Picayune, MS News

• Picayune, MS News
• PMHS GRADUATION
• POPLARVILLE GRADUATION
• Local man paralyzed by juvenile shooting
• Potential bridge replacement fund shortage draws discussion
• Glade Woods dies
• MHP on patrol for holiday
• POLICE MEMORIAL
• ACCIDENT
• Supervisors support sales tax proposal
• Lawrence sentenced to 57 months for child porn
• WORK UNDERWAY
• Washing Water Tower
• New, old law makers tout legislative successes
• School board approves step raises
• PRC GRADUATION
• PMHS GRADUATION SPEAKERS
• POPLARVILLE GRADUATION SPEAKERS
• DEMOLITION
• Picayune woman charged in fatal accident
• Former State Sen. Ezell Lee dies
• Doggies heading north for a new home
• STAR PROGRAM
• PRC GRADUATION SPEAKERS
• Four arrested, one sought in prescription sale bust
• Picayune man convicted of fondling
• In search of the “Cleistes divaricata” in South Mississippi
• School board honors model bus students
• DRAINAGE WORK
• Centraplex will go back to foundation
• Juvenile charged with Friendship Park sexual crime
• Pull over safely if foul play is suspected
• Boil ban lifted
• ALLIANCE RISING QUICKLY
• Councilwoman Bumpers quizzes chief on what to do if you are “blue-lighted”
• Pinero endorses one cent sales tax
• PRCC GRADUATION
• County demolishes blighted property
• PRC school district budget contemplates no tax increase
• County, Poplarville officials dedicate new, enlarged city gazebo and park
• BOIL WATER NOTICE LIFTED
• MOMMY’S DAY GIFTS
• One vehicle accident takes life of driver
• Deputies investigating alleged home invasion
• Both drivers survive head-on collision
• Public invited to attend law enforcement memorial
• TIDE FOOTBALL
• FRAMING
• Hales proposes countywide sales tax of 1 percent
• Picayune Police ask for community help
• Motorcyclist fatalities have increased after decline in 2009
• PICAYUNE DAY
• Seafood safe; problem is price
• Local groups to perform at Voodoo game
• School board recognizes reading fair champ
• SUPERFUND SITE
• BEFORE AND AFTER
• PRC school board eyes new locker room renovation
• Sheriff’s Department looking for suspect
• Gun found in Picayune jail
• Community complaint leads to drug arrest
• RUNNING HYDRANT
• Supers move closer to adoption of private-to-public road procedure
• 10-Steps to becoming a public road
• Man drowns in Jourdan River saving daughter
• Motorcyclist dies in two vehicle accident
• Summer feeding program extended to churches again
• BOIL WATER NOTICE
• Breaking ground at Pearl River Central for storm shelter
• Beautiful cloud formation over Picayune
• About 50 attend PRC school district info meeting on school bus, time changes
• Feds nab a fugitive in Carriere
• Electric customers warned to avoid payment scam
• Unemployment drops in Pearl River County
• MS Hwy Patrol has issued an Amber Alert for four people abducted
• Boil Water Notice
• BIRD’S NEST
• Senate representation changes in some in county
• Officers arrest suspects for residential, commercial burglary
• Local former GOP chairman’s wife dies
• MINOR FLOODING
• City offers utility theft amnesty, for short time
• Medication collection was success
• Poplarville aldermen adopt new pool hall ordinance
• CONCRETE WORK
• Coast Electric holds energy fair
• Kelly new GOP county executive committee head
• GOING UP
• TRASH TO TREASURE
• Discussion on public-private roads continues
• EARTH DAY
• Pearl River Central school officials will hold info meeting on school, bus time changes
• Law firm offers representation in oil spill sustenance claims
• Firefighters train to battle propane tank fires
• Former police chief’s wife dies of breast cancer
• HIGHLAND COMMONS
• Picayune Police officers to become more fit
• Freshman Senator, Tony Smith, assesses legislative session
• Jazz Fest set to begin Friday
• UTILITY WORK
• Annexation not complete, next step underway
• UPDATE: Smith’s obsession continues
• Six suspects arrested during patrol operation
• Sheriff’s Department offers prescription drug disposal day
• Family disaster preparedness training set for Thursday
• FIGHTING FIRE
• Freshman Senator Hill believes she had a good first session
• JUMPING FOR CHARITY
• Judge sentences Hesson, Rickman, Sanchez
• Supervisors mull public road policy
• Lewis’ efforts to get road fixed highlights issue; effort stretches over 12 years, 3 supervisors
• Picayune Item internet stories
• Utility Authority receives favorable audit
• Saturday’s joint cleanup efforts a “huge success,” say promoters.
• Favre bonds out on felony drug charge
• CONCRETE POURED
• Dylan Favre arrested on drug charges
• Creek, city cleanup set for Saturday
• Supervisor Lee says King open about U.S. Hwy. 11 upgrade
• Poplarville aldermen honors Jordan Travis
• Supervisor Lee says King open about U.S. Hwy. 11 upgrade
• Pearl River Central parents protest school changes
• Council moves to cover deep ditches, apply for oil spill losses
• Poplarville board wants “pool hall” ordinance
• Utility Authority’s first president resigning post
• DEBRIS PILE
• Team, teacher recognized at school board
• Poplarville school board approves student store, door-installation project, hikes lunch price
• FRISBEE GOLF
• Health in Pearl River County not as bad as reported
• Smith’s prized possession is Hank Williams Sr.’s “Cold, Cold Heart”
• STREET FAIR
• MDOT officials say 11 upgrade won’t start until 2015 interim light scheduled
• Officials react to what they heard, but chief engineer calls 2015 a ‘best case scenario’
• Picayune Police arrest business owner on drug charges
• Picayune psychologist pleads guilty to fraud
• GRADUATES
• Armed robbery, shooting suspect found guilty
• Friends of Boley to be at Street Fair
• Applications available for Police Summer Camp
• INFINITY OPENS
• MDOT U.S. Hwy. 11 meeting in Hattiesburg open to public, press
• PRC school board adopts split bus system, new school hours
• Exploration learning center opens
• Palazzo says he will endorse whomever is Republican nominee for president
• Undercover operations net three suspects for drugs
• DUI danger illustrated before prom
• BIG CRANE
• EASTER BUNNY PAYS A VISIT
• Poplarville police help nab an escapee and her accomplice, arrest another for burglary
• Meeting on $10 million Hwy. 11 overhaul changed to Friday
• Storm watcher training takes place
• BOIL WATER NOTICE LIFTED
• PLACING STEEL
• Vehicle parks in Jack’s dining room
• Cooper Road drainage project not approved
• No damage reported from storm
• Poplarville aldermen eye delinquent business license fees
• TRUCK FLIPS
• Dungan says he’s been told $10 million U.S. Hwy. 11 four-lane project delayed
• Driver killed in one car accident
• HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CLEANUP
• Supervisor resolution on utility authority bill fails
• Unemployment was down Feb.
• Egg drop draws children, parents
• Hundreds apply for jobs at new company
• Sheriff’s Department now has polygraph machine
• Boil Water Notice
• EXPANSION
• WILDLIFE DAY
• Mayor says applications will be available at Alliance recruiting events
• County collecting hazardous items
• Fire suspected to be accidental
• Raffle tickets being sold by Friends of Boley
• Appeals Made By Former Coach Rejected
• Complaint and Traffic Stop Lead to Two Arrests
• School Board Approves Meal Price Increase
• Local Woman Remembers a Different WWII
• CAMERAS CONTROL LIGHTS
• FLOOD SURVIVAL
• City aldermen approve storm shelter inspection fee
• Two arrested for separate drug sale cases
• Getting closer to the neighborhood
• Saucier logger has yet to go to trial
• Jobs! Alliance looking for workers
• PRC officials still watching wet roads and creeks
• Porter receives Sondheim Award
• Some roads closed, others eyed for closing
• Flash Flood Warning expires noon Friday
• Three events being moved to next weekend due to rain
• Picayune man killed in car accident on Dummy Line Road
• Walk planned to raise funds to battle Lou Gehrig’s disease
• Flash Flood Warning expires noon Friday
• Rough weather front expected over next few days
• Flash Flood Warning expires noon Friday
• Sky-high prices
• City council names Davis to Housing Commission amid controversy
• Bad weather continues in Pearl River County
• Supervisors eye Justice Court fines collections for one month
• SKY-HIGH PRICES
• City council names Davis to Housing Commission amid controversy
• Bad weather continues in Pearl River County
• Bad weather continues in Pearl River County
• Rough weather front expected over next few days
• Driver of vehicle who crashed into home dies
• Rough weather front expected over next few days
• County, city officials hope Washington trip will help in FEMA loan forgiveness
• Car crashes into residential gas meter, Jackson Landing Road shut down, evacuation almost called
• Two arrested and charged in drug bust
• Utility Authority adopts vacancy policy
• Team CHAOS results mixed at Bayou Regional
• Tulip bed
• Suspects arrested in December pharmacy burglary
• Boley cleanup to team up with Great American cleanup
• MHP officer to speak to PMHS students on drinking and driving
• Azaleas blooming
• Board votes to adopt block schedule
• Suspect attempts to rape 67-year-old woman
• Palazzo, Wicker thank voters; races clarified..
• Planning Commission sends zone map change to council
• PRC GOP voters go for Palazzo, Wicker and Santorum
• Son shoots dad to save mom
• Smoking Joe’s robbery suspect pleads
• Travis honored by school board again; continues to pile up records and honors
• Unofficial election results
• Road work
• Second purse snatching suspect turns self in
• Don’t forget to vote today
• Weekend fires involved injuries
• Slidell theater offers new experience
• County Democrats elect delegates to 4th Congressional district convention
• On the run....
• Local voters get to choose Tuesday
• Two people arrested on drug charges
• Public urged to attend meeting
• SPECIAL OLYMPICS
• Raven Wood residents are strong, independent, but say they need help this time
• Daylight Savings Time arriving
• PRC Democratic Party Convention is 10 a.m. at Courthouse
• Third shoot-out suspect caught in Slidell
• Council still divided on Housing Commission appointment
• Poplarville board approves land sale for Fred’s Super Dollar Store
• Craft beer in Mississippi? Bills to allow it now in Legislature
• PRC school board to advertise for bids on energy savings proposal
• Preparing traffic light poles
• Three-vehicle accident
• Ravenwood homeowners complain about drainage; want to know what industry is locating nearby
• Two busts net two suspects
• One suspect sought, another arrested in purse snatching
• Feeley new school board member
• CHAMPIONSHIP RINGS
• Rail spur construction
• Blue Mass
• Applebee's moving along
• Community leaders reminded of what Stennis has to offer
• School board District 2 election Saturday
• PRC Democrats trying to reorganize after county takeover by Republicans
• Maroon Tide getting rings
• Road Open
• FEMA storm shelters get okay
• Officer accident could be medical related
• Picayune resident pleaded guilty to possessing child porn
• MHSAA wants hazing transfer case to go federal
• Officer in accident
• Poplarville resident sentenced in triple murder case in Fla.
• Nine suspects arrested in three drug cases
• Kids want judge to let them play ball
• Dump truck pulls in front of passenger car
• Kiln residents pleaded guilty to SSI fraud
• Moody seeks school board seat
• Walley seeks seat on board
• Gas Line Repairs
• Charges filed against teacher
• ICE files charges in Mexican restaurant raid
• Local woman guilty of housing fraud
• Gas prices here moving up; no relief in sight
• Walley seeks school board seat
• El Vaquero Chido reopens Saturday morning
• Council member reserves ticket, decides not to go
• Budget cut at NASA not expected to affect Stennis
• Dungan tells supervisors Jackson Landing Road open; Sones Chapel to open soon
• Council divided on replacement
• Poplarville city board awards bid for City Hall renovation
• Feeley announces candidacy
• Council divided on housing commission appointment
• Supervisors nix salary increases for circuit court personnel; approve Washington trip
• Suspect charged with selling heroin
• Parents claim children taped to chair
• El Mariachi, El Vaquero Chido closed by federal agents on Thursday
• CITY HALL WORK
• Group founds a Jewish synagogue in Ozona Community
• Unemployment increased in December for Pearl River County
• ROBOTIC HOOPS
• Further storm assessment revealed more damage
• Tide ladies fall to South Jones
• Early Head Start Mardi Gras parade
• Saturday storm causes minor damage
• Utility Authority gets positive rate study
• Mardi Gras memorabilia for sale
• Severe weather awareness pushed
• Picayune soldier honored by American Legion for service in Afghanistan
• Ribbons cut on new sewage treatment plants
• MARDI GRAS PARADE
• School board to consider schedule change, approves spot for NJROTC instructor
• Rainy conditions said cause of officer’s accident
• Poplarville school officials honor board members, teachers of the year
• Supervisors, Picayune council plan Washington, D.C., lobbying trip
• Local man charged with child sexual battery
• Man charged with phone line theft
• Men run over, one killed by Amtrak near Pearl River, La.; they were hunting, camping out
• Contract workers are at the Superfund site in Picayune cleaning up creosote contaminated soil.
• Work continuing at Superfund site
• Local man’s death may have been a hit and run
• Southern Crabapple proves to be favorite with local gardeners
• Dungan outlines planned bridge projects
• SIDEWALK WORK CONTINUES
• CROSSES ERECTED
• Shooting suspects bound to grand jury
• Saturday noon is last chance to register to vote in March 13 primaries
• Friends of Boley discuss next cleanup
• SAFETY DAY
• Escapee caught in county
• Council discusses which funds to spend first
• Poplarville aldermen honor Holliday, get audit report briefing
• MRI INSTALLED
• Hall suspected of robbery after escaping
• City Hall expansion groundbreaking held
• PRC athletic director says he’ll recommend random drug testing
• Supervisors adopt resolution encouraging more economic development in South Miss.
• MDEQ wants comprehensive waste disposal plan from county
• Police: Powell planned deadly fire for some time
• Bar fight ends in man being run over
• Arson suspected at possible murder site
• Inmate escapes leaving father’s wake
• Inmate escapes from funeral procession
• REPAIRING GAS LEAK
• CAMELLIA SHOW
• Local gas prices continue a gradual upward trend
• StennisSphere closing
• ENJOYING THE RAIN
• Picayune featured in “Blondie” comic strip
• Man charged with burglaries
• STREET WORK
• DOWN, DOWN, DOWN
• Three arrested in heroin bust
• Beware of scams
• TRAFFIC LIGHTS
• SONES CHAPEL BRIDGE
• Probation violation check uncovers apparent drug offenses
• Water Interruption, boil notice
• MDEQ drops efforts to change water regulations
• Man caught riding stolen four wheeler
• Forge Day attracts big crowd at Crosby Arboretum
• Traffic stop shooting case settled
• Picayune officers make arrests
• Beech Street getting a facelift, including better sidewalks
• Stennis testing next generation space flight engines
• Laurent guilty verdict appeal denied
• Dungan wants workshop with supervisors
• PAVILION ADDS TO PARK
• Gas meters on gas mains calibrated
• APPLEBEE’S RISING
• POSING FOR PICTURES
• PRC legislators get “plum” assignments
• Use of program funds approved
• Area weather reports
• COMING DOWN
• Attorney General’s Office files complaint on pardons
• Man charged with selling morphine
• Accounting for vacancies tabled
• Palazzo campaigns in Picayune
• Church listing needs updating
• ANNEX COMING DOWN
• Mardi Gras returns to Picayune
• TIRE REMOVAL
• Council accounts for vacancies
• Supervisors discuss redistricting
• Poplarville aldermen reappoint Jordan to school board
• Some trees are recycled into Mardi Gras trees
• Suspect arrested in failed armed robbery
• US wants to have effective Alzheimer’s treatment by 2025
• Residents, churches celebrate Dr. King’s birthday
• Fire Department looking for pictures of former chiefs
• BAD AIM
• GIRAFFE DOWN
• County to honor King on Monday
• Jones named PRC School Board President
• 'Progress' letters returning as undeliverable, response slow
• Felon in McGill case remains in prison
• Troop K adds 20 new troopers
• PEP RALLY
• Gov. Barbour frees man convicted in death of local woman
• Mars-bound NASA rover aiming for an August landing
• EPA: Power plants main global warming culprits
• Felony theft finds warrant suspect
• Drugs uncovered during traffic stops
• County will begin moving into DHS Millard facility in mid-February
• DEMOLITION
• Chancery Court Judge Doleac sworn in
• Mississippi Gulf Coast cheering for BCS game
• Quick actions save two from fire
• Beech urges residents to file for Homestead Exemption
• Rebound Rumble is robotics game this year
• Congressional candidates campaign here, cite reasons for running
• Lawsuit claims hazing on MS ball team
• When bus stops, traffic should too
• City improvements on the cheap
• Poplarville aldermen wrestle with water bill
• Taking the oath
• Council debates school board pick
• Former Picayune standout involved in fatal accident
• Taking over
• Lee new president of the board
• Economy continues to be an issue
• There’s a new Sheriff in Hancock Co.
• Swearing in of supervisors
• Hudson: budget is top issue in new session
• Picayune woman dies in a one car accident over holiday weekend
• Picayune Council meets Tuesday
• Carriere man dies in cycle wreck
• Local woman still very festive
• Patrol cars to now run on propane
• Car burglar caught and is charged
• One of Santa’s elves brings joy to the Ladner family
• Tide’s title is top story of 2011
• County’s jobless numbers decline
• Local New Years closings listed
• Frierson looks ahead to another session
• Tourney time
• Refurbished City Hall on tap for 2012
• Hub City looking for more air flights
• Hales sees tough times continuing
• Curb side service
• CHRISTMAS LIGHTS
• Second suspect arrested, third sought for recent shooting
• Palazzo says he’s disappointed over short-term tax cuts; to visit Picayune on Tuesday
• Man “borrows” car from baby’s mother
• Council member Breland completes training
• Tony Smith prepares for first Senate session
• Entertainer, broadcaster Rusty Stockstill’s roots go deep
• Council awards bid for City Hall addition
• Christmas closings vary by day
• Formby looking forward to working with GOP House majority
• Holiday shopping season is strong
• CHRISTMAS TREE
• Bond set, possible motive established in shooting
• Sheriff says conversion to save dept. estimated $60,000 a year
• Sen.-Elect Hill says she’s interested in education
• Third man identified, suspect arrested in Saturday shooting
• Supervisor Smith to look into fine delinquencies
• County fire trucks are tested for water pressure
• Investigators say 4 Reps got discounted loans
• Third man identified, suspect arrested in Saturday shooting
• Two men dead another injured in shoot-out
• Jackson Landing Road closed due to bridge replacement
• UA hears from utility rates group
• MDEQ releases 3,000 catfish into the Pearl River
• Many helped the needy by adopting Senior Snowflakes and Angel Tree ornaments for children
• Two men dead another injured in shoot-out
• Applebee’s now building in Picayune
• Holiday checkpoints are up and operating
• City installing new water main
• Poplarville police investigate Christmas decorations damage, home invasions
• Tire dump on Neal Road being cleaned up
• Man arrested on lustful touching charges
• BOIL WATER NOTICE LIFTED
• 2 men charged with home invasions
• Police await suspect from Louisiana in shooting case
• Police seek suspects in pharmacy burglary
• Coast Electric customers to see bills go up
• Grand Jury backs courthouse plans, says old building in bad shape
• Woman pleads guilty to assault in shooting
• Hamfest is set for Saturday
• Small towns fear losing holiday postmarks if post offices close
• WRECK
• Council holds hearing on water rates
• Champs to ride in parade, some for second time
• PRC school board honors outgoing member
• CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
• Holliday predicts another tax hike
• County jobless rate falls
• Toys for Tykes bike run is Saturday
• BOIL WATER NOTICE!
• Shoot-out occurred in parking lot at the Dollar General
• Christmas parade delayed until Thursday
• Hanco of Hattiesburg is low bidder on storm shelters
• Arboretum’s Gum Pond project helps Sagona earn Eagle Scout ranking
• Christmas Parade postponed
• Roll Tide Roll! Picayune wins Class 5A state championship
• Recent power outages affected businesses
• Waller eulogized as transformative Miss. governor
• Christmas parade may be delayed
• Getting ready for championship game
• Deputy chancery clerk retires
• Vehicle burglary suspects sought
• Intermodal center prepares for open house
• Sups ask Coast Electric to let customers opt out of new meter installation
• Community support sought leading up to big game
• Fires worked by VFDs
• Construction on Sones Chapel Road project underway
• Bridge at Sones Chapel closed for replacement
• CELEBRATING
• Egger charges Lee packing pistol at board meeting
• Hales says this might be his last term; has learned from experience
• Tickets to championship game go on sale Wednesday
• NY judge rejects $285M SEC-Citigroup agreement
• Picayune City Council meets Thursday
• Local merchants report brisk sales on Black Friday
• Maroon Tide is Jackson bound!
• BACKYARD BRAWL PRACTICE
• New city of 8,500 people may appear 30 miles southeast of Picayune
• Economy gets mixed batch of news ahead of holidays
• Some fans are torn, but no one has a dilemma like Lee’s daughter
• Lumberton businessman, awarded Key to City, arrested
• BACKYARD BRAWL
• Picayune, Poplarville police seek suspects in home invasions
• Most places to close for Thanksgiving
• Toy safety report finds some holiday dangers
• BACKYARD BRAWL
• USM basketball player caught with marijuana
• Picayune man charged with negligent homicide in I-12 accident
• Piney Woods Heritage Festival huge success
• Vaccarella requests access to election records
• Utility Authority sets date for hearing
• MDEQ commission decision on groundwater amendments put off to after Jan. 1
• Nicholson Elementary fruits and veggies
• PRC prepares for home playoff game
• STORM DAMAGE
• City council moves forward with annexation
• Coast Electric spokesperson replies to meter charge
• Picayune school board to review travel policy
• SECURITY COUNCIL
• Poplarville school board to plant PRV golf course with pines
• Blowout causes major accident on I-59
• West Nile strikes woman
• Supervisors want permits approved on Caesar Oaks subdivsion
• Two great one acts on tap for theatergoers
• Poplarville Police seeking suspect
• Former PRC School Supt. Tercy Smith dies
• Veterans Day celebrated in county
• Upset
• Distracted, drunk driving scenarios discussed
• Picayune City Council meets Tuesday
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• Poplarville school board meets Monday
• HOMER LADNER BRIDGE
• Residents celebrating Veterans Day
• Stennis tests next generation engine
• Senate approves jobs benefits for veterans
• FORMER SAINT
• Junk tank caused gas leak smell
• Hales, Allison, Lee win; Dedeaux loses, Frierson wins
• Complaint about Friends of Boley found without merit
• Coast Guard OKs winding down BP spill cleanup
• Picayune City Council meets Tuesday
• BOBBING FOR APPLES
• Bryant praises Heritage Plastics
• Unemployment increases in county
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• PUMPKIN PATCH
• Voters cast ballots on three Constitutional Amendments on Nov. 8
• City tears down burned duplex
• Safety urged during Halloween
• Summer growth calms recession fears: Will it last?
• James “Jim” Gray announces his candidacy
• Oil spill claims czar: Shrimpers’ pain continues
• BOIL WATER NOTICE LIFTED
• READY FOR GOBLINS
• MDEQ gets an earful of anti-amendment responses
• Man arrested for drug charges during assault call
• Study: Rich get a lot richer, outpace middle class
• Obama announces help for student loan borrowers
• Man gets prison time in crack case
• Favre visits troops at Camp Shelby
• Stennis Center at 50
• ACCIDENT
• School district to start new math program
• Formby, Upshaw pondering Internet sales taxes
• Lawmakers seek tougher stance on China trade
• READY FOR HALLOWEEN
• Sheriff’s Department investigating death as a murder
• Supervisors oppose proposed MDEQ ground water amendments
• UK lawmakers say they’ll defy gov’t over Europe
• Frank N. Egger’s announces for Supervisor, District 4
• BOIL WATER NOTICE
• PRC FAN
• MARCH AGAINST DRUGS
• Utility Authority makes Poplarville rates official
• E-Commerce Raises Question of Sales Tax Fairness
• Lawmakers open to changes in military benefits
• NOAA lab in Pascagoula certified “green”
• Main Street Fairness Act
• STRIPING PARKING LOT
• Picayune’s 311 up and running
• Palazzo says defense target of major reduction
• Obama: Libyans won revolution, opportunity ahead
• Report: Food labels need Energy Star-like ratings
• CELEBRATING
• Council appoints new city clerk
• If you think it’s dry, you’re correct
• County designated eligible for federal disaster assistance
• Free necklaces and shipping for holiday shoppers?
• Coastal forum open to public in Biloxi
• Miss. DMR issues shrimp report
• Water associations against change in new regulations
• Hospital construction on schedule
• Mailing a letter to cost a penny more next year
• EU court: No patents for some stem cell techniques
• POPLARVILLE HOMECOMING
• NATURE SKETCHING
• VFD firefighters fight fire
• 47 cases of West Nile diagnosed in state
• Senator-elect Hill wants seat on education, agricultural and insurance committees
• Doctors: Pap remains best test for cervical cancer
• Utility suit against city, UA, fails in Chancery court
• Library cuts back on service and hours again, after county cuts funding, again
• Wall St. protesters march again in NYC, elsewhere
• 2nd man charged in slaying of Gulfport woman
• Picayune City Council meets Tuesday
• INTERRUPTION OF WATER SERVICE
• PLAYING FOR TITLE
• Six former Stennis employees reflect
• It’s a dog’s life
• Board hears about Nicholson multipurpose building
• Poplarville school board to explore other uses for 16th section with golf course
• Southeast offers free smoke detectors
• Deadliest listeria outbreak in 25 years
• Tugboats christened at Trinity in Gulfport
• Police need help identifying murder victim
• PRCC breaks ground for performing arts center
• 31-year-old woman charged with statutory rape of 13-year-old male
• Health officials urge residents to take flu shots
• VFDs battle recent fires in the county
• 31-year-old woman charged with statutory rape of 13-year-old male
• Supervisors re-fund Nicholson resource officer, cut litter crews, discuss road
• Henleyfield VFD dedicates new fire engine
• Spay and Neuter program to focus on one zip code
• Friends of Boley make third assault on trash
• Three arrested on drug charges
• Picayune man charged with possession of child porn
• Residents object proposed connector road
• While rumors abound on new restaurants, six actually have liquor permits
• City is cleaning storm drains
• PRC school board takes back over sponsorship of prom
• Nicholson VFD to hold fall festival
• GAS PRICE INCHES DOWN
• Deadline for registering to vote Nov. 8 is noon Saturday
• Public hearing on Anchor Lake-West Union road is Thursday
• Council hears of new program
• PAINTING WATER TOWER
• BEAUTIFUL CATERPILLAR
• Bernanke warns recovery ‘close to faltering’
• Unemployment decreases in the county
• House sends White House short-term spending bill
• BOIL WATER NOTICE LIFTED
• Hancock Homecoming Queen
• Board moves forward with refinancing
• Cruising the Coast begins
• U.S. 11 getting traffic light upgrades
• PRC Homecoming Queen
• Cleanup is scheduled for Saturday
• BOIL WATER NOTICE
• COLORFUL SPIDER
• SURVEYING RIGHT OF WAY
• Former archbishop who gave JFK eulogy dies at 98
• Chamber to hold 63rd awards banquet
• Vitter: NASA selects NO for part of rocket project
• PRC HOMECOMING COURT
• Long-time bait shop relocating for bridge work
• Cantaloupe illnesses and deaths expected to rise
• UA SEWER CONSTRUCTION
• HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION
• NRA DONATION
• School board and city come to agreement
• Man arrested in Hattiesburg shooting
• County sends budget memo to department heads
• Senate deal should avert government shutdown
• Tucker to train with FBI
• BUG FEST
• HANCOCK HOMECOMING COURT
• PMHS HOMECOMING QUEEN
• DUCKS UNLIMITED
• Two arrested for separate arsons
• Hancock County accident takes life of local resident
• Highway 43/603 project has changed scope
• Cellular South changing name
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• Street paving work continues
• Pride of the Tide
• Local West Nile cases now number 6
• Aid funds from feds for needy reduced
• County fair midway
• Seniors visit Nicholson Elementary
• City council acts to annex airport
• 1 housing market for rich, another for everyone else
• WRECK IN THE RAIN
• HOMECOMING COURT
• Johnson death treated as possible homicide
• Unemployment up slightly
• Book taken off Picayune Jr. High library shelf
• IMF: World economy enters ‘dangerous new phase’
• FAMILY APPRECIATION DAY
• Board approves two mill increase
• Hancock County woman found dead
• Volunteer firefighters learn to smoke dive
• Friends of Boley plan next cleanup
• PRC school board meets Tuesday
• Unusual accident
• Police make several burglary arrests
• Two fires in county under investigation
• 4 suspects arrested on drug charges
• UA extends HAWL grinder pumps program
• MEDAL OF HONOR
• Police looking for shooting suspect
• Advisory lifted for Pearl River
• Pilot stops in Picayune on national tour
• Obama awards Medal of Honor to young US Marine
• 140 Guard soldiers mobilizing in Gulfport
• Board comes to a budget, hearing set for Monday
• Report: BP ultimately responsible in Gulf spill
• Gulfport proposes water, sewer hike
• Local woman sought by La.
• Sign comes down
• Miss., La. ranked poorest states
• Picayune approved for 311 program
• Former P’ville coach pleads guilty to fraud
• Canal Street property cleaned up
• Board continues to mull budget
• Property cleaned over owner’s protest
• Deputies charge 2 with having illegal drugs
• Mayor discusses drainage, budget, other topics over coffee
• Boil water notice lifted
• Gone, but not forgotten...
• Cowart will be suspended
• Local firefighters reflect on tragic day
• Marlon Stockstill, local Vietnam war hero dies at 65
• Husband remembers wife killed in Pentagon
• BP clearing tar balls dumped by T.S. Lee
• PRC schools to offer abstinence class
• Impact from 9/11 still felt a decade later
• And the walls come tumbling down...
• Council adopts budget, talks gas system
• New West Nile cases brings total for up to 23 for Miss.
• Boil Water Notice - Pearl River Central Water Assocation
• Storm Damage
• Board to advertise possible increase
• Tornado reported in the county
• Communities begin to clean up from Tropical Storm Lee
• Unbeaten Hornets
• Lee’s remnants turn deadly in Miss.
• Friends of the Boley Creek are gearing up for another cleanup
• Temple Inland donates money to Pine Grove VFD
• Rain, Rain....
• Stormy Lee causing wet conditions
• Accident leaves man in critical condition
• Man charged with murder
• PRC High lost water for several hours
• (Breaking News) Murder on Chalk Road
• Rigs evacuate; weather forecast iffy
• Students learn about West Nile virus
• Let’s Go Devils...
• Picayune sits atop AP poll
• Nicholson man guilty of child molestation
• Supervisors have lengthy discussions over budget
• Wreck leaves one man dead
• A nature stroll
• Grand jury reports on county buildings
• State OKs restart at paper mill blamed for fish kill in Pearl
• Twin Towers steel to go to USM memorial
• Here fishy, fishy...
• Suspects arrested on drug charges
• Anniversary finds Gulf Coast on mend
• Residents get update on fish kill
• Giving back to the community
• Big Deal
• Supes face decreased revenue
• Breland giving to kids
• Property transfer sets stage for expansion at Stennis
• Storm Ready
• Hill edges incumbent Albritton
• Robbery suspect caught
• Picayune School board makes changes to balance the budget
• Local candidates vie for several posts
• Fitch beats Yancey in treasurer GOP runoff
• Dupree beats Luckett for Dem. spot
• Albritton, Hill race very close
• Unofficial results for runoff election
• UA board questions decision
• Board hears of the fish kill cleanup
• Friday Night Lights...
• Pearson is sentenced
• County voters return to polls Tuesday
• FBI checking fatal rundown of black man
• County jail is recommended for a national accreditation
• Local folks concerned about fish kill
• Centraplex given back to original foundation
• Weather work
• Council declines agreement with UA
• Weather stations to be installed in county
• Listening In
• Tip from Facebook leads to arrest
• Suspect sought in armed robbery
• Thousands of dead fish and other aquatic species
• Tests underway in massive fish kill
• Several burglary crimes solved in county
• Fish kill could be result of chemical spill
• Local man arrested on arson charge
• City Moves did not involve pay adjustments
• Last of a breed visit Stennis
• Meth bust in county nabs man
• National Night Out
• Local residents plead guilty to intent
• BOIL WATER NOTICE LIFTED
• Years in the making, the Centraplex is being demolished
• School board discusses expenses
• Four New West Nile cases brings Mississippi total to 13
• Honeybees removed from the church’s front-door
• Sheriff Dept. to get jail accredited
• PRC fifth graders are state’s top “number crunchers”
• Picayune Aviation Commission meets Tuesday
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• Practice as a team makes perfect
• Young man shoots self with loaded 9 mil.
• Sheriff’s Department to use Facebook to capture, inform
• Picayune PD hosting National Night Out
• Poll worker error led to incorrect ballot style in Carriere, Poplarville beat 3
• Deadly accident
• Two accidents take two lives in county
• School starts, watch for kids as they head back to class
• Hurricane meeting prepares county responders for worst
• Picayune Housing board meets Monday
• Poplarville school board meets Monday
• Where there’s smoke...
• Picayune Council discusses cleanups
• Supervisors hold short meeting
• Tallying the votes...
• Two West Nile cases reported in county
• Water service repair work planned
• PRC county GOP voters went for Holliday, Reeves, split evenly between Hill and Albritton, and favored Smith over Lee
• Judgeship, constable races sort themselves out
• Allison, Hariel, Beech, Russell, Alan Lumpkin, Turnage win
• PRC supervisor races all still up in air
• Tony Smith unseats veteran incumbent State Sen. Lee
• Lotz named interim head of USM gulf Lab
• Heading to the polls...
• Holliday defeated in bid for top job
• Smith defeats Lee
• Allison, Hariel, Beech among county winners
• Unofficial results from Tuesday's election
• Picayune City Council meets Tuesday
• Officers raise thousands for Cole Alison
• Holliday wrapping up campaign
• Utility Authority hoping to form water deal with Picayune
• County voters trek to polls Tuesday
• Fender bender
• Officers capture more from roundup
• Smith announces candidacy
• It’s for a good cause
• Picayune School Board meets
• State sales tax holiday underway
• Buckhaults announces candidacy
• Gentry announces candidacy
• Bentz announces candidacy
• Good reading…
• Numerous people arrested in Picayune
• Major jobs change at PRC
• Investigator says man confessed
• Fairchild announces candidacy
• Faia announces candidacy
• Lowery announces candidacy
• Picayune teen dead after incident
• County is storm ready
• Smith announces candidacy
• Hariel announces candidacy
• Russell announces candidacy
• Franklin announces candidacy
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• Rain, Rain go away...
• Simmons pleads guilty
• Dist 3 candidates face off
• $740,000 from USDA to expand microbrewery in Kiln
• Formby announces candidacy
• Spiers announces candidacy
• Lumpkin announces candidacy
• Albritton announces candidacy
• Smith announces candidacy
• Moeller announces candidacy
• Turnage announces candidacy
• Dirty work
• Faulkner guilty of 7 sexual crimes
• Picayune residents grandson killed in combat
• Utility Authority to do rate study after a debt reduction
• Daylight raid rounds up suspects
• Several plead guilty in Party case
• Man denies killing priest
• Council has plans for City Hall
• Candidates hold forth at forum
• Glitch kept Priest killer out of jail
• BEATING THE HEAT
• Firefighters battle blazes
• Former local psychologist indicted
• Barbour has no faves
• I have been blowing and going
• RAIN BARREL
• Trio of locals nabbed in Slidell
• Rain floods streets in two states
• Community growth begins with major construction project for Highland Community Hospital and surrounding development
• More Republicans running in local races
• Hospital holds topping out ceremony
• Park named for Stockstills
• Hill announces candidacy
• Dist. 1 race heating up
• County awards bid
• The Deuce was loose...in Picayune
• CUTTING LIMBS
• Justice Court probation system proposed
• Sister arrested for allegedly trying to sneak drugs into county prison
• Couple “taste-test” canta-melon: Strange
• Three people seriously injured in accident
• Frierson announces candidacy
• McClinton announces candidacy
• Poplarville school board adopts $17.7 million budget
• Lee announces candidacy
• Bullen announces candidacy
• Dedeaux announces candidacy.
• Astronauts get busy with space station stockpiling
• Obama challenges GOP to compromise on debt
• New water meters being installed
• Suspects caught, arrested
• Stennis has launch viewing
• Contraband found in mail
• Holliday thinks he may be getting some traction in governor’s race
• Picayune school board passes budget
• PRC school board adopts budget, honors former Supt. Penton
• Airport is self-sufficient, cemetery is not
• Absentee ballots due July 30
• Hancock to buy sand from Pass harbor
• Harrison County extends burn ban
• Man killed by grizzly at Yellowstone National Park
• YARD WORK
• Property owners sue city, Utility Authority
• Local residents charged with La. metal thefts
• Critics say NASA ignoring its ‘backup plan’ rule
• Breland announces candidacy
• NCBC Gulfport to change hands
• Colon cancer deaths down except in Mississippi
• Companies ordered more factory goods in May
• CROWD GATHERS
• Paving more than 30 percent complete
• Culpepper says she’s not in favor of “gun control”
• Lee announces candidacy
• Officials want out of lawsuit
• Biloxi woman’s body recovered from Back Bay
• Casey Anthony cleared of murdering young daughter
• Picayune gardeners are scratching their heads: Is it a water-loupe or a canta-melon?
• PROPERTY CLEANUP
• US celebrates July 4th with parades, barbecues
• Allison announces candidacy
• Dividend declared by Peoples Financial
• Forrest General to operate 4 Jeff Davis facilities
• US celebrates July 4th with fireworks, parades
• Woman charged with commercial burglary
• Friends of Boley discuss trail construction, dedication
• Unemployment drops by .2 points
• District 40 State Senate candidates field questions
• Picayune City Council meets Tuesday
• PRC school board meets Thursday
• City wins Spirit Award from Miss. Municipal League
• MDOT’s 43 proposal stirs up “hornet nest” in Kiln
• Laptops for patrol officers to save fuel, time
• Magee announces candidacy
• SIDEWALK REPAIRS
• Picayune schools will start year without budget
• Supervisor board attorney recommends no action on firearms ordinance
• Police Dept. to hold another community academy
• Bryant visits Picayune, speaks to Rotarians
• Beech announces candidacy
• Ham operators get unexpected practice
• Talk in District Two
• Discussion of Pearl River
• Guthrie new PRC superintendent
• Pair arrested on meth charges
• Fire campers see simulator
• WE WANT FOOTBALL
• Legislative races heat up
• Nuisance dog disposed of
• Pair of local men killed in two accidents
• City looks to cut expenses
• Work complete on Burnt Bridge Rd.
• One dead, 2 injured in auto accident
• Libertarian Knezevich campaigns
• Methane supplies on hand sufficient
• Battle with political signs continues
• Suspect caught in auto burglary
• Meeting for input on Pearl River diversion problems
• HOUSE DEMOLISHED
• Pearson found guilty
• Carriere fire chief honored by community, firemen
• Crossed lines turn off the power
• Judge rejects alleged bank robber’s plea
• Retired archbishop, 98, moves to nursing home
• PMHS grad works for NASCAR truck team
• Archie Wheat Road bridge complete
• Candidate has ambitious campaign goal
• Stockstill announces candidacy
• PRCC will not increase tuition for 2011-12
• Palace Casino reopens; smoke free
• Hotel worker accused in peeping Tom complaint
• Forecast predicts biggest Gulf dead zone ever
• Kiln 11-year-old dies after he’s shot in Vicksburg
• Pakistan nabs CIA informants
• Linchpin in hunt for bin Laden back with al-Qaida
• TAKING A RIDE
• Picayune cuts teachers, support personnel
• Poplarville school board eyes new budget
• Nicholson, Team CHAOS to hold camp
• Carriere fire chief Wagner dies
• Stockstill announces candidacy
• Man accused in robbery as couple answers ad
• New rules to cut confusion on sunscreen claims
• Cautious consumers could see lower prices ahead
• BLUEBERRY JUBILEE
• Penton resigns as Pearl River County school superintendent
• Supervisors can’t delegate “burn ban” decision to Manley
• Bennett announces candidacy
• Landmark in Bay St. Louis to get blues marker
• Salvors raise bow of boat that sank in collision
• Hearing set in Chevron tax case
• Longleaf Trace expansion hits snag, will go on
• Seniors face Medicare cost barrier for cancer meds
• 40 years after leak, Pentagon Papers coming out
• HUNTING EGGS
• Pearl River County legislative races can be confusing
• None injured in Friday shooting
• County worked four fires late last month
• Storm causes minor damage
• Man dies after jumping from 2nd floor of hotel
• Man charged with molestation of two
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• Poplarville school board meets Monday
• ACCIDENT
• City tears down burned out home
• Bond set for suspects in Kiln slayings
• Fate lands woman in middle of Joplin tornado; she’s now a storm refugee
• Knezevich announces candidacy
• All ROTC cadets back at Camp Shelby
• Port receives $481M from HUD
• Harrison Co. sheriff wants more money for salaries
• Suspect arrested in church burning
• NATURE CAMP
• RIBBON CUTTING
• Suspect charged with murder
• Rodeo is Friday and Saturday night
• King campaigns here for highway commissioner
• Smith announces candidacy
• Senate votes to let Fed trim debit card swipe fees
• Seniors’ medical pot collective stirs up trouble
• $1.5M available for Gulf oil spill studies
• Basketball courts cause council dispute
• LAYING EGGS
• BLUES OUT
• Three suspects arrested for murder
• Supervisors to explore laws concerning discharging guns in county
• Supervisors respond to story critical of two of them over SPCA funding
• Gulf counties extend burn ban
• PSC CANDIDATE
• GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE
• SCAT TRACKS
• Coach accused of buying Adderall from student
• Burn ban in county not requested
• Algae blooms reported in Lake Pontchartrain
• Calling all teen photography enthusiasts!!
• Burn ban possible soon
• City and Utility Authority reach water agreement
• Shrimpers welcome early season
• Bond denied for suspect in May shooting
• 2 sought in triple shooting that killed 1 man
• Harleston woman dies in 1-vehicle accident
• Picayune City Council meets Tuesday
• Ag industry faces labor woes in immigration debate
• CAMPAIGN
• Stennis celebrates 50 years
• Apartment building torn down
• Sheriff’s Department makes arrests
• Wildfire burns part of Deer Island
• Man pleads guilty to transporting cocaine
• Food pyramid out, ‘My Plate’ in for healthy eating
• Goldman Sachs subpoenaed
• Unemployment drops slightly in Pearl River County
• Former supervisor dies
• Dossett announces candidacy
• Widow sues over ship accident
• 2 plead guilty in Gulfport bank robbery
• Hewes, Reeves discuss education ideas at forum
• Palace will ban smoking
• GOP questions federal rules on healthier eating
• DUPREE VISITS
• County jail named after two fallen officers
• Local teacher earns presidential award
• Authorities say 3 accused in Purvis man’s death
• Museum leaders moving forward with expansion
• MEMORIAL DAY
• Picayune’s new treatment plant in testing phase
• Local family remembers time, friends in Joplin
• Bryan announces candidacy
• Pascagoula consolidates accounts from 4 banks to 1
• Hospitals hunt substitutes as drug shortages rise
• Memorial Day comes as troops fight in Afghanistan
• RETIREMENT RECEPTION
• Rash of counterfeit bills broken
• Checkpoints planned for the holiday
• Officer finds stolen truck in Bogalusa junk yard
• Two of three candidates show up for sheriff’s Q&A session
• BOIL WATER NOTICE LIFTED
• Last shuttle spacewalkers make history above Earth
• PICAYUNE GRADUATION
• County to get new county agent; janitorial bid on county administrative building accepted
• Utility Authority makes renovations on damaged manholes
• Waste Management gets garbage contract
• Apartment manager accused of embezzling
• Work begins on new assault ship at Ingalls
• Army chief picked to head Joint Chiefs
• Men narrow women’s population advantage
• IT’S GOING UP
• WOW serves first legal drink of liquor since county’s founding in 1892
• Tire dump days might be numbered
• New teacher honored for hard work
• Bryan announces candidacy
• LIGHT WORK
• SPEAKERS
• NATURALIST
• Water associations say they have enough water but lawn and garden demands is producing low pressure in some areas
• School year nears end, students recognized
• Donations sought for Picayune Police summer camp
• West Union closed May 31
• ROAD CLOSURE
• Jacks Rules ~ Simple Advice for Grads
• BLUES CONCERT
• Holliday proposes expansion of Poplarville City Park
• Death toll in Missouri rises to 116; 7 rescued
• INTERRUPTION OF WATER SERVICE - BOIL WATER NOTICE
• Legislators will run in current districts, it seems
• Greenwood given prestigious national award
• No burn ban here, but one in St. Tammany Parish
• Hancock Rebels honored with state historical marker
• Coroner: Woman had been dead at least 2 months
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• High water makes Mississippi dangerous to navigate
• US predicts 3 to 6 major Atlantic hurricanes
• PRC GRADUATION
• CONSERVE WATER
• Recognition for work in Shay Park
• Police chief says efforts being made to conserve fuel
• Dawsey names Smith as interim assistant chief
• No burn ban in effect, but caution urged
• 2 boats collide in the Gulf of Mexico, 3 missing
• Feds must stop writing gibberish under new law
• Flooding
• Council gets testy during sidewalk debate
• Carriere man arrested and charged with drug possession, intent to distribute
• First permit in Centraplex cleanup issued
• Gouguet wants to discuss why natural gas cost more in Picayune
• Coyotes unnerve Biloxi residents
• 2 Hattiesburg police officers fired; 1 suspended
• End of the world? How about a party instead?
• Cochran remembered
• Two local boaters rescued
• Local GAC dubbed a success
• Nicholson Elementary teachers gets slimed by a students
• Four arrested in meth cases
• Luke fights blighted property
• Dog classes completed
• Great American Cleanup is Saturday
• Luke eyes abandoned house
• River rising
• GED program continues to successfully graduate inmates at county prison
• Voter registrations at high schools continuing
• Authorities want to know who owns trailer
• Travis Rose campaigns for PSC in Picayune on Wednesday
• Vaccarella announces candidacy
• Dolphins ready to entertain crowds in Gulfport
• ELVIS RECORD
• FLOOD WATERS
• Two Picayune residents are dead following traffic mishap
• Tax collections down, says finance director; new band director named
• Poplarville school board names Gentry vice president
• Residents charge supervisors, candidates delinquent on taxes; supers dispute claims
• WRECK
• PRC school board wants more info on drug testing
• Fog brings down smoke from buffer zone fire
• Supervisors award paving bid; eye industry prospects for Movie Star building
• Fail announces candidacy
• La. man killed on Interstate 10 near Gulfport
• PAINTING POTS
• Miller says Poplarville drug testing program a success
• There are many things to do between Exit 1 and Exit 4
• Claims process to go under Hood’s microscope
• Rub-a-dub-dub, washboard into rhythm sections
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• PRC school board meets Monday
• Poplarville school board meets Monday
• Jr. Pride of the Tide has successful year
• TORNADO DONATIONS
• BOOK SALE
• Students protest fellow student’s deportation
• Firefighters taking trip to Smithville
• Boley Creek cleanup set for Saturday
• Luke says he will investigate abandoned house problem
• Jazz Fest’s Thursday opening has local flair
• Traffic stop, complaint lead to arrests
• Centraplex issue moves forward
• Cars reported burgled in front of county jail
• Holliday on the road in home stretch
• New chief sworn in, city acts to save electricity
• Mississippi River flooding not expected to affect county
• Missouri levee blast eases threat to Illinois town
• 2 charged with copper theft from Biloxi dock
• Harrison deputy top DUI officer
• Report: Metro New Orleans biggest loser in US
• BEAUTIFUL BLOOM
• Supervisors vote 3-2 against courthouse expansion project
• DHS contractor tells supervisors he was “thrown under the bus”
• Local effort to provide relief to tornado victims
• No increase in local security after bin Laden’s death — yet
• French arrival in 1699 celebrated in Ocean Springs
• Obama honors 2 Army privates killed in Korean War
• Inside the raid that killed bin Laden
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• US used ‘multiple methods’ to ID body
• RELAY FOR LIFE
• FLEA MARKET
• Deputies resolve stolen metal, arson cases
• Stolen car found in St. Tammany Parish
• New law is stiff, but could be stiffer
• Picayune City Council meets Tuesday
• Deputy Chief Ervin resigns from police department
• Tornadoes devastate South, killing at least 280
• Hobolochitto Creek cleanup coming soon
• Two fires take two lives
• Shareholders vote on Hancock’s buyout of Whitney
• Tornadoes devastate South, killing at least 250
• Louisiana couple indicted in Katrina fraud case
• Mark Stockstill is Highland CEO
• Centraplex issue might be coming to a decision point
• At least 11 dead as storms pound South for 2nd day
• Road dedication set in Pascagoula
• GOING FISHING
• FRAMED UP
• Supervisors want to talk to DHS contractor
• County said to be in drought
• Picayune school board recognizes Beta student, state science fair competitors
• Chinese drywall supplier agrees to settlement
• TO GO UNDERGROUND
• FLOWER BED FIRE
• Man believed to have attempted suicide after slaying woman
• Miss. Power says outage was for upgrade
• PRC school board facing August, November elections
• Health Dept. offers free immunizations this week to children
• Authorities find missing fisherman in Stone pond
• Scientists fret over BP funds for Gulf research
• GCRL hopes for more BP oil spill research effort
• PLAYGROUND REOPENED
• EASTER EGG HUNT
• Investigators make crack cocaine bust after long investigation
• Utility Authority projects nearing completion
• Larry Barker remembered for his love and help for disadvantaged children
• County, Poplarville offices will close Monday; Picayune will be open
• Lumberton hoping for new hospital
• Grand jury indicts Ocean Springs doctor
• Gulf to Great Lakes walk against water pollution
• Picayune school board meets Tue.
• Officer, firefighter of the year honored
• Supervisor eyes Millard landfill for methane to generate electricity
• County resident dies in car crash
• Cat Pack seeks to help reduce strays
• Suspects in shoot-out identified
• 2 Amtrak accidents in 1 day kill 1, injure 7 in La
• BP sues rig owner for $40B; blames it for disaster
• Bogalusa bank robbery ends in shoot-out in White Sand
• Beechwood public housing units being torn down
• 16th section timber theft case continued
• Amtrak train hits truck in SE Louisiana
• Day of remembrance: 1 year after Gulf oil disaster
• BREAKING NEWS — Bogalusa bank robbery ends in Whitesand shootout
• PENNIES FOR YOUR PARK
• Seafood businessman says misperception of seafood still affected by oil spill
• Jim Luke appointed City Manager
• Chamber gears up for new promotion
• DEA, police collecting old, unused drugs
• Casino group names new director
• Deadline Wednesday for Gulf oil spill litigation
• Delay sought in Hancock debris cleanup civil case
• NICHOLSON RELAY FOR LIFE
• Palazzo talks to Coast Electric employees
• Man guilty of fondling
• Scientists: Gulf health nearly at pre-spill level
• EGG DROP
• Albritton comments on redistricting process
• Reeves says he wants lieutenant governor post to influence state’s future
• Picayune City Council meets Tue.
• PRC school board meets Monday
• DISNEY SPECTACULAR
• PENNIES FOR YOUR PARK
• Officials say Drug Court successful, saving taxpayers money
• Cold case, murder of Leola Jordan, probe continues after 12 years
• Friends of Boley prepare for another cleanup
• Mitchell announces candidacy
• Hearing delayed in police chief’s daughter’s death
• Chaney: Mitigation key to reducing insurance rates
• AP Enterprise: Experts fear another oil disaster
• Supervisors to bid janitorial contract
• Hundreds of volunteers renovate park
• Lt. Gov. Phil Bryant campaigns along Gulf Coast
• Communication board considers consolidating dispatch
• Williams announces candidacy
• PARK RENOVATION
• Board makes plan for school rank improvement
• County resident charged with DUI homicide
• Poplarville school board lets 2nd phase bid
• Man arrested in theft of brass ship propeller
• Allstate rates going up in Mississippi
• Cao says he was fired from oil spill claims post
• STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM
• MDOT Hwy. 43 Proposal catching flak at both ends
• Team CHAOS in Smoky Mountain Regional
• Supervisors seemingly have votes for courthouse expansion
• Man accused of using screwdriver in $700 robbery
• Texting drivers, speeders blamed for I-10 deaths
• Boil Water Notice lifted
• PARK WORK
• ANTIQUE CARS
• Four-wheeler investigation uncovers more stolen property
• Man charged with child molestation
• Applications available Monday for PD Summer Camp
• Miss. Gaming commission director to retire
• Spring break event under way at coliseum
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• Poplarville school board meets Monday
• Housing board meets Monday
• Old, abandoned black cemetery center of controversy
• More than 50 classic cars will tour Picayune this weekend
• Community complaint leads to meth bust
• State Sen. Simmons wants MAP to succeed
• US District Judge L.T. Senter Jr. retiring
• Buffett wins approval for casino plan
• US to use Facebook, Twitter to issue terror alerts
• Archives, Ancestry.com post-Civil War files online
• Boat captain admits to smuggling pot
• Fire reported on edge of French Quarter
• OUT OF THE PARK
• Fire truck hit with rock from overpass
• Ford brings safety course to Poplarville
• Local student performing in nationally-recognized, award-winning cemetery tour
• Pearl River County unemployment rate dips
• Family seek information on slaying
• School supt: 7 students injured in coast bus crash
• Community Policing
• County sustains damage in storm
• Baria replies on redistricting; council against redistricting proposals
• City receives another favorable audit
• Storms fell trees, crush homes in South, killing 9
• Center Water Association has issued a boil water notice
• Supervisors okay and endorse cycling safety signs
• Arboretum designer memorialized
• Oz Crosby discusses development of arboretum
• PRC school board gives green light to building program
• Storms expected to sweep through Mississippi
• Lack of cleanup funds will not affect meth busts
• Street Fair gets off to good start on first day
• Picayune moving forward with annexation
• Shaw Homestead highlight of second seminar on “old times”
• Picayune City Council meets Tuesday
• PRC school board meets Monday
• BEAUTY
• SPRING FLOWERS
• WILD FLOWER
• Cocaine products found in two busts
• Girlfriend pleads to murder of Clyde Daniels
• Tickets still available for banquet
• Wounded Vet
• Legislators at a stalemate on redistricting; new plan dilutes Picayune
• Deputies seek runaway teen
• Holliday addresses Rotarians
• Theft prompts local business to donate
• Blue Knights ride Saturday
• USM planning new $36M business building
• Missing BP laptop had personal data of claimants
• Home price declines deepen in major US markets
• Jazz Fest officials gear up for 2011 celebration
• Hike for Heroes
• County hoping county court will pay for itself
• Hike for Heroes event a success
• Manslaughter charge explored in spill
• PRC completes hammering out reply to MDE audit
• Supervisors discuss proposed courthouse square plans, again
• Firefighters hold boot drive, donate to Red Cross
• ACLU, Forrest Co. settle lawsuit over gay jailer
• Medicare rise could mean no Social Security COLA
• PUTTING UP POLES
• Hike for Heroes to arrive here on Tuesday
• Deputies find meth during traffic stops
• Summer camp storage unit burgled
• Hundreds of fox hunters in Picayune for contest
• PRC school board meets Monday
• Wildlife Day at the Arboretum
• Local resident shocked by quake
• PRC Board meeting on audit again on Monday
• Operation heat wave successful
• Coast man indicted on several child exploitation charges
• Meth complaint leads to lab, endangered child
• Hartfield honored with certification as an field archaeologist
• Fleeing suspect tries to dump gravel on officers
• Sewage backup complaints uncover problem
• Utility Authority gets greasy
• Seafood Museum to be rebuilt at Point Cadet
• Feds seek science grads to work on drilling safety
• Man arrested after non-fatal accident
• CHAOS takes 3rd in Bayou Regional
• Lumpkin at home after surgery to repair shoulder
• Picayune school board swears in new member
• Fight in Nicholson results in no arrests
• Boil water notice lifted
• Gaming Commission review pending for new casino
• Man convicted in 2001 slaying to be freed
• STARS FIELD DAY
• PRC board considers audit conclusions
• Friends of Boley group plans for trails
• City prepares for Drum Hike arrival
• Hancock Holding selling shares
• PRC School Board to consider audit Monday
• Holliday comments on Bryants foray into redistricting battle
• Shaw gathering entertaining, educational
• USM player, another man sue club over shootings
• LONG JUMP
• SPECIAL OLYMPICS
• Verbal altercation turns violent
• Community complaint finds synthetic meth at gas station
• Land Trust sets event at historic log cabin; Judge Mozingo to talk on area history
• New communication system works, for the most part
• Public hearing set for new zoning regulations
• Pascagoula Police: Fake bank bomb may be gumbo
• BREAKING NEWS — Shooting in Picayune
• Precautionary boil water notice issued
• Man allegedly stole diesel from county barn
• Huey Stockstill wins Highland Commons Parkway project
• Lumpkin injured; taken to Forrest General Hospital
• State Treasurer Reeves campaigns in Picayune
• Lawyer’s suit over bribery arrest settled
• Fatal crash involving prisoner transport vehicle
• Northrop Grumman plans shipbuilding unit spin-off
• Sirens not sounded during last week’s storm
• Council moves to next step in annexation
• County keeps promise, cleans up messy property
• School board tables selecting remainder of officers
• Supes move to cleanup property in Carriere; mull vote on courthouse square proposal
• Pearl River County unemployment rises
• Sheriff’s Department works with scrap yards to curb metal thefts
• Mayor emphasizes good news at Chamber’s coffee
• Blitz build brings students from Pennsylvania
• Bicyclist hits truck
• City Council meets Tuesday
• FEMA shifts course on flood map modeling
• CAR FIRE
• Two busts in two days results in 12 arrests
• Pearl River County School board accreditation audit finds faults
• Citizens wanted to know the costs of courthouse square revitalization
• Accident kills local man
• POS production is hilarious
• Miss. escaping most of foreclosure crisis
• MGCCC to hold groundbreaking in Gulfport
• Man arrested in Lamar slaying
• Bond denied in Gulfport slaying
• Blown Away
• Powerful, soggy storm causes minor damage
• State Fire Marshal official says county and FM office can work together
• Home fire kills one Tuesday night
• City of Poplarville gets highest rating on audit
• Japan’s ambassador sees growth in Miss. investment
• Death-by-cooking-oil case reversed by Miss. court
• Space shuttle Discovery makes last descent ever
• Rowdy Mardi Gras gives maskers a chance to mock BP
• Storms dump rain on Miss.; flooding main concern
• Severe weather in Southeast spawns 3 tornadoes
• Armed robbery involved local sports standout
• Hales says no one is going to “tear down” old courthouse
• Senior project to benefit K-9s
• City hires new fire chief
• Mardi Gras parades in 3 Miss. coast cities
• Reserve Saints plates through coast science center
• Writer Greg Iles injured in traffic accident
• Mardi Gras parades in 3 Miss. coast cities
• BP: More blowout preventer testing needed
• Late Mardi Gras meets spring break for rowdy fete
• Supervisors to hold public meeting Thursday on courthouse square
• Drug fund pays for police vehicles
• Pascagoula dispatcher arrested for child porn
• 2 rescued after rig fire in Gulf of Mexico
• Challenger says Hosemann shouldn’t control harbors
• Meth bust uncoverss stolen goods
• Hancock wins District One Picayune school board post
• City hall sale postponed
• Firefighters recover man’s body after quenching fire
• Officers, citizen injured in vehicle accident
• US appeals judge’s order on drilling permits
• Casino workers may get oil spill funds
• PRC school board meets Thursday
• Picayune planning commission meets Tuesday
• Fire Chief Keith Brown recognized
• Overseas thieves also running rental scams
• South Side teacher seeks science grant; Wheat thanks board
• Picayune school board election is Saturday
• Local residents catch big fish at Waveland pier
• Scam limited to phone calls
• BP engineer cites privilege over e-mails with wife
• Ex-manager gets house arrest in Miss. mass raid
• Pass Christian Blues Trail marker to be dedicated
• Luna Moth spotted
• Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss!
• Beware of scam aimed Keesler credit union account holders
• Gunfire claims at council meeting investigated
• Candidate filings apparently final in PRC; might be up in air in other counties
• Wanted man runs from deputies, then surrenders
• Hard winter for manatees, as well as dolphins
• Moss Point man pleads guilty to capital murder
• City renews ambulance contract
• City ponders ways to clean up tires
• County hospital might be on path to new era
• Picayune school board meets Thursday
• BOIL WATER NOTICE
• Water Main
• Supervisors approve AAA ambulance contract renewal
• Officers in DUI, one resigned, another terminated
• City starts new program
• Palazzo to speak at police, firefighter banquet
• Duane Wheat announces candidacy
• Murder trial bumped to August
• Purvis man dies after diving into Miss. Sound
• Gilmore named Item publisher
• Store owner, clerk charged with sale of synthetic marijuana
• Picayune man sentenced 10 years for DUI
• Trash fire burns 162 travel trailers
• Congressional delegation will help get Lake at Millard
• Picayune City Council meets Tuesday
• STREET PAVING
• Poplarville industrial icon now closed
• Investigators bust suspects for weed, crack
• Friends of Boley may expand efforts
• Sen. Lee changes party
• Scientists scrutinize rise in baby dolphin deaths
• Gov’t and big tobacco in dispute over proposed ads
• Mexico army: Suspect says ICE agent slain in error
• Space shuttle Discovery fueled for final flight
• Oil jumps above $100 on Libya supply disruption
• Judge says WikiLeaks’ Assange can be extradited
• Mexican drug gang suspects rounded up
• Hospital work
• Sewage smell from clogged grease trap
• Investigators find three meth labs
• Grimm is grand Marshal of Krewe of Nereids; to perform Sunday at Silver Slipper
• Miss. Senate OKs its own museum bill
• $1M bond set in Southern Miss student’s slaying
• Feinberg: His oil spill claims work ‘unparalleled’
• Dead dolphins found in Miss., Ala.
• No easy solution to impasse over jailed CIA man
• Govt drops defense of anti-gay marriage law
• Oil prices hit $100 per barrel
• Israel: Iranian naval vessels are provocation
• Police: Nighttime curfew imposed in NZ quake zone
• NASA clears shuttle Discovery for Thursday launch
• Team CHAOS ready for competition
• Fast ForWord given good review
• Brother’s Keeper Ministry open house
• Kasey Mitchell says maybe one day she’ll run for Senate
• Large deer population raises risks on MS highways
• Miss. judge exonerates wrongfully convicted man
• Woman accused of FEMA fraud pleads not guilty
• 3,000-plus may not graduate
• New Orleans gets an urban grove — and renewal?
• Open meetings bill puts burden on officials
• Gadhafi goes on Libyan TV amid wave of protests
• Quake in New Zealand kills at least 65, traps more
• Fewer credit card rate hikes after regulations
• Aircraft titans spark lobby blitz
• Service Road
• AP Interview: Barbour sees no baggage on race
• Picayune man dies in La. traffic mishap
• Picayune’s Keith Brown named Fire Chief of the Year
• Suspect in Hattiesburg murder arrested in Gulfport
• Woman charged in newborn’s cocaine death
• Tougher penalty proposed for Miss. secret meetings
• Analysis: Fighting gov’t secrecy an ongoing battle
• boil water notice lifted
• ELIAS AT WEIGH-IN
• Pair arrested at local hotel for drugs
• Early Head Start expansion opens at Nicholson
• Dave Dennis brings his gubernatorial campaign to Picayune
• Miss Mississippi speaks to high school girls
• Vandals cause lots of damage at Hattiesburg school
• USDA delays decision on catfish inspections
• Oil spill claims chief announces new payment rules
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• Speaking 2 languages may delay getting Alzheimer’s
• Blue Mass
• Sheriff’s Department nets drug suspects
• New meters expected to solve utility bill woes
• Disability awareness day planned
• Cuevas announces candidacy
• Pasha Hawaii to add second ship to local fleet
• Suspect to stand trial May 9
• Miss. Senate sends payday lending bill to governor
• Tour boat sinks in Vietnam; 12 dead from 9 nations
• Barrier islands cleanup to pause in March
• Oil companies unveil spill containment system
• Cafetorium construction
• Shed fire
• Commercial burglary, simple robbery suspects arrested
• Waveland woman dies in Miss. 43 accident
• Biloxi council approves Margaritaville casino
• Jazz Fest announces 2011 posters
• Up for adoption
• Local breeder surrenders 75 designer dogs
• Man dies of heart attack at McD’s
• Violine Jordan named president of Poplarville school board
• Stockstill announces candidacy
• Trial date set for NC contractor in Katrina fraud
• New Orleans Mardi Gras and spring break overlap
• Gulf claims process under fire
• Obama defends his new budget of ‘tough choices’
• Census estimates show more US blacks moving South
• Andy Garcia will be Bacchus
• Playing at Jack Read Park
• Supervisors says they won’t inspect any more trailers for wind zone designation
• Circuit clerk has two challengers
• Unemployment below national average
• City welcomes newest restaurant
• Waveland marina project off the table
• Woman held on $5 million in stabbing
• Boil water notice
• County in a growth spurt, census shows
• Crack found in suspect’s home
• Southern Miss Student Government President Picked for Russian Visit
• Picayune City Council meets Tuesday
• Poplarville school board meets Monday
• Picayune Housing board meets Monday
• 7 DUI charges in 21 months against Picayune man; All were considered his ‘first offense’
• The Lawsons’ arrests
• PYSA registration underway
• 3 to stand trial in Hancock slaying
• County resident arrested for child porn
• PRC school board amends band budget and ups it by $40,000
• Snow, ice accumulating in some Miss. counties
• Strokes are rising fast among young, middle-aged
• Buckley announces candidacy
• Companies say they are owed millions for BP work
• Shaw’s contract extended
• Summer feeding program looking for churches
• PRC school board okays work for long-range plan costs
• New engine tested at Stennis
• Pascagoula church to let married couples renews vows
• Supervisors acknowledge new court orders
• First LNG tanker due in this summer
• More cuts made at Waveland Police Department
• Miss. man captured leaving store after robbery
• Fireworks blamed for Miss. house fire
• Water line under Hwy 11
• Legion is second entity to publish its intentions of getting a liquor license
• Couple catches rare black coyote
• Doctor shopping suspects arrested
• Gulf seafood sales get a boost from the military
• Official: Hurricane evacuation route shelved
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• PRC school board meets Monday
• Four suspects charged in drug charges
• Nicholson Elementary watches over INFINITY moon tree
• Wintry weather to remain in Miss.
• VT Halter Marine lays keel on Navy survey ship
• Man indicted in 2010 slaying
• Gulf of Mexico menhaden catch down 17 percent
• Turtle Creek Mall closes early due to weather
• Hudson’s attorney: Lawsuit ‘baseless’
• USM saves some programs from cuts
• Wintry weather to remain in Miss.
• Miss. lawmakers give final OK to Saints car tag
• PRCC closed due to weather
• Coming Down
• Gas prices here jump 11 cents in one day
• Drive safely this Super Bowl Sunday, police request
• New China buffet burglarized
• US shrimpers push to keep tariffs on imports
• 3 arrested in drug overdose death
• Judge postponse sentencing in copyright case
• Miss. school PTO treasurer charged in $20K theft
• Gulf residents miffed by BP resuming dividends
• Storm debris
• Council continues infrastructure repairs
• Cross country cyclist killed by passing truck
• Traffic stop leads to home search
• Aldermen discuss placement of signs by individuals, organizations
• BP resumes dividends despite full-year loss
• Chevron to build lubricants plant
• Gumpond Exhibit
• WOW Cafe and Wingery may get first liquor license in Picayune
• Sentence appeal denied on destruction of Poplarville city property
• Suspected metal thieves caught
• 91,000 Gulf oil spill claims, just 1 final payment
• Arrest made in Gulfport slaying
• ‘Tico’ backers trade ideas for maritime museum
• Edwards birthday bash will be roast in New Orleans
• Recycling business sees rebound
• Father, son help each other after brain injuries
• Man arrested with explosives at Michigan mosque
• Some high-flying fans can watch the Super Bowl
• Gates: Helping world’s poor is a good investment
• US set to fly thousands of Americans from Egypt
• For bayou Indians, spill threatens a way of life
• Cumberland inducted into Gulf Coast Band Directors Hall of Fame
• Vehicle burglaries solved
• Picayune City Council meets Tuesday
• School Visit
• Sheriff says thieves are copper crooks eyeing high-priced metals
• Unmarked graves found at veterans’ cemetery in Miss.
• Heart attack causes accident
• Doctors: Rep. Giffords ready to start full rehab
• AP survey: Outlook for 2011 economy is brightening
• Panel finds financial crisis was avoidable
• Tide Soccer
• Supervisor warns there may be a theft wave in county
• Friends of Boley assigns chair members
• Operation Cooperation asks help with remaining suspects
• Senate panel OKs felony animal cruelty bill
• Miss. AG: Judge should intervene in claims process
• Miss. added 3,600 jobs in 2010
• PPD's Officer and Civilian of the Quarter
• Dungan looking at new route on service road; business extended tax exemption denied
• School board concerned about bill
• Utility Authority looks to reduce debt
• Coyote trapping ending in Bay St. Louis
• Miss. still seeing tar balls from Gulf oil spill
• No tax increase for Miss. casinos, chairman says
• Obama’s ‘Union’: ‘Move together or not at all’
• Malaysia, SKorea seek to charge 12 Somali pirates
• Grand piano found on sandbar in Miami bay
• ‘Crop circle’ in Indonesian rice paddy
• Putin: retribution ‘inevitable’ for airport bomb
• Moss Point officer now faces felony charges
• Miss. AG wants court to control claims process
• Getting ready
• Supervisors push delay in sheriff delinquent mobile home tax sale
• Lockheed pays $2M to settle whistleblower lawsuit
• New candidates filing and list could still grow
• Oyster bed restoration among first since oil spill
• $2 million at stake in Miss. poker tourney
• Ocean Springs cigarette store burns
• Home invasion suspects caught
• Another missing man found dead
• Local SPCA joining national effort to have pets spayed or neutered
• Former City Councilman Dick Cook dies
• Officials believe solar-panel plant can thrive
• Officials fear bath salts are growing drug problem
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• Obama’s economic agenda: Boost US competitiveness
• Updated rehab aims to give Giffords her life back
• Officials fear bath salts are growing drug problem
• On JFK 50th, Kennedy family gathers in Washington
• Martin Luther King Jr.’s daughter won’t lead SCLC
• Obama goal: ‘Putting the economy into overdrive’
• Rep. Giffords leaves Tucson for rehab in Houston
• Fire reported at paper plant in Wiggins
• Senate OKs its version of payday lending bill
• Murder on the river
• Chevron to add ship birth at port
• Water line work continues
• Pseudoephedrine law not effective here
• Holliday kicks off campaign for governor
• Tending Cows
• Discussing gruesome find
• Routine patrols find meth activity
• Hudson Holliday kicks off campaign for governor today
• Metal theft over holiday
• Family: Giffords will move to Houston rehab center
• Feinberg discussing future pay for spill fund work
• Payday lending bill passes in Mississippi House
• Missing person reported, unidentified remains found
• Gambrell sworn in as new chancellor
• Poplarville officials dedicate new fire station w/ picture
• HAWL vehicle burglaries solved
• Frierson wants no more cuts in school funding, says he’ll vote against any tax increases
• Gambrell scheduled to be sworn in today
• Local residents celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy
• Picayune residents lose Charter service temporarily
• Man killed by train on coast
• Miss. commission releases Gulf restoration report
• Cargo figures down at Pascagoula port
• Hudson Holliday files papers to run for governor as GOP candidate
• Retail sales have declined by 8 percent since the post-Katrina boom
• Two suspects arrested in metal thefts in county
• Public invited to honor memory of MLK Jr.
• Picayune City Council meets Tuesday
• Minorities in America can enjoy full citizenship
• Accident
• Brett Favre’s sister out of jail on meth charges
• Flu is here but not as bad as last year; reported to be Influenza Type B
• IHOP has opening date
• Sheriff’s office testing new radio system
• Anderson murals restoration to begin
• Agencies cite possible historic finds at location
• New Margaritaville Casino plans moving forward
• White House: No comment on Palin’s remark
• 2011 to top 2010 record of 1 million foreclosures
• At congresswoman’s bedside, good news keeps coming
• New England digs out from winter storm
• Senate criticizes House school safety bill as weak
• Edwin Edwards out of federal prison
• Foreclosure filings jump in Miss.
• New Margaritaville Casino plans moving forward
• Bar in way of new hospital development demolished
• Foreclosure filings jump in La.
• Boil water notice - Center Water Association
• Portugal clears bond hurdle but outlook still dark
• Television weighing appeal of judge’s order
• Ex-movie studio head’s sentencing delayed
• Christine Rankins: “I put actions behind my heart’s desire to make a difference and you can too!”
• Sewer Line Repair
• Gas line relocation underway
• Poplarville school board enters agreement with Picayune Early Head Start
• PRC Principal Loren Harris resigns
• Weather warnings continue in areas of Mississippi
• Installing new meter
• Supes hold quick session prior to Jackson trip
• Local elected officials remark on Ariz. shooting
• Saucier logger faces criminal charges for stealing 16th section land trees
• “Team CHAOS 1421” receives its parts kit for new robotics competition
• Bay St. Louis homeowners told to avoid pines
• Feds push back in flap over blowout preventer test
• Man accused of pulling gun on deputy held on bond
• Grand Jury urges sheriff, supervisors to develop plan; facilities in poor condition
• Shooting Scene
• Congresswoman shot
• Mozingo sworn in as new circuit judge
• Man charged with felony child abuse
• Hewes campaigns here
• Coast Electric to move to automatic meters
• Judge sides with Coca-Cola in Barq’s spat
• Miss. woman gets 6 months for FEMA fraud
• Picayune school board meet Tuesday
• PRC school board meets Monday
• Lumpkin sworn in as county court judge
• Local pilot honored for years of safety
• Bald Eagle spotted a fourth time, may be striking up relationship with sculpture
• Biloxi casino project on fast track
• Miss. teen dies in midnight car crash
• House fails to override wind pool veto
• New Orleans kicks off Carnival
• Paving Project
• City manager steps down, police chief as interim
• Hales expected to file today
• Beam sworn in as 10th District Chancery Court Judge for Thursday paper
• Mozingo to be sworn in on Friday in Poplarville
• Sheriff: Miss. man died of cocaine overdose
• Pass Christian man dies in car crash
• Gulf oil spill fund czar gets unlikely supporter
• Anti-US cleric Muqtada al-Sadr returns to Iraq
• Woman gets prison time in Katrina fraud case
• Pet camel stunned by Miss. sheriff’s deputy
• Some city services available five days again
• Most supervisors will run again
• Christmas break is over
• Senior, Citizens Patrol will merge
• Accident kills woman on way to work
• Metal stolen from man’s house while he wasn’t home
• New County Court Judge Lumpkin to be sworn in on Thursday, begin work
• WWL-TV reporter Edwards dies at 34
• Eight dead in NO fire were all friends
• NFL fines Brett Favre $50K
• Relationship between this man and his dog is perhaps a little bit more special
• Fire hydrants padlocked in Barth
• Holiday hoops
• Officers solve two holiday robberies
• Sheriff’s dept. is investigating a fireworks burglary
• Three elected Mississippi Democrats switch to GOP
• Former PRCC President White remembered as a stalwart leader
• Embassy Blasts
• Holiday accident kills one
• Make-a-Wish grants Disney trip for the holidays
• Fed board: Keep companies from oil spill evidence
• Swapping insurers saves county $43,000, Thigpen says
• Traffic stops find three suspects
• Poplarville’s WRPM back on air
• Local Hancock officials have no comment on Whitney, Hancock merger
• Government agencies, businesses announce Christmas closings
• Palazzo makes Picayune visit
• Bald Eagle spotted here
• Miss. congressional makeup stays the same
• Barbour explains remarks about desegregation
• Utility Authority extends temporary discount
• Pass Christian’s St. Paul Church demolished
• Supervisors hear complaint concerning AAA ambulance
• Cafeteria benefits from in house management
• Warrant suspect tries to stab deputy
• Country Girls Creamery expands into Picayune
• Feds file suit over ‘no children’ house ad
• Waveland police stripped of Tasers
• Got a cold? Study says echinacea won’t help much
• Woman guilty of operating unlicensed care home
• Sheriff: Suspect hangs himself with shoelace
• Holiday lights can mean more than meets the eye
• Gay ban repealed, but restrictions remain
• Conflicting GOP messages on pay cuts
• 2010’s world gone wild: Quakes, floods, blizzards
• Calif. rain shatters records, and more is coming
• Director: Walter Anderson Museum plans to expand
• Liquor ordinance probably to go into effect in February
• Sheriff’s Department provides tips to seniors
• Mayor says general fund is balanced at “Coffee” update
• Overages prompt resident to take note, find error
• Council approves liquor by the drink ordinance
• Downtown merchants say Christmas sales seem to be on the rise
• Elderly woman’s purse snatched leaving church
• Two more Operation Cooperation suspects picked up
• Boil water notice lifted
• Carriere man wins La. Easy 5 lotto
• Deputy involved in traffic accident
• House fire caused by faulty lamp
• Picayune honors fallen soldier
• Site for Nicholson multipurpose building OKed
• Poplarville board sees Teal support
• Picayune City Council meets Thursday
• Some say local graveyards are spooked, and full of paranormal experiences
• Hamfest big success on Saturday at Poplarville
• Boil Water Notice
• Welcome Center ribbon cutting held
• Man in cemetery IDed
• Simultaneous services here to honor Lt. Donnelly
• PRC board sponsors prom for last time
• Picayune Senior Center seeks accreditation
• Tax preparer gets 3 years for filing false returns
• Paralyzed USM player gets ovation as he graduates
• Second look taken at casino spill claims
• Candidates file in 3 Mississippi special elections
• BP claims fund to offer additional payment
• Stock sales help government offset bailout losses
• Obama predicts tax bill passage, possible changes
• Toddler rescued from toy crane machine in Pa. mall
• Nunnelee chosen for money committee in US House
• New front entrance at South Side Lower Elementary
• Operation Cooperation continues
• India complains after emissary gets pat down in US
• Local lawmen to participate in Drunk Driving. Over the Limit. Under Arrest.
• USS Pueblo ceremony of remembrance
• 1 arrest in Southern Miss. campus attack
• MEMA: Storm victims can apply for disaster loans
• DMR buys land at Ocean Springs Harbor
• Ground broken at new hospital site
• Rice might walk after killing girlfriend
• Hamfest is this Saturday
• Obama confident Senate will ratify START nuke pact
• Rolling Stone releases its last Lennon interview
• Private company launches test spacecraft for NASA
• Operation cooperation nets 70 suspects
• Council continues work on drinking ordinance
• Picayune sewer rate increase is from Utility Authority
• Residents get double-whammy on costs right at Christmas
• Boil Water notice lifted
• High Tide Productions performance
• Naked man photographed in cemetery
• Joyce Culpepper will be sworn in on Monday, Weir in January
• Holiday travelers have some options
• Autism presents manageable challenges, parents say
• Blown Transformer kills power to 1,600 homes
• Donnelly funeral is Dec. 14 at Arlington National Cemetery
• Holiday shoppers came out to spend in November
• Body found along tracks in Lamar Co.
• Winds lash the East, knock out power; roads flood
• McCain flays military gays study, wants ban upheld
• How muni bond bust could do big damage
• Deal to fix homes with Chinese drywall going well
• Boil Water Notice - Deer Park, Phase I
• SKoreans dismissed intel North might attack island
• Swedish court upholds Assange detention order
• Bridge work underway on U.S. 11
• Meth cooks going cross state lines for pseudoephedrine
• Friends of Boley work for non profit status
• Barone didn’t let Katrina win
• Citing BP, Obama rejects East Coast oil drilling
• Holiday traffic tickets fall in Miss.
• Lawsuit settled in death of 2 Miss. doctors
• Auction to benefit library
• Bridge nearly ready
• Lt. Donnelly’s dad says family has “no regrets”
• Easterling sentencing is Thursday
• 15 people hurt as storms tear through Miss., La.
• Courthouse acoustics to be addressed in Hancock Co.
• US escapes major hurricanes for 5th straight year
• Miss. AG to review case of police stun gun death
• AP-CNBC Poll: Cut services to balance the budget
• Pentagon study dismisses risk of gay troops
• Always tweaking its script, FBI sting nets another
• 15 hurt as storms rip through Miss., La.
• Lt. Donnelly always wanted to serve his country
• Metairie, La., 11-year-old dies in ATV four-wheeler accident
• Citing deficit, Obama freezing federal worker pay
• Sales could top $1 billion on a manic Cyber Monday
• DHS center construction continues
• Picayune Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Mobile homes in county have to meet Wind Zone II ratings
• Former POW Penton says Korean events are “politics as usual”
• Black Friday retail sales edge up 0.3 percent
• Troops buck historical trend by saying gays OK
• Group sues to keep church
• Woman’s body found in Pascagoula
• Tractor Fire
• Food Donations
• Gulf spill fund gets flood of last-minute claims
• Miss. casino revenue up from year ago
• Economic data reveal a hint of consumer merriness
• Local retail shops hope this Christmas is better than last
• DAV makes last donations of food to needy disabled vets
• PROMISES, PROMISES: GOP leader reaps $200 million
• Storm shuts roads in Rockies; Utah blizzard looms
• The Channel Cat are biting
• Culpepper wins District 2 race; Beam wins judgeship
• Thanksgiving closing schedules
• Supervisors eye burial policy
• Judge to man: No undoing guilty plea in porn case
• Trial set for woman accused of stealing from union
• TSA chief: Resisting scanners just means delays
• Northwest freezes as rare blizzard roars through
• UN nuke agency: Iran enrichment temporarily halted
• Vatican shifts ground on condoms, HIV, conception
• Jackson Co. told how to cut phone bill
• Aruba to release details of jawbone found on beach
• Road Reopened
• Supervisors discuss jail insulation issue
• 1 Miss. judicial runoff features incumbent
• Spill panel details goofs, hero in ending gusher
• 1 new case of West Nile virus in Miss.
• US sweet potato farmers look to Europe for growth
• BP claims a gamble: Get check now, risk less later
• Commission recommends Judge Cowart for suspension, again
• Don’t forget to vote in the run off
• Four deputies train in hostage negotiation
• Picayune man charged with rape of Slidell girl
• Shot said fired into car in Picayune
• Irish, EU, IMF face marathon talks for loan deal
• Bernanke defends bond-purchase plan, warns China
• Cholera protests ebb in Haiti but anger remains
• Foundation awards grants for Miss. nonprofit work
• City Council honors Harvey Smith
• Troopers investigate Counterfeit Notes at Boomtown Casino
• Local jobless rate rises
• Emergency personnel train in swift water
• Nigeria: 19 oil hostages released in military raid
• Biloxi to drop charge against MDOT director Brown
• IRS says $1.2M refunds undelivered in Miss.
• Holloway’s dad: Officials ask for dental records
• Feds: Russian arms suspect not beyond law’s reach
• GM launching IPO, ending government majority stake
• “Cuckoo’s Nest” hospital rebuilt following abuses
• Sweden to issue int’l warrant for Assange
• Decorating City Hall
• INFINITY is halfway complete
• Man dies month after being hit by car
• Experts: BP ignored warning signs on doomed well
• Davis moves to Senate Appropriations chairmanship
• Biloxi man charged with felony stalking
• Review: “I Take This Man”
• Bid moves hospital work forward
• Council discusses offering services 5 days week
• Welcome center reopens
• PMHS, PRC players display their ‘one acts’
• Global markets slump ahead of Irish debt talks
• Prince William gives UK long-awaited royal wedding
• Pa. killing highlights dangers facing game wardens
• Boil Water Notice - Pearl River Central Water Assoc.
• Pearl Strings Dulcimer Group at Heritage Fest
• Heritage Festival at Crosby Arboretum
• Explosive chemicals found in home after foreclosure
• Community complaint leads to arrest of five
• Miller named Grand Marshal of Poplarville Christmas Parade
• Friends of Library kick off display honoring veterans
• HS coach denied bond in Miss. charges
• Sector Snap: Mixed casino results seen in Gulf
• Boley Creek clean-up effort continues
• Beverly fire investigated
• One vehicle accident kills one
• District Two bridge to get overhaul
• New IHOP restaurant may employ 120 people
• Citizen of Year named at luncheon
• Chamber to offer certificates once again
• Citizens surprised at margin of liquor vote
• Liquor, wine by drink passes in Picayune
• Spill panel: No evidence of saving $ over safety
• Protesters interrupt Netanyahu New Orleans speech
• Assault charges against Walker dropped
• Poplarville school board gets extra mileage out of school bonds
• Nicholson Elementary finally to get multi-purpose building
• Veteran’s day parade is Thursday night
• Liquor, wine by drink passes in Picayune
• Budget Cuts lead to retirement for 18-year Library employee
• Supervisors eye property clean-up
• Champagne gives his side of wrecker controversy
• PMHS vet appreciation day huge success, again
• 33 pounds of pot found in traffic stop
• Voters trek to polls again, this time on liquor vote
• Liquor has no ill effects in Flowood
• Housing commissioners meet Monday
• Picayune Planning Commission meets Tue.
• Poplarville school board meets Monday
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• Miss. mayor vetoes on budget overridden
• Bowen, McNair appear headed to judicial runoff
• Standard time returns, set the clock back Saturday
• Shuttle launch off until end of month to fix leak
• Hiring spurt in October eases jobs crisis a bit
• Hurricane Tomas floods quake-shattered Haiti town
• Hurricane Tomas expected to weaken
• Barbour may have to appoint judge
• Sanders says she won’t challenge results
• Vet Appreciation Day is today at PMHS gym
• Chamber Banquet heavily attended
• World’s oil thirst leads to risks
• Haiti homeless caught between eviction and storm
• BP’s oil spill costs grow, Gulf residents react
• Harrison Co. sheriff cuts benefits
• Jackson Co. to repay federal disaster loan
• Picayune PD’s integrity officer
• Absentee ballots available for resort vote
• State wide burn ban lifted
• Officer response, community involvement catches robber
• One judge stays, one goes, run off for third seat
• GM expects to earn up to $2.1B as IPO approaches
• Confusion, fear as Haiti camps evacuate for storm
• Casting Ballots
• Services Thursday for Bill Minor
• UK identifies al-Qaida offshoot as key new threat
• Tomas weakens to a tropical depression
• Precautionary boil water notice lifted
• Shuttle has electrical problem; could delay launch
• BP back in profit in Q3 but oil spill still weighs
• Number of residents denied BP money up sharply
• Mississippi reshapes its congressional delegation
• Tropical Storm Tomas evening update
• Partners ordered to leave city building
• PRC school board adopts new graduation policy
• Two candidates in District 2 race report problems in balloting
• Palazzo wins; Daryl Smith, Culpepper in supervisor runoff; Weir wins PRC school board race
• Poplarville Upper Elementary Fall Festival
• Tropical Storm Tomas update
• Man shot while answering door
• Man hangs self after domestic dispute
• Supervisors to look at ordinance regulating towing fees
• Lighted reunion for living and dead
• Tomas seen regaining power, pose threat to Haiti
• Historic drive-in theater burns
• Snakes excluded from seizure
• PYSA treasurer charged with embezzlement
• Voters trek to polls on Tuesday
• All 4 Miss. congressional seats on Tuesday ballot
• Sentencing postponed in Miss. immigration raid
• Judge will hear motions in MS whistle-blower case
• Holmes announces candidacy
• Holliday upset over BP snub
• Debate between Palazzo, Taylor still on; Hampton blasts media for not inviting him
• Accident near Sears on Hwy 11
• Halloween in Picayune is Saturday
• Poplarville mulls recycling program
• County, city holding absentee voting
• County, city agencies meet to collaborate
• Supervisors to study school consolidation issue; Pinero to do financial analysis
• Greenpeace: Oil is still in the Gulf of Mexico
• Write-in candidates reach for judge seat
• EPA names director for oil spill restoration panel
• Stokes announces candidacy
• Daryl Smith announces candidacy
• Palazzo hits Picayune with Tenn. Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn
• Supervisors takes steps to collect unpaid JP fines
• SEALs biking America stop in Poplarville
• School board carries shelter into executive session, dioceses artificial turf for stadium
• ‘Stars’ walk fading for Bay St. Louis
• Chamber Banquet tickets still on sale
• Supervisors honor Master Chef Whitney Miller with picture
• Tropical Depression Richard northwest turn expected
• Intersection widened
• Signal International plans to hire workers
• Tropical Depression Richard expected to dissipate
• Authorities: NY suspect left radical Web roadmap
• ‘Chiclone’ buffets Illinois; tornado watch issued
• Pastor’s son fatally injured at Fall Festival
• Bustin announces candidacy
• Turney announces candidacy
• No charges filed in Nicholson stabbing
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• Civil rights focus of USM conference
• Coast Guard checks discolored water in south La.
• La. man charged in DUI fatality in coastal Miss.
• Six of eight District candidates attend Q&A forum at Henleyfield
• Sign found in creek clean up lost 30 years ago in Camille
• Halloween celebrations differ in cities
• Woman who defrauded Picayune church set for sentencing
• The Maroon Tide band performs
• Hancock County High School’s Homecoming Queen crowned
• Biloxi leaders approve employee furlough days
• Weir announces candidacy
• Dunn announces candidacy
• Crack cocaine found in two traffic stops
• Couple charged with child abuse; 2 others charged with burglary
• City Council to continue discussion of what to do with Centraplex
• BOIL WATER NOTICE
• BOIL WATER NOTICE
• Boil Water notice lifted
• New lawyer named at Southern Miss
• Miss. woman admits defrauding FEMA
• Tropical weather update - TS Richard
• Johnson announces candidacy
• High school ex-secretary charged with embezzlement
• Tropical Storm Richard update
• Culpepper announces candidacy
• Cleanup success will lead to more
• Gulfport man said killed by distracted driver
• 2 Louisiana men face drug charges from pain clinic raid
• Chevron to file application to drill in Gulf
• New oil siphon would take only weeks to be in use
• Fed survey points to uneven growth across US
• Shook announces candidacy
• Doleac announces his candidacy
• Harvey Smith dies of heart failure
• Eagle project at Arboretum
• Gas prices might rise slowly; lowest prices here at Wal-Mart, RaceTrac
• Rainfall here might be lowest recordings ever; burn ban remains in effect
• One dead in motorcycle accident on Section Line Road
• Picayune school alumni talk to junior high kids
• BOIL WATER NOTICE
• Relatives of Barq’s founder sue Coca-Cola
• Woman charged with hitting pedestrian with car
• Biloxi School Board might consider grant Tuesday
• Harrell announces candidacy
• Prichard announces candidacy
• Picayune City Council meets Tuesday
• Ohio co. seeks to buy Northrop Grumman shipyards
• Businessman arrested again on bribery charge
• 30 years for man who escaped murder charges
• 6 projects underway at Biloxi VA hospital
• Jury can’t reach decision, judge declares mistrial
• Pound of marijuana found in traffic stop
• Creek cleanup called a success
• Shriners want to be kept informed about what’s going on with civic center
• Poplarville ER woking well
• Boley Creek clean-up Saturday
• Jury making decision in Burks trial
• Lady Tide practices for State Championship
• 24 miners free as Chile rescue goes off flawlessly
• Poplarville considering recycling project
• Students coming to school
• Burks murder trial begins on the Coast
• Where there's smoke!
• The River rolls on
• Poplarville School Board looks at ratings
• Board will checks roads
• Man dies after being hit by train
• Pharmacy employee charged
• Board concerned with late fines
• Main Street Sidewalk sale
• Miss. Guard probes breach of personnel information
• America moves on from spill; coast feels abandoned
• Biloxi center included in health center grants
• Taylor polls show 8 point lead; Palazzo claims race is in a dead heat
• Traffic stop leads to discovery of meth lab
• Man suffers fatal burns from smoking while on oxygen
• Hurricane Otto update
• Housing commission meets Monday
• Poplarville school board meets Monday
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• Judge postpones trial in Gulf oil spill cases
• Blowout preventer testing not started
• Panel: Gov’t blocked worst-case oil spill figures
• $1M approved for Stone County High School shelter
• Cooper Power closing facility
• Pearl River County to accept hazardous materials
• City hall to be closed Monday
• Charles Brown death
• First flu cases confirmed in Jasper, Perry counties
• “Cadets” graduate from “police academy”
• Tropical Storm Otto 4 p.m. update
• US Commerce chief says Gulf seafood is safe
• Knezevich announces candidacy
• Creek cleanup group prepares for effort
• Stennis future looks good
• State wide burn ban issued
• Council passes on PRCUA fees
• Proposal to appeal USM firings under review
• Vicksburg ex-convict suspected of coast burglaries
• IRS: tax break for homeowners with Chinese drywall
• Tropical Storm Otto update
• Flu season is quiet this year
• Council approves petition for liquor vote
• Naked Ladies!
• Retired vets return to home rebuilt after Katrina
• Potential Northrop Grumman shipyard buyer emerges
• Rafe Smith announces candidacy
• Scams continue to evolve, state and local officials warn
• PRC paves way for shelter construction
• Miss. State Fair begins this week
• Oil industry has yet to adopt lessons of BP spill
• Contractor: BP interfered with critical efforts
• Traffic stop finds half pound of cocaine
• Supervisors discuss fees charged for stray animals
• Ducks Unlimited Banquet
• Hospital site work
• BOIL WATER NOTICE
• Boil
• US investigative panel meets for 5th time on spill
• Military retirement home reopens Monday
• Man saved by neighbor
• Poplarville Senior Maid Asa Goins crowned Homecoming Queen
• HAM operators practice
• Officers make pot busts
• Three cycles stolen from Shack
• City residents to get new bills
• Council approves shopping center road work
• Boil Water notice lifted
• PHS Homecoming Court
• Interior Dept. sets new offshore drilling rules
• Obama endorses using fines for Gulf rehabilitation
• Many denied spill claims will get a second look
• Sunday news rack prices to increase
• Gold rush on the Gulf: Researchers clamor for cash
• Cadets visit Sheriff’s Department
• MDOT does not favor exit four for Hwy. 43 bypass, source says
• Company asks judge to overturn drilling moratorium
• Tropical Storm Nicole forms, may skirt Florida
• Tropical Depression Nicole degenerates
• 3 Mexican states sue BP over Gulf oil spill
• Tropical depression soaks Cuba, heads for Florida
• Spill panel: Federal confusion lost public trust
• Biloxi woman accused of embezzlement
• Woodson announces candidacy
• Sewer rates increases may be delayed
• School board recognizes teacher
• Chamber banquet has date, speaker
• Supervisors set household hazardous waste collection day
• Traffic light out
• Chef turns Katrina experience into new venture
• Gold rush on the Gulf: Researchers clamor for cash
• Panel probes decisions made after Gulf spill
• USM band preps for Macy’s parade
• Tires dumped under Long Bridge over Boley Creek
• No run-off in school board election, could be one in supervisors race
• Animal shelter to tack on fees for accepting pets from county residents
• Ducks Unlimited will hold raffle at upcoming banquet
• Tropical Depression 16 forms
• Miss. leaders unimpressed by handgun report
• Home prices rise 0.6 percent in July from June
• Consumer confidence drops to lowest since Feb.
• Authorities to demolish site of Sherry murders
• No administration negotiations with BP
• Miss. panel holds hearing on immigration proposal
• Tropical Depression 16 update
• Allen: Third party needed in oil spill response
• Bonnie Sanders Johnson faces tough race
• Picayune City Council meets Tuesday
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• Picayune business future looks bright despite closings
• Glenn White files complaint
• Item takes a ride with police
• BOIL WATER NOTICE
• Tip from public leads to another meth arrest
• Council hears positive economic news
• Cadets get FATS training
• 5 schools in in county’s 3 school districts are High Performing in state’s academic rati
• Community compliant leads to meth arrests
• Four thefts solved by business owner
• “Whatever!!”
• CIA pair raising awareness
• Chamber banquet nominations being accepted
• Creek cleanup effort steadily moving forward
• BOIL WATER NOTICE
• Two women ride cross country for diabetes
• Igor heads for Newfoundland after passing Bermuda
• Picayune City Council meets Tuesday
• As BP well nears death, pressure test needed
• Miss. casino revenue almost level from year ago
• Ex-county clerk pleads not guilty to embezzlement
• Hunt for suspect finds meth lab
• PRVO executive director says $1.5 million put in county’s economy
• Robber was carrying deceased brother’s identification
• Gene Taylor visits American Legion
• Bug Fest at the Arboretum
• Tide Homecoming Queen
• BP ending oil-spotting program in 3 Gulf states
• Mistrial declared in murder trial
• Rodeo is today and Saturday
• Accident responded to by Carriere VFD
• A home explosion is suspected to be an accident
• Grimm wins a million dollars on AGT
• Poplarville Pastry Princess is now first reigning Queen of MasterChef
• Cement starts flowing to plug BP well for good
• Powerful Hurricane Karl hits the Mexican Gulf coast
• Tropical Update: Karl makes landfall, Igor and Julia weakening
• Hurricane Karl takes aim at Mexican Gulf coast
• Tropical weather update: Hurricane Karl
• Washington cracks down on abandoned Gulf wells
• Bank robbery ends in suicide
• Where’s the oil? On the Gulf floor, scientists say
• Igor may cause rip currents along US East Coast
• Feds: Minimal impacts from drilling moratorium
• Natural gas may have jump-started oil eating bugs
• Hurricane Karl takes aim at Mexican Gulf coast
• Tropical weather update: Karl now a hurricane
• Oil industry: Nix higher offshore inspection fees
• Wiggins man gets 18 years for fatal stabbing
• Federal funds for Miss. schools approved
• Aldermen respond to proposed sewage rate increase
• Rate adjustment public hearing lightly attended, heavily discussed
• Tropical storm Karl hits Mexico’s Yucatan
• Three storms heat up tropics - evening update
• Tax arguments heat up northern Miss. US House race
• Allen: Blown-out Gulf well to be sealed by Sunday
• Former city attorney, judge dies at 64
• Pearl River Country Club shuts down
• Man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Picayune schools improve on state tests
• Tropical storm Karl hits Mexico’s Yucatan
• Three storms heat up tropics
• Bank employee indicted on fraud charge
• FDA mulls pulling diet pill linked to heart attack
• Tropics heating up
• H’burg board interviews superintendent candidates
• MDOT: 6 of 17 Gulf Coast projects finished for ’10
• Hotline fields calls on domestic violence in Miss.
• A few candidates for district 2 supervisors meet in second “debate”
• Public hearing on sewage rates set for today
• Supervisors set millage and adopt budget
• Hurricane Igor continues trek across the Atlantic
• Oil industry: Nix higher offshore inspection fees
• AP-CNBC Poll: Investors wary of stock trading
• BP claim czar considers making key concession
• New drug-resistant superbugs found in 3 states
• Hurricane Igor update
• Powerful Hurricane Igor churning across Atlantic
• PYFA kicks off fall season
• Community complaint leads to bust
• Housing commissioners meet Monday
• Poplarville school board meets Monday
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• Sheriff: Man sought for questioning after 4 killed
• Hancock Medical Center plans $24M face-lift
• Fla. minister cancels burning of Qurans on 9/11
• Grimm in top four finals of America’s Got Talent
• Van Wagner given 50 years in prison
• Police officers make arrests
• Oil cleanup on Mississippi barrier islands
• Enrollment up at Miss. community college
• BP report blames itself, others for oil spill
• Initial clean up set for Saturday
• Eight seek District 2 supervisors’ post
• PRC school board cuts back on funding request
• Treatment Plant
• Football fever sweeps NO as Saints, Vikings meet
• Regret, apology not part of BP’s oil spill report
• Questions, worries, arguments preceded Gulf blast
• New filings for jobless benefits tumble
• Job openings rise for first time since April
• Tropical Storm Igor update
• BP report blames itself, others for oil spill
• Tropical weather update
• Supervisors hear about PRC hospital ER opening, name PRCC board trustee
• Witness intimidation case continued, again
• Council adopts budget; millage up, less in general budget funds
• BP report blames itself, others for oil spill
• MGCCC President to retire
• Prosecutor resigns Oct. 1
• Suspected US missile attacks rock NW Pakistan
• Tropical weather
• Boil Water notice lifted
• County unemployment down
• Picayune posting minutes on Web
• Homecoming week
• Tropical Storm Hermine gaining strength in Gulf
• Supervisors meet Tuesday
• PRC school board meets Tuesday
• Picayune city council meets Tuesday
• Scientists say new turtle species found
• 3 indicted in Miss. connected to Fla. slaying
• State law will take over for county law
• Businesses turnout small at cleanup meeting
• Pearl River Central went on lock down after threat
• Bonding agents arrested in shooting
• Garrett Hartley signs autographs
• Miss. gov signs bill banning synthetic marijuana
• Earl sideswipes NC, takes aim at New England
• Oil platform explodes off La. coast; crew rescued
• State provides $3M for Gulf Coast group home
• Earl threatens East Coast with a pounding
• Labor day weekend will have roadblocks
• Business and government closings on Monday, Labor Day
• Crosby Arboretum landscape designer dies
• Chimney Square ribbon cutting
• Wicker, Taylor, county officials and citizen dedicate Chimney Square
• Mariner opposed federal safety rule
• BP: Failed blowout preventer removed from well
• Earl threatens East Coast with weekend pounding
• Patrol officers beat the streets
• Virtual on-line classes so popular they’re filled up
• Man found guilty of DUI, kidnapping
• Island evacuations start as Earl nears East Coast
• Earl threatens East Coast with weekend pounding
• Miranda Lambert tops CMA Awards with 9 nominations
• Police: Man holds hostages in Discovery building
• Island evacuations start as Earl nears East Coast
• USM outlines plan to deal with funding cuts
• Southern governors push for more Gulf oil revenue
• Former bank employees sentencing rescheduled
• Earl could force US evacuations ahead of Labor Day
• Man arrested for possession charge
• Miss. leaders consider saving some stimulus money
• County to dedicate Chimney Square complex Thursday at 4 p.m.
• The building is ready
• BOIL WATER NOTICE
• Island evacuations start as Earl nears East Coast
• Local summer temps above 30-year average
• Weather delays final plugging of BP well
• Construction DHS in Millard
• Senate sends syntehtic marijuana bill to Barbour
• Hurricane Earl pounds Turks and Caicos; US braces
• Allen: Friday or later before spill crews resume
• 1 new case of West Nile virus reported in Miss.
• Earl batters Caribbean, threatens US East Coast
• Picayune man charged in molestation
• Hurricane Earl lashes Caribbean, threatens US
• Consumer spending rises 0.4 percent in July
• War and peace: Obama nears pivotal Mideast moment
• Danielle may bring dangerous rip currents to US
• Engineers to remove temporary cap from Gulf well
• Supervisors say no tax cut, seven deputies may be cut
• Andrews retires as publisher of Item, Democrat
• Gulfport budget balanced without tax hike
• Federal, state officials say oysters safe to eat
• NASA gets new tech guy
• Grimm in finals on AGT
• Two homes raided at same time
• County officials plan for peak of season
• Poplarville sees sewer improvement
• Northrop Grumman cutting 642 at Pascagoula
• Sentencing rescheduled in Miss. immigration raid
• BP announces $3M grant to promote Miss. tourism
• Creek cleanup gets go ahead from state, federal agencies
• Man shot by brother during dispute
• City hears tax complaints from citizens
• New Water Line
• Hurricane Danielle heading toward Bermuda
• Oil cleanup both bonanza and bust
• BP exec avoids question on relief well completion
• Toyota recalls 1.33 million Corollas, Matrixes
• Gulf waste heads to landfills, some with problems
• Faith Hill in concert in La. for Katrina’s victims
• Evacuation of pets a priority after Katrina
• Civil trial begins in inmate-abuse lawsuit
• Evidence collection, maintenance explained at police academy
• Picayune school board approves cafetorium color scheme
• Chefs Folse, Tramonto team up
• BP vice president testifies before federal panel
• Tropical weather update
• Seven charged in three separate cases
• Census data shows PRC fifth fastest-growing; has implications for redistricting
• New Intersection
• Man shot by brother during dispute
• Wormholes intrigue scientists studying BP spill
• SBA says it is ready to handle next disaster
• 2 Biloxi athletes have chicken pox
• Officials study Hattiesburg’s no U-turn ordinance
• Supervisors eye Friday hearing for budget finalization for public input
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• Oil spill investigators focus on communication
• Another candidate throws hat in ring for District Two supervisor race
• Poplarville Realty destroyed by fire
• Utility Authority sets date for rate public hearing
• Supervisors hear complaint on sheriff’s service during budget talks
• Hurricane Danielle weakens in the Atlantic
• Oil spill investigators focus on communication
• 2 new cases of West Nile virus in Miss.
• Cal-Maine adds 800,000 dozen eggs to recall
• Warnings extended as TS Frank nears Mexico
• Reputed Russian arms merchant could face US courts
• SPIN METER: Republicans hot, cold on Constitution
• Suspect denied lower bond
• Picayune man charged
• Picayune Council to hold budget hearing
• County offices, autos burgled
• Experts: Gulf shrimp safe, but yields low
• Jay Leno’s Miss. coast show to benefit fishermen
• Feinberg promises quick response on spill claims
• Hattiesburg supt. search process still underway
• Major study proves oil plume that’s not going away
• BP accused of withholding ‘critical’ spill data
• Bogalusa man charged with selling crack
• School taxes will force millage rates up
• Poplarville Realty damaged by fire
• Pennies for Your Park II donation
• Native dies in car accident
• Cleanup effort gathers steam as volunteers sign on
• Investigations in the Police Department
• Post-Katrina public housing opens in Waveland
• New citrus disease approaching Louisiana
• La. shrimpers reporting clean 1st day catch
• Driver’s License kiosk available in Pearl River County
• Picayune team to compete in world championship
• PRC school board wants cell phone policy
• Utility Authority warns of ‘substantial’ sewage rate increases
• Barbour creates Miss. oil-spill recovery panel
• Teacher assistants 32 of 51 school layoffs
• Hattiesburg workers ring up $1M in OT pay
• Comfort stations expected by end of summer
• Shrimping season in La. reopens after spill
• Michael Grimm packs ’em in at Silver Slipper
• Charges dropped against woman, 10 dogs stay
• Organizers seek volunteers for Boley Creek cleanup
• Oil, price worries as La. shrimpers start season
• Picayune PD begins weekly community academy
• Picayune residents meet with Mayor
• Picayune soldier remembers WWII
• Two arrested on drug charges
• New Family Dollar planned
• Rockwell leads Item winners
• Taylor visits Picayune
• County asks BP for help
• Supes have budget workshop
• Storm weakens
• Resident won't get late utility notices
• Picayune School Board highlights new teachers
• Taylor sets story straight
• Five charged in burglaries
• Skeletal remains identified
• Palazzo makes local campaign stop
• Poplarville School Board faces issues
• Skeletal remains found near Poplarville
• Softball tourney honors Cody Bales' memory
• Human remains found near Poplarville identified as St. Tammany Parish Judge's son
• Tropical storm developing
• Coffee with the Mayor Friday
• Coffee with the Mayor Friday
• Palazzo makes local campaign stop
• Poplarville School Board faces issues
• Skeletal remains found near Poplarville
• McDonald's may be coming to Poplarville
• Supervisors eye requests
• County meeting minutes now on-line
• BREAKING NEWS - Skeletal human remains found near Poplarville
• Casino employee accused of swiping thousands
• Miss. waters reopen for shrimping and fin-fishing
• Gulf seafood industry tries to shake an oily image
• Holliday gets peppered with questions at Mill Creek debate
• Boley needs some help from its friends
• School’s in session, drive carefully
• Pearl River County leads district in highway fatalities
• Supervisors meet Monday
• Picayune school board meets Tuesday
• USM unveils plans for lake
• TIF use increases in Mississippi
• Sheriff’s Department night out
• Old C&R Store building second to be highlighted historically
• Investigators find 17 marijuana plants at county home
• Large number visit MDOT hearing on U.S. 11
• City hall sold to HSI
• Looking for the oil? NOAA says it’s mostly gone
• St. Tammany sheriff: tickets now payable online
• Heat wave bakes 18 states from Texas to New York
• Forecasters say peak of storm season will be busy
• BP finishing up ‘static kill’ by pumping cement
• Forecasters say peak of storm season will be busy
• BP finishing up ‘static kill’ by pumping cement
• Work remains even with BP leak plugged, oil fading
• Community Police Academy application deadline is Friday
• District Two candidates hold debate at Mill Creek
• Entrance to Walmart to see work
• Tropical Storm Colin degenerates
• Mud plugs well; feds say much of Gulf oil is gone
• Body of man found after fire at house
• Work remains even with BP leak plugged, oil fading
• NOAA: Impact of spill to linger for decades
• NOAA: No more threat to Fla. Keys or East Coast
• Gulf diversity threatened even before oil spill
• Dead zone in the Gulf one of the largest ever
• 172 million gallons spilled in Gulf, officials say
• Crews begin effort to plug leaking Gulf oil well
• College students tutor grade school students
• PRC school board will place minutes on its web site

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