• Tougher penalties needed
• Gonzalez sentencing ‘postponed indefinitely’
• Officials: Project should bring relief to South Side
• The year gaming came to Jones County
• The Arena at the Golden Moon opens Saturday
• Laurel Community Drive Jan. 11 at Cameron Center
• Drunk driver causes boil water alert in Ellisville
• Thankful to be alive
• Leaders optimistic about 2011
• City has $7.7M in water, sewer improvements
• McGee retires as Laurel superintendent
• Council: We don’t own railroad property
• Jones County teen dies on Highway 84 West
• Boil water notice re-issued
• Response operations continue at Williams gas storage facility
• Natural gas leak forces evacuations
• Ellisville residents receive new homes
• Rep. Shows joins Republican Party
• Several streets among city’s improvement projects
• Palazzo takes House seat
• ARL urges responsibility from pet owners
• City has more than $11M in improvement projects
• Family loses home to Christmas time fire
• Supervisors choose new DHS site
• Speed limit signs going up on Red Hill Florence Road
• Gas station burglaries under investigation in Wayne Co.
• New chiefs on board in the area
• Parts of Mississippi get snow
• BP explosion felt in the Pine Belt
• NEJ wins Invisible Children contest
• Nathan’s Law fails
• Pay increase delayed for Mayor, City Council
• Supervisors move closer to building new rest home
• Blessed
• Police look for second suspect in shooting
• Case of toddler’s death back in court
• Budget woes a concern locally
• Rollover wrecks in Jones County
• Portion of Laurel under boil water notice
• Arraignment today for pair charged in child’s death
• Fire danger increasing in Jones County
• Over 2,000 visit casino on opening day
• Merry Christmas = Free Turkey
• Serial rapist caught, but remains in Mexico
• Medical facilities partner to offer free flu shots
• Laurel property owner receives extension
• LET THE GAMING BEGIN
• Local soldier was killed in combat
• Woman charged with arson again
• Recent home invasion not related to previous 2 cases
• Jasper supes approve county mapping bid
• Officials expect great things from casino
• New day for cancer patients
• JCSD to host 2nd annual gospel concert Jan. 13
• Two arrested for trespassing on railroad property
• Laurel man charged in shooting
• JCSD names top employees of 2010
• A Home for Christmas
• Better Boys and Girls Center receives building
• Shop with a Cop a ‘blessing’
• Man arrested on drugs, firearm charges
• UW needs $25K to reach fundraising goal
• Mentoring group goes caroling
• Laurel schools bring in the season
• Literacy Council launches fundraiser
• Easley to perform Dec. 31 at L.T. Ellis Center
• Christmas Magic Festival delights
• Pickering encourages young local leaders
• UBS hosts community blood drive
• Old Beards Feed Store fire still burning
• Hit-and-run death still unsolved
• Ovett man arrested for transferring illegal precursors
• MBI investigating rape complaint against local officer
• Laurel man being sought for grand larceny
• LPD investigating several home invasions
• Old Beards Feed Store burns
• Organization assisting less fortunate
• Palazzo back in Laurel
• Laurel sales taxes still climbing
• Laurel Little Theatre sign installed at Arabian
• Firefighters battle house fire in Powers
• Smith graduates from State Fire Academy
• Local educators give Christmas gifts to needy
• Sandersville adds 4 new officers
• Salvation Army plays ‘Santa’
• Fire heavily damages school
• Pinehurst Hotel back in Laurel
• Most Raleigh folks mum on mayor’s arrest
• Two injured in accident after car runs red light
• Fire destroys storage barn in Glade
• Council will consider dilapidated structures
• School board handles matters
• Bok Homa launches website
• Spark causes fire at recycling yard
• Man arrested for rape ‘a long time ago’
• Supervisors may not attend casino opening
• Laurel improving
• Volunteer firefighters complete automobile extrication course
• Nurse arrested again for drugs
• Mayor may have to go to jail
• Pickering to speak at JCYP luncheon
• Driver was killed on his way to choir practice
• NEJ in running for Uganda trip
• Support needed for holiday blood drive
• DuPree named MLK Parade grand marshal
• DARE to be better
• 8 escape burning home
• 2 killed in separate wrecks
• Ovett Community Christmas gets bigger and better
• Santa shows up at library
• Leaders encourage local teens to get involved
• Molding lives at ESS
• Tips on protecting vegetation
• I-59 work continues
• Retirees gather for Christmas Celebration
• Economic recession not sapping Jones County’s only Christmas tree farm
• Operation Christmas Tree
• Car dealer fed up with break-ins
• Animal cruelty advocate works for tougher laws
• Ellisville recognizes city employees
• Laurel infrastructure improvements continue
• UBS: Give the gift of life this holiday season
• Laurel Oil donates to American Cancer Society
• Newton looking forward to ‘coming home’
• Top-flight entertainment at Bok Homa?
• ‘Charlie Brown’ returns to Arabian Theatre
• Laurel going after exploitive payday lenders
• Home invasions target Hispanics
• LHA gets in the Holiday mood
• Supervisors approve $3M in road improvements
• Program assists fire victims
• Close to home
• EDA gives update of local economy
• Officials prepare for Hwy. 84-15 upgrade
• Council takes steps to make up budget shortfall
• Wreck injures 2 people
• Annual turkey give-a-way Dec. 21
• Food boxes for Seniors to be distributed early
• Preserving history
• Laurel hosts ACT Game Week
• Warren to be Bok Homa Casino GM
• City could face a shortfall
• That’s a big donut
• A Jones County Christmas
• Christmas lights go on at Mason Park
• Motorcycle club hosting toy drive
• Owning a piece of history
• Two lucky to escape mobile home fire
• ‘Tis the season
• Waynesboro seeking help in armed robbery
• Jasper County man recovering after fatal crash
• Gospel group slated for Feb. 18 concert
• City to help meet residents’ dental needs
• Unveiling the Laurel Christmas tree
• Among the best
• Two arrested on heroin charges
• EF0 (Zero) tornado hit Jones Co.
• Mason Park lighting among holiday events
• Laurel student injured in school bus accident
• Two couples injured in Highway 11 accident
• Florida Boys coming to Laurel to help combat illiteracy
• The District spreads Christmas cheer
• Council to discuss property clean up
• Hung jury in MHD trial
• MDOT says no to Sandersville traffic signal
• Laurel moves closer to solving sewer problem
• 2 injured in afternoon wreck
• Man who died in wreck identified
• Wayne County officials make burglary arrest
• Tornado hits Smith County
• Inmate who walked off work detail recaptured
• MHD member back in court
• BOMB THREAT
• Still wanted
• LPD adds 2 patrolmen to the force
• Rich history
• Remembering the lonely
• New lease on life for Laurel man
• Small Business Saturday success
• Folks enjoy ‘Christmas at The Village’
• Massive blaze destroys poultry house
• Christmas in Downtown
• Achieving their goals
• Every breath you take
• Water for Cuba
• Keeping time
• Giving back to the community
• Disaster Action Teams at work
• Stringer bands together to send Maroon Pride to nation’s capital
• It’s a small world afterall
• Two charged in toddler’s death
• Three injured in crash
• Early morning fire destroys Laurel home
• Justice Court building shaping up
• Better Boys & Girls Center fulfills dream
• Don’t leave safety off holiday shopping list
• Santa helps out ACS Relay for Life
• JCYP moves forward in new direction
• Parade added to Ovett Christmas
• UBS to host Laurel blood drive Tuesday
• 5 Laurel Hispanic-oriented stores targeted
• Laurel sales taxes up in November
• ‘Fill the Boot’ benefits MDA
• Helping those angels in need
• South Central Senior Care recognizes Alzheimer’s Awareness Month
• Learning Irish heritage
• Santa helps ARL
• Making cancer real
• Sweep targets knock-off drugs in Miss.
• Assisting needy to be great
• King sworn in as fire chief
• In case of emergency
• City has $11.7 million in ongoing projects
• Decisions have consequences
• Supervisors open bids on new DHS building
• Not guilty
• Barbour: 8 percent cuts for most Miss. agencies
• Driver injured in afternoon accident
• 3 USM players shot
• FRUSTRATED
• Downtown Open House deemed a success
• Veterans Museum pays tribute to veterans
• Rustin fire destroys storage barn, vehicle
• City may hire 2 police officers
• Events, closings on Veterans Day
• Downtown Open House Friday night
• DA will try sex crime cases
• NE Jones team crowned Math Bowl champions
• Honoring our local Veterans
• Wrecks tie up I-59 traffic
• Convicted killer released
• Rollover wreck on Poole Creek Road
• JCJC’s Open House will showcase industrial programs
• Library to trade ‘Food for Fines’
• Benigno praises new programs
• Jasper County to become more energy efficient
• LJC project to bring water fountains to five city parks
• Votes are in for Chancery Court District 10
• Coalition wants answers about casino
• Local authorities still waiting for rape suspect
• Jones County woman dies in hunting accident
• Another accident at dangerous intersection
• ‘Kritters’ entertain local mentoring program
• Ovett home ravaged by fire
• Several area events planned to remember veterans
• Work continues on city’s infrastructure
• Building towards the future
• DARE to be different
• Lions Club hosts Pancake Breakfast
• Grillin’ and Chillin’ a success
• Hundreds fill downtown Ellisville for Rotaryfest
• Miles for McKenna
• VFDs fight fires along I-59
• JCJC hosts Miss. Guitar Festival
• JCSD charge trio for receiving stolen property
• Rep. Scott hosts local residents
• World Day of Prayer
• Unofficial returns in for judge races
• Man who killed ‘lifelong friend’ to plead guilty
• Wrecks send several to hospital
• Ellisville reaps beer sales
• 2nd vehicle sought in fatal hit-and-run
• ‘Christmas Wishes’ theme of Christmas Parade
• Day of Hope deemed a success
• Remembering Candie
• Jasper supervisors accept new K-9 officer to sheriff’s department
• Grillin’ and Chillin’ with Confederate Railroad
• Emergencies keeps Powers VFD busy
• Results remain unknown in judge races
• ‘Groovy’
• Write-in election causing issues
• Palazzo ecstatic in victory
• Shooting in Laurel being investigated
• Burn ban lifted
• Laurel denied stimulus money for fire station
• Deadly shooting in Jones County
• Annual Ellisville Rotaryfest, Grillin’ and Chillin’ Saturday
• Moselle man killed in hit-and-run
• Wayne Co. teacher arrested
• Laurel has new fire chief
• BIG UPSET
• Wet roads blamed for several wrecks
• Leadership scholarship honors Waldrup
• FUMC Food Fest draws Election Day crowd
• ‘Day of Hope’ encourages involvement
• Palazzo takes Jones County
• S-Curve earns People’s Choice award
• Casino seeking fire protection
• Laurel could name new fire chief today
• Hol-Mac expanding operations
• Election Day
• Weekend blaze destroys Soso home
• Taylor hopes to continue representing 4th District
• Palazzo hopes for change by unseating incumbent
• Reform Party candidate Hampton favors flat tax
• Write-ins will decide circuit court judges
• Jones County Sample Ballot
• Laurel plans to annex Sportsplex
• Fair a family tradition
• Conservative Democrat Gill looks to unseat Harper
• Harper seeks first re-elction in 3rd Congressional Dist.
• Jones County School Board has election
• Cancer awareness event more a revival
• Sandersville Fall Fest returns
• FUMC women prepare for Election Day food fest
• Town of Sandersville develops Web site
• Laurel Rotary Club gives the gift of knowledge
• Gas leak forces evacuation of Pendorff trailer park
• Food attracts many to South Miss. Fair
• Laurel Fire Chief to retire Nov. 13
• Efforts continue to pass Nathan’s Law
• Big turn out for JCJC’s annual Treats in the Streets
• LPD investigating armed robbery
• Fair offers a lot more
• Casino causing power outages?
• Pretty in Pink
• More City of Laurel property up for sale?
• Jones Co. Alternative School a model for others
• Rep. Scott hosts local seniors
• One injured in shooting
• Plenty of frights for Halloween
• Think Pink Day being celebrated today
• Write-in election will proceed
• Gonzalez sentencing postponed a fourth time
• Day at The Fair
• Casino still has about 170 jobs to fill
• Laurel man awarded $103M in lawsuit against lawyer
• State Auditor gives New Augusta $50K check
• Jones County man arrested for meth while in possession of firearm
• Deputies arrest duo in armed robbery of Southern Hens Employee
• ‘Funeral’ to bury drugs for good
• Camel a big hit at The Fair
• Jasper Supes approve bids for bridge project
• Firefighters search for missing driver, occupants after rollover accident
• Walk brings awareness to childhood obesity
• Some Emmy Road residents concerned about smoldering fire
• Chopper pilot makes emergency landing at So. Miss fairgrounds
• Good eats at the South Miss. Fair
• Blakeney’s parents push for new trial
• Blackburn joins Palazzo in Laurel campaign stop
• United Way hasn’t quite reached goal
• Musicians ‘rock the block’ in Laurel
• Houser highlights this year’s fair entertainment slate
• Law officers warn against bullying
• Saturday fires scorch Jones Co.
• Teen injured in accident
• Rollover accident traps, injures driver
• VFDs respond to 18-wheeler, house fire
• Area has plenty of Halloween thrills, chills
• Scott to host informational lunch for area seniors
• Local home deemed total loss after cooking fire
• T.E.A. Party urges support
• JCJC hosts annual Heart Walk
• Benigno: Area students ‘too good for drugs’
• Hero remembered
• Jones Co. man jailed for manufacturing meth
• Supervisors show support for CRMC
• Dobbs shares flu prevention message with JCJC students
• Laurel celebrates Red Ribbon Week
• Now Hiring
• Accident claims life of Ellisville man
• NEJ in running for top fundraiser
• School bus safety through magic
• Local Wal-Mart gives back
• Kiwanis gets ready for annual Pancake Day
• Burn ban ignored?
• Walking for causes
• Fair begins tonight
• Fallen hero comes home
• T.E.A. Party rally Saturday in Laurel
• 4 express interest in Circuit Court judge
• Local Red Cross chapter hands out awards
• Celebrating Head Start
• Expecting greatness
• Sandersville hires new chief of police
• Jasper County becoming more energy efficient
• Wayne Co. pair among felony drug arrests
• Deputies charge teens with burglaries
• Deputies charge trio for meth
• Homeowner fortunate
• Jasper Co. Dollar General robbed
• Honor line expected to be on Thursday
• Building lines of communication
• Remembering victims
• Friends of Children Miss. recognizes Head Start Awareness Month
• Council handles several matters
• D.C. out of control
• Truck bounces off I-59 overpass
• Collision on Hwy. 15 sends several to the hospital
• Courthouses in hot water
• Kids clean up their community
• Woman charged with murder in Perry County
• Plea for mentally ill
• Plaintiffs to appeal write-in election ruling
• Council will consider project for city streets
• Laurel School District to host Parent University
• Waynesboro mourning soldier’s death
• General in charge
• It’s Fair Time!
• Phase I of water line project continues
• Officials consider additional water line project
• Community appreciated
• Steffan’s Closet
• Local soldier killed
• Laurel home damaged by morning fire
• Pair arrested following police chase
• Arrests made in LHA fight
• School Board Ethics
• Battling cancer and winning
• Luckett hosting fundraiser in Hub City
• Better Boys & Girls Learning Center seeks public support
• Council will consider several items at next meeting
• Driver, child escape serious injuries in wreck
• Soso mayor’s son arrested
• Sales taxes down slightly in Laurel
• ‘Obamacare’ lawsuit ruling expected soon
• LLT kicking off 50th year
• Perry County Sheriff’s Department makes arrests in string of thefts
• Boil water notice
• MS court upholds life sentence for Laurel man
• Gardiner Creek drainage project may begin soon
• Appreciating the community
• Judge rules that write-in election will occur Nov. 2
• THINK PINK
• Snapshot learning in Laurel
• Taylor tours local Sunbeam plant
• DA Buckley pleased with hiring of state medical examiner
• Great Pumpkin Patch opens today at FUMC
• Prayers answered
• Officials: Laurel’s fire rating not in jeopardy
• Casino job fair set for Laurel
• They’re baaaack
• Covington Co. deputies arrest pair for drugs
• SCRMC Charity Drop winner
• Jasper Co. hourly employees to get more $$$
• Recreation trail coming to Smith County
• No new trial for Blakeney
• Possible rain today won’t alleviate dry conditions
• DISTRACTED
• Loblolly Fest deemed a success
• How does your garden grow?
• Write-in or out? Case to be heard Wednesday
• Probst joins Ellisville Medical Park staff
• Keeping Laurel beautiful
• Businessmen support working inmate garden
• Area residential center could close due to funding
• Ward 4 Neighborhood Assoc. hosts fire safety day
• Residents gather to voice complaints
• JCJC celebrates Homecoming
• Police seek burglary suspect
• Victim of abortion credits God for her survival
• Two wanted in drive-by shooting
• The People’s Choice
• Cause of toddler’s death still unknown
• Fire officials: Don’t burn anything
• Read for the Record
• Debris site fire still under investigation
• New Orleans museum remembers World War II veterans
• Pink Lemonade Party set for Oct. 21
• Jasper, Perry counties report first flu cases
• Two arrested in Ellisville business burglary
• Operation Lifesaver, local law enforcement host railroad safety blitz
• Missing NEJ student found safe
• Judge’s race injunction moved to Hinds County
• City, county fire departments respond to blaze at debris site
• Maddox Elementary celebrates International Walk to School Day
• Swedish businessmen set eyes on JCJC for expansion
• Jones County Burn Ban extended
• Public Works to take over asphalt duties
• Railroad safety blitz planned for today in Laurel
• Jones Family Medicine donates to Red Cross
• City to commemorate Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Five charged in Covington Co. murder case
• Search on for missing NEJ student
• Jasper Supes approve new vehicle for Sheriff’s Dept.
• No arrests yet in Wayne County armed robbery
• Supervisors put up $1,000 to find vandalism culprits
• Three to be honored Saturday at JCJC Homecoming
• Jones County burn ban continued until further notice
• Fire danger remains high in Jones County
• Much fun to be had at ‘Cruisin’ the Coast’
• S-Curve rally set for Friday at City Hall
• Eastern Star hosts Ovett Fall Festival
• The Loving Option
• Leading by example
• Creativity flows at LRMA Arts Fest
• Big burn
• Hundreds fill downtown Laurel for Loblolly Festival
• Red Cross receives donation from Jones County Medical Clinic
• ‘Psychos’ raises funds for the Pink Ribbon Fund
• Two arrested in Wayne County home burglary
• Animals blessed during annual event
• Hospital promotes Alzheimer’s awareness
• Abortion survivor to speak at CPC benefit
• Whack a car today for charity
• LPD receives grant to add two officers to its ranks
• Wayne Co. man arrested after traffic accident
• Burn ban issued in Jones County through Oct. 15
• On the campaign trail
• ‘Game on for Education’
• Heroism rewarded
• Wayne officials investigating incident
• Family claims difficulty seeking treatment at SCRMC
• Laurel may take over asphalt duties on line repairs
• Senior food program may be discontinued
• Ovett Eastern Star Fall Festival Saturday
• Wayne Co. school officials excited about TIF grant
• Student selected to attend leadership conference
• Palazzo opening campaign office in Laurel Friday
• Project gets the green light
• Project encourages accountability among teachers
• EDA honors first responders
• Reaching out to help
• Suspicious fire destroys mobile home
• Preparing for Relay for Life
• JCJC largest college blood drive for UBS
• Parrish defends mayor, chief
• Changing his tune?
• Study: Jones Co. casino will have negative impact
• Remembering fallen officers
• Bunch: Permit needed to burn
• Driver injured in single-vehicle accident
• Lights, camera, action
• LFD makes promotions within department
• ‘Operation Clean Sweep II’ continues
• Group voices concerns about city leaders
• Courthouse getting new elevator
• LOBLOLLY FESTIVAL
• Injunction filed in election
• Brush fire gets out of control
• A simpler way of life
• City of Laurel increasing water and sewer rates
• CELEBRATION
• Sanderson Farms, Inc., announces increase in quarterly dividend
• Fords collide on Highway 84; drivers not injured
• Crimestoppers seeks public’s help in finding 2 individuals
• Investigation ongoing in burglary of Dollar General store on Hwy. 84E
• Water interruption scheduled in Laurel on Monday morning
• Students learn dangers of rollover wrecks
• JCSD investigating vandalism of school
• Annual Miss. Pecan Festival this weekend
• Sunset Gardens sold to Magee funeral home
• Please don’t burn outdoors
• Mistrial for Hadley
• JCJC to host blood drive Sept. 27-29
• Local author to have history book featured at Natchez Pilgrimage
• Residents escape burning mobile home
• ‘He got what he deserved’
• Pleas include DUI death, statutory rape
• East Jones Jr. Beta Club ‘leads by serving others’
• EDA to honor Jones County first responders Tuesday
• Work continues on S-Curve
• City Council looks at redistricting plan
• Chancellor joins Jones County Sheriff’s Department as grant writer
• Supervisors make budget amendments
• 14 arrested on drug charges in Wayne County
• Laurel man quickly captured after court escape
• Richton woman killed in one-vehicle accident
• Deputy, neighbors pull man from burning truck
• Driver injured when Bronco goes airborne, hits tree
• Fire destroys storage barns
• Council will take up change order
• Sales taxes show another increase in City of Laurel
• Fall Festival Season
• Mobile home damaged by fire
• Driver killed in fiery accident
• Man charged with shooting LPD officer in court Wednesday
• Students learn about ‘the real world’
• Businessman bothered by sewage problem
• Keeping our kids safe
• SHOWING OFF
• Local law enforcement receive grants to purchase equipment
• JCSD charge suspects for possession of meth
• Laurel home catches fire
• Documentary part of Constitution Week
• Two men jailed for passing counterfeit $100 bills
• One of Jones County’s ‘Most Wanted’ arrested by deputies
• Man charged with sexual battery
• Pair charged with child neglect
• Judge Arnold questioned about certain procedures
• ESS talent at JCJC
• Sheriff Hodge, Chief Martin, Officer Rogers behind bars
• School bus safety priority No. 1
• JCJC and JCSD form partnership
• Employee charged in Stringer store fire
• LPD receives vital training
• Truck collides with 18-wheeler
• City of Laurel recognizes Constitution Week
• 2 felons arrested for carrying weapons
• Annual car show Saturday to benefit local Red Cross
• LPD investigating incident at Save Rite parking lot
• JCSD holds semi-annual muster
• Council will discuss park near Train Depot
• Voter registration deadline nearing
• Parole violator captured in Pendorff
• Shooting suspect returned from Ohio
• 3 MBCI members give up casino battle
• Battling childhood obesity
• Laurel Schools develop new alternative school program
• Vandals destroy public park
• Teens arrested for stealing golf cart
• Officials issue warning about tree cutting
• Journalist who began career in Laurel dies
• County continues to deal with brush fires
• Sheriff Hodge still waiting on autopsy results in death of 2-year-old
• UPDATE: Parole violator captured in Pendorff
• $131M verdict largest ever in Jasper Co.
• JC Schools pleased with ‘successful’ ranking
• Maddox Elementary School students perform for Board members
• Bay Springs in good financial shape
• AEE thanks leaders for their support
• Child abuse murder case rescheduled again
• Sandersville employees to get a pay raise
• 4 injured as buses collide
• Teen driver sustains serious injuries in wreck
• New $9.8M rest home being planned for Ellisville
• Book tells Mississippi family’s long history
• Jones Co. Fire Council issues burn advisory
• Three vying for Jones Co. School District 5 seat
• Family of four involved in two-vehicle accident
• Arrests could be connected to local Newport bandits
• ‘Wings of Hope’ raises funds for Seth Harris Childhood Cancer Foundation
• JCJC president visits Coast shipbuilders
• Happy Grandparents Day
• Area residents remember 9/11
• Council to consider adding GPS devices to city vehicles
• QDI scores show ‘pocket of excellence’ for Laurel Schools
• Cattlemen’s Scholarship Steak Sale this weekend
• Salvation Army announces Christmas assistance registration
• Graverson promotes prostate cancer awareness
• LHS Select Choir to perform today at Disney World Gospel Music Festival
• Golf cart stolen from Beat Four School
• Flu shot recommended to combat disease
• Jasper County men charged with drug conspiracy
• RSVP remembers 9-11 with ‘Socks for Soldiers’
• Buckley surprised by DA’s resignation
• ACS shutting down Hattiesburg office
• Wings of Hope Day in Bay Springs Saturday
• Budgets leaner, but towns of Ellisville and Soso doing OK
• Specialty tags help local high schools
• United Way campaign kicks off
• 9-year struggle over for local attorney
• Jasper County jury awards $131M verdict
• Car crashes into church
• Allegations against LPD to be heard Friday
• Shooting suspect caught
• Tragedy again
• Supervisors forgive part of back taxes on Sunset Gardens
• 9-11 event Saturday at Laurel Fire Station No. 1
• Election to decide Dist. 13 Circuit Court judge
• JCSD completes new website
• Group seeks Blues Trail marker in dowtown Laurel
• JCSD adds jail docket to website
• Man charged with domestic assault, kidnapping
• Jasper County supervisors clean up inventory
• Domestic dispute likely resulted in Sunday’s fatal crash
• Six VFD's respond to blaze
• Parrish: U.S. should help extradite Jones Co. rape suspect
• Travel at forefront of city’s budget approval
• County passes $41.6M budget
• Laurel Main Street preparing for Loblolly Festival
• Mentoring program has new home
• City Council expected to approve budget
• 2 wrecks leave 1 dead
• Cause of child’s death remains unsolved
• Local program helps to heal hurting women
• Fulfilling educational needs
• Serial rapist suspect remains in Mexico
• Supervisors to hold public hearing about budget
• Victim underwent surgery, recovering
• Laurel mans conviction upheld
• Travel remains a topic of concern
• Palazzo activated for duty at Camp Shelby
• TEAAM autism camp in Smith County enters first phase
• Bullock remembered as dedicated professional
• Laurel makes New York Times travel blog
• Dial: Letter from ‘Choctaws’ is political attack
• Laurel man sought in connection with Wednesday shooting
• Helping Invisible Children
• Travel again an issue for city council
• Wicker tours Sunbeam plant
• Not content with No. 1
• Hampton makes Laurel campaign stop
• MDOT garners national award for S-Curve project
• Dixie Electric learned from Hurricane Katrina
• JCJC students get hands-on lesson in herbicides
• Friday qualifying deadline for November election
• Wicker visiting area today
• Supporters say library vital
• Local newborn makes history
• Laurel teachers, administrators participate in MAC program
• Log truck wreck shuts down traffic on Hwy. 84 West
• Drivers hurt in wreck
• Record enrollment at JCJC
• Residents voice concern during Laurel budget hearing
• Tour takes shrimp lovers on ride from Gulf to plate
• City to conduct budget public hearing tonight
• The fight for veterans’ rights
• VFDs recognized for search efforts of missing woman
• Jones Family Medicine seeks entries for annual car show fundraiser
• Pigs fly in I-59 accident
• Katrina memories
• Teamwork was key in meeting health care needs during Hurricane Katrina
• Red Cross, Salvation Army led recovery charge in days following the storm
• Tibbs, family were ‘blessed’ in the storm
• A day to remember
• County still recovering from Katrina
• Katrina rewrote book on disaster response
• Hurricane Katrina was a reality check for most
• Jasper Supervisors reject bids for Beaver Meadow bridge
• Gloria Lofton remembered as activist, mother
• Keeping you connected
• Judge denies vote on Jones County casino
• Appeal denied in Perry Co. murder case
• Driver injured in one vehicle accident
• JCSD makes second marijuana bust
• Laurel School Board approves dental program for students
• Barbour wants EPA to stop casino
• Work continues on city’s infrastructure improvements
• Mayors partner to promote literacy
• ‘Spice’ legislation added to special session
• Laurel Fire Department conducts annual fire drills
• Bomb threat lands Sandersville man behind bars
• McDaniel still on immigration reform
• Gonazalez sentencing rescheduled once again
• Laurel football player injured
• JCSD happy with results
• Laurel test scores mixed
• Captains meet at mid-field for the coin toss
• Log truck collides with truck
• Pendorff dissolves one community association
• Laurel gearing up for budget
• AARP still needing volunteers
• Benigno addresses tests scores
• Driver injured in wreck with tractor
• Sanderson Farms 3Q profit falls 16 percent; shares drop $2.16
• Katrina a tale of SBA failure
• Sunday storm causes problems
• Mayor Mack recovering from surgery; Wheat acting mayor
• Man’s murder still being investigated
• Tribal judge hears casino issue arguments
• Meth maker arrested again
• Sanderson Farms 3Q profit falls 16 pct
• Interstate 10 Itinerary
• 9-12 Project endorses Palazzo
• Lack of meth busts means crack down on other drugs
• MBCI hearing open to the public
• Wheat: Travel is an ‘elective’
• LPD adds patrol cars to fleet
• MHP to begin DUI blitz
• Barbour calls special session for legislature
• LHA receives tax credits
• Laurel to upgrade alternative school programs
• Driver injured, trapped following collision with gasoline tanker
• Jasper Supervisors make vehicle, facility improvements
• Laurel School Board hosts special called meeting
• Masonite cuts 83 workers at Laurel Mill
• Autopsy results still pending in toddler’s death
• Smoked out
• ‘Zero Energy’ house being built
• New justice court building coming along
• Laurel cracks down on violators
• Missing man found dead
• Inmates learn to become better fathers
• Grand juries return true bills in Jasper County
• Salvation Army to open Family Store in Waynesboro
• Help needed along Highway 28 in Soso
• LPD promotes Norman, increases force
• AEE begins fundraising efforts for new school year
• Myrick home destroyed by fire
• Travel an issue for some council members
• Motorcyclist critically injured
• Trial date set for man who shot Laurel officer
• Employees save ESS from fire
• Sheriff looking to outlaw ‘spice’
• Autopsy results expected today in death of two-year-old
• Supervisors adopt preliminary budget
• City seeing sales tax gains
• Jasper supervisors looking to control beavers
• Two men arrested for auto burglary
• Shiloh Church Road in need of repair
• Council to address several city projects
• Area drivers have new option in license renewal
• Hail to ‘the King’
• Ovett man injured in freak accident
• Four injured in Friday the 13th head-on collision
• City to celebrate National Senior Citizens Day Saturday
• Local pastor now a published author
• Blitzed!
• Registered sex offender arrested
• DAFS partners with PineBelt Foundation
• Autopsy results pending in death of toddler
• Mack has not been arrested
• Civil lawsuit filed against Jones County Sheriff’s Department
• New Leadership Jones County class inducted
• Laurel schools enrollment, drop out rates improve
• Another commercial burglary in Wayne Co.
• Driver seriously injured in rollover accident
• Cigarette bandits hit once again
• Council to consider accepting donation
• Ellisville man arrested for sexually assaulting 12-year-old
• Toddler dies of injuries
• Veterans museum still needs help
• Wanted: Psychos
• JCSD investigating injuries to toddler
• United Blood Services holds blood drive
• Residents register for ‘no-call’ list
• Budget time begins
• ‘Dome House’ burns to the ground
• Kiwanis gives donation to library
• Wildfire danger grows ahead of storm
• Students register for classes at JCJC
• Wreck sends 3 to the hospital
• Laurel receives energy efficiency grant
• Woman injured in I-59 accident
• Driver fortunate not to be injured
• Laurel Schools approve budget
• Choctaws opposed to casino to get day in court
• Casino opposition made clear
• Be safe in school zones
• Laurel officials pleased with ‘smooth’ first day
• Jones Co. schools see enrollment increase
• Jones County School Board proposes .77 millage increase
• Volunteer firefighter injured responding to call
• Miss. Food Treasures
• Hodge urging school bus safety
• Jones County Schools schedules budget hearing
• Judge tosses Hudson case
• ‘Showing God’s love to others’
• LFD chief to lead Homeland Security regional response team
• Inspection Dept. planning Ward 1 blitz for cars parked illegally
• Seniors enjoy picnic at new center
• City council approves controversial FFRC grant
• ‘Miracle Man’ improving
• New Maddox school opening on Monday
• Two injured in mobile home fire
• LPD searching for drug suspect
• PSC coming to Jones County
• Laurel school board postpones loan decision for district upgrades
• Council passes controversial grant
• Heroic send-off
• PRVO public hearing Aug. 10
• Harper likes juvenile commission
• Man saves woman from burning home near Sandersville
• Damage reported from storms
• Doc: take precautions in the heat
• SCRMC physician honored by Johnson & Johnson
• Prepared for the new school year
• Wreck sends 3 to hospital
• The future of gaming
• Council plans budget hearing
• Not a complete wash-out
• Antebellum homes take center stage in Natchez
• 9-12 Project group endorses Palazzo in 4th District race
• JCSD to host first National Night Out event
• City’s water system being upgraded this week in Crestwood Drive area
• Auditor’s report shows county clerks’ salaries
• Bridging the gap with the Choctaws
• Sunset Gardens ready to return to private hands
• Excessive heat warning in effect for Jones County
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• South Mississippi Fair
• GOD BLESS ICE!!!

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