Tupelo, MS News

• Tupelo, MS News
• In memoriam: Monument honors black WWII soldier’s sacrifice
• OUR OPINION: Honoring the idea they have died for
• Session spawns tax votes
• BILL CRAWFORD: Back to the future in education
• Tupelo cracks down on outdoor storage violations
• Americans honor troops for Memorial Day
• Almost half of new vets seek disability
• Tropical Storm Beryl nears southeastern US coast
• Mississippi State wins SEC title, 3-0 over Vanderbilt
• Woman found dead in car in Corinth; foul play not suspected
• OUR OPINION: Moving forward on homelessness vital
• YOUR OPINION: Letters to the NEMS Daily Journal
• LLOYD GRAY: Making the grade gets tough
• ROGER RUFE: Lessons to heed for drilling in the Arctic Ocean
• ROLLING THUNDER - Annual ride makes big racket for troops
• Man gets 20 years for burglary
• High-speed chase ongoing on Trace
• Mississippi State tops Kentucky 2-1 in SEC semis
• Saltillo man dies in accident
• Aberdeen man dies from motorcycle wreck injuries
• $500 haircuts sell out in Tupelo
• Little-known heroes lift Bulldogs to SEC semis
• Players approach NEMCABB differently
• Britton, Pollorena deliver for MSU
• 40 Days of Honor: From sacrifice to celebration
• MSU rallies past LSU
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG: What does a $500 haircut look like?
• Sports Poll
• Tupelo man accused in car burglary
• On the fly: Try lightweight gear for bass management
• West Point man builds glass greenhouse for his tropical plants
• ERROL CASTENS: Holding strong after 21 years
• OUR OPINION: Mississippi gains parallel some pesky negative facts
• SEC NOTEBOOK: Wildcats get revenge on Bulldogs
• Wildcats send Bulldogs to loser's bracket
• Mississippi State earns first place finish in Ecocar 2 competition
• Hamilton man faces drug charges after arrest
• Kentucky tops Mississippi State 5-1 in SEC tourney
• TPSD’s Hill named superintendent in Natchez
• Marker to honor Opry humorist Rod Brasfield in Smithville
• Barbour-pardoned Bostick set for formal charges in Pontotoc
• Scott Chism & the Better Half release debut CD
• OUR POLL: Tupelo prepares outreach to collect delinquent fines
• SEC BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: Bianco taking close look at Hively
• Stratton, Bulldogs knock off SEC champ LSU
• David Wheeler on High School Sports May 23, 2012
• Southeast Lauderdale edges Kossuth in 3A baseball title game
• Fulton woman shoots at suspected burglar
• Tupelo chooses abstinence-only sex education class
• Inquiry hears of wider Secret Service misbehavior
• 10 Things to Know for Wednesday
• OUR OPINION: Silver Airways booked for new Tupelo route
• COOK OF THE WEEK: Self-trained chef enjoys cooking for Scouts at Camp Yocona
• COOK OF THE WEEK: Charles Pride recipes
• GINNA PARSONS: Absent child makes it easy to try pork dish
• Biz Buzz: 'Toddlers & Tiaras' filming in Tupelo; Shogun closed for good
• Delta State earns berth in Division II CWS
• Bryant signs law limiting attorney general's power
• Houston pitcher Gravat signs with Northeast
• Four named All-State, two earn All-Region baseball honors at ICC
• Private supply ship rockets toward space station
• OUR OPINION: Eviction of homeless can’t be the end of it
• Economists: 7.5% unemployment by end of year
• UN nuclear chief : Deal with Iran reached on probe
• Evictions: City acts on homeless complaints
• Miss. convicts appeal against planned executions
• Bond set in north Miss. highway shooting case
• Webb steps down as Pontotoc High School baseball coach
• Analysis: Mississippi voter ID law not yet fully funded
• Mississippi Catholic groups sue over birth control rule
• 10 Things to Know for Monday
• Kossuth Aggies, Southeast Lauderdale Tigers tangle for 3A state title today
• OUR OPINION: Hard work gets Okolona moving
• BRAD LOCKE: Bulldogs' offense coming around
• PARRISH ALFORD: Ole Miss hitters still looking for consistency at plate
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees dies at 62
• Youth minister arrested for filming dressing room
• Teen killed driving home from music festival
• Protesters stream into Chicago park for NATO march
• Mississippi town's creek stocked with ducks
• Seniors say goodbye
• Hancock Fabrics at a crossroads
• Slimy ash heap of history
• OUR OPINION: Caterpillar digs more deeply with its regional footprint
• Queens of 1A - Lady Seminoles complete softball title sweep
• 2 dead in Booneville crash
• Viewing events, eyewear urged for 'Ring of Fire'
• Prosecutors: Trio planned to attack Obama's HQ
• Smithville, Houston win state fastpitch softball titles; Bruce wins 2A baseball
• Two hospitalized after car flips
• Milestone moment: Tupelo seniors sent on new path
• Existing industry honored at Corinth luncheon
• OUR OPINION: Healthy eating requires good habits
• Senior gift: Little-used Laufenberg leads Lady Toppers to win
• Facebook stock finishes flat in debut
• Sports Poll
• Neighbors: Highway shooting suspect a regular guy
• Tupelo teams win bridge building national title
• Verona house lost in fire
• Two children airlifted after after Hwy 78 accident near New Albany
• Tweens, teen should get vaccines too
• Trojans need 9 innings to take game 1
• How music therapy can reduce stress, ease pain
• Big innings doom Aggies
• Tupelo packed with weekend events
• Miss. police hold possible cop impersonator
• Mississippi Board of Education could return Okolona district to local control
• House to get interim state superintendent post
• Tate and Humphreyes cases might link to highway murders
• Hitch up your britches: Sagging pants ban passes
• Our Opinion: MDA boss brings energetic skills
• Delta ‘willing to work’ with Silver Airways
• Aberdeen case moves to district court
• Companies: Do Facebook ads pay?
• Local students accepted to service academies
• Mississippi gov to sign voter ID bill Thursday
• UPDATE: Traffic is moving on Barnes Crossing Road
• Oktibbeha Co. sheriff gets $35K grants
• Pontotoc utility customers to see lower rates
• Detective: Video shows murder-for-hire discussion
• Ten Aberdeen seniors may not graduate, 13 others said to be at risk
• Cupcake Couture
• Graduation Day: TPD's newest complete rigorous training
• OUR OPINION: Natural gas factors put state on top
• Company asks court to uphold award against Hancock
• Falcons sign OT Lamar Holmes to 4-year deal
• 4 from Miss. added to national officers' memorial
• Sports Poll
• Officials tie up loose ends over Mayes reward
• Army opens jobs in combat battalions to women
• Ex-tabloid editor faces phone hacking charges
• Bryant expected to name new MDA head today
• ‘Always nice’ Family, friends say they knew a different Adam Mayes
• MSU pitcher Stratton wins Ferris Trophy
• OUR OPINION: Chickasaw culture gets new priority
• Student with flesh-eating bug mouths questions
• MSU's Stratton Wins Ferriss Trophy
• Morehead State introduces Woods as head coach
• 2 Miss. road deaths raise worry about fake officer
• Miss. gov signs bills he calls business-friendly
• New 'super' PAC hopes to woo younger voters
• June trial set in child porn case
• JPMorgan exec becomes first casualty of bad trade
• 1 in 3 autistic young adults lack jobs, education
• Attorney asks for delay in bank robbery trial
• College Baseball May 13, 2012
• Gunman kills member of Afghan peace council
• After 114 years, every acre of Miss. soil mapped
• 70-year-old woman graduates from USM
• Symphony sets first concert of the season
• Change in race course met with approval
• Mississippi woman to be in 'Food Network' show
• She’s no tiger mom – but she is a dragon
• OUR OPINION: Recovery of girls paramount in search
• Bouncing rhymes around with Mom
• Possible tornado causes damage in Stone County
• Jury: Hudson stardom no factor in murders verdict
• Starkville celebrates 175 years
• 3 Razorback football players charged with burglary
• Rescued girl tells sister: 'Now we can go home'
• OUR OPINION: Life after resurrection requires personal acts and basic change
• M. SCOTT MORRIS: Saying so long to an old friend
• CHURCH PROFILE: Mt. Olive Baptist Church
• Oxford, Myrtle girls run to state titles
• RHETA GRIMSLEY JOHNSON: Conscience for the poor lives in a small Alabama office
• Sports Poll
• Hudson family slayings suspect convicted of murder
• Mississippi officials provide more details on rescue of Tennessee girls
• Legendary car designer, racer Shelby dies at 89
• Ward trial: Hung jury bring mistrial, no news yet on when or if will be tried again
• Going batty
• DAVID IGNATIUS: Libyan missiles spike concern
• King goes distance for Bruce, shuts down Hatley
• Pontotoc girls seek 3rd state track title
• Host ICC Indians pound Bulldogs
• UPDATE: Adam Mayes found; missing girls safe
• Ward trial: Jury can't agree, will return to talks Friday
• Manhunt for kidnapping suspect Adam Mayes frightens community
• Patterson to retire from BancorpSouth
• NAACP asks feds to block Mississippi voter ID law
• MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Avengers’ a triumph of action, humor, storytelling
• OUR OPINION: Rural post office backers make case
• Baldwyn secures third straight 2A golf title
• Tupelo Golden Wave roll to fifth straight golf title
• New Albany, Oxford take tennis titles
• Ward trial: Jury decides to try again Thursday
• SEC suspends MSU's Cohen one game
• Against Obama, even a jailbird gets some votes
• UPDATE: FBI says Adam Mayes now on 10-most wanted list
• Loden prepares for Tupelo school transition
• COOKS OF THE WEEK: Prentiss County couple lives off bounty of their land
• COOKS OF THE WEEK RECIEPS: Joan and Luther Moorman
• GINNA PARSONS:Chicken salad recipe sounds interesting
• BRAD LOCKE: Next two weekends will test MSU’s winning ways
• MSU’s Our State Tour set to begin May 21
• Judge denies motion for mistrial in Baxter case
• Sports Poll
• Hosemann: Miss. voter ID might not get fair review
• Waters closed, oysters recalled after 14 illnesses
• Mom, daughter found dead; 2 sisters still missing
• Study: Lack of night entertainment hurts Tupelo
• OUR OPINION: Health Care Zone law
• Banks of all sizes begin to boost dividends
• CHARLIE MITCHELL: Cool’ a constant description; what’s ‘cool’ is not
• UPDATE: Police searching cars, yards in Northeast Mississippi for missing mom, daughters and Adam Mayes in manhunt
• Ward trial: Gun trainer insists S&W firearm does not go off accidentally
• Three finalists named for Ferriss Trophy
• Tuition rising 8.5 percent at Mississippi universities
• Minister: No half-way house planned for church property in Alcorn County
• Tupelo’s West returns to defend 6A golf title
• OUR OPINION: ATV laws need legislative scrutiny
• BILL CRAWFORD: Lucas in USM relief again
• DANA MILBANK: Foreign policy leader Dick Lugar endangered by GOP
• MHSAA baseball, softball playoffs resume tonight
• Seminoles finally run out of luck
• George Lindsey, known as TV's Goober Pyle, dies
• UPDATE: Law enforcement searching in Union County
• College Baseball May 6, 2012
• Keselowski gets push from Busch to win Talladega
• FBI works to ID 2 dead; mom, kids had been missing
• Tourism jobs come back in 2011
• DENNIS SEID: Shopping local more important than ever
• HOMEGROWN: Shannon’s Jewelry
• Power surge: Rebels even series with unlikely home run help
• UPDATE: Two bodies found in Mississippi during search for mom, girls
• Hundreds mourn slain Pearl officer
• I'll Have Another wins the Kentucky Derby
• College Baseball May 5, 2012
• UPDATE: Mississippi State student from Tupelo dies in auto accident
• Church Profile: St. James Catholic Church
• Stratton stifles Tide, improves to 9-0
• Rebels can't capitalize as Tigers take Game 1
• Hosts score three in 7th to complete TCPS rally
• Houston's Gravat mows down Corinth
• Sports Poll
• Cheapest gas: Booneville 5/4/12
• TBI says 3 sisters have been in Mississippi
• Ward trial: Jury recesses for weekend, work resumes Monday
• Experts unlike ruling in Facebook speech case
• Baseball: Changes have paid dividends for Chris Stratton
• Second co-defendant in Holt death pleads
• Ward Trial: Lost bullet found, no match for gun print
• Rebels get division-leading LSU at home
• OUR OPINION: Bill limiting AG could cost more
• Ward trial: SPD 'finds' missing bullet, expert says no I.D. on gun print
• Seau's death ruled a suicide
• Mississippi Legislature ends its 2012 session
• Another man arrested in alleged murder plot in Greenwood
• Fines upped on Verona animal control ordinance
• Bulldogs keeping Sunday options open
• Tupelo dog ordinance in limbo
• OUR OPINION: Public transit talks face expense, expanse
• Ward trial: Saltillo officer first on scene of McCoy’s shooting
• Legislature OKs restrictions on attorney general
• Dual enrollment bill awaits Miss. gov's signature
• Anthony Cook named Amory superintendent
• Strong hail storms move through Tupelo (Storify included)
• Suspects arraigned on drug charges in Monroe County
• Construction to begin on cotton gin in Noxubee County
• COOK OF THE WEEK: Itawamba County woman finds small portions key to weight loss
• COOK OF THE WEEK: Claudette Pounders recipes
• GINNA PARSONS: The BLT just got better
• Pearl of an outing for Laxer, Rebels
• PARRISH ALFORD: With Henderson in lineup, Rebels will have a shot
• Former generals say Miss. needs preschool program
• Tupelo pit bull ordinance dies
• Sports Poll
• Mississippi Senate unveils its redistricting map
• Miss. law allows brewers to make stronger beer
• UK lawmakers: Rupert Murdoch unfit to lead company
• Europe workers denounce austerity on May Day
• 1 year on from OBL raid, no answers from Pakistan
• Eagles happy to move up for MSU’s Fletcher Cox
• A culmination: THS seniors present their projects
• Obama: Marking bin Laden death isn't 'celebration'
• Baseball: Blue Mountain College upsets Freed-Hardeman
• Mississippi Legislature finishes passing budget bills
• FedEx donates $2.5M for Memphis stadium work
• Marine from Mississippi killed in Afghanistan
• Mississippi offices closed Monday for Confederate day
• In Monroe County, lessons from a preschool program
• 10 Things to Know for Monday
• OUR OPINION: Code enforcement key for Tupelo
• SID SALTER: Cochran stands in center of food assistance battle
• Baseball: Mississippi State wins series over Ole Miss
• UAB tops Southern Miss in extra innings on Senior Day
• Edwards and Stewart leave Richmond unhappy
• WEEKEND BOX OFFICE: 'Avengers' hurtles to $178.4M overseas debut
• Weaker al-Qaida still plots payback for US raid
• Rite-Kem might be right fire ant killer
• OUR OPINION: Cochran works the process for Mississippi’s fair share
• Smithville remembers - Town honors those lost, looks to the future
• Tupelo gets tough on codes
• STATE OPINION: Coast agrees on need for tourism agency
• Report: 1 dead after St. Louis tent collapse
• Rebels down Mississippi State 6-2, even series
• Smithville focuses on recovery
• UPDATE: One injured in shooting in Tupelo
• Falcons draft Mississippi State safety Charles Mitchell
• Saltillo First United Methodists celebrate past, look forward to future
• CHURCH PROFILE: Mantee Baptist Church
• OUR OPINION: Other is a handy term
• M. SCOTT MORRIS: Spring day blends with arc of time
• Walls remodels Tupelo location
• Sports Poll
• Biz Buzz Blog: Gas prices for April 27, 2012
• USM official says athletic department $1M in debt
• Saunders stepping down as USM president
• MSU's Cox goes 12th overall to Philadelphia
• Norwood returns home to coach Wave
• Bulldogs entertain Rebels
• Buchanan's role expanding for Rebels
• One breed, two stories: Pit bulls' nature varies with who you ask
• Eagles move up to get DT Fletcher Cox
• Mississippi State signs guard Andre Applewhite
• Miss. House OKs redistricting plan favoring GOP
• Voter ID bill gets final approval in Miss. House
• Death of Alcorn County man found near Ark. highway a homicide
• OUR OPINION: Neighborhood renewal offers visual boost
• BILL MINOR: New law opens door for return of Mississippi marriage mills
• SID SALTER: Social Security and Medicare continue slide toward insolvency
• Marshall County officials seek kidnap, assault suspect
• Ole Miss hierarchy spreads message in Tupelo
• Smithville woman charged with kidnapping, raping minors
• Freese, Lynn lead Cardinals over Cubs 5-1
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG UPDATES
• Wicker, Cochran urge severe weather prep
• Oxford School board to rebid high school construction
• Discovery of mad cow in Calif. was stroke of luck
• Burger King makes cage-free promise
• OUR OPINION: Saltillo moves toward a thoroughfare program
• Supreme Court takes up Arizona immigration law
• Your Opinion: April 25, 2012
• Mississippi Department of Education officially takes over Aberdeen School District
• Lee Schools' Thweatt indicted, Auditor's Office says
• Questions, answers about arrest in the Gulf spill
• Sports Poll
• Miss. House map expected for unveiling Wednesday
• Man wanted in shootout with trooper captured
• Police chief in Martin case remains under scrutiny
• Company aims to strike it rich by mining asteroids
• House deals blow to charters
• Citizens, supporters, parents, teachers and students have an opportunity today at 6 p.m. to hear directly from the state's conservator about what's ahead for and what's required of the Aberdeen Public Schools
• Mississippi House asks for charter-school talks with Senate
• BancorpSouth profit jumps, loan set-aside shrinks
• Mississippi Hound Dogs future in doubt
• Social Security heading for insolvency even faster
• Hearing: Shoemaker release ordered by Biggers
• OUR OPINION: Only better funding will halt tuition spiral
• YOUR OPINION: April 23, 2012
• KATHLEEN PARKER: Dogs, chapter 2: Are we all howling mad on the canine issue?
• SID SALTER: Reeves’ decision to buck Tea Party has precedents
• Prep baseball, softball playoffs resume today
• 1 in 2 new graduates are jobless or underemployed
• College Baseball April 22, 2012
• Sports Poll
• WEEKEND BOX OFFICE: 'Think Like a Man' muscles in at No. 1 with $33M
• Death, taxes & crappie a constant in April
• Smithville Tornado Photo Gallery: A look back
• ‘Yes, we’re coming back’ - Smithville rebuilds a year after devastation
• A day that changed a town forever
• New Smithville gym planned for more than basketball
• Smithville businesses come back, slowly but surely
• Amory schools to teach abstinence-only sex ed
• QB Russell throws for 2 TDs at MSU spring game
• College Baseball April 21, 2012
• Watergate figure Charles Colson has died at 80
• Red outlasts Blue in overtime at Ole Miss Grove Bowl
• OUR OPINION: A new light erases shadows in humans’ interrelatedness
• RHETA GRIMSLEY JOHNSON: Books’ magnetism draws readers into the tether of words
• Children, youth participate in State Bible Drills at Harrisburg Baptist Church
• ERROL CASTENS: Biblical literacy is for everyone
• Religion Briefs April 20, 2012
• Chase for crappie spawn finds new waters
• Gov. Bryant declares state of emergency in Aberdeen district
• KEVIN TATE: Early morning rollouts one of the tougher tasks outdoors
• Slain Marine's service dog dies in Mississippi
• Pontotoc changes its image
• Relay for Life fundraising events bring communities together
• Health Briefs April 20, 2012
• Support Groups April 20, 2012
• Spring football may have a new look in the future
• Weather, tests play havoc with High School playoffs
• Bryant signs bill forcing Sunflower school merger
• Dylan Favre, nephew of former NFL QB, arrested
• Aberdeen, Monroe County react to potential school takeover
• Mississippi Gov. Bryant vetoes tax enforcement bill
• Mississippi rethinks barring sports in troubled schools
• Tupelo Golden Wave miss playoffs in tiebreaker
• Bulldogs try to toughen up for Vols
• PARRISH ALFORD: Rebels need to create good feelings heading into summer
• Booneville student wins national art contest
• Three more ‘targets’ in Lee schools probe
• Tuition costs could rise for Mississippi universities
• Mississippi lawmakers prepare for budget negotiations
• UPDATE: State takeover of Aberdeen schools recommended (Storify included)
• Auditor: More 'targets' in Lee County School District investigation
• Tentative deal in McAllister lawsuit
• COOK OF THE WEEK: John Allmond recipes
• OUR OPINION: Lee school allegations need full investigation
• BOBBY HARRISON: New ‘governor’ slows down pace in House, Senate
• GINNA PARSONS: PMc Jones launches food blog
• Auditor: Lee County School District's business manager embezzled
• August trial set in sexual exploitation case
• Marker to commemorate Jackson State protests
• Garrett to lead Wellspring Center
• High achievers: Rotary honors Tupelo’s top scholars
• Further charges possible against Barbour-pardoned Bostick
• Gunn's opposition kills Revenue Dept. relocation
• Itawamba County board votes to remove troublesome voting machine feature
• Mississippi Governor signs new limits on abortion providers
• Mississippi settles beef plant case for $3.9 million
• Union County Justice Court judge's home burns
• BMC, ICC sign articulation agreement
• Kidnapping charges dropped against MSU students
• Thunderstorms in forecast for Northeast Mississippi
• ANALYSIS: Few get what they want at capitol
• 4-lane Highway 45 to open Monday in Lowndes County
• UPDATE: Police stop car in high-speed chase
• Police search for suspect in Popeyes robbery
• County to maintain Taylor streets
• Man accused of carjacking, kidnapping in Gulfport
• 3 towns pass ordinances banning smoking
• Festival season kicks off at Veterans Park
• S. Thomas: Safe or speed trap?
• Debate centers on where charter schools can go
• Electronic tax filing now the norm
• 3Qs: Don Redman, AAA Mississippi spokesman
• The Avett Brothers visit Tupelo
• Forecasters: Dangerous storms moving into Midwest
• TVA will boost May rates by 2.1 percent
• Overtime parkers hogging spots, say Starkville merchants
• One dead, five injured in New Albany accident
• Stars shine at Special Olympics games
• Loden: Improving discipline will be a priority
• Wicker addresses debt, deficit and defense
• Child abuse prevention a focus for April
• Hallmark picks Tupelo winner
• Ex-death row inmate from Scotland admits to threat
• Philadelphia to celebrate troops at home
• Holly Springs fires police chief
• Three-way tie for lowest gas price, 4/13/12
• SBA honors Smithville mayor
• Hail to the 'Chief': Eric Church brings tour to Tupelo’s BancorpSouth Arena
• State basketball tournament in Tupelo nixed
• Airport leadership, mayor support Silver Airways proposal
• Auto shop offers a class for women
• Landowners offer funds for Oxford schools
• UPDATE: Fire at the Hitching Post restaurant in Kossuth
• Saints name Vitt interim coach
• Zach Scruggs update: Fifth Circuit sets date for appeal oral arguments
• Woman allegedly took advantage of elderly person
• Bryant announces 'Mississippi Works' committee
• FAA begins Tishomingo County plane crash investigation
• Eric Church’s ‘Blood, Sweat and Beers’ tour comes to Tupelo
• East meets West: Japanese women learn about Southern cuisine
• Silver Airways looks golden to Tupelo airport
• Oxford transit system spurs wide development
• Child involved in Lee County ATV crash dies
• Second-degree murder charge in Trayvon Martin case
• Recount necessary in Aberdeen Ward 1
• Miss. civil-service protection remains intact
• Tickets on sale for Wine Downtown
• Tupelo school bus involved in traffic accident
• Plane crashes in Tishomingo County yard
• Tupelo tax revenues show steady gains
• Bryant gets bill that allows local votes on liquor
• Once prison-lifer, Tyler Edmonds finds new happiness back home
• Bobby Petrino fired at Arkansas after 4 seasons
• Tupelo hires new assistant superintendent
• Shannon High principal to retire
• UPDATE: No fatalities reported in Tishomingo plane crash
• Miss. Senate approves Voter ID bill
• SHARED SPACE: Tupelo adds first bike-share lane
• Clock ticks on charter revival
• Aquatic center work could start in July
• Wicker tours Toyota, talks about taxes
• Stanford receiver wants to sell James Davis’ items
• Miss. phone deregulation clears another hurdle
• It's already been a very record-breaking hot year
• Bill to lift wait for marriage license goes to governor
• Mississippi State adds assistant coach; loses two walk-ons
• Mississippi Gov. Bryant signs law to allow stronger beer
• Senate to eye Wellspring bonds
• Local ties to Masters winner
• Daily Journal photographers honored as best in two states
• Rodney Hood leaving MSU
• Analysis: Lawmakers may OK 40 new specialty tags
• Drug Court: A chance for redemption
• Tupelo parking zones explained
• School chiefs raise charter concerns
• 3Qs: Kenneth Wheeler, new Tupelo school board member
• Four-wheeler, truck collide in Verona
• Texas woman pleads guilty to scam
• Itawamba County board agrees to pay for septic tank damages
• NEMS Daily Journal wins several APME awards
• Recovery continues from 2011 Mississippi flood
• Traffic challenge on North Gloster stretch in Tupelo to get closer look
• Save-A-Lot opens new location in Saltillo
• Delta gets a little pay increase for air service
• House not likely to make major civil service changes
• Downtown Curb Market opens on North Spring Street in Tupelo
• AP Photos: Good Friday observed around the world
• Alleged Mega Millions winner says she lost ticket
• Cheapest gas: Fulton-Sherman 4/6/2012
• April scholarship giveaway contest under way
• Navy jet crashes into Va, apartments, pilots eject
• Retired jets have traveled many miles
• Rep. Gipson ends effort to revive immigration bill
• Possession of Elvis tour bus not yet settled
• Pit bull attacks 2 Monroe County deputies
• Reward offered in church burglaries
• Train ride is good medicine for special boy
• Strong storms move through parts of Northeast Mississippi
• Arkansas coach Petrino had passenger at time of motorcycle crash
• Effort to renew Miss. immigration-enforcement ends
• UPDATE: Tenn. man suspected of killing at Miss. casino
• Alcohol policies vary among region’s ag-centers
• Tupelo puts 100 trees in the ground
• Byhalia man charged in shooting
• Supervisors voice support for Highway 9
• UPDATE: One injured in Mooreville fire
• BIZ BUZZ: New Mexican restaurant opens in Saltillo
• Autopsy: White residue on spoon in Houston's room
• Lawmakers want to end 3-day wait for wedding
• Chickasaw County nurse facing charges for possession of controlled substance
• Unanimous vote: Tupelo City Council OKs Wheeler as newest board member
• Charter bill dies in House
• Report: Regional health generally tops state's
• Tupelo won't ink Spain House deal until costs clear
• Olive Branch evangelist charged
• A glance at bills in the Mississippi Legislature
• Wheeler confirmed to TPSD board
• Miss. interest rate dies at deadline
• 1 abortion reg survives, 2 die in Miss. Senate
• Police accuse Ward in high-speed chase
• TPSD board nominee named
• Outcry aside, no pardon changes this year
• Immigration, abortion bills face deadline
• Bryant taps McMillin for Parole Board
• Students learn about MDOT jobs
• At least 5 shot at Hattiesburg restaurant
• Storms down trees, block roads, power outages in South Mississippi
• Officials: 7 dead in Christian school shooting in Oakland
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG UPDATES
• Chairman questions bills on immigration, abortion
• MSU hires Clemson's Rick Ray
• Delta Fuels buys part of Miss. company
• April Fools’ Day - Pranking tradition goes back centuries (seriously)
• 2 Adams Co men re-arrested on dogfighting charges
• Diving for Eggs
• UM to expand honors college
• Agri-Center regulars make suggestions
• 3-lane Main Street: 1 year later
• Community members rally behind Trayvon Martin, family
• Highway work picks up speed
• 3Qs: Katie Gilchrist, attorney, adjunct law professor
• Stomping out litter bugs by the generations in Itawamba County
• FINAL FOUR: Kentucky's bench comes up big against Louisville
• BASEBALL: Bulldogs, Rebels fall
• Mother defends son accused of murder of JSU student
• Severe thunderstorm warning in Itawamba and Tishomingo Counties
• Kan., Ill., Md. tickets share lottery jackpot
• College Baseball March 30, 2012
• Mississippi self-defense law differs from Florida’s
• Hooper a pick for College Board
• Toyota moves toward full capacity
• BIZ BUZZ: Toyota Mississippi gears up for full production
• Mega-mania as jackpot increases to $640 million
• Mississippi peanut plans more than double last year's
• Mustache awards, art show on tap for benefit event
• Falkner man faces child pornography charge
• Two dead, others injured in shootings in Batesville
• Past Agri-Center director recalls woes
• Mooreville's Heitger top Lee parent
• Legislative maneuvering aims to keep immigration bill alive
• State mulls next move as Saltses' convictions tossed
• Anti-abortion bills draw protest in Mississippi
• Erby confirmed as US marshal for northern Miss.
• Some clergy oppose Miss. immigration bill
• Miss. high court upholds lawsuit dismissal in Sanctuary Hospice House case
• Miss. court upholds reversal in Lee County repayment case
• Booneville fire victim dies of injuries
• Tupelo Board OKs choral director Calvin Ellis' firing
• House passes $6M in bonds for PUL education center
• Man killed in Guntown crash
• Crash could cause delays on Highway 45 in Nettleton
• Charter schools hearing stalls with vote in doubt
• Bryant still pushing immigration-enforcement bill
• BIZ BUZZ: New tenant at Caney Fork/Santa Fe is ...
• Investigation continues into JSU student slaying
• Rayburn named Parent of the Year
• Scruggs’ appeal hearing concludes after second day
• ‘Mothball’ Spain House, MDAH says
• Conservative justices question health care law
• Tupelo Board to discuss Ellis testimony Wednesday
• Bill for stronger beer headed to Mississippi governor
• 'Most Wanted' fugitive loses appeal
• Second suspect arrested in Mississippi State shooting
• Sense of normalcy returns to MSU after shooting
• Ocean Springs man accused of setting fire to woman
• Biofuels company announces 300 jobs
• Call meant nothing, Lott says
• Groups oppose Mississippi immigration bill
• Bill would allow Miss. to move death row inmates
• Mississippi State announces arrest in weekend shooting
• Renardo Sidney signs with agent, done at Miss. State
• Husband charged in wife’s shooting in Tupelo
• Scruggs to fight conviction
• Harrell to retire as Shiloh park superintendent
• Mississippi's only cash mob a success in downtown Tupelo
• Calvin Ellis to address Tupelo school board today
• JSU student from Ga. shot, killed at pool party
• Sports Scores March 25, 2012
• Former Oxford Mayor John Leslie dies
• Battle over Obama health law reaches high court
• UPDATE: One student dead in MSU shooting
• Pocket change - Land resources can provide extra income
• Miss. civil service laws in norm
• Democrats intend to make it a race for US House, Senate
• Scruggs back in court
• Santorum beats Romney in Louisiana
• Pontotoc County supervisors review mobile homes
• Sports Scores March 24, 2012
• Retired Tupelo educator finalist for La. schools post
• Aide says Cheney had heart transplant
• High court nixes annexation orals
• A tale of two Saltillos: Mexican journalists make documentary visit
• Ambulance involved in three car wreck in Plantersville
• TMS students to present transportation projects
• Holly Springs police make arrest in alleged murder
• Plantersville police work alleged road rage shooting
• Ex-coach's son, 2 others sentenced in drug case
• UPDATE: DeLaughter wants out of testimony at Scruggs' hearing next week
• Tippah County supervisors considering new multi-purpose building
• Youths need to attack the underage drinking problem
• Cyber-investigators protecting North Mississippi online
• Rules make ed-funding hike hard
• Judge denies Scruggs’ hand surgery request
• Seven arrested on drug charges in Pontotoc
• Tupelo police give out bike helmets
• Bjork introduced as Ole Miss' new Athletic Director
• Mississippi executes inmate for 1995 sex-slaying
• Hood seeks review of Barbour pardons ruling
• Calvin Ellis to address Tupelo school board Monday
• Houston died from drowning, coroner says
• Defense gets state delegation’s attention
• Leave homeless be, says property owner
• PARRISH ALFORD: Bjork has plenty of chores ahead of him at Ole Miss
• Shoemaker: Some financial issues misrepresented
• Troopers investigate fatal Tuesday crash in Alcorn County
• Bryant, Pickens tout natural gas as vehicle fuel
• Severe weather blamed for horse's death in Mississippi
• Mississippi lawmakers OK early version of budget bills
• White teen pleads guilty in Mississippi hate crime
• Ole Miss names Ross Bjork new Athletics Director
• Springtime: High temps bring out early blooms, heavy pollen
• UPDATE: 2 dead, 1 hurt in Alcorn County crash
• Revenue estimate raised for Mississippi
• Tupelo mulls obligations of Spain House relocation
• Bond $250,000 for man held in Tupelo shooting
• Ole Miss to hire WKU's Bjork as athletics director
• Romney routs Santorum in GOP primary in Illinois
• Miss. executes man for slaying of wife of ex-boss
• APNewsBreak: Hood hires ex-AG Mike Moore to sue BP
• Rankin man convicted in fondling case
• Partners against crime: Dogs, police work together closely
• Agri-Center woes spur public call
• Shoemaker faces business challenges after conviction
• Tupelo considers bigger Elvis payments
• Gunn: Anti-abortion bill may be studied
• Analysis: CON challenge before Miss. high court
• Partial road closing in Tupelo
• AP Source: Manning chooses Broncos
• Bonds set in commercial burglary charges
• Schools could again use state aid to repay debt
• Pair of bills limit AG power
• Two arrested for digging into Indian mounds
• Scruggs beefs up legal team ahead of appeal hearing
• Backstage pass: Lyric’s box office manager gets unique view
• Mooreville Discovery classes portray historic figures
• Mississippi Spelling Bee set for Tuesday
• Romney wins Puerto Rico, GOP campaign continues
• Plantersville Police report two felony DUI arrest
• 2 executions scheduled in Mississippi
• High-tech job training plans for Olive Branch
• High expectations: Arkansas charter school raises the bar
• Charters: Good, bad, in between
• Perfect atmosphere for BBQ competition
• ICC health building advances
• 3Qs: Bobby Harrison, Daily Journal Capitol reporter
• Houlka School cited for improvement
• Irish premier celebrates St. Pat's Day in Chicago
• Titans GM: Manning works out for team on Saturday
• Land donated for market plaza in Pontotoc
• Impact of Mal's St. Paddy's Parade $6.5 million in Jackson
• Barbecue heaven: Tupelo competition draws hungry crowd
• No St. Paddy's parade today; maybe next year
• Avoiding the trains: Emergency responders adjust for delays
• Guilty pleas include Robinson's for Green's gifts
• Incumbents far outspent congressional challengers
• Work to continue as PSC works on plant details
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG: Cheapest gasoline: Booneville 3/16/12
• Rodriguez accepts Southern Mississippi's apology
• Bill to end 3-day wedding wait passes Miss. Senate
• Aberdeen High School seniors reach out to younger grades through mentor program
• Mississippi State's Stansbury says it's time to go
• Who's next? Major decision for MSU AD Scott Stricklin
• House defunds Highway 9 four-laning
• Tupelo finally gets Trace Inn
• Immigration, key deadline push House past midnight
• MSU's Stansbury retires after 14 seasons as head coach
• Judge agrees Itawamba County student Taylor Bell's rap song posed threat to school order
• NCAA: McGruder leads Kansas State by Southern Miss, 70-64
• Regulators told to provide details on decision
• Miss. inmate asks US high court to block execution
• Mississippi House passes immigration proposal
• Fetal heartbeat bill passes Mississippi House
• Barbecue blast: Tupelo to host state’s championship
• Region lifts up Santorum
• Okolona ordinance could open door for topless club
• Senate passes bill to cut attorney general's power
• Voter ID bill passes Mississippi House
• Turnout doubles in Mississippi GOP primary over 2008
• Mississippi Senate votes to cut Bolivar school districts
• Man indicted on bigamy charge in Lafayette County
• Nunnelee wins
• Rick Santorum wins MS, AL GOP primaries
• Wicker breezes to win in Senate primary
• Code officers ready to ticket
• Election Results March 13, 2012
• NIT: UMass beats Mississippi State 101-96 in 2OT
• Wicker triumphs in Miss. GOP US Senate primary
• Harper claims GOP nod in Miss. 3rd District
• Thompson wins Democratic nod in Miss. 2nd District
• Romney hits state, but skips north Mississippi
• 1st District hopefuls confident
• Three races on ballots for party primaries
• Tupelo's long list moves slowly
• Downtown Tupelo has busy 2012 calendar
• Beer legislation passes Mississippi Senate
• Mississippi House member replies to disloyalty attack
• Starkville's SemiSouth plans $18 million expansion
• Romney, rivals court Southern support on vote eve
• Mississippi holding its federal primaries Tuesday
• Ole Miss, MSU miss the dance
• Leafy, green music: Student's opera celebrates Southern delicacy
• MEMA, volunteer groups aid storm victims in Tallahatchie and Yalobusha counties
• Soybeans, corn seen as state's 2012 crop winners
• NIT TOURNAMENT: Miss. State & Ole Miss in
• NCAA TOURNAMENT: Southern Miss in, Ole Miss & MSU not
• Santorum attends church, greets voters in Tupelo
• Former Ripley resident to serve time on convictions for arson, insurance fraud
• Candidates spar before key Miss., Ala. primaries
• Amanda’s race: Huge crowd runs in her memory
• Mississippi takes national spotlight on Tuesday
• Rural water oversight may be revived with attempt to amend bill
• Backing the beer bill: Businesses, tourism industry want wider selection
• 3Qs: Eddie Prather, president, Tupelo School Board
• Remember to spring ahead tonight
• Ole Miss falls to Vanderbilt 65-52 in SEC Tournament
• In Mississippi, conservatives ask: Who can beat Obama?
• Flooding may have taken toll on Mississippi bear cubs
• Hood will pursue ballot initiative on pardons
• Stanford jurors believed Davis
• Tough test: New police cadets finish first week of training
• Marie Salts pleads guilty in fraud case
• Noise verdict could quell ordinance bid
• Former Alcorn County Supervisor Crotts pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Verona man facing burglary charges
• Monroe Board of Supervisors decides to keep Eubanks Road on the books
• Blue Mountain man held at gunpoint faces burglary charges
• Four pardoned inmates to be freed Saturday
• Wind downs power lines, trees in North Mississippi
• Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich draws large crowd
• High court OKs Barbour pardons
• Tishomingo jail hosts open house this weekend
• Grant to fund sidewalks near schools
• Mississippi abortion groups plan ballot initiative
• UPDATE: Storm damage reported in Northeast Mississippi
• Governor Bryant endorses Romney
• Santorum back in Tupelo on Sunday
• Newt Gingrich campaign stops in Tupelo
• Price family recovering, sharing after loss
• Santorum says state can make his success Tuesday
• First Lady of state visits Smithville
• Tupelo explores early childhood initiative, Excel by 5
• Accident on Highway 78 in Itawamba County
• Homeless campers may be asked to leave
• Jury finds Stanford guilty
• Feds seek millions after Stanford verdicts
• Debate distinguishes GOP candidates
• Romney takes 3 states, Santorum 2, Gingrich 1
• Bain resigns from Lee school board
• Miss. lawmakers meet 1st big deadline of session
• Bill forces merger of Bolivar school districts
• Super Tuesday voters assess pros and cons of field
• Volunteers man Lee County fire units
• Santorum, Gingrich confirm Tupelo stops
• Tupelo tourism up in Dec.
• State offers incentive for proposed plant
• Deadlocked, Stanford jury sent back to work
• Public will have opportunity to talk about proposed rental property inspection ordinance in New Albany again Tuesday
• One charged after break-ins at Blue Mountain business,school
• Gingrich and Santorum to campaign in Mississippi
• HUNG UP? Stanford jury tells judge it can't agree on all 14 charges against him
• Car lands in Fairpark pond after brakes fail
• Analysis: Should Miss. require more budget info?
• Family affair: Inspired by daughter, Garners build a business
• North Lee makes strides
• Remember: Spring break vacations are for animals, too
• Houston students show encouragement for troops, families with mural
• Shelby chosen as site for new drone flight center
• Weather Service confirms tornado in Mississippi on Friday
• What's so super about Tuesday? 419 GOP delegates
• Grant to fund transportation study
• Paper: Southaven Mayor asked city, chamber to pay same bills
• Sword unites descendants of Civil War soldiers
• Charter school bill still faces House hurdles
• Brief primary race heads into stretch
• Fueled by determination - Tupelo’s next superintendent has always relished a challenge
• Judge: Ex-Amory principal can’t appeal her firing
• Storms demolish small towns in Ind., Ky.; 38 dead
• Romney Wins Washington GOP caucuses
• Mississippi State beats Arkansas, 79-59
• Ole Miss defeats Alabama, 60-51
• High School Basketball Scores March 3, 2012
• Banner day for Cristil at MSU
• Damage reported from Friday storms
• Shoemaker and Garner found guilty
• Coping with high gas prices – again
• Closing gaps critical, says ex-N.C. ed chief
• High School Basketball Championship Scores March 2, 2012
• WEATHER UPDATES: Damage reported in parts of NEMS
• Lawmakers hope students will lead school prayers
• UPDATE: Amory man dies in Itawamba crash
• Massive band of storms wrecks Ind. towns, kills 8
• Pirkle has grand plans for old mill
• CodeRED ready for storm threat
• ‘Bridges’ offers process to address problem of poverty
• Reba’s Aberdeen visit airs tonight on NBC
• Ross: No SS change for 55 and over
• High School Basketball Scores March 1, 2012
• Panel passes weaker bill to merge school services
• Bill allowing stronger beer passes Miss. House
• Shoemaker-Garner update: Jury begins deliberations in Oxford
• Miss. high court sets execution dates for 2
• Pierce Street Elementary back in school after gas leak report
• Huge crowd turns out for annual Empty Bowls luncheon
• Minimal damage after weather sweeps region
• House panel OKs charters
• Hospital fraud testimony ends in Oxford
• High School Basketball Scores February 29, 2012
• Miss. gov backs immigration-enforcement proposal
• UPDATE: North Mississippi cleared from Tornado watch
• Stanford update: Jury begins deliberations in alleged customer fraud case
• Mississippi State Police investigating reported abduction
• Tupelo hopeful with new school head Loden
• Words from Loden
• Leap Days bring special birthdays every four years
• Henry's 19 lift Ole Miss past Arkansas 77-75
• Affidavits will settle Oxford alderman race
• High School Basketball Scores February 28, 2012
• Dow closes above 13,000, first time since crisis
• UPDATE: Loden chosen Tupelo’s new superintendent
• 'Great day' CDF showcases new downtown Tupelo building
• TPSD may name head today
• Pushback expected on rural water bills
• Prosecution nears close in medical fraud trial
• TMS team wins state science bowl
• House panel favors broader charter schools bill
• Oxford names three superintendent finalists
• Bill to cut Mississippi phone service rules sparks fight
• Newt Gingrich heads for Tupelo
• High School Basketball Scores for February 27, 2012
• Former GOP head Barbour: Nomination could go to convention
• Winter Jam draws large crowd in Tupelo at BCS Arena
• Tupelo plan comes in increments
• Search on for missing 2-year-old in Webster County
• Young boy drowns late Sunday afternoon in Pontotoc County
• NASCAR postpones Daytona 500 to Monday
• Veterinarian: Mild winter means very buggy summer
• School search ending soon
• School vouchers would face state constitution hurdle
• Aldean rocks sold-out crowd
• Tupelo celebrates influential black women
• Keep your teeth: Tree of Life Clinic readies for new free service
• High School State Basketball Tournament Scores February 25, 2012
• Alabama rolls past Mississippi State, 67-50
• Henry, Williams leads Ole Miss pasts LSU, 72-48
• Trial date set in lawsuit over looted insurers
• IAHS principal wants block schedule
• Students play along with the Tupelo orchestra
• Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan to perform at BancorpSouth Arena tonight
• Tupelo rejects air service bids
• Corkern: Chandler threatened hospital's future
• High School State Basketball Tournament Scores February 24, 2012
• GumTree race to change route
• Natchez Trace Parkway personnel conduct prescribed fire
• BIZ BUZZ: Lowest gas price found in Booneville – for now
• Trial update: Shoemaker ‘doing a good job,’ Corkern testifies
• Dance group to students: Aim for college
• Tupelo mail heads to Memphis
• Ward murder trial moves to May term
• Inventory tax phase-out passes committee
• Cristil honored by area Boy Scouts
• Bill would prod state workers to improve health
• Mississippi lawmakers consider new abortion restrictions
• Tupelo man arrested for felony domestic violence in Plantersville
• Tupelo police searching for missing man
• Holly Springs resident arrested for possession of child porn
• 7 Marines killed in copter collision in Arizona
• Loose livestock leads to issues
• Charter school bill clears Senate unchanged
• Blair Street apartment woes started long ago
• Shoemaker, Garner attorneys shred witness
• Mississippi Senate passes bill expanding charter schools
• Tennessee beats Ole Miss, 73-60
• UPDATE: K9s work burglary call in Verona
• Family Affair: Father-daughter team serves up some of the area’s best steaks, seafood
• Preparation, training key in weathering the worst
• Charter schools pass first hurdle
• Reeves: Charters will start in modest numbers
• No action taken on New Albany trailer park
• Mugshots will be new Fairpark eatery
• Alcorn sheriff's civil service request rejected
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG: It's official - Mugshots is coming to Tupelo
• Senter wins Nettleton alderman election
• No action on New Albany trailer park
• Mississippi governor seeks funding for his staff
• 3 ex-Jackson police officers accused of bribery
• Tracking the gap
• Panel votes today on charter schools
• Nature trail to open near Veteran’s Park
• Three remain in Tupelo superintendent search
• Commander promotes STEM education
• Open clerk position creates heated debate among Mantachie aldermen
• Miss. bills reflect priorities of GOP majority
• Fanning-Otis to retire as Mississippi State's women's hoops coach
• Three are finalists for Tupelo superintendent
• Tishomingo Police officer in serious condition after accident
• Analysis: No quick fixes to boost Miss. economy
• Holly Springs asking for local sales tax for capital improvements
• Poll: Majority for statewide smoking ban
• Vendors report good market in Tupelo
• LOCAL FOLKS: Tupelo High student tries view behind the camera
• Lafayette County at war with litter
• Grant funds headed to Pontotoc Habitat
• Starkville Main Street Association proposes 17 wayfinding signs
• Affordable Care Act cuts bills for some in Miss
• A great leader: Soldier described as a friend to everyone
• Blight battle years in making
• Expanded charter school bill slated for vote on Tuesday
• Learning about Washington
• Tupelo Police working hostage standoff
• Ole Miss on wrong end of Wildcats' home win streak
• Forecasters expect storm system to move into Ala.
• Lee County soldier remembered as friend, great leader
• Fugitive recovery initiates pursuit in Tishomingo County
• Tupelo named state Fire Department of the Year
• United Way celebrates community
• Challengers swim team prepares for second year at Special Olympics
• NMMC-Tupelo heart team opens new territory
• Biz Buzz Blog: Pontotoc Spring acquired by Indiana company
• Marshall County drive-by suspects may get special grand jury
• Ole Miss' Kendrick apologizes for argument
• TVA laying off staff security force
• Saltillo students travel through the decades
• United Way at 50: Tupelo founders faced initial skepticism
• Meltdown follows blowout loss for Ole Miss Rebels
• 'Save the Sag' parade today
• Davis wanted out, Stanford H.R. chief testifies
• Saltillo offers amnesty days on fines
• 16 pardoned by Barbour after Parole Board said no
• Tishomingo County rounds up grand jury indictees
• Alcorn Regional Jail escape, capture
• Corinth schools to seek funding
• Special election set for Noxubee superintendent
• Honoring A Solider
• Churches, others urged to help with CodeRED
• Neighborhood park to replace eyesore
• House votes to curtail AG's powers
• Saltillo police get new armor, tasers
• Downed pilot transferred to Memphis
• Skeletal remains found in rural Oktibbeha County
• Landfill begins production of green energy in Pontotoc
• Drug dogs sweep Houston High School
• House passes bill to cut attorney general's power
• Live testimony completed in Ellis hearing
• Tupelo will buy old properties
• Tupelo school playgrounds to open to public
• Ripley mayor race heads to runoff despite error
• Oxford alderman race undecided
• Tupelo buys properties
• Miss. senator proposes anti-abortion amendment
• REPORT: One dead in Monroe plane crash
• Heartstrings: Kindergartners talk about art, romance
• House OKs spending change
• Estes, Ross take forum jabs at Nunnelee
• Ellis hearing enters possible final day
• Estes, Ross campaign against Nunnelee
• House panel OKs bill to change attorney contracts
• One fatality in Highway 45 Alternate accident
• Dye family donates John Dye memorabilia to Amory museum
• Coroner: Miss. State student died of drug overdose
• Analysis: Mississippi to hum new tune?
• Miss. high court denies PRC petition
• Saltillo Cemetery gets a major face-lift
• Mayor's election Tuesday in Ripley
• New Verona police chief wants community focus
• Women's Basketball: Miss. State beats Ole Miss in OT
• Bobby Brown on Miss. stage: 'I love you, Whitney'
• Philadelphia liquor bill goes to Legislature
• Fallen soldier’s funeral services announced
• Snow not likely for area forecast
• 25 Years and going: Tupelo Furniture Market kicks off spring event
• Rules change ires Dems
• Fateful roommate ad puts Davis, Stanford together
• New standards guide pre-K teachers
• 3Qs: Debbie Hood, Tupelo-Lee Humane Society Director
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• No. 20 Miss. State starts flat, loses to Georgia in OT
• Maine GOP chairman say Romney wins caucuses
• Wrecks clogging Highway 45
• Parents: Hazed students not allowed to play sports
• Award honors Grace Clark’s Tupelo spirit
• Magnolia Regional Hospital in Corinth to donate AEDs to schools
• Mississippi public libraries brace for budget cuts
• GOP candidates Estes, Ross to meet voters
• Corinth's Wurlitzer property to get upgrade
• Cold temperatures this weekend in Northeast Mississippi
• Tremont resident copes with rare disease
• Gilmore Foundation starts new venture to help children in Monroe County
• Baldwyn man pleas guilty in nightclub shooting
• Obama: Birth control policy meets everyone's needs
• Under questioning: Supreme Court hears arguments on Barbour pardons
• Tupelo bars get scrutiny
• Bost effort: Bulldog guard dishes out 13 assists in rout of Rebels
• Rep. Steve Holland’s ‘Gulf of America’ a joke lost on some
• No. 20 Mississippi State beats Ole Miss, 70-60
• Mooreville soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Bill limiting Hood's power dies for breaking rules
• State Rep. Steve Holland: 'Gulf of America' bill was a joke
• Barbour pardons showdown before Miss. high court
• Davis weeps his last day on stand
• Higher alcohol-by-weight limit sought
• Columbus schools cut 59 positions
• Prosecution tries to bolster Davis testimony
• Mississippi man executed for convenience store killings
• Alcorn County gets help for flood damage repairs
• Democrats vent displeasure over GOP tax claims
• Drug Court graduation: 'A new beginning'
• Analysis: High stakes in Barbour pardons showdown
• Tupelo man arrested on burglary charges
• Stanford team targets Davis
• MHSAA tourney changes may benefit Tupelo
• Santorum wins Missouri GOP presidential primary
• New Albany officials vote to negotiate on trailer park
• Tupelo OKs droopy pants ban
• JCJC student arrested after alleged bomb threat
• Ala.-based grocery chain sells stores in 4 states
• South Gloster First Glance
• Toyota adds on a second production shift
• STANFORD TRIAL: Davis admits lies, frauds, betrayals
• Lee noise ordinance to be reworked
• Reeves questions taking school reserves
• Houlka, Houston to improve sewers
• South Gloster impressions: Room for improvement
• Reeves noncommittal on schools' rainy day funds
• Judge temporarily blocks Mississippi execution
• Tippah County break-ins lead to charges against two
• JOHN L. PITTS: Super Bowl win puts Eli in elite company
• Analysis: Miss. lawmakers off to slow start in '12
• Virtual charter schools debated
• DeSoto officials urge quake prep
• Pinewood Derby rolls on
• SUPER BOWL FOURTH QUARTER: New York Giants 21, New England Patriots 17
• Stray dogs prompt calls to City Hall in Houston
• Woman: decongestant brought meth charge in Ala
• Clay County buys port property
• Rash of dogs missing in Pontotoc area
• JOHN L. PITTS: Must-win situations help breed champions
• Tupelo businesses eager to feed football fans
• DECADES OF LEADERSHIP: Wages retires after 42 years at NMMC
• City eyes a dog catcher with teeth
• Mississippi State student found dead at off-campus apartment
• No. 22 Mississippi State beats Auburn, 91-88
• DeSoto starts homicide probe in woman's death
• Pontotoc County seeking to honor black WWII soldier
• Ole Miss fights illegal downloads
• Shocked? Not! Not many surprises in Super Bowl ads
• Davis: Stanford bribes kept heat off
• Ellis hearing will continue on Feb. 13
• 1 sentenced in 2009 kidnapping case
• Suspect jailed on burglary charges, probation violation in Prentiss County
• South Gloster study to be revealed Monday
• Biz Buzz Blog Updates
• Suspect arrested for alleged illegal prescription drug sales in Prentiss County
• Corinth man gets life sentence in death of wife
• Fake tax refund checks spotted in Houston
• Tea Party group endorses Estes
• Davis admits lies, affair with Holt
• Copyright lawyer: Ellis didn’t put district at risk
• Child abuse bill named for victim from Lee County
• Biologist’s work leads to cooperative conservation
• Judge grants stay in wrongful death suit of Ole Miss football player
• National Weather Service says EF-0 tornado touched down in Monroe County
• Maryland man sentenced in Miss. tire swindle
• Arizona man gets 33 1/3 years in child porn case
• END OF DAY: Davis admits affair with Holt, says Stanford believed she would be 'loyal'
• TPD likely will get its first animal-control officer
• Marine from Mississippi dies in Afghanistan
• Pa. groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• Ole Miss, MSU roll out recruits
• Ellis: I was conflicted on night of prank
• New slips should lure boaters to J.P. Coleman park
• Tupelo board to interview seven superintendent candidates
• Body ID'd as missing Iuka man
• Miss. high court takes ex-gov pardons case
• Houlka man gets federal charges
• DJournal.com National Signing Day Central
• Reed urges collaboration in speech
• 'Giving back': Lee County names Williams its teacher of the year
• Ellis testimony centers on Birmingham trip
• Body found in Lowndes County waterway identified
• Romney wins big in Florida, routing Gingrich
• Bryant's 1st Miss. budget carries 'lots of cuts'
• Part of Hwy. 45 closed in Alcorn County
• Reed cites positives, urges collaboration on challenges
• THS principal, others testify
• House a test case for evolving neighborhood
• Stanford trial witness: Davis, Holt posed problems
• Corinth legislators won't back liquor vote
• Relay bebops into annual campaign
• Liggins picks LSU
• Father of kids killed in Neshoba fire is out of hospital
• Live blogging Ellis hearing
• UPDATE: Former Stanford analyst offers view of Memphis operations
• Drug arrest in Monroe County
• Davis to take aim at Stanford
• Five testified in Stanford trial's first week
• Tea Party: Nunnelee should agree to debate
• Unidentified body found in Lowndes County
• LOCAL FOLKS: Retired Tippah County coroner turns to fun pursuits
• Daffodil project encourages new beginnings in Smithville
• Official: GE plant could be done by end of 2012
• Names released in Chickasaw County fatal crash
• House fire kills 3 children in Neshoba
• Most Mississippi residents with HIV skip treatment
• 'More like a park' - Trace looks to enhance the experience
• Ellis hearing to resume amid concerns
• Mooreville-Richmond system prefers Tupelo
• Young recruits in needy schools
• 3Q's: Cathy Gault, Tupelo fire marshal
• Two killed in crash in Chicaksaw County
• Ole Miss beats South Carolina 66-62
• Nettleton police chief dismissed
• Saltillo police look for man in theft case
• Two arrested for theft of furniture trailer in Saltillo
• A path of history: Scenic byway opens around Brice's Crossroads
• Telephone weather alerts start Monday
• Shannon High sees results from new ninth-grade academy
• Presley to issue subpoenas on water bylaws
• Thomas Street Elementary students experience Japanese culture
• Marshals nab sex offender for failing to register
• Brice’s opens new scenic byway
• Booneville driver's license office revamping under way
• REPORT: Fire damages Starkville apartment building
• Historic industrial building damaged in Corinth
• Sara Lee facility to close
• State high court suspends, fines Lee judge
• Legislators eye revisions to state's charter schools law
• Ripley police officer resigns after animal neglect charge filed
• Former Ripley High School teacher sentenced after pleading guilty to sexual battery
• No. 14 Florida beats Ole Miss, 64-60
• AG's office offers money to find pardoned trusty
• Aberdeen superintendent appeals hearing underway
• Lee judge Thompson sanctioned by Supreme Court
• Feb. 8 execution date set for Mississippi inmate
• Future of proposed Lee County noise ordinance in limbo
• 21 apply for TPSD position
• No action on redistricting, but it's on 'radar screen'
• Politics may complicate federal court pick
• Spring completion anticipated for K-C road in Corinth
• Prentiss County holds meth lab suspects
• UPDATE: TPSD board getting list of superintendent applicants
• No files on pardoned killers
• Woman pleads guilty in Calhoun County manslaughter case
• APNewsBreak: Army to cut combat brigades
• Bryant covers wide array of issues
• Economic conference speakers say economy showing improvement
• Stanford jury seated, lawyers go to work
• Legal community mourns death of Judge Pepper
• Nettleton police chief disputes claims
• Hosemann weighs in on rural water
• Bryant unveils policy details in State of State
• Lawmakers, others laud Phil Bryant's speech
• REPORT: Cow takes downtown Tupelo stroll
• Federal Judge Pepper dies of heart attack
• SPELLING BEE CHAMP - Mooreville's Jennifer Clifton wins Lee County challenge
• Rural water caught in cross hairs
• Decibel meter finds violators aplenty
• Four airlines offer to provide air service in Tupelo
• Court delays Barbour pardon hearing
• BIZ BUZZ: Four airlines offer service in Tupelo
• Quarles to run for Supreme Court seat
• Proposals could limit Miss. gov's pardon power
• Elaine Hancock injured in weekend wreck
• Marshall County drive-by suspect's bond revoked
• Victims suffer amid fight over control of Stanford assets
• Two dead in Ala. as storms pound South, Midwest
• Attorney claims Hood knew about governor's pardons
• Tishomingo man charged with murder
• Severe weather could impact Mississippi
• Movie set to film in Oxford
• Rep. Giffords to resign from Congress this week
• Bryant trims staff salaries
• Stanford trial likely to unveil tales of intrigue, money
• 50 years of Hope: Regional Rehab celebrates milestone
• Hoyt to speak at Celebration of Hope
• Tupelo inspectors get ticket power
• Fallen financier Stanford goes on trial Monday
• FINAL: No. 18 Mississippi State 78, Vanderbilt 77
• Newt Gingrich wins South Carolina GOP primary
• Paterno family denies report he has died
• Henry's 24 leads Ole Miss past Georgia 66-63
• Some damage, hail reported from storms in region
• Woman shot, killed in Itawamba County
• Stamps increase by one penny
• Gunn names House chairs
• Shoemaker requests records for trial
• Inmate’s mother sues Lafayette officials
• Reid postpones vote on anti-piracy bill
• Coach confronted on Houston campus
• Mississippi State takes down Oxford billboard
• Rescued La. bear shot to death in Miss.
• UPDATE: Gas leak under control in Saltillo
• Governor's Mansion trusties booted in Mississippi
• Advocates: Mississippi needs to clear the air
• Lagging economy, revenues ahead
• Stanford jury pool expected in Texas courthouse Monday
• Union County fire chief retires
• McAlister’s aids Price reward fund
• Report backs changes to Mississippi college employee plan
• Lafayette County coroner searching for family of dead man
• Buffalo Wild Wings owner expects a crowd at opening
• Train and 18-wheeler accident in Lee County
• AP sources: Perry abandoning bid, backing Gingrich
• Two dead in Lowndes County fire
• Median cables get national recognition
• TPSD leaders: Achievement gap should be focus
• No. 18 Bulldogs visit Oxford tonight
• New claims process slated for Stanford bank victims
• Former Rebel Pomeranz says misdemeanor charge dropped
• Pontotoc drug investigation nabs three suspects
• Former PGA golfer arrested in sex sting
• Tupelo airport boardings down
• Hood: Most Barbour pardons should be revoked
• Corinth asks Legislature to approve alcohol vote
• Elvis Festival tickets on sale
• Hospitals won't oppose tax renewal
• Smithville woman arrested in murder investigation
• Hood: Judge should invalidate some Barbour pardons
• Accident closes U.S. 78 West in Itawamba County
• Columbia student hit by car after exiting bus
• Corinth man arrested on manufacturing meth charges
• Pre-tornado house to come down for parking
• 'Miracle' cat, missing since '10, comes home
• A tribute to MLK
• State plans teacher evaluation system
• Complaints spur open primary bills
• Biz Buzz: Former Piggly Wiggly in Saltillo to become...
• Analysis: Miss. school transfer law challenged
• Miss. lawmakers propose limits on pardons by governors
• Authorities: 1 dead in small plane crash in Neshoba County
• Two arrested in Friday night shooting in Itawamba County
• MLK remembered in Tupelo: 25 years of unity
• Church Street house vote postponed
• Billboards broadcast Mississippi State-Ole Miss rivalry message
• Two Oktibbeha schools face possible takeover
• LOCAL FOLKS: New library director’s love of reading goes back to junior high
• Missing man found dead in Corinth
• Towering legend, flawed man? King's image evolving
• New group created to reinvigorate Miss. Dems
• 20 cases of misconduct with students reported
• COMMUNITY MENTORS: Programs can help pull up struggling students
• Pardons spur talk of change
• Crow's Neck supporters work to revive center
• Curriculum calls for expanded civil rights education
• Layne Bruce, executive director, Mississippi Press Association
• New Monroe County Sheriff shares goals and changes with his administration
• Moultrie leads No. 20 Mississippi State over Alabama
• Auburn ekes out 69-68 2OT win over Ole Miss
• Sentencing set in Arkansas-Miss. kidnapping case
• Land donation to aid ICC athletics, arts
• Barbour: Pardons about Christian forgiveness
• Senate, House primaries to be contested
• Church faces opposition on demolition of Tupelo house
• Recovered gun's owner dead, relatives elusive
• Holly Springs church sues city over location
• Crash kills 1 in Pontotoc County
• Ex-Gov. Barbour 'very comfortable' with pardons
• TVA says fuel cost drop ranges from $2 to $4.50
• MDOC says 4 freed trusties checked in
• Pontotoc authorities searching for suspect in drug case
• Pardons include 36 in region
• New Tupelo police station on hold
• E911 declines savings move
• Estes touts GOP congressional challenge
• Gigi's opens today in Tupelo
• BARBOUR PARDONS: 21 Miss. inmates in limbo
• Mississippi gets C-, ranks 45th, in school ratings
• Authorities urge caution on roads
• Former RHS teacher charged with sexual battery
• Bumphis pleads not guilty; case to be heard in 2 months
• Collins assumes Guard leadership
• Possible slight snow today
• Changes may be on tap for rural water
• Lee County adopts sex education policy
• Miss. court halts quick release of some pardoned
• Barbour: Most pardoned weren't in custody
• Man dies in Iuka house fire
• Miss. AG: Some Barbour pardons might be invalid
• Barbour to join law firm as well as lobbying firm
• Bryant: State will rise together
• Booneville native chosen as next adjutant general
• Third drive-by shooting suspect arrested in Marshall County Christmas Day incident
• Union voters defeat liquor again
• Romney wins in NH, cements front-runner position
• Records: Ex-Miss. Gov. Barbour pardons nearly 200
• TCPS announces change in leadership
• UPDATE: Smithville bank robbed Tuesday
• Inauguration moving indoors into Capitol
• Building the team: Bryant announces agency heads
• Doctor's guilty plea leaves two facing fed trial
• Coroner: Man fatally shot in Starkville
• Northern loop's road beds nearly done, but bridges still remain
• Eric Church to perform at BCS Arena in April
• BancorpSouth Arena fighting back against online scalpers
• Police search for driver in high-speed chase
• Pontotoc trucker to be sentenced in Maryland chase
• Miss. high court to hear Oxford church dispute
• Report: Gov. Barbour pardons convicted murderer
• Cotton's Gun and Pawn in Ripley destroyed by fire
• 2nd Ga. man dies from wreck on way to BCS game
• Elvis Presley Birthplace energized by expansion, slowed by few problems
• Barbour leaves office at top of game
• Union County voters to decide on liquor
• Tupelo's next school leader will need multiple skills
• A seasoned Bryant to be sworn in
• 3Qs: Thomas Walker, Tupelo fire chief
• Aberdeen child care centers earn 4-Star rating
• Parole denied in death of local trooper case
• One injured in accident near Saltillo
• Hamilton, Warren lead LSU past Ole Miss 81-55
• USM business dean sees brighter US picture
• Lee County noise ordinance could ease thorny case
• Reeves’ appointments bipartisan
• Tupelo airport hopes new private FBO keeps employees
• Thorn, Little Big Town to headline Elvis Festival
• Stryker: A veteran serving veterans
• Itawambians should be wary of scammers
• Massie leaving Ole Miss for NFL Draft
• 2012 Tupelo Elvis Festival poster unveiled; Line-up announced
• Ole Miss' Freeze earns $100K for each SEC win
• Amory leads way with lowest gas price today
• Unemployment rate falls as economy adds 200K jobs
• New Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves calls for education focus
• Ward picks Ole Miss over Miss. State, Alabama
• Student tutor program looks for funding
• Errant shot injures neighbor
• UPDATE: Ward picks Ole Miss
• Smithville eateries share coveted MBJ title
• Business group rolls out strategic plan for state
• UPDATE: Ole Miss basketball player arrested on drug charges and dismissed from team
• Southaven mayor to be asked to resign over spending
• Channing Ward narrows list to three schools
• Toyota near employment requirement
• Dickerson Furniture to close soon in Booneville
• Mayor Jack Reed to give ‘State of the City’ on Jan. 25
• Painting dedicated at Toyota plant
• Toyota Mississippi update on jobs, production ... and colors
• Verona police investigating armed robbery
• Teen charged as adult in Marshall County drive-by
• Clay circuit court to hear appeal
• Tupelo police investigating early morning fatal accident
• Southaven aldermen fail to justify receipts
• Police: Starkville student innocent bystander
• Clinton Republican will lead House
• GOP: Romney beats Santorum by 8 votes in Iowa
• Nunnelee draws GOP opponent; Wicker gets Democrat
• Politics '12: First challenger files against Rep. Nunnelee
• Barbour to speak to lawmakers
• Barbours moving out of Miss. Governor's Mansion
• Johnthan Banks to return for senior season at Miss. State
• Edmonds' lawsuit to be heard by 5th Circuit
• New Legislature convenes today
• Seven new school chiefs take office
• Loribel stands lonely with Davises gone
• Landlords under new rules
• WTVA back on air with DISH after dispute
• Last day: 23 Iowa campaign stops combined
• REPORT: Charges upgraded to capital murder in death of Starkville High student
• Miss. State in Polls: No. 15 AP, No. 16 USA Today
• New legislative session marks Republican dominance
• Judge sets settlement deadline in McAllister suit
• New Year, new baby: Carmon McKynli Childers is Tupelo’s first baby in 2012
• Starkville teen shot, killed
• Legislature's first task: Get organized
• LOCAL FOLKS: Young Mississippi native finds place at Washington Post
• MSU WR Bumphis arrested in Tupelo
• Double exposures: Photos from 2011 get second chance
• Starkville High School football player shot and killed
• Mississippi State's Chad Bumphis arrested in Tupelo; Jan. 12 court date
• Tippah County Administrator resigns
• Fondling counts against ex-bus driver grow to 7
• 2011 Year in Review
• 2011: Year in Review - Region devastated by deadly twisters
• Stalled bills to get new GOP push
• 3Q's: Hank Boerner, North Mississippi Medical Center's wellness center director
• Strategies can help Tupelo reduce achievement gap
• World rings in 2012 and bids adieu to a tough year
• No. 15 Mississippi State beats Utah State, 66-64
• Miss. lawmakers face full agenda for 2012 session
• Houston shows consistent increase in economy
• Tupelo police investigating Friday night car jacking
• Vick Ballard leads Mississippi State past Wake Forest to victory in Music City Bowl
• Gunn's rapid rise about to make him House speaker
• Legislature takes on new look
• Practice safety with fireworks
• Thomas Keenum sentenced in federal bank fraud
• AP-GfK Poll: In 2012, It Can Only Get Better
• Music City Bowl Scouting Report: Miss. State vs. Wake Forest
• Ripley man dies in early morning accident
• UPDATE: Thomas Keenum gets prison time in federal bank fraud case
• New Oktibbeha County sheriff takes over Jan. 1
• Juvenile arrested in Marshall County drive-by shooting
• McCoy ready to enjoy retirement
• Future uncertain for fought-over Elvis tour bus
• Tupelo’s municipal salaries in line with state
• Northeast goes tobacco-free this weekend
• Best (local) music of 2011
• Mississippi revenue jumps 5.67 percent in December
• Pontotoc County child dies in shooting
• Suspects arrested in Marshall County slaying
• Charter school advocates look to change Miss. law
• BRIDGING THE GAP: Clinton is model of successfully educating all subgroups
• BRIDGING THE GAP: TPSD leaders are committed to reaching all demographics
• Board threatens pay cut for Booneville mayor
• Kelly ready to take on DA's responsibilities
• Rust College receives $3M challenge gift
• 24 bands in inaugural parade
• Authorities investigating theft in Pontotoc County
• Three miners rescued from Tenn. mine after fire
• Familiar budget shortfall faces new Miss. leaders
• Program may ease growing nursing shortage
• One suspect arrested in Marshall County slaying
• BRIDGING THE GAP: Community, parental support plays key role
• House destroyed in late night fire, cause unknown
• Crossroads Arena manager abruptly resigns
• Ripley Mayor Hill found dead Tuesday afternoon at his residence
• Scruggs update: Hearing set on Dickie Scruggs' motion to throw out second conviction
• Officials aim to bring bike rally back in '12
• 3 Texas fugitives caught in Miss.
• UPDATE: Marshall authorities seek four suspects in drive-by shooting
• Tupelo's pressing challenge: Achievement gap threatens city, schools' future
• Peaceful integration can provide lessons for today
• Salvation Army gets gold in Red Kettle
• Closing gap important for economy, individuals
• Achievement gap may be caused by more than economics
• Land donated for Starkville community park
• Miss. mom's bid to delay prison term fails
• Hancock CEO tapped for Federal Reserve board
• False identification leads to apprehension of dangerous suspect
• Vacancy on Greenwood School Board
• Home for the holidays
• Christmas doesn't stop call of duty
• Jingle Bells and IV tubes
• Smithville students adopt soldier
• Penny drive raises big bucks for charity
• Bethlehem Christmas joyful, crowded, rainy
• Pope urges end to Syria bloodshed, peace worldwide
• 17th annual First Monday Christmas dinner set Sunday in Ripley
• Marshall County Sheriff's department investigating shooting
• Merry Christmas
• Southern Miss beats Nevada 24-17 in Hawaii Bowl
• Note To Readers: Daily Journal does not publish on Christmas Day
• Building a future for Smithville
• Last-minute shopping
• Plantersville domestic violence call lands cocaine, manhunt
• NORAD Santa trackers having record holiday
• Mississippi voter ID amendment faces fed scrutiny
• Merry Christmas
• Holiday babies bring blessings for NMMC staff
• State sees more revenue, fewer vices
• Woman faces sentencing in fake money case
• Ex-prosecutor looks to new opportunities
• City of Fulton offices will be closed today and Monday for Christmas
• Tax cut survives: Congress votes holiday approval
• Farmers expected to plant less cotton
• 12 indicted in cocaine trafficking scheme
• Holiday Travel
• 'Tis the season
• Judge: Stanford is fit for trial
• Work on Tree of Life dental facility nearly complete
• Oxford seeks bids on bus facility
• Starkville mayor suggests creation of drainage fee
• Don’t hold the phone - Law-enforcement officials back cell-driving ban
• State reports slow growth
• Region’s unemployment rate matches year’s low
• Ga. librarian to head Lee-Itawamba system
• PEP hires student mentors for young children
• Itawamba to benefit from $74K in MDEQ grants
• Orman, Smith, Waldon win TEPA run-off elections
• Barbour to return to lobbying firm
• Tupelo plant to be modernized
• Judge puts Facebook suit by Mississippi woman on hold
• DJournal.com app has arrived
• Holiday rush: Region’s shoppers hit the stores as Christmas nears
• Bond $1M for shooting suspect
• 1st district slims under remap
• Boy Scout aims to curb mosquitos
• Barbour budget proposes education consolidation
• Gunter Brewer parts ways with Ole Miss
• Ellis Johnson new Southern Miss football coach
• Bond set for suspect in Tupelo shooting
• Man charged in Price murder
• No bond for New Albany man
• United Way tops $2.2M campaign goal
• Union County to use regional mental health facility
• Khayat improving in Oxford hospital
• Tupelo Airport Authority OKs $267,000 change order
• UPDATE: New Albany police charge man in killing of coach's wife
• Accident on Highway 78
• MSU basketball in Polls: No. 18 AP, No. 17 USA Today
• UPDATE: Monroe County highway reopens after accident
• North Korea: Kim Jong Il dead, son is 'successor'
• Search ongoing for TPSD leader
• LOCAL FOLKS: Ole Miss administrator consults on 2012 debates
• Pet protection: Give heartworm meds year-round, vets say
• Cates-Gaither House receives $60,000 grant
• Itawamba County Civic Club toy drive a massive success
• Report: US death sentences reach 35-year low
• Student's wrongful detainment claim brings first step toward lawsuit against South Tippah, Ripley
• UPDATE: Fire destroys home on County Road 1562
• Tupelo shooting suspect in Lee County jail
• Families get good Christmas meal
• Saltillo tussles with Comcast over missing funds
• Support for changing PERS cost-of-living adjustment appears low
• Outgoing road commissioner wants tax hike
• 3Qs: Jim Herring, Bryant transition team head
• Southern Mississippi beats Ole Miss, 86-82
• Hood helps No. 17 Miss. St. top Detroit, 80-75
• Tupelo woman dies in Highway 45 accident Saturday
• Senate OKs $1T budget bill, payroll tax cut
• Christmas angels help children in Lee County
• Two suspects held in Price shootings
• Water operator failed to monitor, lied about it
• UPDATE: One fatality, another shooting Saturday morning
• Shannon gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Tupelo Airport board meeting to discuss change order
• Cheapest gasoline: Sherman 12/16/11
• UPDATE: Two people of interest being questioned in Price shooting
• Parent/teacher group speaks to Houston board
• Two centuries after New Madrid quakes, what's next?
• Starkville board reviews superintendent applicants
• BP settles with maker of failed blowout preventer
• Electricity theft on the rise
• Bryant seeks input on priorities from policy summit
• Digging for history
• Barbour: Mississippi budget should be transparent
• Appeals court throws out child porn conviction
• Lee County principal returns from leave
• 2012 trial set in eagle shooting
• Okolona businessman arrested for sale of counterfeit goods
• Unbelievable Christmas
• Union County dogs found mutilated
• Still no answers in New Albany shootings
• Community responds to Angel Tree plea for help
• Panel advises COLA change
• Study group: 3-year freeze on Miss. retirees' COLA
• TVA says fuel cost 3.1 percent lower in January
• Ex-Panola official pleads guilty to mail fraud, embezzlement
• Fire destroys Tupelo home
• Community responds to Angel Tree plea
• Aberdeen school superintendent fired
• Tupelo council discusses dangerous dogs
• Panel: Don't cut school funds
• Skateboard, purple twinkle toes ... and Daddy
• Agency staff to meet with Booneville, Corinth cemetery customers
• Attorney General investigators raid Okolona store
• Mississippi postal facilities safe until May.
• Date set for Keenum's sentence
• Police say dog fighting ring found in Miss.
• Sentencing set in Southaven bank robbery
• Hybrid OR in place at NMMC
• Library eyes Fairpark
• Regional highway projects move forward
• Director could be named soon
• Hibbett Sports gives Smithville big boost
• Drive-by photos: Buffalo Wild Wings 12/9/2011
• Hibbett Sports makes big donation to Smithville Schools
• Accident slows traffic on Highway 45 north of Mall Barnes Crossing
• Amory Museum features many Christmas displays
• Daily Journal website returns to djournal.com
• Lots of turnover among Mississippi school chiefs
• 6-year-old injured in hit-and-run at her home
• PERS draft freezes COLA
• LOCAL FOLKS: Verona man donates more than 50 gallons of blood
• Volt aims to provide electrifying experience
• Students pepper sprayed after fights break out
• Report: Corporal punishment on decline at schools
• Biggest Loser winning with health
• Newly elected: Cooperation to continue
• Skeleton found in Long Beach woods
• Painful memories five years later
• State’s older population is growing
• Mystery donor leaves $1,740 gold coin in Tenn. kettle
• New book traces Grant's route to Vicksburg
• No. 17 Mississippi State beats Troy, 106-68
• Ole Miss routs Mississippi Valley State 80-56
• 51 cadets to graduate Highway Patrol class
• Traceway's Mae Griffis enjoys 106th
• Tupelo looks at baggy pants, dangerous dogs
• Home safety requires precautions
• Bomb threat cancels classes at Tupelo High
• Burglary, theft arrests raise hopes, but isn't a break in New Albany shooting case
• Tuskegee airman honored at West Amory Elementary
• Break-ins continue in Pontotoc County
• Stripper charges dropped, Wicker aide keeps job
• Soldiers charged with recruitment fraud
• Bomb threat at Tupelo High
• MDOT reports icy accumulation in Itawamba County
• Overflow crowd mourns slain New Albany teacher
• Corinth eateries safe despite salmonella scare
• Newly renovated Woody's gets good marks
• Va. Tech gunman kills officer, then found dead
• Advocates: Enhanced sex ed may cut teen pregnancy
• Overflow crowd mourns slain New Albany teacher
• New Albany shooting today appears self-inflicted
• Southern Baptists study possible name change
• No breaks yet in Price shooting death
• Corinth salmonella cases draw scrutiny
• Aldridge lawsuit highlights estate spending
• GINNA PARSONS: Woody's in a flurry ahead of reopening
• Booster treasurer testifies on third day of Ellis hearing
• UPDATE: Florence Aldridge denies suggestion about pass at Louis
• Cause of dry cleaner fire in Corinth remains under investigation
• Starkville schools look at student travel
• UPDATE: Restaurant Impossible gets Woody's ready
• Lafayette, Oxford halt silver auction
• Some snow reports in NEMS
• New Albany stunned
• Burglaries a focus of investigation in Price shooting
• Mississippians recall impact of Pearl Harbor attack 70 years later
• Aldridges back in court over woman’s assets
• Booneville bank robbery suspect in custody
• Pedestrian killed in Union County
• Miss. flags lowered for Pearl Harbor Day
• KI to end manufacturing in Pontotoc, Tupelo
• New Albany football coach shot, wife killed
• Former state senator Graham dies
• Ole Miss welcomes Freeze as coach
• Southern Motion could add 400 jobs in Baldwyn
• Elvis statue to be added to Fairpark
• Food Network chef in Tupelo
• Ole Miss introduces Freeze as new head coach
• Feds set to give Tupelo cigarette building
• Updates from Calvin Ellis hearing in Tupelo
• Recliner manufacturer plans expansion in Baldwyn
• UPDATE: Freeze named next Ole Miss football coach
• Barbour backs online sales tax
• New Miss. gun law quietly eases limits
• Belden firefighter not your typical guy
• Academic Bowl prepares Shannon Middle students for state tests
• Miss. State to Music City Bowl
• AP source: Ole Miss schedules meeting with Freeze
• 71-year-old rescued, 30-year-old dies in 2 fires
• Hattiesburg part of school bus safety project
• Christmas Spirit: Great floats, good weather mark parade
• Waller recalled as inclusive governor
• Poverty is on the rise among school-aged children
• Beef plant details may finally emerge
• 3Qs: Blake Wilson, president of the Mississippi Economic Council
• Mississippi State Football Championship Scores
• Conditions improve for 2 injured students in Winona bus crash
• Tippah County memorial to fallen officers Crenshaw,Crum dedicated Saturday
• Columbus appeal denied by Miss. court
• Southern Miss ruins No. 7 Houston's BCS hopes
• MSU students, Smithville leaders collaborate
• Pete Boone Q&A: 'We've got some great opportunities here'
• Mooreville students create cards for military
• Burglary suspect shot by resident in Oxford
• Mullen statement says no contact with Penn State
• Cheapest gas: Sherman 12/2/11
• Longtime Oxford attorney Omar Craig dies
• Pontotoc city schools safe after precautionary stand by
• Unemployment rate falls to lowest since March 2009
• REPORT: Log truck collides with school bus in Montgomery County
• A festive glow: Tupelo families enjoy train rides, music, decorations
• Potential Ole Miss coaches still coaching
• Okolona weighs options on topless club
• HealthWorks! receives $250,000 grant
• SANDLIN TRIAL: Jury - Lisa Sandlin guilty of murder
• Michael Rubenstein dies of heart attack
• Trial date set in Tupelo bank robbery case
• Francis to appear before Parole Board
• MUW president named
• Occupy Tupelo targets Wicker
• Sandlin insists she didn't want stepson dead
• ‘New’ Tupelo restaurant now taking reservations
• Occupy Tupelo movement drew 10
• Borsig named MUW president
• Former Mississippi Gov. Bill Waller has died
• UPDATE: Lee County authorities capture man who ran from jail
• Pontotoc man dies in early morning vehicle accident
• Happy sales: More shoppers out locally, nationally
• Region's anticipated snow was scarce
• Success feeds rumors, Mullen says of Penn State buzz
• Tupelo recycling bins went fast
• House building permits see rise
• Southern Miss' Davis wins Conerly Trophy
• Bank robbed in Abbeville
• Mississippi State's Dan Mullen on Penn State Reports: 'I like to deal in realities'
• Ole Miss coaching search committee meets with football team
• Propane tank explodes at Okolona house fire
• Winter weather system moving through Northeast Miss.
• Roll it out: Bigger, mobile bins hit streets
• Tupelo kicks off Christmas season this week
• Ripley alderman pleads guilty
• Women dominate Sandlin jury
• Jurors seated in Sandlin murder trial
• Jackson Police officer receives Purple Heart
• Two traffic fatalities in Mississippi over Holiday
• Shoppers snap up Cyber Monday deals
• Snow may fall, won't stick
• Deer dangers increase
• 'Survivor' may give answers about dolphin deaths
• LOCAL FOLKS: Delta native has a good 'spirit'
• Spine surgery technique gaining national attention
• Online shopping sales surge 26 percent on Black Friday
• No. 24 Mississippi State beats North Texas, 82-59
• Possible snow in NEMS?
• Rescued dolphin beginning to eat fish
• Toys still hot on wish lists
• MSU plays on: Nutt exits with another loss
• PSC to review all water utilities
• Community college tuition guarantee program shows steady growth
• Food stamp usage on the rise
• 3Qs: Santa Claus
• EGG BOWL 2011 UPDATES: Miss. State 31, Ole Miss 3 Fourth Quarter
• PHOTO GALLERY: EGG BOWL 2011
• Pontotoc Park improvements in discussion stages
• EGG BOWL 2011: Will rivals rise to the occasion?
• Group to pay expenses for Columbus police chief candidates
• EGG BOWL 2011: The Junction
• Black Friday got physical in Northeast Mississippi
• Okolona man tall in saddle at 104
• High School Football Scores November 25, 2011
• High School Football Games November 25, 2011
• Miss. congressmen confident in court redistricting
• One dead in George County accident
• Holiday shopping starts early in Tupelo
• Thanksgiving 2011: Serving faithfully
• Oxford officials pleased with urban deer harvest
• 'Biggest Loser' winner comes to town
• CVB requests Corinth uphold budget agreement
• Christmas dreams: Tupelo Ballet presents “The Nutcracker”
• Damage assessed, storm victim needs to be addressed
• Railroad crossing in downtown Aberdeen being removed
• Appeal denied over probation revocation
• TVA tax equivalents in 2011 total $530 million
• Residents give thanks amid hardship
• This year, Black Friday shopping kicks off today
• Sister shares the gift of life at age 75
• Landlords receive notice of new fees
• Robbie Ward:Our Poverty and Thanksgiving
• SWAT team ends standoff in Mooreville
• Reality TV show coming to Tupelo
• Biz Buzz: Thanksgiving hours and more
• Man sought for bad checks in Chickasaw and Calhoun Counties
• Costlier holiday travel off and running across US
• Auditor, College Board inquiring about laptops at USM
• Thanksgiving out: Restaurants ready for holiday diners
• Nunnelee: D.C. has to cut spending
• Police ask for public's help to identify masked suspect in Oxford
• Water Valley man held on assualt charge in knifing
• Economy means scaled-back Thanksgiving for many
• Bush tax cut debate dooms deal to cut deficit
• Nunnelee town hall meeting set for tonight
• Storm system moves through Mississippi
• Former New Albany police officer commits suicide
• Officer arrested in baby's death
• No injuries in pipeline explosion, fire
• Jason Aldean to perform in Tupelo on February 25
• GRATEFUL, TOGETHER: Annual Thanksgiving service unites Tupeloans
• Union liquor vote Jan. 10
• Mississippi State, Ole Miss look to salvage season
• Strong storms in forecast Tuesday
• Corinth ward 4 incumbent Alderman J.C. Hill wins election challenge
• AP poll: Heels an easy No. 1; Miss. St. in Top 25
• Judges to hear US House remap arguments in Miss.
• Food and fellowship: Two communities come together to give thanks
• Remap heads to court
• Batesville to revisit gravel pit zoning issue
• Scammers out to steal holiday cheer, money
• Speed weighs eminent domain challenge
• Pioneer Community Hospital in Aberdeen undergoes series of renovations
• Itawamba County Coroner's office adds another deputy
• Debt deal prospects sour amid partisan wrangling
• $200,000 bond set for man accused of assault
• Reba rocks the BancorpSouth Arena
• Creeping Christmas: Pre-Thanksgiving decorations now common
• Union voters petition for liquor election
• Bryant's impact on College Board unprecedented
• Dumb criminals, crazy calls - Police can tell some true tales about both
• Wilson shines as Arkansas downs Miss. St. 44-17
• After fire and tornado, Yazoo City church is rebuilt
• Top-ranked LSU huge favorite over Ole Miss
• Laptop program at USM under review
• Holly Springs working on comprehensive zoning plan
• High School Football Scores November 18, 2011
• As suppliers celebrate, Barbour says more on the way
• Tupelo to candidates: Get the signs
• NEMS Daily Journal carrier cracks paper theft case
• Attorney withdraws ex-choral director’s lawsuit
• High School Playoff Football Games November 18, 2011
• Residents report boom and shaking in north Lee County
• UPDATE: THS student killed in 45 crash
• UPDATE: Ellis' attorney dismisses lawsuit
• Updates from Baldwyn Toyota supplier ceremony
• UPDATE: Norbord plant catches fire
• Work force enjoys day of Toyota celebration
• Toyota suppliers to celebrate today
• USPS meeting draws meager gathering
• Rebels have 'long list' for next head coach
• Mississippi State beats No. 19 Texas A&M, 69-60
• UPDATE: Toyota celebrates start of production at new plant at Blue Springs
• College Board names Borsig as MUW choice
• Tupelo student hit by car getting off bus
• UPDATE: 'House-cleaning' starts in District Attorney's office
• Toyota to roll out first car
• Five years, smoke-free: Tupelo, Starkville, Oxford and Mantachie
• USPS to unveil consolidation plan details today at public meeting
• North Lee Water board named
• Iuka man accused of shooting bald eagle
• Lee County women charged with child deprivation
• Biz Buzz Blog: Toyota Countdown
• Miss. now needs federal nod for voter ID amendment
• Handgun found on student at Houston High School
• Okolona fixes water bill mess
• North Lee customers elect leaders
• State revenue growth projections small
• Starkville cyclist presses charges
• QB Mackey, RB Scott among three suspended Rebels
• Potts Camp elects Houston mayor
• Potts Camp elects mayor
• North Lee County Water Association meeting updates
• Hazardous weather outlook for NEMS tonight
• Nutt suspends starting QB, leading rusher at Ole Miss
• UPDATE: One man arrested after Tupelo shooting
• GOP picks Gunn for speaker
• Two big tents go up for Toyota celebration
• PERS group won't meet deadline
• North Lee County water customers pick new board tonight
• Meridian attorney to hear choral director's appeal
• Lee County sheriff’s department arrests six on burglary charges
• GOP to support Gunn's bid for House speaker
• Egg Bowl will have 6 p.m. kickoff
• Controlled substances at Ripley High campus lead to charges against two students
• GOP schedules speaker vote
• Belmont High School: Anti-tobacco team highlights dangers
• Civil War remembrance weekend wraps up in Corinth
• Inmate dies at Itawamba County Jail
• Tupelo Board to hold called meeting to discuss Ellis hearing
• Fisherman's body found in Ross Barnett Reservoir
• Admitted rapist convicted of child molestation
• Burglar gets ice chest full of loose change
• It’s a big week for Toyota, region
• Broken trust: Parents' worry isn't about 'strangers' anymore
• USPS makes huge leap in savings estimates
• Initiatives could still face hurdles
• 3Qs: Stephen Thompson, Tupelo Luncheon Civitan Club
• Defeat may not end 'personhood' efforts in Miss.
• MSU looking for signature win vs No. 4 Alabama
• Ole Miss tries to push past uncertainty
• Miss. ag station to auction livestock Thursday
• High School Football Scores November 11, 2011
• Tupelo honors veterans
• Bell adds to GOP legislators
• 11/11/11 has special meaning for two area families
• Feds to inspect Itawamba County jail next year
• Obama observes Veterans Day with Arlington rites
• High School Football Games November 11, 2011
• Homeless try to keep warm, cause fire hazards
• Traffic stop leads to meth-lab discovery
• Cause of Lee County house fire unknown
• Veterans Day: On the sea, in the sky
• Tollison joins Senate GOP ranks
• Elvis’ birthplace moves forward with expansion
• Architects: Design for Wellspring Center will be ready by December
• Tupelo pool bubble going up
• Speaker's race gears up with House balance unclear
• State Sen. Tollison of Oxford jumps from Democrat to Republican
• Casting Crowns returns to BancorpSouth Arena
• Two Verona residents charged with alleged arson
• Mantachie mayor says misuse of public funds was ‘an oversight’
• Ingalls wins $13M Navy contract
• Payments set in 5 states in Morgan Keegan deal
• Authorities searching for escaped juveniles
• Council likely to OK rental fees
• BlueFire finds equity partner
• BIZ BUZZ: Chinese company to invest in Bluefire
• Columbus woman loses challenges murder indictment
• High court rules against Mississippi NAACP
• La Russa announces retirement
• Oktibbeha County man pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Goo Goo Dolls deliver hits at arena
• LOCAL FOLKS - A taste for adventure: At 60, grandmother soars ‘on wings like eagles’
• TPD more diverse at top
• Kelly wants to beat veteran DA Young
• UPDATE: Three Ole Miss students killed in wreck near Vaiden
• 2 arrested for forcing child into prostitution
• Columbus: Robinson enters plea in slaying
• Woman charged in Greenwood slaying
• 2 arrested after pot plant found in dormitory
• DAY AT THE PARK: Football fans gather at Fairpark for games
• Hard work, grant make Brice’s name list a reality
• 20-25 state House races to be among most watched
• Tupelo proposes nearly $4 million bond
• 3Qs: Josh Abramson, Tupelo Regional Airport executive director
• Suicide bombing of NATO convoy kills 17
• Miss. St., Kentucky meet with bowl aspirations
• Auburn, Ole Miss both need a win 'really bad'
• Convicted murderer 'won't be on Facebook anymore'
• High School Football Scores October 28, 2011
• Cardinals win World Series, beat Texas 6-2 in Game 7
• Halloween, grown up: Adults have just as much fun as kids on the holiday
• Senate outcome expected to be close
• Reeves hope legislators are elected for four years
• THS choral director questions his dismissal
• Two die in accident on Highway 50 in Golden Triangle
• High School Football Games October 28, 2011
• Ex-fugitive Freshwater pleads guilty to '66 murder
• Two children killed in Senatobia crash
• Lee superintendent candidates discuss issues
• Teens, parents face media with Alcorn strip-search claims
• Sheriff campaigns wind down
• Join us on Facebook and Twitter for a chance to win Reba McEntire tickets
• Komen event honors cancer survivors
• Voter ID proposal on Mississippi ballot Nov. 8
• Man indicted for bank robbery
• Calhoun man gets 10 years in Dutch bicyclist's death
• NJ gov to campaign for GOP nominee for Miss. gov
• NEW UPDATE: Sheriff denies youth-center's naked 'squat & cough' policy for teens
• Highway 9 well ahead of schedule
• TRA to sell land for Fairpark restaurant
• Second man admits guilt in gun scheme
• Teen strip searches prompt Alcorn lawsuit
• Corinth board adopts fire, police holiday pay changes
• Plant fire still under investigation
• Game 6 of World Series postponed by rainy forecast
• EPA to hold environmental impact meeting
• Former Calhoun County Chancery Clerk indicted for embezzlement
• Lawsuit claims teens' unlawful strip search in Alcorn facility
• Mt. Vernon Foam burns down
• Pigskins in the Park to feature four games
• North Lee County Water Association lacks full-time operator
• DuPree: I will find common ground
• Gill, Hyde-Smith vie for commissioner of agriculture, commerce
• DeSoto County schools continue to grow
• Miss. mayor accused of sex assault on inmate
• Woman reports to federal prison
• Student robbed in dorm at Northeast Mississippi Community College
• Symposium set for Miss. 'personhood' initiative
• Write, read and rap: Author connects kids with the written word
• Airlines submit bids
• State treasurer nominees tout their executive experience
• Derden challenges Benson for Lee chancery clerk
• Oxford school board hears sex-ed options
• Armed robbery at Northeast Community College dorm
• Car fire put out at Dodge's Chicken Store
• Two airlines submit Tupelo air service bids
• Moran pledges to work for economic development
• Attorney general recovers $6M in Medicaid case
• On the issues: Bryant, DuPree aren't always at odds
• Sundbecks due for family scrap in federal court
• Oxford High School Theater funding Fringe Festival trip
• Local Folks: Family did what it took to survive
• West Asian camel spends time at Tremont's Holly Farm
• Wrongly convicted Batesville man, free 16 years, to be paid
• Alcorn County offers flu shots
• Officials: Soldier kills deputy, then self in Ga.
• 9 Miss state troopers appealing suspensions
• Palin's Prayer: Former Alaska governor gives religious testimony
• One in seven water systems cited for violations
• Bryant, DuPree have extensive public records
• Two Lee supes races to go: District 1, 3 voters will weigh in Nov. 8
• 3Qs: Mary-Kathryn Herrington, Oxford’s director of tourism
• Ole Miss falls to No. 10 Arkansas, 29-24
• Ripley man hurt in ultra-light plane crash
• Kent Hull: ‘Sure going to miss him’
• Sentencing set in death of Dutch bicyclist
• No. 10 Arkansas is a heavy favorite at Ole Miss
• High School Football Scores October 21, 2011
• Palin to encourage Tupelo women
• Verona Texaco reportedly held up at gunpoint
• Animal advocate: owning exotics expensive in Mississippi
• High School Football October 21, 2011
• Natchez Parkway Assoc. meets in Tupelo
• No rehearing for suspended Judge McGee
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• Expert: Miss. needs to improve education, health
• Realtors: Region outpaces nation
• Therapeutic playground gets big boost
• Corinth police show success in collecting fines
• Kuykendall named state's Superintendent of Year
• Emotion less heated for Arkansas vs. Nutt IV
• Starkville man seeks more hours for alcohol sales
• DNC leader stumps for Miss. gov nominee DuPree
• Oxford man dead in one-vehicle wreck
• Libya officials: Gadhafi captured, possibly killed
• Hey y'all: Paula Deen greets hundreds in Oxford
• Federal agencies investigate North Lee water
• C Spire to offer the iPhone 4S; cost due 'soon'
• Bigger recycling bins in Tupelo available to first 500
• Kent Hull remembered for influential role
• Corkern wants December trial delay
• Bowling and attorney won’t part ways
• Tiplersville Post Office public hearing set Tuesday
• Three charged in farm equipment theft in Itawamba County
• C Spire Wireless to offer iPhone 4S
• ICC Expo links careers and education
• Aquatic center approved in Tupelo
• Wicker's campaign cash stout as 2012 vote looms
• Lafayette County goes nearly debt-free
• Tupelo OKs aquatic center construction
• Lockheed Martin set to open tech center in Miss.
• DNC chair to campaign for Miss. governor nominee
• Saltillo man accused in attempted statutory rape case in Long Beach
• Fraud defendant Corkern asks for new, later trial date
• Oxford - December trial set for convicted sex offender
• BCS Arena has third best year
• Whistleblower named North Lee Water interim head
• Lee County Agri-Center director resigns
• Nunnelee builds finances for 2012 re-election campaign
• Whistleblower now leads North Lee Water
• Chandler to plead guilty Nov. 9 in health care fraud case
• UPDATE: Shooting leaves one dead in Prentiss County
• Hancock Fabrics names new CEO
• Lee Co. Agri-Center loses director
• Analysis: Who should have a say on Colonel Reb?
• Here for the band: Tupelo mom supports kids, school through boosters
• Perp walks change perception
• Former New Orleans Saints star comes home to sell sauce
• Tupelo apartment shooting leaves one injured
• Miss. court weighing damage limitations
• Ole Miss loses 2 to season-ending injuries
• Building a wall: Volunteers working to honor Vietnam veterans
• Ancient art in a technological age: Today’s writing classes emphasize communication skills
• New Albany considers smoking ban
• Testing continues for North Lee County Water Association
• More library meetings ahead
• 3Qs: Eric Clark, executive director, Mississippi Board of Community Colleges
• Richardson leads No. 2 Alabama by Ole Miss 52-7
• Cuts likely for Miss. universities
• Miss. St. falls 14-12 to No. 15 South Carolina
• George Jones is coming to Fulton
• New trial date set for Williams in 2005 slaying
• High School Football Scores October 14, 2011
• Some public spending records missing from website
• Governor debates remain friendly
• Toyota Mississippi production hiring complete
• Parade features Ole Miss
• Bryant, DuPree debate at law school
• High School Football Games October 14, 2011
• Ex-lawyer Leonard gets prison time for embezzlement
• Tire theft ring hits Tupelo
• USDA says drought benefits available in Miss.
• 12th annual Tupelo Chili Fest draws 34 teams
• Blueprint Mississippi cites progress, recommends action
• Bolden, 3 other Rebels suspended
• History questions delay Smithville school work
• Former Panola exec expected to plead in health care fraud
• Four Ole Miss football players suspended
• BlackBerrys buzz back to life after long outage
• Wine bars opens in downtown Tupelo
• Rural Legal Services to stay in Oxford
• Monroe County highway dedication
• Mall makeover: Belk celebrates $5 million renovation, expansion
• Tupelo considers baggy pants ban
• New rental fees proposed for Tupelo
• Olin/Winchester dedicates Centerfire plant in Oxford
• Ex-physician seeks to lose 'public safety' issue
• Renfrow's Cafe burns on Ripley square
• Monroe County School board confronts prayer issue
• Street closing Thursday in Tupelo
• Winchester's new Oxford plant opens
• Pontotoc board says slow down on Eighth St.
• Water board president resigns
• More rules, training called for rural water boards
• House candidate's residency questioned
• Child who accidentally shot himself still hospitalized
• Saltillo hikes water, sewer to fix shortfall
• Water board, bylaws stayed much the same
• Rally urges support for LGBT community
• Bicyclist’s death under investigation
• Bryant flexes fundraising muscle
• Blueprint recommendations to be released on Thursday
• Mullen coy on Mississippi State's starting QB
• Two charged in death of Grenada police officer
• Pedestrian fatality in Tippah County under investigation
• Analysis: Miss. gov candidates split on ed ideas
• Jury selection begins in email cyberstalking trial
• Aiming higher: TPSD drafts plan to raise ranking
• Beef plant info requested for state civil trial
• New drug court in Clay County
• Tupelo native pairs education career, rise in military
• Biking for Boy Scouts in Itawamba County
• Power back on after outage in North Lee County
• Natchez Police: Man shot and killed driving from gunman
• Multi-year MSU study tracks tagged deer
• Kid's Day opens airport to pint-sized pilots
• State lacks oversight of water boards
• Feds eye Medicaid mental health reimbursement
• 3Qs: Lee Childress, Corinth school system superintendent
• Okolona woman dies in Pontotoc County car crash
• Russell leads Mississippi State past UAB 21-3
• MSU to track deer in Mississippi
• Qualifying deadline for TEPA board elections nears
• NRC will work with TVA to make Browns Ferry safe
• High School Football Scores October 7, 2011
• Agencies say they responded to water complaints
• One dead in car crash in Furrs community in Pontotoc County
• Flaggs wants direct info from PERS study group
• Bicyclist struck, killed near Oxford
• Scanner: Robbery reported in Shannon
• Scanner: Robbery reported in Tupelo
• Cheapest gas: Fulton 10/7/11
• North Lee Water Association water test clean
• Free water could dry up
• Potts Camp grieves loss of 'good guy' mayor
• NEMCC to honor its fallen students
• Tourist center opens today in Fairpark
• North Lee board directors got discount on water
• Tupelo Police respond to shooting
• North Mississippi Allstars come full circle on new CD
• Starkville school board adopts policy on meeting recordings
• Lee water association supervisor to go
• Ole Miss refuses gun store's hockey sponsorship
• Tupelo seeks Spain House status, grant
• Facebook to hold seminar for parents
• Apple co-founder and pioneer Steve Jobs dies at 56
• Potts Camp mayor struck by vehicle
• Northeast freshman dies in Wednesday afternoon car accident
• Sarah Palin says she will not run for president
• Ole Miss Grove tailgating changes announced
• Utility customers flood meeting
• Downtown Tupelo sets busy fall schedule
• Unsealed: Lott insists he gave judge no hope of appointment
• Corinth fine-collection plan scrapped
• Lafayette County to use new weather alerts
• Five North Lee County Water Association board members resign
• Food for the Fulton pantry
• Missouri curators vote to explore leaving Big 12
• Crews searching for New Albany native in Tennessee
• Motorcycle crashes on Hwy. 45
• Planning stage: Architects mull concepts for facility
• North Lee board hires attorney to investigate
• AG hopefuls differ on initiatives, health care challenge
• Lafayette pulls arts funding over exhibit
• Lafayette board funds $4.5M facility
• Falkner High baseball player killed in four-wheeler accident
• Biz Buzz Blog Updates
• Italy appeals court clears Knox of murder
• State approves Corinth Magnolia's plan to add beds
• Judge grants 'unseal' of documents in Dickie Scruggs appeal
• All Saints’ Episcopal Church offers 17th annual Blessing of the Animals
• Warrant list posted at West Point police department
• Aberdeen sends off its troops
• Miss. Choctaws' 1st female chief swearing-in Tuesday
• Lafayette County inmate back in jail
• Northeast Community College student dies in one-vehicle accident
• Holly Springs Mayor seeks support for projects
• Pumpkin growers expect decent crop
• Sapper Company leaves Houston
• NMRLS to close Tupelo office
• Some debit card customers face higher fees
• Attorney general candidates voice priorities
• 3Qs: Eddie Prather, vice president of the Tupelo school board
• Mississippi State falters in 24-10 loss to Georgia
• Hairy, crazy ants invade from Texas to Mississippi
• Megaresorts may be thing of the past in Mississippi
• Teen found with gun at Neshoba Central High
• Older driver denounces removal of Iuka driver licensing office
• High School Football Scores September 30, 2011
• Residents furious with water company
• Starkville woman found not guilty of murder
• Still no motive released in Tupelo shooting
• Tonight's High School Football Games
• Child shot in New Albany
• 14 Miss. troopers disciplined in DPS test probe
• Improving patient safety builds up from workforce
• Special-needs playground to open Monday
• Water workers allege side jobs
• Miss. high court lets murder conviction stand in Starkville case
• ARC grant to help TownHouse return to Smithville
• UMMC transplant program revived
• Bond set for Chickasaw County man after child porn arrest
• Ole Miss leader rebukes athletic program critics
• Portion of Highway 45 traffic delayed
• UPDATE: Two dead in Tupelo shooting
• Patrons weigh options for Lee County Library facility
• Agreement reached on new downtown eatery
• Small-school high school basketball tourneys could head to Tupelo
• Health care remains state economic driver
• Cantaloupe outbreak is deadliest in a decade
• Dog attack in Pontotoc County
• For some drivers, not wearing glasses can mean a ticket
• Judge upholds key parts of Ala. immigration law
• C Spire Wireless web traffic spikes with launch
• Council gives Tupelo Aquatic Center project A-OK
• Spain House could receive $175,000 boost
• Tupelo postal rally fails to materialize
• Search firm concludes superintendent focus groups
• Lee school board disputes legal bills
• Tupelo aquatic center nears next phase
• 2nd man charged for fake records at TVA nuke plant
• Oxford finds location for blues marker
• 11 chosen to receive Mississippi Medal of Service
• TVA engineer testifies dikes fine before ash spill
• The search is on: Tupelo sets wish list for next superintendent
• PERS benefits high, but state pay low
• Emergency call system gets Lee County's green light
• GOP asks court to redraw state congressional map
• Ex-physician sentenced to six years for child porn
• Starkville bond issue before voters Tuesday
• Analysis: Miss. gov candidates split on voter ID
• West Point and Clay County inmates housing deal reached
• Hound Dogs name of new Tupelo Indoor football team
• Biggers sentences ex-doctor to 72 months on child porn plea
• No races for 14 legislators
• Tornadoes reported in the Delta Sunday night
• Jury service crucial to American system
• Boone: 'No accuracy' to resignation rumor
• Autopsy completed on man found in Monroe
• Six people injured after Beale Street shootings
• City says Wright's ex-wife withheld information
• Teen births, infant deaths down in Mississippi
• Locker free: Mainstay less relevant in today’s schools
• What happened to my brother in Feb. 1975?
• Firm seeks public input for superintendent search
• County board eyes Crow’s Neck revival
• 3Qs: Marcus Johnson, Shiloh National Military Park
• Ole Miss offense sputters in 27-13 loss
• Truck of missing Walls man found
• Thursday night stabbing ends with three-car collision in Oktibbeha County
• From Iraq with love to Ripley Elementary School
• Public safety officials tout new license option
• High School Football Scores September 23, 2011
• On the road with Tupelo's dog catcher
• NASA's dead satellite falls, starting over Pacific
• Remains identified as Prentiss County woman
• Hearing next week on Aldridge lawsuit venue
• Corinth man dies Friday evening from gunshot wounds
• High School Football Games September 23, 2011
• Judge moves toward declaring Natalee Holloway dead
• Cheapest gas: Fulton/Sherman 9/23/11
• Johnson loses appeal in effort to win new trial
• Man dies in Marshall County shooting
• Reba McEntire returns to BancorpSouth Arena
• Lambert plays to packed arena
• Budget panel: Protect PERS' '13th check'
• Books for all: Books, literacy program donated
• Miss. agencies request $1.4B increase in funding
• Cellular South to become C Spire Wireless
• Falkner man dies in motorcycle accident
• Bear sighting reported in Chickasaw County
• Miranda Lambert at BancorpSouth Arena tonight
• Fall Foliage forecast: Color peaks later, but wildflowers are here
• Mail carriers defend Saturday delivery
• Dispute may bring new sign ordinance in Corinth
• Young man killed in early morning hours in Pontotoc County accident
• Businessman says he was thrown out of Aberdeen mayor's office
• CREATE to distribute $75,000 to storm victims
• Miss. Health Dept. requests more money for FY13
• Iraq vet from Shannon headed to national golf finals
• Kilgore testifies at TVA trial on coal ash suits
• Growth expected to be slower for state than nation
• Disaster drill: Exercise at Tupelo Airport test local agencies
• Wade drops Senate 9 appeal
• Tupelo Council approves city's long-range plan
• Tupelo transit talks revived
• Charge upgraded against Lumberton mayor
• Miss. economy growing, but very slowly
• BP oil not degrading on Gulf floor, study says
• Cancer doctor seeks bond in fraud case
• Mass. company's bionic leg will be produced in MS
• With distinction: Teachers honored for work
• Bryan opponent drops out of Senate 7 race
• Airport drill to test new emergency plan
• Lee County may go to phone-based weather alert
• University leaders: Federal cuts being felt
• U.S. 45 Alternate northbound lanes are now open in Monroe County
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG UPDATES
• Corinth schools add high tech tool
• Testimony starting in trial on TVA coal ash suits
• Forward Rebels group calls for change at Ole Miss
• Miss. budget hearings on tap this week in Jackson
• Local man travels the world for Scouts
• Tupelo-Lee Humane Society says more staff needed if dangerous dog ordinance becomes law
• Lee County, Tupelo see enrollment bump
• Woman robbed near spot of attempted sexual assault in Starkville
• 3 to stand trial in club shooting
• Nichole’s story: Teenager’s love for books impacts others
• Body found at Luxapalila Creek Recreation Area
• La. man arrested on porn charge
• Traffic fines' revenue value increases
• Political factors surround PERS study
• Toyota Mississippi workers volunteer to spruce up sites
• Meeting growth is critical to a good school ranking
• 3Qs: Dr. Bettye Coward
• Vanderbilt routs Ole Miss, 30-7
• Tennessee man receives life-threatening injury in car accident in Tishomingo County
• Woman injured in motorcycle accident in Union County
• Lafayette County redistricting vote postponed
• High School Football Scores September 16, 2011
• Miss. death row inmate seeks new trial
• Lee County budget: No new taxes, no raises
• State OKs final school rankings
• Oxford developments follow Ole Miss-driven demand
• EPA adds 2 Miss. waste sites to Superfund list
• BIZ BUZZ: Here's the high/low on NEMS gas prices today
• High School Football Games September 16, 2011
• Verona man arrested after shooting in Tupelo
• Starkville preschool replacing processed foods
• Pumping them up: Wellness summit encourages educators
• Plan: Tupelo mail to Memphis
• Saltillo High earns National Blue Ribbon
• Manufacturing group endorses Bryant for governor
• Fulton landmark to be moved
• PSC mulls limit on utilities' travel repayment
• Scruggs counsel: Seal memo but we’ll ask unseals soon
• Warrant issued for man in Tunica rape case
• Firefighters raising money for address signs
• BRAD LOCKE: MSU no longer happy with being competitive
• Pit bulls eyed in Tupelo crackdown
• TPSD begins issuing laptops Friday
• Action taken in three child pornography cases
• Booneville students’ punishment modified
• Corinth board approves mostly flat 2012 budget
• Supervisors OK increase for Itawamba school taxes
• No. 25 Mississippi State eyes upset over No. 3 LSU
• Youth’s mother sues New Albany police over son’s arrest
• Family: No death penalty in alleged MS hate crime
• State Senator says he's innocent of gun accusation
• Region's schools do well in rankings
• Tupelo, Lee County maintain same level
• Hosemann addresses cemetery questions
• Tupelo Council OKs budget
• $5.8M FAA grant funds airport runway extension
• 2 Reform candidates removed from Miss. ballots
• New evidence cites more BP oil spill mistakes
• Sherman, MS gets Toyota supplier
• Tupelo schools make more room for Pre-K
• Hancock posts quarterly loss
• 7 plead guilty to insurance fraud
• Family of former Rebels' player sues Mississippi
• A new vision: BMC seeks support for plans
• Tupelo leaders ready to adopt FY12 budget
• TVA residential bills to drop in October
• Mississippi State officials urge caution after off-campus incident
• Hosemann to discuss cemeteries status
• Two in Miss. ag race support limit on eminent domain
• Water Valley expansion, new jobs announced
• Drop in TVA fuel cost more than offsets rate hike
• Preservation Commission OKs marker, not site in Oxford
• Candidate won't run for sheriff in Lowndes County
• 9/11 remembered in NEMS
• LOCAL FOLKS: ICC instructor sings about the weather
• Optimism a must, says Vanderbilt professor
• Sept. 11 marked with new memorial to the dead
• Mississippians reflect on men lost in 9/11
• Oxford Senate candidate’s eligibility questioned
• Mullen: Mississippi St. linemen won't need surgery
• Hattiesburg Public Schools: kids can carry phones
• Attack changed everything for Guard
• New generation reflects upon 9/11
• Memories of shock, horror and disbelief
• Three-tiered turnover first since ’76
• 3Qs: Bill Benson, Lee County chancery clerk, chair of PERS board
• Ole Miss beats Southern Illinois, 42-24
• Miss. State comes up just short against Auburn
• Nate inches toward Mexico; 10 oil workers missing
• Oktibbeha officials say 2 allegedly shot at cars
• Coroner: High school player died of heart failure
• High School Football Scores Sept. 9, 2011
• High school football player dies in Mississippi
• Miss. court dismisses petition against Alcorn County judge
• Events planned for 9/11 remembrance
• Hummingbird Festival expects to draw thousands to Holly Springs
• UPDATE: Name of suspect in attempted afternoon Tupelo bank robbery released
• High School Football Games Sept. 9, 2011
• Two Delta State students killed in accident
• Court to hear Lafayette County sexual battery case appeal
• Standoff at Gulfport grocery store ends in suicide
• New Harmonies: Smithsonian exhibit on roots music opens in Amory
• Initiatives OK'd for Nov. 8 ballot
• Two-year colleges see dip
• Workshop equips parents to improve schools
• Smithville gets gift from school that can relate
• Obama asks $450B to lift economy, mostly tax cuts
• AP source: Specific, unconfirmed threat received
• Former Miss. judge released from federal prison
• Sherwin-Williams wins appeals of lead paint case
• Ex-Corinth officer must report to prison Oct. 14
• Deal struck on Tupelo budget
• Tea Party mulls ouster of state’s incumbents
• Brian Aldridge: ‘Angel’ correcting finances
• Books-A-Million to close in Tupelo
• Tupelo airport authority asks for separate trials
• Mississippi budget hearings set for late September
• Books-a-Million to close Tupelo store
• Search continues for suspect transporting marijuana
• Apparent suicide on the Natchez Trace Parkway
• New West Nile cases brings total for Miss. to 23
• New route: Highway 30 to open soon
• Nunnelee defends budget deal, debt limit hike
• Two Tupelo hotels closed, two to open
• State wins $38M case against drug maker
• Oxford, Lafayette look to sell found silver
• Tupelo will sue to get Trace Inn
• Miss. wins $38.2M in Medicaid drug-pricing lawsuit
• No. 16 Mississippi State's offense still grows
• Chevron announces oil discovery in Gulf
• Partial Street Closing
• Man arrested in Clay County death
• UPDATE: Body found in Oktibbeha County
• Stormy Monday: Weather swamps many holiday plans
• Candidates to define differences
• Laptops near for Tupelo students in 6th to 12th grade
• Ole Miss has its QB, but RB remains an issue
• 4-wheel riders discover body near Starkville
• New Miss. law tightens regulation of sports agents
• One-vehicle accident claims Houlka man
• Lazy Lee brings much-needed rain; more likely today
• A weakened Lee still poses flood threat in South
• A friend in deed: Ecru man gives kidney to co-worker
• Mississippi takes a holiday for Labor Day
• Old Walmart space in Oxford to get $3.2M upgrade
• Lee drenches Gulf Coast, could cause inland floods
• Bynum dies at age 59
• Showers and thunderstorms in NEMS
• Possible tornado hits Miss., 1 injury reported
• Outdated computer systems threaten state services
• GAME ON!
• Tupelo plan unlikely to pass
• Toyota start of production draws near
• Assault case headed to grand jury
• TPSD’s 20-day focus set culture
• BYU rallies to beat Ole Miss, 14-13
• Tropical Storm Lee weakens just off Louisiana
• Tupelo Marathon hopes to dodge weather
• REPORT: Former Tupelo police chief arrested
• UPDATE: Bowling, school district face lawsuit over sex-with-minors scandal
• High School Football Scores September 2, 2011
• Old Labor Day rule stirs fashion debate
• Jobs projects get go-ahead
• Corinth sends notices on junk cars
• Salvation Army, Red Cross on standby for potential storms
• Miss. lawmakers approve 3 job-creation proposals
• High School Football Games September 2, 2011
• Car crashes through home in Tupelo
• BIZ BUZZ: Cheapest gas: Sam's & Sherman 9/2/11
• College Board says students numbers up
• Mississippi State rolls past Memphis
• Special session starts today
• Delta brings jet service back to Tupelo airport
• Judge OKs ex-teacher's arrest on sex charge
• Booneville appoints Ramey interim chief
• Tropical depression heads to central Gulf coast
• Mississippi session includes tax rebates for shipbuilder
• No. 20 Mississippi State suspends 5 for opener
• Ole Miss ranked "Most Beautiful" campus by national magazine survey
• Judge OKs move for arrest on sex-with-minor allegations
• State tops in food insecurity category
• Tupelo leaders haggle over budget makeup
• Booneville plant on agenda
• Once-popular Tupelo spot slated for demo
• Tupelo officer faces excessive force allegation
• Tupelo student punished for possession of disarmed weapon
• Bowling wants new legal counsel for federal appeal
• Barbour proposes incentives packages for industry
• Two suspects arrested in drive-by shooting in Oxford
• Booneville board fires police chief, dispatcher
• Bowling sentenced on state charges
• Letters urge punishment, mercy for Dwight Bowling
• State to make federal road funds competitive
• Tupelo seeks $1M grant for sidewalks
• Jolly re-affirmed as Dems' Senate 8 nominee
• GOP govs: Let states decide Medicaid spending
• DOJ settles housing lawsuit against MS newspaper
• Iuka woman appeals death penalty sentence
• Traffic Detour Notice
• IN COURT: Bowling apologizes for his transgressions. Victim's mother has her say.
• Back home: Students reunite in Smithville
• Barbour calls special session for jobs projects
• MHSP promotions come under scrutiny
• Tupelo pool readies for bigger bubble
• Meadows: TPSD can be High Performing
• Firefighters extinguish Tupelo fire
• Barbour: No early role with GOP 2012 candidates
• Blogs: Football updates for Oxford and Starkville
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• Obama: On Katrina anniversary, need for vigilance
• Analysis: Miss. general election campaign ahead
• Sentencing set for Tupelo man in child porn case
• Resort status being pursued again in Philadelphia, Miss.
• Dining services expand on Ole Miss campus
• Feeling the Spirit: Tupelo pastor still at it after 70 years
• Jewelers ponder gold rush
• After Irene: Severe flooding is feared within days
• Two convicted in Marshall County bank holdups
• MSU sets video conference on food firm startups
• $10M line of credit helped build casino
• Taking shape: Hospital construction progressing around region
• Pressures increase superintendent turnover
• Legal Services office in Tupelo gets reprieve
• Turnout factors will shape fall race
• 3Qs: Rep. Tommy Reynolds, chairman, House Elections Committee
• Mississippi State student charged in stabbing
• Patrol employee convicted of fixing tickets
• Mississippi lending hand to Irene response
• Hurricane-force winds hit coast as Irene soaks NC
• High School Football Scores August 26, 2011
• Can't stop the chop: Smithville returns to home field after tornado
• Oxford police to add downtown detail
• "Get Closer" Tour in Tupelo
• Two million ordered to leave as Irene takes aim
• High School Football Games August 26, 2011
• UPDATE: D.J. Gardner dismissed from Mississippi State basketball team
• Cheapest gas: Sherman 8/26/11
• Capital budget proposed for Tupelo
• Mississippi leads nation in same-sex child rearing
• State orders ‘Angel’ charity to tidy its finances
• Health exchange will offer options
• State officials: Health care reform likely to stick around
• Mississippi Blues Trail to immortalize the hot tamale
• NC counties tell thousands to leave as Irene looms
• Lowndes County murder trial continued
• Fulton garbage rates on rise
• Etta man charged with bomb threat to Ashley Furniture in Pontotoc County
• Stolen firearms popular in crimes, law enforcement officials say
• NTSB: No distress signal before Tupelo plane crash
• Trustmark opening new corporate office
• Oxford Square cameras show off capabilities
• ‘Tuesdays with Morrie’: Elder Reed kicks off Tupelo reading event
• 288th Sapper unit to deploy Oct. 1
• Black Democrat faces tough race for Mississippi governor
• Freeland case: Judge finds Freeland guilty of misdemeanor assault, trespass charges
• Apple says Steve Jobs resigning as CEO
• NTSB releases preliminary report from Tupelo plane crash
• DuPree will face Bryant in the fall general election
• Holland upsets McKinney in Lee County's District 5
• Monroe gets new sheriff, most incumbents survive
• DuVall tops Franks for 2nd House term
• Fitch defeats Yancey in GOP treasurer runoff
• Back to School for Tupelo - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• DuPree, Luckett vie for Dem nod for Miss. governor
• Lee County man appeals murder conviction of grandfather
• Ole Miss QB arrested for disorderly conduct
• Sheriff: 1 hurt, 1 killed in Itta Bena shootings
• University of North Alabama campus reopens after bomb search
• Runoffs today: Winners go to Nov. 8 general election
• Lee County runoffs limited, more across the region
• Reed proposes balanced budget, tuition assistance
• Tupelo to spend a month with Morrie in reading push
• Corinth animal shelter again offers adoptions
• Liberty Bowl will try to stop cowbells
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• Feds to monitor runoffs in 4 Miss. counties
• New West Nile case brings total for Miss. to 15
• Batesville Casket opens one-stop health clinic
• One dead in Blue Mountain bike accident
• Furniture market wraps up
• Volunteers provide spiritual and life skill help to inmates, others
• LOCAL FOLKS: Hobbyist fills home with old-timey phonographs
• UPDATE: Church van accident north of Baldwyn, 6 injured
• Libya rebels in Tripoli, Gadhafi defenses collapse
• Weekend Box Office: 'Help' moves upstairs with $20.5M, No. 1 weekend
• Tough times for turf sellers amid housing decline
• Absentee voting rise drawing scrutiny
• DuPree, Luckett tout backgrounds
• Vacation, sick days scrutinized as source of thrift
• Rags to Riches still a hot-ticket trip
• Region could feel defense cuts
• 3Qs: Berkeley Young, tourism research consultant
• Ex-death row inmate enjoys first night of freedom
• UPDATES: South Panola 14, West Point 14, Second Quarter
• Suspect in Miss. fatal rundown in jail isolation
• DuPree, Luckett seek Dem nomination for Miss. gov
• Judge throws out troopers' suit
• High School Football Scores Aug. 19, 2011
• Federal probe of TPD extends beyond hiring
• Medical issue ruled out in pilot’s death
• Tuesday to decide District 5 Lee County supervisor
• Last-chance pets get their own page on shelter site
• Market exhibitors pleased with order-writing at Furniture Market
• Ashland native Terry appears in "The Help"
• Miss. judge asked to reconsider 'The Help' lawsuit
• Pilot's death due to crash not heart problems preliminary autopsy shows
• High School Football: Games for August 19, 2011
• Duncan remembered as ‘great friend and great pilot’
• Furniture Market: Lann brings barbecue, buyers
• Franks, DuVall battle for District 19
• Oxford hospital sale closes after two years
• Tremont native gets Music Trail marker
• MOVIE REVIEW: ‘The Help’ cast members give standout performances
• Dance like the Stars in NEMS
• Mississippi State works to improve on offense
• BIZ BUZZ UPDATES
• NJ gov to speak at Miss. GOP fundraising dinner
• DA says he’ll move ahead on Bowling sentence
• Exhibitors, buyers, gear up for fall furniture market
• Broadband expansion to spur research
• New transmitter gives Monroe County around-the-clock weather coverage
• Federal probe of Tupelo Police Department kept quiet
• Forgotten silver bars found in Oxford bank
• Miss. universities get research technology boost
• Plane crash on Coley Road
• Tupelo confirms ESI as MTP engineer
• Bowling's term: 25 years
• Downturn hit state youth hard
• Dems close in recent fundraising
• Suspicious package in mailbox reported
• Both parties late in filing Miss. primary numbers
• Luckett outspends DuPree in Dem gov primary runoff
• National child welfare survey examines recession
• $360.9M in states' bids approved for US funding
• A Protective Barrier
• Summer jobs program faces opposition
• Tupelo to read meters remotely
• AT&T mobile users hit with outage Monday
• Feds question Tupelo Police Dept.
• Former Corinth cop gets prison time for traffic stop thefts
• AT&T fixing cell phone outages in parts of NEMS
• Two new West Nile cases bring total for Miss. to 15
• Fire engulfs home between Guntown and Baldwyn
• Sentence day looms for Bowling
• State hopes to land in funds for early child ed
• LOCAL FOLKS: Amory's Bo Miller has found his lot in life as the director of the city's only museum
• New tool aims to help Lee students organize thoughts
• Anda to have Olive Branch distribution center
• Saltillo developer explains motivation
• Saltillo mayor: We want high-quality growth
• SEC says its sticking to 12 members for now
• Greenville man charged in baby's death
• Tainted beef leads to grocery recalls
• Ag Center makes improvements, debt lingers
• Candidates battling in treasurer's runoff
• One killed when street sweeper flips near Aberdeen
• Plans set for Corinth's fifth Grand Illumination
• Packing them in: Ole Miss officials hope more will ride bus to campus
• Bachmann wins GOP 2012 test vote
• Miss. apartment fire kills mother, 4 children
• BancorpSouth Arena makes history with attendance
• Internet war of words breaks out in Miss. killing
• High School Football Jamboree Scores
• Tupelo-Lee Humane Society's Animal Shelter gets new home
• Harris gets 2 life sentences in double murder
• Saltillo may raise water, sewage rates
• Tupelo legal aid office's future uncertain
• Saltillo man jailed on meth charges
• Moore appointed new county attorney in Corinth
• BIZ BUZZ: Cheapest Gasoline in Ripley
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Harris admits to 2010 Tupelo double murder
• Traffic slowed after Highway 45 accident
• Highway 9: Essential for Toyota
• Residents doubt elevated tracks in Tupelo
• Weston Reed Foundation's heartfelt mission continues
• Pair plead not guilty to Memphis bank holdup
• Alcorn judge suspended 270 days minus pay
• New Highway 9 cited as essential link in Toyota potential
• Dow up 423 as Wall Street whipsaws again
• King of Newgrass Sam Bush brings his love for music to Tupelo
• Robber hits Oxford drugstore
• Alcorn County resident going to jail for possession of child porn
• Elvis Appreciation Day honors the fans
• Couple sentenced to prison for child porn
• Some Tishomingo County ballots to be examined
• Barbour: Creative sector means money for state
• Smithville students to begin year out of town
• Three arrested in robbery
• Tea party targets some Dem seats in Miss. House
• Principal found dead at Tenn. school; student held
• Pontotoc convenience store robbed
• Three Rivers landfill to help generate electricity
• Alcorn County attorney resigns after losing election
• Gov. forms panel to study PERS
• Luckett: I’m the only non-career politician left in race
• Lee County man faces grand jury in child touching case
• University of Mississippi to raise $150M for athletic upgrades
• Counties declared disasters from river flooding
• Hampton resigns as Lee Dem's chairman
• Hearing scheduled in 'The Help' lawsuit in Miss.
• Police: Mantee bank robbery thwarted
• Follow the money: Where does it come from and go?
• Carpenter gets Columbus CVB top job
• ‘Live person’ rule proceeds
• Tupelo nixes assistant police chief position
• Candidate questions Senate 8 Dem results
• ESI wins Major Thoroughfare contract
• Biz Buzz Blog Updates
• Wall St. takes a dive on first day after downgrade
• Ole Miss' 3-man QB race could take all August
• Highway Patrol investigating Mooreville accident
• Owner, customers learn from each other in Tishomingo County
• MDOT sets Thursday groundbreaking for Highway 9
• Analysis: Dems' turnout slips since '07 primary
• Storm damage reported in Prentiss and Lee Counties
• Man dies in Lee County auto accident
• Highway plantings may cut mowing costs
• Couple arrested after leaving baby in car
• DeSoto County dress code allows shorts for students
• ‘A calming effect: New THS leader promises stability
• Bryant’s loyalty pays off as GOP standard-bearer
• Most Mississippi, Louisiana sheriff’s offices unaware of hacks
• Saltillo focuses on codes, enforcement
• 3Qs: Delbert Hosemann, secretary of state
• Most Miss., La. sheriff's offices unaware of hacks
• Damaged schools get computers from MSU extension
• Perry: Turn to God for answers to nation's woes
• 31 Americans, 7 Afghans killed in helicopter crash
• Tupelo rail study ends
• It’s as hot as ... well
• Gregory is GOP winner for Senate
• Microtel hotel’s doors closed again
• Saltillo changes unemployment claim system
• Heavy rain in NEMS again
• Red Bay National Guard soldier killed in action while deployed to Afghanistan
• Amory WIN Job Center closed Friday
• Oktibbeha County woman convicted in 2009 shooting death of husband
• Starkville ex-chief killed, truck hits fallen tree
• Tupelo, Lee County schools begin new year
• Triple-digit heat expected to be around for a while
• Dem decided, GOP unsettled for Senate seat
• Murder case decision awaits jury assessment
• ESI, Cook Coggin on hold
• UPDATE: Storm moves through NEMS
• Bowling sentence hearing set for Aug. 16
• UPDATE: Judge defers venue change decision until jury selection before trial
• Miss. 2008 vulnerable-adult conviction overturned
• Stocks plunge as economic, Europe worries continue
• Biggers denies Scruggs' appeal
• School begins today in Tupelo, Lee County
• Dems begin runoff; Bryant pauses
• Saltillo will adjust for water bill errors
• DPS revises firearms rules
• Fire out in Haven Acres
• Heat wave threatens elderly in remote towns
• Candidates ramp up for 2 Miss. statewide runoffs
• Two arrested for passing funny money in Tupelo
• BIZ BUZZ: Microtel was closed temporarily because ...
• MEMA issues heat warning for all of Mississippi
• Reputed Klansman James Ford Seale has died
• Reeves defeats Hewes in Lt. governor race
• Bryant takes GOP, Dems face runoff
• Legislative races: DuVall, Franks in runoff; Aldridge wins
• Miss. holding Democratic and GOP primaries
• Uncontested Races
• UPDATE: Hearing set on Chickasaw cocaine charges
• Police seek suspects in Columbus shooting
• Two new West Nile cases reported in Miss.
• Voting begins
• State GOP delegation backs debt limit compromise
• Loden's death appeal moves into federal courts
• Downtown Baldwyn properties up for sale
• Buffalo Wild Wings to open in January in Tupelo
• House OKs debt; Giffords brings down the House
• Republican members of Mississippi delegation support debt limit bill
• Eminent domain ruling appealed to Miss. high court
• Eli Manning to donate cleats to Smithville PeeWee League
• Buffalo Wild Wings to open in January in Tupelo
• Congress moving quickly on debt and spending deal
• Analysis: Barbour's mug dots GOP primary ads
• The meter man: Parking enforcer embraces 'hated' role
• Tupelo mulls budget
• Corinth shelter finds homes for all animals
• Obama, Congress reach a debt deal
• Two arrested in Verona home invasion
• UPDATE: Two injured in collision in Brewer
• Stars of The Help benefit black neighborhood
• Miss. man dies in La. wreck; cops suspect DWI
• Bikers raise money for Smithville
• Candidates make final pitch
• Data drives changes in Shannon Middle turnaround
• Pundits predict heavier GOP turnout
• 3Qs: Joyce Loftin, Lee County circuit clerk
• Late stab at debt-limit deal to avert US default
• Flat Tire Grille prepares for opening
• Operators restoring production in Gulf after Don
• Tax-Free: Back-to-school offer draw crowds
• AG: Guns now legal on college campuses
• Tuesday primaries whittle list of Miss. candidates
• Corinth animal shelter to stay open
• Road group tries to avoid replay of previous battle
• House approves debt bill; Senate rejects it
• Judge: Land-taking restriction can go on ballot
• Cheapest gas: New Albany
• 5th Circuit: Hodges deserves new sentencing in murder case
• O'Hara appeals name removal
• Barbour bids Neshoba farewell
• Superintendent search firm to meet with Tupelo public
• Smithville police still patrol, though not much left
• Nunnelee supports Boehner debt plan
• Governor hopefuls scurry for votes at annual fair
• Officials attempt to calm Union County man
• House delays vote on Boehner debt plan
• Federal panel upholds conviction in biofuels case
• Miss. Guard unit returning from Afghanistan
• Power back on in East Main area of Tupelo
• Smithville to get financial boost with aid package
• 'Rambling' Tupelo renewal effort to get focused
• Retailers expect crowds for upcoming sales tax holiday
• Tupelo sees streak of armed robberies, bank heists
• Reeves, Hewes clash at Neshoba County Fair
• Aberdeen School District initiates new campus police department
• Rural US disappearing? Population share hits low
• McDonald's on Eason officially open
• Aberdeen dedicates Stinson Industrial Park
• Asperger's hasn't stopped Joshua Smith
• Tupelo meeting draws grassroots crowd - and solutions
• USPS targets 8 sites
• Reeves outspends all candidates in July
• Jones awaits new appeal ruling in adult prison
• Citizens Renewal meeting draws crowd
• Eight local post offices could close
• Trustmark 2Q earnings up 21 percent
• NCAA panel proposes broader definition of agent
• 60 USPS branches targeted in Mississippi
• One dead in Monroe County traffic accident
• Jackson Co. judge hears tobacco settlement dispute
• Tishomingo County jail inmate dies
• Supply Costs: It can be expensive getting ready for school
• Neshoba: Lt. gov. race to be hot item
• Obama: Halt '3-ring-circus' of debt-limit debate
• Bank robbery suspects detained for grand jury
• BancorpSouth posts 2Q profit
• Tishomingo County jail inmate dies
• Biz Buzz Updates
• Lee County Sheriff’s race hot on Republican side
• Tupelo to get drainage relief
• Analysis: Hurdles exist to taxing online sales
• Teacher a carrier for theater bug
• School items not exempt on sales tax holiday
• Olive Branch cops can soon take marked cars home
• Police: Repo man dragged car owner down driveway
• Smithville residents get their say
• Tupelo air service assured - for now
• Lee County supervisors face re-election challenges
• Tupelo air service assured – for now
• Tupelo residents to get drainage relief
• Bright spots in region on tests
• Ewell Street home on fire
• Heat from Midwest to Northeast staying for weekend
• Plantersville police arrest two breaking and entering suspects
• McConnell: Congress committed to prevent default
• Norway gunman fired for 1.5 hours on island
• Hwy. 9 set to finish September 2012
• Cotton Plant woman to turn 106
• Region's races a key to control of Legislature
• Holliday says he'll be a consensus builder
• A sampling of key House, Senate matchups
• Debt talks crisis: Boehner, Obama trading blame
• Prentiss County drug bust
• Tippah County youngster fatally shot Friday morning
• Chickasaw County Sheriff Department seizes 26-pounds of cocaine
• After big fall, Ole Miss tries to regroup
• Miranda Lambert brings 'Revolution' to Arena
• State tests see upticks
• Tupelo gains despite turmoil
• Lee County continues its growth, though at a slower pace
• Bryant believes experience key in governor’s race
• Endgame talks: Obama, House Republicans meet anew
• Miss. man to answer charge of threatening Obama
• Driver pinned after vehicle overturns in Ripley
• Governor debate set for TV
• Holly Springs man dies in motorcycle accident
• Smithville’s out of money
• Logistics company for Toyota to employ 100
• Microtel Inn’s doors chained shut in Tupelo
• Oxford suspends cemetery plot sales
• Trial set in death of ICC soccer player
• Mullen: Bulldogs "relentlessly pursue" SEC title
• Microtel's doors chained shut in Tupelo
• Amory police searching for missing man
• Hewes proposes drug testing for welfare recipients
• SEC MEDIA DAYS WEDNESDAY
• SEC BURNING QUESTIONS: Western Division squads face various obstacles
• Giraffe delivers new calf at Buffalo Park
• TPSD to continue laptop program
• TPSD seeks community input discipline
• Saltillo board rejects rezoning request
• Field grows in race for Mississippi House speaker
• Attorneys grill FBI agent who led Katrina probe
• Barbour says he's pursuing Miss. jobs in Calif.
• $1.9M awarded to Mississippi projects
• Mississippi Cottages available at auction
• FBI: Robber admits spree
• Bond debt a key issue for Treasurer hopefuls
• THS gets new fine arts spaces
• ICC kicks off capital push for health facility
• Group to study homeless in Tupelo
• Biz Buzz Blog Updates
• FBI: Shantz admits to four-state robbery spree
• Murdered Southern Miss student is laid to rest
• MSU architecture prof honored for Katrina recovery
• Tupelo Police investigating an assault on Ida Street
• That is one hot dog: It's been hot enough to cook a hot dog lately
• Cost of Tupelo city pool dome dips
• Tropical Storm Bret drifts northeast off Bahamas
• Coast rival goes after secretary of state
• Tribes sue Tupelo, others over FBI raid
• Harry Potter sets record weekend with $168M
• Kirk gets first PGA Tour victory at Viking Classic
• USM faculty, staff in line for pay raise
• 'Junker' finds Borroum family artifacts
• Tupelo bank robbery suspect arrested
• Who’s next? Four lead field to succeed Barbour
• TPSD readies high number of new teachers
• Torres: Jail term a kind of ‘blessing’
• Tupelo pre-K size to stay intact
• House passes Nunnelee amendment on E-Verify
• On last day in jail, Casey Anthony's future uncertain
• Chief: Choctaw casinos to cooperate with FBI raid
• Police: Mississippi woman shot at pit bull, killed husband
• Alleged bank robber picked up by police
• Delta wants out of Tupelo
• Legislators: MDPS chooses 'not to follow the law'
• Tishomingo County alcohol petition efforts continue
• Kossuth teen competes for national title tonight
• Tupelo Police arrest 12 after investigation of drug activity
• Delta needs more money to service Tupelo
• Storm damages marina at Sardis Lake
• New trial date set in Aberdeen bank robbery case
• No injuries in Cargill feed plant explosion in Byhalia
• Home invasion arrest in Columbus
• Columbus officers' suspensions upheld
• Deuce McAllister's home going on the auction block
• Board approves cameras for school buses in Alcorn County
• Miss. State to launch Zipcar program in fall
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2'
• Itawamba County shooting victim released, incident under investigation
• Eight from Mississippi on preseason All-SEC football teams
• Tornado debris removal complete in Monroe County
• Amory man charged with exploitation of vulnerable person
• Down on Main
• Bridge to safety: Saltillo intersection gets relief
• Tupelo Airport moves ahead on runway
• Dennis hammers home business experience
• Lafayette residents hit with 'prize' scam
• Itawamba County tax increase looks likely
• Vicious dog ordinance passed in Pontotoc County
• Bear tranquilized near Memphis after long journey
• Officials unveil plans for Starkville municipal complex
• Shedding staff: City of Tupelo shrinks payroll
• Man held in toddler death
• Oil-Dri adds 20 workers in Blue Mountain
• Hewes reveals picks for key Senate posts
• Blood donors sought to meet heavy demand
• Carlock Kia returns to Tupelo
• Police: Handyman killed priest, headed for Disney
• House acts to overhaul flood insurance program
• Clarion-Ledger editor moving to MPB
• UPDATE: Depraved heart murder suspect in custody
• ‘A time bomb’ State autism panel urges action
• Police say man died of gunshot wound
• Tupelo begins summer code enforcement blitz
• Rains delay work on Mt. Vernon Road
• Triple digit temps prompt relief response
• Ripley plans $2.75 million bond issue for park improvement
• Tupelo road closure extended
• BIZ BUZZ: Tiki Dogs hot dog stand open in downtown
• Excessive heat warning for NEMS
• Obama challenges GOP to compromise on debt
• Navy airship in town overnight, heads to Alabama
• Black bear continues journey in Tennessee
• Journal redesign aims for ease, convenience
• Lane of I-40 bridge at W. Memphis to be closed
• High-risk groups raise state's colon cancer challenge
• Navy airship lands in Tupelo
• Boyer new Mississippi Opera executive director
• 18 Wheeler Accident in Prentiss County
• Southaven park is a youth sports destination
• Tupelo Schools put the brakes on changes
• Tupelo’s midterm gut check: After early success, mayor, council face bumpy second half
• Corinth prepares for high school pilot
• Watchdog vs. lapdog in lt. gov. campaign
• New firearms permit law sparks dispute
• Absentee ballots due July 30
• Columbus plans annexation
• PSC moves to control expenses charged to customers
• Cooking up something great in Itawamba County
• Mississippi wants a bigger role in the movies
• Sheriff's forum: Experience vs. change
• Expert: Corinth animal shelter salvageable
• McGaugh pulls out of education race
• NEMS Daily Journal will sport new look Monday
• Literacy group faces funding crisis
• Tupelo Police identify suspect in Trustmark bank robbery
• McGaugh withdraws from Lee superintendent race
• Cheapest Gasoline in NEMS: Sherman
• New Choctaw chief election ordered
• Insurance commissioner talks fire ratings
• Miss. tax collections $94M more than projections
• Mississippi tops latest obesity list
• Luckett touts emphasis on public education in state
• Farese says he wasn't looking for the obvious
• Tupelo police searching for a suspect in a Trustmark Bank robbery
• TVA plans to purchase plant in Mississippi
• Monroe resident arrested for possession of child porn
• Fulton man faces child porn charges
• State to have tax-free shopping this month
• Casey Anthony to be freed late July or early Aug.
• Toyota Mississippi on track for fall opening; staff up to 840
• Gubernatorial hopefuls debate in Oxford
• USPS hearing draws about 50 opponents
• Hewes, Reeves continue campaign themes in race for lt. gov. post
• USPS hearing begins
• Itawamba County shooting victim hospitalized, incident still under investigation
• Tupelo Regional gets $544,000 grant
• Review: Google Plus thoughtful answer to Facebook
• Oxford OKs surveillance
• Ten years later: Slain Lee County sheriff’s legacy lives on
• Tupelo plan vote tabled
• Pitts keeps Tupelo council presidency
• Three 2008 bank robberies unsolved
• Mayor to assess Saltillo wastewater plans
• Tupelo council keeps power structure
• Tupelo council tables plan
• $31K grant shared by Tupelo, Lee County
• Smithville schools to get TREE computers
• Utica woman faces Hinds trial
• Picnic in Park draws family fun
• Tupelo School District expects level spending
• Woman faces 10 years in illegal immigrant case
• MSU student begins prep for Miss America
• For Ahlvin, the music is the thing
• UPDATE: Police respond to motorcycle crash
• Fireworks, parades, 62 hot dogs: US celebrates 4th
• Miss Mississippi: 'When January comes, I will be ready'
• MDOT to dedicate road to soldier
• Carville to speak in Jackson
• Schools attempt to fill early U.S. history void
• Saltillo boys master the heat
• Construction on schedule for Oxford High School
• Plantersville remains under boil water notice
• Saltillo court employee is money in the pocket
• Candidates differ over employee protection
• Employee stabbed at Wal-Mart in Clinton
• ExxonMobil pipe leaks oil into Yellowstone River in US
• Tupelo reinvestment plan in limbo
• 3Q's: Don Lewis, Tupelo Parks and Recreation director
• Fourth of July Prep
• U.S. senators neutral on postal transfer
• Discipline plan heads to teachers and parents
• Judge approves Blue Springs annexation
• Police say there are no gangs in Tupelo, but experts urge vigilance
• Fire on Trace Ave. was ruled accidental
• Miss. court withdraws Decker decision
• Miss Mississippi pageant under way
• Cheapest Gas July 1: Booneville/Corinth
• CitiFinancial, the consumer finance unit of Citi, has changed its name to OneMain Financial
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt: Blaze at Tupelo home kills Southaven man
• State ends year with a surplus
• New principals, superintendents, begin jobs today
• Outdoorsmen should beware protected species
• UPDATE: One dead in morning house fire
• Southern Baptist leader wants 'clean' DREAM Act
• Lockheed Martin doubles job cuts
• Adams, Howorth win Senate OK for federal posts
• ‘We lost everything’: Smithville family adjusts to emergency trailer
• Bowling DA seeks 50 years
• After review, no felonies in biking case, Allgood says
• Renasant adding $680M in assets with RBC acquisition
• TPSD simplifies volunteer background checks
• A glance at new laws in Mississippi
• Davis nominated for US attorney for south Miss.
• Lucky Joe's closes in downtown Tupelo
• 'Social host' law aims to curb underage drinking
• Program keeping doctors in Mississippi
• Winchester to fill up to 250 jobs
• Foster to replace Harris at Joyner
• Professional planners: ‘Keep Oxford Oxford’
• Farese: New plane chute saved me
• Lee Schools OK budget with no tax hike
• Jason Harris named THS principal
• Bryant, Luckett get celeb help in Miss. gov's race
• UPDATE: Tupelo School Board approves Jason Harris as THS Principal
• Ashland attorney escapes brush with death in single-engine plane crash
• Child drowns at Miss. state park
• New rooms: First of three new hotels opening Friday
• DA reopens biking case after outcry
• Hearings set to inform public on initiatives
• Woman gives quilt to Smithville
• Black bear looking for ‘a place to call home’
• Ole Miss football player deletes Twitter account
• Plantersville man arrested on domestic violence charges
• Wildfire hits portion of Miss. coast
• Bond set at $1 million in Tupelo armed robbery
• Officials say Lamar Bruce will reopen in '13
• TVA says power grid not fragile, despite storms
• Cool foods for hot weather
• Retired man carries on lifetime of service to others
• DJ kicks off effort to buy calling cards for troops overseas
• Tupelo's vacant buildings
• Mississippi "Twins Law" becomes permanent
• Outgoing speaker has no regrets
• Judge: Tear gas maker owes $1.1 million
• Wildlife officials expect more fish kills
• Seatbelts keep injuries minor in early morning Lee County wreck
• What to do? Town offers Smithville insight on recovery
• Abandoned buildings could offer opportunity
• Plantersville Police arrest two on multiple charges after they run out of gas
• Libyans linked to Stanford ponzi
• Suspect in custody after Friday's Tupelo bank robbery
• No more black bear sightings in Booneville
• Katrina fund helps Miss. with other disaster costs
• Two lt. gov candidates trade barbs at press meeting
• REPORT: Former Miss. State football standout Al Cotton has died
• Judge Davis settling down
• Quick baby leads cops in high-speed chase
• Candidates stress experiences, abilities
• Barbour says book might be in future
• Avoid blood suckers
• Tupelo Police investigating bank robbery
• Mississippi State sells out of football season tickets in record time
• Barbour: Miss. should not underestimate itself
• Strong rain in parts of NEMS
• 4 Mississippi gov candidates: Limit eminent domain
• All-American: Tupelo can use award for leverage
• State delegation hopeful, cautious about troops' exit
• Tupelo father glad to see drawdown
• Grant funds Tupelo Middle School camps
• Tupelo refines revitalization plan
• Mississippi high court upholds Gause conviction
• UPDATE: Dickie Scruggs says DeLaughter case about political speech, not bribe
• MPA hosts forums for some gov, lt. gov candidates
• Doctors' animal rights group goes after UMMC
• Car-on-bike accident not felony
• Developer and neighbors in Saltillo zoning dispute
• BlueFire's $300M Fulton plant another step closer
• Morgan Keegan investors eligible for funds
• Obama address: Surge troops home by summer 2012
• Weather blows down power lines, overturns truck in Tupelo
• Langley endowment ready to help students at Ole Miss
• Aberdeen School Board hears complaints from concerned citizens
• Jet service returning to Tupelo Regional
• Weeks' company subcontracted work with school district
• Tupelo health clinic among first to make its records electronic
• Health care forum opens up dialogue on state's exchange
• Verona replacing water lines
• City Council approves 3-lane Main Street
• Gov. Barbour signs emergency declaration for Drew school district
• Former Mississippi State professor sentenced to life for wife's murder
• Two accused of violations in Smithville
• Tunica gets $1M grant for new airport terminal
• Jack Cristil, 'The Voice' Honored
• Lose yourself: Area lakes, rivers perfect for summer fun
• Council sets July 5 vote on city plan
• Cooper disagrees with OSHA
• Lesser-known pair of gubernatorial hopefuls spend big
• Tupelo will vote on revitalization plan
• One-car wreck kills Taylor woman
• Man charged in fatal shooting
• Health care employee arrested on sexual battery of vulnerable person charge
• Biz Buzz Blog: Village Green closes its deli
• One Big Booger: Tupelo truck a fun hobby for family, bystanders
• Alcorn gets back $95,000
• It could be hotter
• Coroner: Autopsies a problem
• 21-year-old Californian wins Miss USA crown
• Franklin County will continue running buses in Itawamba County
• South Miss. officials looking at fireworks
• McIlroy a winner, running away at U.S. Open
• FATHER'S DAY ESSAYS
• Knowledge of dad uncovered... bit by bit
• Saltillo infrastructure strained
• Schools face new, higher standards
• All-America City team brings it home
• Sunny Meadows subdivision saga ends - sort of
• 3Q's: Jan Willis, director Lee County Library
• Miss. River flood recovery slow and sad for many
• Street paving wrapping up in Houston
• Feds remove barrier to Choctaw casino
• Family holds final rites for soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Tupelo grabs its fourth All-America City honor
• New Albany expects two new restaurants
• Region will lose wildlife rehabilitator
• Lee County Library says goodbye to director
• Tupelo gets fourth All-America City title
• BIZ BUZZ: Second jumbo jet lands in Tupelo
• Miss. jobless rate falls a bit in May
• Madison County State Inmate At Large
• More tuition hikes ahead for state universities
• Possible liquor vote in Tishomingo County racing the clock
• Jet recycler to bring in more planes
• Tupelo - Fourth-time All-America City winner?
• United Way to give away school supplies
• Piece of Monroe County history goes on the auction block
• Houston man sets new state largemouth bass record
• Prentiss County jury acquits man on marijuana charge
• Ole Miss AD: Programs moving in right direction
• First National Bank going into Ecru to replace BancorpSouth
• Summer music returns with Down on Main
• Seven districts should boil water
• Farmers feeling the heat
• Discipline infractions drop in Lee County
• No Girl Scouts harmed in small fire at church
• Arrests made in two pizza business robberies
• Former Boy Scout leader charged with sexual battery
• US Rep. Giffords released from Houston hospital
• SEC: Stanford CD victims may qualify for compensation
• Man wants solicitation case delayed
• Smithville looks to the future
• Smithville students will learn in portable classes this fall
• Soldier to be buried with full military honors
• Cooper Tire contesting OSHA findings
• June 30 eyed for South Gloster launch
• Study: Lifespan sank in hundreds of US counties
• Kiln 11-year-old dies after he's shot in Vicksburg
• Four suspects in custody in connection with pizza store robbery in Tupelo
• Favre: Done with football, not sure what's next
• US Department of Labor’s OSHA cites Cooper Tire's Tupelo plant
• Main Street project heads to council
• Hewes, Reeves joust over bond debt
• Sarah Palin will speak in Tupelo
• Vandals hit two cemeteries in region
• THS debate program shows early successes
• Tupelo 3-lane test results announced
• Indoor football returning to Tupelo
• Sarah Palin coming to Tupelo
• UPDATE: Virden new magistrate judge for Northern District court
• Storms have TVA fuel cost surging in July bills
• Bittersweet success for Okolona teacher
• Tupelo plan referendum wouldn’t be binding
• Gators rally past Bulldogs with homer in 7th
• Saltillo mulls bar ordinance
• Oxford hunt affects local deer behavior
• Ole Miss hopes black bear mascot connects with children
• Two Ripley men charged with taking radios from storm shelter
• Florida beats Mississippi State 8-6 to reach CWS
• 2011 COMICS SURVEY: Readers of funnies endorse old favorites
• Oktibbeha Co Sheriff loves propane-fueled cars
• History lives at Brice’s
• Miss. State Stayin' Alive: Vickerson's 2-run blast in bottom of ninth forces Game 3
• THS’s next leader faces tough job
• New law man in town: Ole Miss Law’s dean sets plan for the school’s future
• Dr. Hill comes home
• Vickerson sends Bulldogs, Gators to decisive game
• Weiner seeks leave of absence from House
• Lee County man dies in early morning accident
• Gov candidate: move Miss America to coastal Miss.
• Beating the Heat: Broiling sun, lack of rain stressing region's crops
• Much of this region classified as 'abnormally dry'
• MSU team to give 'First Impression' of South Gloster
• U.S. 72 in Glen named William 'Seth' Ricketts Memorial Highway
• Creeks and canals are swimming danger zones
• Former Lee County deputy coroner arrested on felony drug charges
• Arrest made after thefts of purses at Wal-Mart stores
• BIZ BUZZ - Cheapest gas: Corinth 6/10/11
• Florida tops Mississippi State in NCAA tournament
• Day to day: Itawmaba County family keeps moving forward despite illness
• Toyota Boshoku job fair draws hundreds
• Tupelo rail revamp study chugs along
• Saltillo aldermen approves speed tests on three streets
• Funny money costs Verona merchants
• Supreme Court: Littlejohn to be reprimanded
• DUI suspect dies in local hospice house
• Wildlife enforcement officer bitten by alligator
• Moss will not run for re-election
• Candidate in Tippah County sheriff's race faces felony charges
• All ROTC cadets back at Camp Shelby
• State Am golf tourney begins today at Waverly
• Soldier's teachers, classmates recall him as 'good kid'
• Council adds two historic landmarks
• Supreme Court considers state lawyer contingency fees
• UPDATE: Fulton fire chief found guilty of hindering the prosecution
• UPDATE: Lightning hits Camp Shelby; 77 to hospital
• Filings nearly complete in Zach Scruggs appeal
• 'Personhood' amendment before Mississippi court
• Former Rebel Strong’s jail lawsuit dismissed
• Services pending for fallen local soldier
• Tupelo Council debates tuition plan proposal
• Apparently, fights rising as temps do
• Too many kittens: Shelter offers two-for-one special this month
• Main Street laning project to move to Tupelo City Council
• Police respond to possible drowning in Guntown
• Tupelo debates tuition guarantee
• UPDATE: Red Bay High grad killed in Afghanistan
• Out-of-state companies violate "No Call" rules
• Thorson appeal back before Miss. court
• Lot-mowing violations plague Tupelo summers
• Lee County mulls noise ordinance
• Fee proposal rewards good Tupelo landlords
• ICC grad increase leads state
• High court hears 'personhood' arguments
• Mossberg resigns position as assistant Ole Miss baseball coach
• Lafayette supervisors OK hospital agreement
• 'Personhood' before Mississippi court
• NY Rep. Weiner admits he sent lewd pix; won't quit
• North Lee County wastewater study gets funding
• Gospel show wraps up Elvis Festival
• GOP primary key in battle for No. 2 post
• LOCAL FOLKS: Cancer not enough to deter Taylor from college
• Two DeSoto Co. cities without smoking ban
• Miss. State beats Georgia Tech advances to Super Regional
• Philadelphia considers entertainment district
• Riding with the King finally returns to Tupelo
• Crucial vote possible on hospital
• Elvis fest continues
• Governor's campaign race picks up
• TPSD interim leader states future goals
• Cars vs. bikes: Know the laws
• 3Q's: Mike Clayborne, CREATE Foundation president
• Woman dies after drowning in pool
• One killed, one injured in Tishomingo County wreck
• Historic flood begins to abate, but far from over
• Tupelo Salvation Army ask for sports drink donations
• Murder-dismemberment trial under way in Memphis
• Christians reflect on recent, incorrect guess at the world’s end
• ELVIS PRESLEY FESTIVAL: Tribute artists swivel their hips, Elvis-style
• Presidents clear way for MSU to keep bells
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Lee County Library hosts "The Animal Man"
• Man charged with sword attack in Oxford
• Brownlee, Pollorena lead Miss. St. past Southern Miss
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG: Cheapest gas prices
• ELVIS PRESLEY FESTIVAL: Home-grown music
• Miss. State Cowbells compromise passes at SEC Meetings
• Pizza store robbery suspect sought in Amory
• Motorist hit cyclist twice, report says
• Analysis: Both parties smell state wins based on qualifiers
• King honored with Country Music Trail marker
• Carver-Church Street merger hits cost bump
• Expect some traffic changes in Tupelo for Elvis festival
• Choctaw County coroner: Inmate killed after attacking Ackerman police officer
• Carver-Church Street merger hits cost bump
• Motorist ran over cyclist twice in Clay County accident
• Lee-Itawamba Library names interim director
• Debris being cleaned up in Smithville
• Teenager dies in accidental shooting
• Miracle Home: Alone amid ruins
• SEC MEETINGS: AD's favor keeping cowbells another year
• Incumbents from region face battles
• 4 reported dead after tornadoes in Mass.
• House speaker candidate Smith runs as Republican
• NEMS LEGISLATIVE QUALIFIERS
• Five Northeast Mississippi legislators won't have opposition
• BIZ BUZZ: Kroger changes fuel discount program
• DOING AN EDUCATIONAL 180 SERIES: Shannon Middle School awaits test data
• Triple-digit temps, sky-high heat index expected this week
• Tupelo plan to see some reworking
• Toyota supplier schedules job fair
• Eight holiday fatalities reported
• Barbour: No retirement after governorship ends
• Gulfport man questions Luckett residency
• Tupelo council could support plan
• SEC MEETINGS: Mullen & Nutt
• UPDATE: Shipley Donuts robbed in Starkville
• The ultimate price: Vets, family gather for Memorial Day services
• Collector shares his military treasures
• State's residents return to flood-damaged homes
• Traffic changes start today
• Remembering Memorial Day in Northeast Mississippi
• UPDATE: Lee County inmate escapee captured
• UPDATE: Shooting reported in Tupelo
• Hood: 3 more executions possible in 2011
• NCAA Baseball: Miss. State, USM to play in Atlanta Regional
• Gilvo residents make flag placement an annual event
• WWII family gave nation ultimate gift: two brothers
• Analysis: New speaker will change Miss. House
• Philadelphia FD to cover Fairgrounds
• Petition for alcohol in Tishomingo County has names rejected
• Downtown with Elvis: 2011 festival opens Thursday
• Danger lurks in air after flood
• Pontotoc Main Street parking letters issued
• Ala. town hit by tornadoes bans FEMA trailers
• Out of the storm: The Parker family, Smithville begin the long journey of rebuilding
• Lost and found: Recovered photo's owner survives tornado, other challenges
• Tornado Relief tops goal, eyes more
• Lines form for speaker's seat
• Tupelo could shoot past other cities’ landlord costs
• 3Q's: Mike Tagert, Northern District Transportation Commissioner
• 2011 now deadliest year for tornadoes since 1950
• REPORTS: Two deaths after auto accidents in Clay County
• Mississippi Coast hopes tourism returns to normal
• Aberdeen man charged after death in Monroe County
• Mississippi drivers rank low in test
• Fundraiser will be held today for storm victims
• Corinth 4-way stop on Parkway canceled
• Senate special election will be held Nov. 8
• Vandals mar scenic New Albany park
• Lafayette County teen killed in car crash
• BIZ BUZZ: Gas prices dip to two-month low
• UPDATE: Amory School Board terminates principal's employment
• Barbour: Remember 'ultimate sacrifice' of military
• Raising funds: Charity event sets $50,000 goal for tornado victims
• Changes to challenge region
• Struck Starkville cyclist clings to life
• University task force progresses toward its goals
• Storms cause problems around NEMS region
• Okolona liquor store clerk undergoes surgery
• Sentence: Grisanti gets 1 day in jail, fine in bank fraud scheme
• SEC BASEBALL: Arkansas eliminates Mississippi State with 7-2 win
• Hood: Expect more 'knot heads' on death row
• Bond denied man in fatal Pontotoc dog attack
• Poison kicks off tour in Tupelo
• Severe weather hits Oxford, region
• McCoy won’t seek re-election
• Owner suffers broken hip in liquor store robbery
• Tornado Watch for parts of NEMS
• Florida has 7-5 comeback win over Mississippi St
• Former Saltillo High teacher pleads guilty to sexual assault
• Judge: Questions exist about Simon's mental state
• Scruggs hearing: Hearing closes without expert witness
• Violent storms kill 13 in Okla., Kan., Ark.
• Governor mulls dates for special Senate election
• $11.3M Tupelo pool project gets council support
• TPSD taps search firm for superintendent
• Tupelo Runway extension gets expected OK
• Tupelo pool project likely
• Barbour to call special election to fill District 8 Senate vacancy
• Scruggs hearing: Patterson says Lackey extorted money from them
• Appeals court blocks Simon execution
• TPSD shuffles principals
• SMALL STEPS: Smithville moves ahead with storm recovery
• Highway 9 work ready to go ahead
• Three TPSD elementaries get fitness grants
• New ministers tapped at Tupelo churches
• Milstead to perform on ‘Today’
• TVA says storms will cost it up to $200 million
• Scruggs hearing: Balducci re-questioning goes to Tuesday
• Barbour apologizes to activists arrested in Miss.
• Wedding photo from Smithville found in Tennessee after tornado
• New storm shelter opens in Glen
• Today, key hearing set for Scruggs
• NMMC Hospice remembers patients with butterfly release
• Court upholds Lafayette County sentence
• Official: Tornado hits hospital in Joplin, Missouri
• U.S. gas prices down 9 cents over past 2 weeks
• Mistrial declared in Sharp murder trial
• An agonizing wait in La. for creeping floodwaters
• Miss. high court declines to hear appeal
• Saltillo High School celebrates an early-afternoon graduation
• Mooreville graduates cherish their memories of high school
• Shannon graduates persevere
• Remembering freedom riders Exhibits highlight 50-year anniversary of their fight to end segregation
• Freedom Riders’ protest evolved into a movement
• Apocalypse believers await end, skeptics carry on
• College Baseball Scores
• Mississippi flood victims eager to return to homes
• Schools won't have to make up days
• Carrothers handed death penalty in Lafayette County case
• Former mayor’s widow dies from storm-related injuries in Smithville
• Tupelo’s class of ’11 marks its journey
• Seniors hear message of encouragement in Baldwyn
• Gas prices get Nunnelee’s attention
• Jury decides death penalty for Carrothers
• Karen Tutor named Pontotoc’s next superintendent
• Smithville tornado victim dies
• Wrestler known as 'Macho Man' dies in Fla. wreck
• Smithville graduates at Davis Event Center
• Nettleton High graduates 77 students
• Barbour nixes special session for redistricting
• Carrothers found guilty of capital murder in Lafayette County case
• Carrothers found guilty
• Hwy. 45 North traffic resumes after four hours
• Lawmakers request special session on redistricting
• Vicksburg man injured in flooding dies
• Cyclists pedal for John Paul Frerer in Tupelo
• Friends, community rally around Cafe 212 owners
• Telethon set for twister’s area victims
• Shooting victim IDs Carrothers at trial
• Algoma fights for historic post office
• One-vehicle accident kills Alabama driver in Monroe County
• Soldier from Pearl killed in Afghanistan
• Former federal judge dies at 77
• NRC review of TVA's Browns Ferry nuke plant May 31
• All things garden: Gardeners, cooks treat participants to lunch, laughs
• Grants near as shelters gain demand
• Unlike '91, what comes after remap ruling still unclear
• Five BancorpSouth branches in region listed among closings
• Carrothers jury hears opening statements in Oxford
• South Gloster bid approved
• High School Baseball Playoff Schedule/Scores
• Miss. River crests at Greenville, focus downriver
• BancorpSouth releases list of branch closings
• Gray hoping for reprieve
• One airlifted after Lee County road accident
• Back to Work: Storms spur move to Mantachie facility
• Elections ordered under old districts
• Vets raise money for WWII marker:
• Mississippi River Levees, floodwalls require round-the-clock watch
• Barbour denies clemency for death row inmate
• UPDATE: Panel says Legislature can run in current districts
• Lee County Sheriff's Deputies make arrest after shooting
• Miss. River headed to crest at Greenville
• Link Centre operations chief has history with building
• Four seek Lee County schools post
• One dead, one arrested in Tupelo car accident
• NEMS DAILY JOURNAL COMICS SURVEY: Funny Business
• UPDATE: Name of crash victim released
• Mississippians watching river crests
• REPORT: Miss. State student drowns at apartment complex
• Tunica's Riverpark Museum flooded
• Eight held on charges in Panola slaying
• The Tornado's Forgotten Victims: Animals
• Not many weigh in on Tupelo city plan
• Rebels avoid season sweep by Bulldogs
• Two shot in Verona identified
• Head-on collision yields fatality in Tupelo
• High School Playoff Scores
• Gray asks court to stop execution
• La. floodgate opens, diverting Mississippi River
• Onlookers crowd Vicksburg to look at rising river
• Compretta won't seek re-election
• Steve Hood Memorial Highway in Baldwyn dedicated
• Two people found dead in Verona
• Petition started to keep BancorpSouth branch in Ecru
• Bike Safety Week planned in Tupelo
• Miss. State clinches baseball series with Ole Miss
• Strong storms move through NEMS
• Biggers tosses much of Zach Scruggs’ original indictment
• Wren man dies in two vehicle accident
• Two Ole Miss players suspended after arrest
• Former player sues Cohen/MSU, claims negligence
• Opening night for Tupelo Film Festival
• Redistricting likely to need extra session
• Consultant to fill Meadows’ former TPSD role for now
• Storm Briefing
• Twice the crowd at Tupelo’s second revitalization plan session
• People, animals flee Mississippi River flooding
• UPDATE: Scruggs seeks court OK for testimony from his father
• Judges hear guilty pleas to child porn charges
• BIZ BUZZ: Columbus biofuel plant breaks ground today
• Two men caught after Tupelo Police chase
• Tupelo Police have suspect in custody after stabbing
• Law enforcement officers honor their own
• Storm Briefing
• TPSD teacher turnover higher than usual
• Popular Tupelo eatery Whiteside’s closed
• Flooded river taking aim at Mississippi Delta
• UPDATE: Biggers tosses Norman off government's team against Zach Scruggs
• Toyota plants to raise production in June
• Legendary announcer Jack Cristil receives another honor
• Power back on after car hits light poll in Tupelo to cause brief outage
• Great flood of '27: Tupelo man recalls childhood disaster in Delta
• Lafayette County turning storm debris into mulch
• Tupelo considers state firm for superintendent search
• BancorpSouth to 'prune' 23 branches
• Chaney says Neshoba fairgrounds fire an accident
• GOP's Reeves, Bryant hold most campaign cash
• UPDATE: Mississippi executes man convicted of killing 4
• Okolona, state mourn loss of Sen. Jack Gordon
• TW&L says it’s solved cause of Tupelo blackouts
• BancorpSouth Announces Branch Optimization Plan
• Mixed reviews: Landlords among hearing attendees
• Critters cited as afternoon blackout darkens much of Tupelo
• Gordon's presence, impact on the state felt in four decades
• Panel OKs $6.5M bid on South Gloster five-laning project
• Miss. flags lowered to honor late Sen. Jack Gordon
• Several cabins burn on Neshoba County Fairgrounds
• High School Playoff Scores May 9, 2011
• Officials: Memphis seeing worst of river disaster
• Major Thoroughfare Committee: South Gloster bid accepted
• Mississippi River could crest Monday at Memphis
• Union County sheriff's change of mind is insurance
• Best in show: Tupelo native wins big at GumTree Art Festival
• LOCAL FOLKS: Work's not over for GumTree's many volunteers
• Funeral set Tuesday for state Sen. Jack Gordon
• Gas prices expected to drop 50 cents by summer
• Sports Scores May 8, 2011
• In the Delta, a new flood brings back old fears
• Bin Laden's death a tough subject for the pulpit
• Viking Range founder gets honorary doctorate at Delta State
• No run, no problem: GumTree Festival still draws large crowds
• In Smithville, the recovery begins
• City leaders use nautical road trip for research
• Barbour asks for flood disaster declaration
• 3Q's: Patty Tucker, Northeast Mississippi Red Cross
• Miss. gov grew up with flood history in his family
• Memphis readies for big river; Ky. spared calamity
• NEMS360.com, NEMS Daily Journal win multiple awards
• Animal Kingdom wins the Kentucky Derby
• Sports Scores May 7, 2011
• Memphis braces for mighty Mississippi's wrath
• GumTree Festival Time
• Tupelo to create task force to address homelessness
• THS to delay switch to block scheduling
• Tupelo Middle students win national building competition
• Lee County jury finds Springer guilty of capital murder
• UPDATE: Holleman pleads guilty to federal tax evasion
• Memphis warns residents to leave before flooding
• Cheapest Gasoline in NEMS: Corinth
• Favre says coaching, TV work might be in future
• Churches offer help to storm victims
• Officials update Wren residents on recovery
• Dr. Irwin takes over CDF chairmanship
• Storm Briefing
• Tupelo observes Day of Prayer
• 11 Miss. counties disaster areas for flood threat
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers working in Smithville
• Court: 3 Miss. executions go forward this month
• Stanford: Feds narrow charges against jailed one-time billionaire
• Belmont digs out after storm
• Slow-moving disaster along mighty Mississippi
• Hearings to detail Tupelo revitalization
• Brice’s opens interpretive center
• Tupelo mulls $6.5M bid for S. Gloster work
• Anxiety rises along the flood-swollen Mississippi
• Obama nominates Erby for Northern U.S. marshal
• STORM RECOVERY UPDATES: Additional death attributed to Smithville tornado
• Holleman to plead guilty in federal court
• New Albany man dies in traffic accident
• Smithville residents grateful for checks
• Townhouse Furniture vows to return
• Voters OK roadwork in Tupelo
• Lee sirens: Long, loud and, to some, annoying
• Saltillo, Mooreville will get new sirens
• Tupelo Major Thoroughfare Phase Five passes convincingly
• Barbour seeks flood disaster declaration
• TORNADO RECOVERY UPDATES: Chickasaw County update
• Stevens asks Miss. court to block his execution
• Company moves storm damaged manufacturing facility
• Back to school: Smithville students return to classes
• Tupelo road plan up for vote today
• Smithville warned about scam artists
• Prosecutors patiently await Barretos, two years after flight
• Lee County adopts new district maps
• Trailer parks, streets flooding in Memphis
• STORM RECOVERY UPDATES: State AG says Smithville should expect scam artists
• Forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms
• UPDATE: Court asked to order Scruggs from prison to testify in son's case
• US kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• Napolitano tours Smithville damage
• United Furniture donates $150,000 for storm recovery
• Smithville pastor says church is alive, well
• Musicians gather to aid Smithville storm damage
• UPDATE: Napolitano tours Smithville
• United Furniture Industries donates $150,000 to storm victims
• Smithville residents give thanks and look for hope
• Tornado Watch for parts of NEMS
• BASEBALL: Miss. State tops Alabama; Ole Miss falls to Florida
• THE DAY OF THE STORM: Typical until... Warnings couldn’t foretell Smithville destruction
• Volunteers show Mississippi spirit
• Roadway project election Tuesday
• Expanded Mississippi’s Final Stands to open Wednesday
• Funds for national forest counties, schools still alive
• Tornado Recovery Updates: Mississippi death toll from storms climbs to 35
• Volunteers tend to victims in storm-ravaged South
• TVA working to restore power to 477,000
• Sports Scores April 30, 2011
• Three Bulldogs and one Rebel taken in NFL draft Saturday
• Wren residents work to recover from tornado
• Area Storm Casualties
• Smithville promised support
• Smithville storm victims offered $150,000 in aid
• More than 200 structures damaged in Chickasaw County
• Seven state counties declared disaster areas
• Tornadoes suddenly stop life in small town South
• Mississippi death toll climbs to 34 from storms
• Miss. tax collections beat expectations in April
• STORM UPDATES: Rare EF-5 Tornado confirmed in Smithville.
• Smithville deaths at 14, recovery begins in NEMS
• Survivors recall the twister in Smithville
• PHOTO GALLERY: Day After Tornado in Smithville
• WEATHER UPDATES: NEMS begins cleanup from violent storms
• How to help tornado victims
• The Deep South braces for rising Mississippi River
• Starkville names acting school superintendent
• Dozens of tornadoes kill 200 in 6 Southern states
• Violent weather kills 32 in Mississippi in 2 days
• Twisters bring death, destruction to Northeast Mississippi region
• Weather Closings
• 'Epic event' rolls across region
• Torture of dogs or cats becomes felony in Miss.
• Dwight Bowling admits guilt in sex-with-minors scandal
• Storm damage reported from La. to Miss.
• 2 dead as storms pound South for 2nd straight day
• Tupelo schools discipline to get federal review
• Bowling guilty plea expected today
• WEATHER UPDATE: Tornado Watch until 10 p.m.
• UPDATE: Prentiss County authorities say man may have shot wife, himself
• Storms unleash deadly tornado, flooding on Midwest
• TVA debt rating downgraded by Standard and Poor's
• Storm kills 3-year-old girl in Miss. hit by tree
• BREAKING NEWS: Bowling will plead guilty
• Phillips leaving Columbus schools for Tennessee
• Thunderstoms, wind hit NEMS again
• Free festivals: A thing of the past?
• Barbour: No 2012 Run. Gov. says he lacks 'fire in the belly'
• Miss. Gov. Barbour rules out 2012 presidential run
• Strong storms in forecast for NEMS
• Lawsuit looms over tongue-sticking punishment in Amory
• Elvis birthplace moves forward with theater
• Tupelo man widens perspective from weight loss
• Trial over alleged kickbacks looms for Shoemaker
• Grant's resting place? Northeast Mississippi
• Analyst says the cost of gas may have plateaued
• South Carolina tops MSU, 13-4
• Man collapses and dies while playing softball in Lee County
• State ready for visitors as Civil War events near
• Alcohol may play into fatal wreck
• Subplots make for an odd legislative year
• Some members go out on top
• Disagreements hold up Oxford road improvement
• Baseball: Ole Miss drops series to Auburn
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist killed in crash in Lee County
• 13-year cicadas expected in northern Mississippi
• Multiple-vehicle crash on Hwy. 78
• Catholics re-enact Jesus’ bearing the cross, crucifixion
• Lee County Library braces for unknown
• In politics, campaign fundraising keeps going
• Charges expected in fatal Verona wreck
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Way of the Cross
• Feds serve notice about graphic Bowling trial evidence
• UPDATE: Verona accident leaves one dead
• Scruggs asks for Biggers' direct decision on legal issues
• Three U.S. judges hear arguments in Miss. remapping case
• Storm damages Habitat homes
• AEE announces grant recipients
• Starkville school leader on leave
• Chickasaw County suffers storm damage
• What do you think? Main Street 3-lane test extended in Tupelo
• Lee County fugitive arrested in Mexico
• Itawamba County schools eye improved security
• Crews resigns as COO of Tupelo Public Schools
• Nunnelee takes Dems to task on debt
• Rep. Nunnelee also backs end to airport subsidies
• Regional jobless rate dips to 10.9%
• Mississippi Supreme Court sets 2 executions in May
• Okolona student brings gun to school
• Shaver’s agreement includes nearly $30,000 in sick and vacation pay
• Former Amory elementary principal hearing continuation date set
• Hudson viewed as link between system, people
• Tobacco scheme probe widens
• South Gloster work: One bid, too big
• Showers and thunderstorms in forecast
• Rob Hudson confirmed by City Council to TPSD school board
• Funeral for Monroe firefighter held today
• Sherwin-Williams' appeals Miss. lead paint verdict
• Columbus man gets 10 years in child porn case
• Redistricting negotiations extend beyond session
• Lee Supervisors near vote on redrawn district lines
• TVA starts energy efficiency programs
• Tupelo churches to show program
• Rotary Club names six-year scholars
• Oil drops, gas $4 or more per gallon in 6 states
• Miss. Gov. Barbour has surgery for lower back pain
• Miss. State baseball coach Cohen: Brownlee to serve one-game suspension
• Miss. storm victims count blessings during cleanup
• U.S. high court won't hear death row inmate's appeal
• New Albany marks a year with beer
• Amory firefighter killed in wreck on way to fire
• DeLaughter, Langston home after prison stints
• South looks to recover from killer twisters
• Analysis: Chaney had an exchange backup all along
• Accident sends four to hospital
• Twisters leave dozens dead, ruin in 6 states
• Baseball: Bulldogs beat Razorbacks; Ole Miss sweeps Kentucky
• Johnson edges Bowyer by a whisker to win Talladega
• Commander: Marine from Miss. died saving others
• Lower taxes or better roads?
• Twenty years of major roadwork
• TPSD interim leader brings detail-oriented approach
• McCoy: Decision coming in weeks
• Question of ’93 could return in speaker’s race
• QB Brunetti leads Ole Miss in spring game
• Baseball: Rebels beat Kentucky
• Mississippi University for Women announces unification of alumni organizations
• One dead after suspected tornadoes hit Miss.
• Death toll up to 16 in Southern storms; 7 in Ala.
• Suspected tornadoes cause destruction in Miss.
• Storms pass through region
• Reed to announce school board choice
• Tupelo Promise receives $100K
• Ole Miss QBs, defense face spring-game scrutiny
• Widespread damage from weather, 1 seriously hurt in Miss. storms
• Grisham helps dedicate new Ole Miss law school
• CREATE helps fund Tupelo Promise
• Storms produce heavy rain, strong winds in Miss.
• Special Olympics in Pontotoc
• LEAPS presents survey results
• Supplier’s job fair attracts hundreds
• Police search for Tenn. woman dragged from home
• UPDATE: Tupelo Schools name Meadows as interim superintendent
• Groups to educate voters on Miss. initiatives
• 3-judge US panel chosen in Miss. remapping lawsuit
• TVA to pay $10 million penalty in clean air deal
• Clay County woman pleads to luring brother into fatal fight
• Diversity Vuteq starts three-day job fair today
• Tupelo landlords question higher fees
• ‘Health on a Shelf’ begins in Tupelo
• New Baldwyn schools chief preps to lead
• Mississippi man sentenced in oil spill claim fraud
• Haskell shares life lessons at library
• 'Green Homes' showcase efficiency in Oxford
• Eight arrested on drug charges in Prentiss County
• Smithville woman dies in accident
• Bryant flexes his muscles on remap
• Council debates landlord fee hike
• Public hearing concerning West Amory Elementary School Principal continues
• Crow's Neck center to close June 30
• Tupelo man convicted on child porn charge
• Tupelo leaders examine rental plan
• Neighbor helps in arrests of Plantersville burglary suspects
• Saltillo woman faces charges
• Torn ACL for Ole Miss LB Shackelford
• One person dead after traffic accident in Lee County
• Fighting the good fight: Officials work to stem drug activity
• Council Members: We did not cross a line on TPSD issue
• Blue Springs seeks OK for annex plan
• Two Tupelo men accused of using counterfeit bills
• Public hearing starts over West Amory Elementary School principal’s possible termination
• Private plane crash kills 3 in Mississippi
• More time sought for Miss. death row inmate appeal
• Strong rain storms pass through NEMS
• Stevens seeks to avoid May 4 execution in Miss.
• Analysis: Some run for Miss. gov on ideas alone
• Drug Trends In the Region: The medicine-cabinet high
• Calhoun courthouse's end nears
• NWCC nursing facility nears opening
• Delta transit adding trolleys
• Schwartzel wins the Masters after a wild day
• Private plane crash kills 3
• US gas prices jump 19 cents a gallon
• Bill creating healthy food study headed to Barbour
• Festival fun: Thousands come out for combined celebration
• Are taxes in Tupelo too high?
• Today's drug choices follow certain trends
• The Year of the 'Locust' Large broods of 13-year cicadas will emerge this spring
• 3Q'S: Nancy Loome, executive director, The Parents' Campaign
• Johnson, Relf lead MSU in spring game
• Sports Scores April 9, 2011
• UPDATE: Two dead after Highway 78 accident in Lee County
• Man charged in Columbus shooting waives court appearance
• LEAPS will release Tupelo Public School survey data on Thursday
• Welcome Home: Two soldiers from 658th Quartermaster unit return
• Oxford visitors will be watched
• Lawmakers strike last-minute deal to avoid government shutdown
• Walnut prom goes on as gay activist Constance McMillen decides not to attend
• Toyota supplier to have another job fair next week
• MSU QB Chris Relf looks to jump from good to great
• Northeast Mississippi soldiers come home
• NAACP argues US court may delve into Miss. remap
• Corinth man charged with DUI death in pedestrian fatality
• Corinth mother dies at Memphis hospital, baby’s cause of death still unknown
• A federal shutdown would hit home
• Nunnelee waits to see what the Senate will do
• Superintendents deal with unique setting in Tupelo
• Tupelo council gets back to revitalization plan
• Legislators quit, minus remap deal
• Amory Railroad Festival: A Spring Tradition
• Mississippi governor visits Florida lawmakers
• Sanders loses appeal of conviction in slayings in Lee County jury case
• Miss. lawmakers end session without redistricting
• Another strong quake strikes off tsunami-hit Japan
• Car crashes through front of Tupelo restaurant
• TPSD will hire interim leader after Shaver
• Shaver’s tenure marked by change, backlash
• TPSD board seat to open
• Tupelo residents tell tornado experience
• Main St. lane test enters Week 4
• Miss. State receives $12 million gift to help build football complex
• Board focused on Shaver negotiations before implementing search
• Bond denied for suspect in Lee County murder
• House approved redistricting plan
• Incoming principal backs out of THS job
• Event marks 75th year since tornado
• May 3 election set on roadwork plan
• Hundreds pack City Hall
• UPDATE: Shaver wants to leave Tupelo
• New Ole Miss mascot visits Children's Hospitals
• Barbour signs school bus safety bill
• Lee County authorities searching for suspect in shooting
• Death toll from South storms rises to 6
• Storm claims 1 life in Mississippi
• Council wants Shaver to resign
• Storms expected to sweep through Mississippi
• '36 storm didn't cripple Tupelo
• Tupelo Tornado: 75 years later
• ANALYSIS: Mississippi lawmakers haven't ignored obesity
• LOCAL FOLKS: Stephenson takes helm at Corinth Theatre-Arts
• NOAA: Severe weather outbreak expected across the Mid South Monday
• Government appeals judge's health care ruling
• 4-year-old dies in boating accident on coast
• New law targets adults who allow teens to drink
• Jennie-O recalls 55,000 pounds of turkey burgers
• Tupelo tornado: Scars, united in spirit
• Treasured Bible returned after twister carried it away
• Tupelo Tornado 70th anniversary articles
• Health insurance exchange dies for 2011
• 3Q'S: Randy Thweatt, business manager, Lee County schools
• Fatal accident in Pontotoc County under investigation
• RNC looks to leverage debates as fundraisers
• Hattiesburg cop faces embezzlement charge
• Itawamba County jail opens its library
• SOOEY PIG! It's barbecue time at the Link Centre
• Salvation Army forced to sell property
• Airport approves lease for recycling company
• Sunday's NEMS Daily Journal: Remembering the '36 tornado
• Ripley student killed in one-car crash
• BIZ BUZZ: Cheapest gasoline in New Albany
• Tupelo school board and council have informal meeting
• Barbour's plan to deny pardon makes ex-inmate cry
• Miss. school bus-semi crash kills girl; 10 hurt
• Shaver explains Tupelo High School principal search process
• For some, Tupelo plan hinges on school district
• Protesters back personhood initiative
• Festival poster features 'fun' Elvis
• Pardon unlikely for sisters awaiting transplant
• DE Lockett granted sixth year of eligibility for Ole Miss
• Woman dies in Union County Jail
• Man arrested on drug charges in Alcorn County
• Legislature strikes deal on budget
• Students rally in support of Stratton at Tupelo High School
• Tupelo works on new school discipline plan
• Students kick off Mayor's Marathon
• Governor gets animal cruelty bill
• 110 mph winds damage homes in Mississippi
• Barbour: Special Miss. budget session, if needed
• Miss. redistricting suit moved to new US judge
• TPSD taps pair of new principals
• UPDATE: Monroe Journal reporter no longer missing
• Storms in forecast tonight
• AP source: La. Tech offers coaching job to White
• Tupelo, CDF leaders discuss revitalization plan
• Accident on Highway 78 near Sherman
• New principals named for Tupelo High, Middle School
• Barbour: Budget battle about future
• Gov.: Suppliers need Highway 9 to be four lanes
• Flooding closes Itawamba library
• Holland hurls bill at fellow legislator
• Slain lawman honored with posthumous Purple Heart
• Obama strongly defends US military action in Libya
• Ole Miss has four-man QB race this spring
• Carpenter denied bond in Fulton double murder case
• Barbour still hopes for passage of bill for civil rights museum
• UPDATE: Dwight Bowling's attorney seeks trial delay
• Local Folks: Going Strong - Disability can't slow mother, daughter pair
• $422.9M bond bill approved
• Amory’s ‘Phantom’ gets one more show
• Columbus may expand offender work program
• MEC president, Tupelo mayor head list of ’11 Trailblazers
• Unthinkable foursome heading to Houston
• Miss. lawmakers OK $422M in bonds
• As Japan shutdowns drag on, auto crisis worsens
• SEC Baseball Scores
• Two arrested in brass knuckles beating in Greenwood
• No politics for now; it's all MSU for Tuck
• Toyota roads in bond package
• Legislators miss key state budget deadline
• How much more debt can Tupelo handle?
• Education officials: Bus travel remains safe
• Mississippi lawmakers miss their budget deadline
• Tornado watch for parts of NEMS
• UPDATE: Fulton man charged in double murder
• Defense gets in its licks in controlled Miss. State scrimmage
• Going back in time: Re-enactors bring Shiloh's story to life
• Senate receives budget proposal
• Sweet home Booneville for Langston
• New restaurant set to open in Mill Village
• Household hazardous waste days scheduled
• One vehicle accident kills Monroe County man
• Three Tupelo Schools had a partial lockdown
• Barbour criticized for 130 days off prison time
• Mississippi Senate passes school bus safety bill
• Cheapest gasoline: Four-way tie in Northeast Miss.
• Tupelo Indoor pool plans revealed: $11.3 million aquatic facility proposed for Ballard Park
• Mabus: More educated U.S. will be secure
• Suspects in Oxford school lockdown identified
• Blow torches blamed for West Point fire
• Lee County Sheriff: SUVs to replace aging former deputy cars
• Lawmakers say Barbour's too secretive on stimulus
• Infant death sparks routine investigation in Chickasaw County
• Ole Miss not giving Kennedy contract extension
• Former surgeon general calls for sex ed in Miss.
• Tupelo CVB's sports director to leave
• Officials: TVA faces charges tied to nuclear site
• School bus accident near Baldwyn
• Company in Baldwyn kicks off job fair today
• Tupelo joins relief effort for Japan
• Funeral for WWII casualty brings closure for nephew
• UPDATE: Wreck, chase put Oxford schools on lockdown
• Barges break loose, hit bridge on Miss. River
• Online beer petition not legal, Pontotoc supporters regroup
• Lawmakers say Barbour wants $77M cut from budget
• UPDATE: Williams out of jail, awaits trial in Bracey death
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Aircraft Recycling: Trees, shrubs to help block airport view
• Council OKs 10-mill Major Thoroughfare Program
• Tupelo leaders like 'Neighborhood Reinvestment'
• House: Barbour's travels slow budget talks
• Tupelo Council approves Major Thoroughfare plan
• TVA says its nukes 'would have weathered' tsunami
• House: Barbour travel hurts budget writing process
• Miss. AG: State 'likely' to use new execution drug
• Former hospital administrator Shoemaker pleads not guilty
• Tupelo revitalization plans unveiled
• Tupelo Revitalization: Highlights of committees' suggestions
• House panel joins suit over map
• Bar panel drops Scruggs' complaint against Farese
• Aberdeen man arrested during raid
• House panel enters redistricting lawsuit
• High school coach accused of drug dealing fired
• Tupelo revitalization details revealed
• Prentiss County accident on Highway 45 Sunday night
• Poison kicks off tour in Tupelo on May 25
• South Gloster widening advances
• Smithville woman killed in vehicle accident
• Hispanic scholarship organization focuses on rural communities
• Bullet fragment injures child as police shoot dog in Ripley
• MSU, Starkville proposing shuttle buses for city
• Initial bombing called successful; endgame unclear
• Highways to honor black leaders, military heroes
• Jet recycler to add 100 jobs
• Redistricting court action could aid Democrats in Senate
• Allies launch Libya force as Gadhafi hits rebels
• 3Q'S: George Byrd, education forester
• TPSD opinion survey deadline extended
• Jet recycler will create 100 jobs in Tupelo
• Allies launch attack as Gadhafi hits rebels in Libya
• Sidney will return to Miss. St. for junior year
• Miss. shows Japan ties in business, energy, prayer
• Bryant's choices frustrate senators
• Waldo's sisters push for vicious dog ordinance
• Fulton sales tax collection way up
• Congressmen urge SEC to decide Stanford aid issues
• Haley Barbour's son doesn't want dad to run
• NCAA NOTES: Scores and more
• Cheapest gasoline in NEMS
• Presley: Phone companies must expand or lose funds
• Obama to Gadhafi: Stop or face military action
• Black senators: Diversity needed in redistricting
• Room, board going up at Miss. colleges
• Redistricting issue reaches federal court
• Seniors weigh in on Tupelo Mayor Reed’s plan
• Obama names Howorth a TVA board nominee
• Rock makes his bid for Lee County sheriff official
• Suspect sought in Ripley vehicle break-ins, chase, truck theft
• UN approves no-fly zone over Libya
• Pilot of Tupelo company plane involved in Tennessee crash identified
• Grass fire under control near Room to Room in Tupelo
• Ex-Oxford mayor Howorth nominated to TVA Board
• Tupelo starts Special Olympics swim team
• McCoy: No more talks on redistricting
• HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY: An Irish tradition in the state? Priests for a faithful flock
• Motorists warned of high-water dangers
• Senate backs Wicker’s plan to cut staff budgets
• UPDATE: House leader McCoy gives Senate ultimatum on redistricting
• Court dismisses historic Miss. prison cruelty case
• Pair indicted in medical kickback, bribery scheme
• Man, juvenile charged after $86K Ripley drug bust
• UPDATE: Judge tells Zach Scruggs to call live witnesses to court
• Republican idea defeated in party-line vote
• Both sides in Tupelo annex case take heart in Horn Lake
• Attorney hired to negotiate Oxford hospital plan
• Coroners hope for quicker autopsies with new medical examiner
• Youth ATV safety bill sent to governor
• Subaru, Toyota limit output at N. American plants
• TVA monthly fuel cost dropping up to $2 in April
• Senate amends House bill for civil rights museum
• Former Columbus councilman loses appeal
• House rejects alternative plan
• Loss is Tupelo's gain: Company's move surprises Ark. airport
• Redesigned Main Street has fans, doubters on first day
• House to vote on redistricting proposals today
• Baseball tourney at ICC affected by Monday’s rain
• Furniture makers claim price-fixing on foam products
• Barbour's press secretary resigns over e-mailed jokes
• Vanderbilt coach Stallings apologizes for comments about Miss. State
• Strength of deadly Japan quake increased to 9.0
• Rebels try to make most of NIT berth
• Two La. fugitives crash vehicle, captured in Memphis
• Analysis: Remap fight could jolt Bryant campaign
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Main Street Restriping
• Federal funds for meth cleanup in jeopardy
• Civil War historian examines state battles
• Eliminating the itch: UM researchers aim to tame poison ivy rash
• Ole Miss in NIT field
• OSU, KU, Pitt and Duke get top seeds for NCAA tourney
• ATV helmet bill faces Senate vote in Miss.
• Batesville man seeks payment for prison time
• Tupelo lands jet recycler: Operations will move from Arkansas
• The discipline question
• Tupelo High School Discipline Ladder
• Schools set their focus on discipline
• Redistricting forces politicians to make tough choices
• For battered Japan, a new threat: nuclear meltdown
• Remember to set clocks for daylight saving time
• Airplane recycling operation headed for Tupelo
• O'Hara booted from Dem primary for Miss. treasurer
• Mantachie man dies in traffic accident
• Area residents get good news from stricken areas
• Plane owned by Tupelo business crashes; one dead
• Advice given to Tupelo: Attractiveness counts
• Two men charged in assault, theft in Lee County
• Tupelo student videos promote healthy choices
• Powerful quake, tsunami kills hundreds in Japan
• Northeast Mississippians learn relatives are safe from tsunami
• UPDATE: Plane registered to Northeast Miss. company crashes in Middle Tenn.
• APNewsBreak: Miss. candidate voted in Tenn. in '06
• Lamb leads No. 15 Kentucky past Ole Miss 75-66
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, sweep across islands
• Time for a vacation: Spring break fun is right around the corner
• Snow days cut into spring break plans
• Nonprofit formed to support TPSD
• Senate passes Burton redistricting plan by overwhelming majority
• Warren scores 20, Ole Miss beats S.Carolina in SEC
• Miss. AG hopes settlement will fund mental health
• Mississippi high court upholds price-gouging law
• Miss. Senate OKs redistricting plan from committee
• Body found near railroad tracks in Tupelo
• Empty Bowls: Fundraiser attracts estimated 2,300 diners
• Council unlikely to split road funds in Tupelo
• Glance at bills in the Mississippi Legislature
• Aberdeen man’s wallet found after 25 years
• Youth charged with rape in Myrtle attack
• Insurance database bill survives Capitol deadline
• Toyota targets annual sales of 10 million vehicles
• Highway Patrol officer saved from wrecked car
• Mississippi Senate votes to bolster K-12 funding
• Storms dump rain on Miss.; flooding main concern
• Spin Doctors, Blackberry Smoke to headline Tupelo Elvis Festival
• Up in smoke: Trace Inn catches fire
• Senate committee rejects Burton's redistricting plan
• Washington Furniture aims to add employees
• Monroe County investigator resigns
• MSU's troubled Renardo Sidney slowly improving
• Japan's ambassador sees growth in Miss. investment
• Miss. House redistricting killed by Senate panel
• Tornado watch out for central, south Miss.
• Parole review for inmate convicted in Marshall County sheriff's '86 death
• Never again: Parents of sucker-punch victim want change
• GumTree Fest, race on different weekends
• Gordon district would merge in Senate plan
• Student's parents: No further action by Union County board in punching incident
• Barbour gets kindergarten survey bill
• Owner of pit bulls pleads not guilty
• Panel unveils Miss. Senate redistricting proposal
• Tupelo Airport Authority denies wrongdoing in Anderson's firing
• Houston company completes Cadence Bank deal
• Southern Pines Animal Shelter reopened its doors
• Analysis: Miss. GOP boasting full statewide slate
• Road ready?: Blind Driver Challenge creates optimism
• Lee County man appeals murder conviction of grandfather
• Union County dad to address school board about video
• Volunteer firefighters face arson charge
• Challenger says Hosemann shouldn't control harbors
• What may they say, if Zach Scruggs questions key players?
• Civil War relic show brings in enthusiasts, children
• Schools, housing pull families from Tupelo
• Lt. gov. to submit redistricting plan
• Hospital's presumed site raises complaints
• Task force focuses on early childhood education
• UPDATE: Three sent to hospital after Highway 6 accident in Lee County
• Ole Miss tops Arkansas 84-74, earns No. 3 seed
• Mississippi State beats South Carolina 60-58
• 1 killed, others hurt in suspected La. tornado
• Not just the 'King's Speech'
• House OKs redistricting guidelines
• Tagert pushes for closer ties between transportation, MDA
• Fulton man dies in work accident
• Coroner: Miss. toddler was alive when put in oven
• Owner of pit bulls faces court appearance next week
• House approves redistricting plan
• Toyota suppliers build their work forces
• House unveils its redistricting plan
• Corinth vote boxes opened
• Girl Scouts cookie sales down this year
• MHSAA Basketball Title Game Scores
• Pit bull owner charged
• Election questions linger after Calhoun clerk’s exit
• Student disciplined for East Union video
• Mississippi Senate OKs version of sex ed bill
• U.S. 78, U.S. 82 to get median barriers
• New Tupelo pool likely at Ballard Park or Veterans Park
• Basis for higher ed funds could change
• Driver’s license office reopens, with questions
• TPSD team to focus on THS scores, safety
• Tupelo schools assign team to help THS improve academics, discipline
• Obama nominates Adams for next Northern District U.S. attorney
• Senate OKs online impersonations bill
• Miss. House OKs bill to update sex-offender laws
• Union County rape suspect arrested
• Tupelo hearing addresses roadwork plans
• Tupelo survey asks: How do you use Main Street?
• Gilmore Foundation expands tuition program to universities
• Expanding tuition guarantee won't happen rapidly
• 'Rebuilding' Democrats go after five state posts
• Election 2011: Few Lee County incumbents without opponents
• MDA head: Groundwork laid for strong Miss. economy
• Miss. House to consider ATV safety bill for youth
• Miss. smoking ban dies, JSU stadium bill lives
• Senate chairman kills Mississippi midwifery bill
• Options in the air: Subsidy or not, airport expects service to continue
• Animal cruelty proposal passes House
• Hearing today on major road projects - but stay on topic
• MDA director Swoope headed to Florida post
• Lee circuit clerk race pits experienced pair
• Miss. House OKs amended animal cruelty bill
• Today's MHSAA High School Championship Scores
• Miss. labor leaders support Wis. state employees
• Largest earthquake in 35 years hits Arkansas
• Bret Michaels, Poison coming to Tupelo?
• Oxford man indicted in lingerie thefts
• Analysis: Personal ties matter in Miss. politics
• Dog bites could rise with temps
• LOCAL FOLKS: Ripley couple basks in Bulldog glory
• Storms in NEMS forecast
• GOP governors undermine Obama agenda in states
• Gingrich closer to presidential run
• Hope Church announces a familiar, Tupelo name as new senior pastor
• Bids for school renovation exceed budget
• Lochinvar rebuilt with determination, care
• Pontotoc's painful memory
• Tupelo wants to temporarily ban Section 8 vouchers inside the city.
• Leaders expect redistricting vote soon
• Inmates caught in redistricting debate
• 'Wrap it in Maroon and White' MSU edges Tennessee 70-69
• Ole Miss beats Alabama, 68-63
• Bicyclist suffers minor injuries in Tupelo accident
• MSU kenaf patents licensed to Texas company
• McAnally returns to Belmont for honor
• Quality of life is a key to region's future
• High-quality schools help communities grow
• Students need more flexibility
• Itawamba schools sued over rap song discipline
• Biz Buzz: Gasoline prices firmly entrenched at $3-plus in NEMS
• High School Basketball State Tournament coverage at NeMissPreps.com
• Lawmaker: MAEP main budget sticking point
• Bishops oppose immigration bill in Mississippi
• Verona man charged in Tupelo shooting
• Dangerous weather strikes region
• Banks look at growth, begin to worry about added regulation
• Financial institutions ready for opportunity
• Cleveland to rent out Stanford building
• State supreme court sends Williams murder trial back to Oxford
• Tornado watch issued for much of north Miss.
• Barbour signs bill for stronger open meetings law
• Snow days bill signed by governor
• Dwight Bowling negotiating plea in molestation case
• Tupelo Police investigating shooting
• Toyota recalls 2.17 million vehicles in US
• ‘Wrap it in Maroon and White’: Jack Cristil retires after 6 decades as Mississippi State announcer
• Tupelo schools to review discipline concerns, trends in enrollment
• Barbour taps King for vacant Supreme Court post
• Jack Cristil stepping down, cites health
• Tupelo schools to review discipline concerns
• UPDATED: One man dead after shooting in Itawamba County
• Severe weather in NEMS forecast
• Fatality in Pontotoc County accident
• Experts to Tupelo: You're on right track
• Citizen-led committees to take on Tupelo plan
• South Carolina hangs on to beat Ole Miss 79-73
• Gadd, Ward won't seek re-election to House
• Committees selected to study Tupelo mayor's revitalization plan
• UPDATE: Hood get probation for plea to kidnapping charge
• Large deer population raises risks on MS highways
• Dead dolphins found in Miss., Ala.
• The Drive to 2020: Experts eye work force as boomers age
• Boomers will reshape care outside of hospitals, too
• Northeast Mississippi, nation challenged to train enough doctors
• Prentiss County accident kills teen
• Smith to announce run for treasurer
• Barbour sees no baggage on race issues
• Miss. death row inmate denied post conviction claim
• Manufacturing takes on a new dimension
• Furniture industry expects to stabilize, maintain presence
• REPORT: Miss. State student dies in car accident
• Firefighters battle Lee County blaze at salvage yard
• Oktibbeha fire claims woman's life
• The Drive to 2020: Building our economy for the future
• Fighting gov't secrecy an ongoing battle
• Fallen fireman laid to rest
• 'The next big thing' is here. Now what?
• Region’s economy has been able to evolve
• Zach Scruggs hearing could unveil additional information
• 3Q'S: Harold Arrington, Tupelo/Lee County NAACP president
• State, local emergency officials emphasize storm preparedness
• Former athlete shot in Calhoun City
• Funeral services held for Lee County volunteer firefighter
• Mississippi State rolls past Ole Miss, 71-58
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Miss. State defeats Ole Miss
• Lamar Fike, member of Elvis' 'Memphis Mafia,' dies
• On the rise: Gas prices begin climbing, consumers watching
• Coming Sunday: How Northeast Mississippi can grow, change
• Animal cruelty legislation passes key test
• Session shows benefits of eliminating tobacco
• Rebels, Bulldogs in battle for second place
• UPDATE: Man losses both legs in accident at Verona business
• Okolona home burns in massive fire Thursday night
• Meridian firefigher arrested on enticement of child charges
• Tupelo Public schools win national technology award
• Tupelo Market veteran: Longtime exhibitor cherishes business, friends
• Some districts may get relief from making up snow days
• Electric rates to rise in high-use months
• Soccer coach pleads guilty to improper touch
• Lee County Sheriff's office heads child support roundup
• Man arrested on charges of poisoning Auburn's historic oaks
• New Albany teacher-coach pleads guilty in sex case
• Cadence CEO to retire after bank's sale
• Fulton Police investigating gas station break in
• Paul Minor, 2 ex-judges permanently disbarred
• TVA rate change could mean $3 more or $3 less
• New Albany fire chief hanging up the helmet
• Suspicious package reported at Tupelo business not an explosive device
• Dave Dennis touts business know-how in governor's race
• Business leaders to study Tupelo mayor’s All America plan
• Coroner: Fire not to blame for firefighter's death
• Miss. House panel OKs $55M for 2 new museums
• Grand Jury: Robbery suspect's fatal shooting was justified
• Senate approves payday lending compromise
• 2010: A joy story
• NAACP head wants Chief Carleton out
• New Albany High School coach charged with improper contact with a student
• Return of stolen gun surprises former judge
• Smaller road projects out of Phase 5
• No. 22 Kentucky runs by Mississippi State 85-79
• Tupelo Schools add day to end of year
• Barbour says oil spill was avoidable, preventable
• Barbour won't denounce Confederate license plate
• Mississippi lawmakers advancing budget proposals
• Tuition plan won't be on May ballot
• Kalamazoo saw 20 percent gains in its enrollment
• The chill is gone: Germs – not changes in weather – cause colds
• Colonel Reb takes to the highway
• House approves compromise that extends payday lending
• Tupelo tuition guarantee plan won't be on May 3 ballot
• Mayor holds Tupelo Promise press conference
• UPDATE: Mississippi's Graves wins historic approval to 5th Circuit
• Two Lee County men charged with three counts of burglary of an auto
• Fire destroys Booneville home
• LOCAL FOLKS: Verona couple recalls storybook romance 65 years ago
• REPORT: Lee County firefighter dies after leaving fire
• Tupelo may vote on tuition guarantee plan
• Vicious-dog ordinances see increase
• Turning when train hits Crosstown not always a good idea
• Tupelo may vote on university tuition guarantee
• Lowndes County authorities investigate car fire
• Midwives, Miss. medical community spar over bill
• Main Street road project 101: Tupelo to test three-laning plan
• Teens need supervisor at mall's 'Family Night'
• Politics not simple for public employees
• Couple offers advice for after the honeymoon
• Legislature reconsiders sewage treatment regs
• Big Auburn rally beats Mississippi State 65-62
• Mitchell's 20 points leads Tide past Rebels 74-64
• Sheriffs defend use of Taser weapons
• Barbour: Obama paying lip service to job creation
• SALVATION ARMY: Doing More With Less
• 2011's Outstanding Citizen: Tupelo's Gibens personifies servant leadership
• Salts faces new charges
• Egyptians glad to see Mubarak leave office
• Compromise reached on payday lending
• New study ordered for Tupelo postal operations
• Bo Gibens is citizen of year
• Pontotoc Board of Supervisors mulling vicious dog laws
• Weather related accident in Pontotoc County
• Personnel Board chief to launch bid for treasurer
• Bill to revamp education salaries heads to House
• Weather woes in NEMS again
• Weapon thwarts would-be burglars
• Tupelo pulls offer to fund Gloster work
• Tupelo schools pulled into the debate over road plan
• Sen. OKs bill requiring insurance to get car tag
• Snow Photos in NEMS
• More Snow Photos
• Two lost teachers mourned at Ackerman
• Former MSU coach Emory Bellard dies
• Keith Urban scheduled to perform in Tupelo
• FINAL: Miss. State 67, Arkansas 56
• Ackerman High School in tears after bus accident
• Winter Weather Updates
• Miss. Senate OKs weakened smoking ban bill
• Winter Weather Closings
• Bus-semi wreck kills three in Calhoun County
• District head: A miracle more weren't injured in bus accident
• One hundred percent chance of snow today
• Lee County schools set snow makeup dates
• UPDATE: Winter storm warning for some of NEMS area Wednesday
• Three adults die in Choctaw County school bus crash in Calhoun County
• UPDATE: Biggers grants Zach Scruggs hearing on motion to vacate sentence
• Butch Brown ousted as MDOT director
• Houston coach suspended for throwing chair
• Comcast kicks off transition to digital today
• Prosecutors drop charges against ex-UM employee
• House fire holds up traffic on Highway 6
• Govt to release findings of Toyota investigation
• Ban on fake bath salts passes Mississippi House
• Senate OKs allowing Miss. agencies to fire at will
• MSU's Johnson suspended indefinitely
• Deputy DeWayne Crenshaw’s widow receives honor
• Rails-to-trails gateway slated to be built on Highway 15
• Fundraising data shows busy bunch
• Analysis: Local sales tax a no-go for 2011 session
• Lowndes absentee ballots scrutinized
• Patients at NMMC have new entrance
• Packers win Super Bowl 31-25
• SUPER BOWL: PITTSBURGH (14-4) vs. GREEN BAY (13-6)
• Special Weather Statement for extreme Northeast Mississippi
• 10 Super Bowl commercials to watch
• Snowy winter, stormy spring? Mississippi is the most likely place to experience a tornado
• Monroe County church lost to fire
• Schools, neighborhoods closely linked
• Census data in hand, legislators work on redistricting
• Governor lays groundwork for run
• Warren lifts Ole Miss past Arkansas 69-60
• Mississippi State edges LSU on free throws 58-57
• Pair accused in gun straw-buyer scheme
• Most caught in dogfighting raid plead guilty
• Rascal Flatts, Bryan, Young at BCS Arena tonight
• Remains of Calvary Baptist Church's stained glass now set in beautiful jewelry
• Renasant purchases Georgia institution
• Guntown, Saltillo see fastest growth in Lee County
• Students' injuries minor in bus wreck in Potts Camp
• MSU's Johnson suspended one game for Twitter message
• Biz Buzz: Gasoline prices in Northeast Mississippi
• REPORT: Tupelo man dies in Alabama accident
• Child molestation charges dropped in Warren Co.
• 'Biggest Loser' captures hearts in Oxford
• $1.28 canned sausage lands man in jail
• Ice blamed in 3 Miss. crash deaths; thaw forecast
• Cold strikes again: Snow still a slight possibility for several days
• MDOT Reports Icy Accumulations Across the State
• MSU coach bans players from using Twitter
• Barbour family flights on state planes under fire
• Bell wins hearing mental retardation claim
• Wintry weather again in Miss.
• Suspect indicted for murder in 2010 Starkville shooting
• Lafayette County trial set for 2011 in double slaying
• Hall gets lighter sentence in beef flap
• About 50 dead animals dumped in Prentiss
• Mitchell, Alabama defeat Mississippi State 75-61
• Immigration bill sent for talks at Miss. Capitol
• Car-train collision injures woman in Verona
• Nettleton, Shannon firefighters respond to fire
• Signing Day Updates
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Tagert will fill vacant Transportation post
• Colonel Rebel revival bill dies in Legislature
• Egyptians across Northeast Mississippi hope for peace
• Ole Miss beats No. 10 Kentucky, 71-69
• Tagert wins runoff in Miss. transportation race
• Man dies in wreck early Tuesday morning
• Public hearing for Phase 5 roadwork set
• Head of TVA Watts Bar nuke project abruptly exits
• Wind, rain hit NEMS
• State OKs Oxford Sunday alcohol proposal
• Trial over cowbell incident continued
• Oxford bank robbery suspect to plead insanity
• Exotic no more: Groundhogs an increasing presence in region
• State OKs limited Sunday alcohol in Oxford
• Miss. House: No reconsideration of immigrant bill
• Man’s death by pit bulls ruled accidental
• Biggest Loser winner coming to Oxford
• Transportation, House post on Tuesday ballot
• Men in Friday's Belmont fatal wreck identified
• REPORT: Houston man killed in hunting accident in Calhoun County
• Wife of slain Miss. hunter's trial rescheduled
• Few Democrats announcing run for office
• Saltillo firefighters put out, investigate grass fires
• State Hospital workers rake in overtime pay
• LA VINO VS. OSCAR’S: Tupelo's high-spirited bout
• 3Q'S: Clint Mauney, Lee County animal control officer
• Optimism, experience mark new Journal CEO
• GOP sees efforts bear fruit
• Transportation candidates work across district
• Barbour juggles White House hopes, state's past
• Tennessee cruises past Ole Miss, 74-57
• MSU beats No. 24 Florida, 71-64
• Man convicted in death of Memphis football player
• Corinth wants dog owners to follow ordinance
• Former Bryan Foods plant getting rehabbed
• Parole denied for child murderer
• Senate bans fake bath salts; bill heads to House
• Fairpark board goes forward with plan to build house
• Belmont wreck kills 1
• BIZ BUZZ: Cheapest Gasoline in Northeast Mississippi
• Mubarak on TV demands Cabinet resignation
• Winter Jam returns to Tupelo on Feb. 3
• Highway 78 traffic in Itawamba County moving again after delay
• Economic forecast: It's getting better
• No criminal charges against dogs' owner yet after pit bull attack
• Tupelo postal consolidation on hold
• Hit-and-run suspect identified
• House approves anti-immigration legislation
• No. 19 Vandy rallies for 81-74 win over MSU
• Penalties for funeral protest OK'd by Miss. House
• Suspect in Trace hit-and-run accident identified
• Mississippi House OKs revised immigration bill
• US Senate panel delays vote on Graves nomination
• Pit bulls kill Pontotoc County man
• Simpson says he’s ‘not a candidate,’ so no Hatch Act violation
• Little Caesars donates pizza for the homeless
• Regional jobless rate averaged 12 percent in 2010
• Colder temps mean higher utility bills
• Rally seeks support for Miss. schools' funding
• Jimmy Buffett falls off stage at Australia concert
• Man dies from dog attack in Pontotoc County
• Mississippi affected by shortage of execution drug
• Miss. Senate panel limits proposed smoking ban
• Why such a winter? It's hard to say
• Second Alcorn justice recommended for reprimand
• Barbour plans GOP meetings in early primary SC
• Obama's 'Union': 'Move together or not at all'
• State delegation concerned about spending
• Mississippi Senate panel passes texting ban bill
• Senate panel OKs felony animal cruelty bill
• Delegation wants to hear spending, deficit talk tonight
• More snow forecast over the next few days
• Legislator offers bill to bring back Colonel Reb
• Winter Weather Advisory
• Hospital plan clears hurdle: Lafayette County board OKs next step
• Input sought on plan to fight Tupelo flight with roadwork funds
• Head of Gaming Commission defends state's tax rate
• No tax increase for Miss. casinos, chairman says
• "All America City" plan could replace Major Thoroughfare Program
• Snow accumulation possible in northern NEMS counties Tuesday night
• UPDATE: Six banned from hunting, hit with fines
• Bond for Pontotoc murder suspect reduced
• Senate committee OKs Miss. deer breeding farm bill
• UPDATE: Mental exam ordered in bank robbery case
• Main Street vs. the mall: Expert urges Tupelo retailers to cooperate
• Analysis: 'Don't Tread On Me' car tag proposed
• An American wish list on eve of Obama's speech
• Steelers vs. Pack: A hair-raisin' game in Big D
• Shannon police nab robbery suspect after accident
• Pump prices around $3 may look like a bargain by spring
• Depression-era mural denounced in Columbus
• Bill would set penalties for Miss. funeral protest
• State releases educators’ ethics code
• Corporate tax loophole gets a look
• Basics of barbecue
• Natchez Trace bridge costly, no matter what
• Accused shooter makes bond, is released
• Officials fear bath salts are growing drug problem
• Georgia's 3s beat Mississippi State, 86-64
• Outside shooting lifts Ole Miss over LSU 78-51
• Bail reduced in shooting of Southern Miss players
• Miss. high court will review manslaughter case
• Payday lending may be leaving fast track
• Alleged school drug dealer’s bond is $300K
• Lawsuit alleges hostility from airport authority
• Miss. GOP leadership changes looming
• Continuation of tourism tax requested by Ripley board
• Fawn Grove annexation approved
• Man arrested on charges of trying to sell drugs near Shannon High School
• Couple indicted in toddler's death
• State to take part in earthquake preparedness exercise
• NMHS wins recognition for employee engagement
• Student mentors pay off in Alcorn schools
• Man charged in double slaying in Holly Springs
• Ice blankets parts of NEMS
• Winter Weather Closings
• Former employees file suit against Tupelo Airport Authority
• Fire kills one, injures another in Oxford
• Tupelo accident sends one to hospital
• Lawhon’s Randi Rankin wins Lee County spelling bee
• Bill to raise beer content in Miss. contentious
• Snow scheduled to revisit the area tonight
• Tupelo man charged with felony child abuse
• Bond set for accused shooter
• House votes to repeal Obama's health care law
• Snow in forecast for Thursday night
• Major Thoroughfare Phase 5 approved for Tupelo
• Smoking ban proposed for Mississippi businesses
• Baldwyn man charged with murder
• Nurse practitioners, doctors at odds over bill
• Miss. inmate dies awaiting possible release
• State workers return to jobs
• Manning seeks new trial in death of women
• Senate OKs Ariz.-style immigration bill
• BIZ BUZZ: A look at proposed Downtown Tupelo concert hall
• Mississippi Senate passes immigration-check bill
• Payday lending bill passes in Mississippi House
• Former MSU player transfers
• Assessing response, Officials pleased with how storm work went
• Last week's snow meant big business
• Key players get behind civil rights museum for state
• Public Safety head to challenge Hood for AG
• One dead after domestic shooting in Pratts Community
• MUW fire victims remembered in high school ceremony
• GOP's Simpson running for Miss. attorney general
• Barbour: Miss. to celebrate Freedom Riders
• Lafayette drug court nears 3-year anniversary
• Snowman contest winner announced
• REPORT: Couple found dead in Holly Springs
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs takes medical leave
• Tupelo celebrates Dr. King with service
• Analysis: Immigration bill dividing Miss. Capitol
• Bald eagle nests on the rise in Mississippi
• Mississippi State rolls past Auburn 85-66
• Game No. 500 at the Hump today
• Guardian angel watches over rescue in Itawamba County
• Ole Miss campus arrests up in 2010
• Ivory salts strike fear in law enforcers and lawmakers
• Breaking the Trend: Program aims to stop teen mother dropouts
• Baby sitter chases burglar with broom
• Robinson scores 22, No. 24 Georgia beats Ole Miss
• 1 Miss. ME; autopsies, funerals delayed
• Booneville shooting suspect released on bond
• NATIONAL CIVIL RIGHTS MUSEUM: Pilgrimage of remembrance
• ANALYSIS: Transportation race gets big votes in seven counties
• Carver principal will retire in June
• Tupelo cancels early release day
• Former clerk pleads guilty to embezzlement charge
• Okolona woman arrested for assault
• Mooreville girl rescued after fall in pond
• Barbour: GOP must recognize it doesn't run gov't
• TVA says fuel cost to drop about $1.50 in February
• Resolutions can come true: "Biggest Loser" winner Helen Phillips comes to Tupelo
• State building evacuated in Clinton
• Mississippi restaurant manager fired for e-mail
• Republican Collins of Tupelo sworn in to Mississippi Senate
• New standards coming for school meals
• Mississippi State rallies to top Ole Miss 69-64
• Two killed in Tishomingo wreck
• Senate panel OKs bill to check immigration status
• Senate criticizes House school safety bill as weak
• Cooper Tire incentives pay off with second expansion
• Many schools set to reopen in area today
• AT&T works to resolve problems for Aberdeen wireless customers
• Collins wins state senate seat
• Obama says nation needs healing
• House hearing focuses on sex education
• Eminent domain restrictions pass Mississippi House
• Snow to stay around a few more days
• Many schools remain closed today
• Collins could win Senate seat without runoff
• Runoff in Miss. transportation race
• ELECTION RESULTS
• Barbour: Build civil rights museum in Mississippi
• QB Brunetti will transfer to Ole Miss from WVU
• Frozen South: Could be days before thaw comes
• Snow stops, ice nears: Dangers rise as temps drop in snowy region
• UPDATE: Secretary Hosemann on the Special Election
• Brown says he'll retire in June
• Snow, ice hit region
• Flights canceled, roads icy across South
• WEATHER CLOSINGS
• Note to NEMS Daily Journal readers
• Miss. special elections still set for Tuesday
• Chilean miner tours Elvis birthplace, hardware store
• Winter Storm warning for area
• Mississippi legislators issue statements on Arizona shooting
• Details of suspect in Ariz rampage slowly emerge
• Snow's arrival expected this afternoon, evening
• Large fields await voters in Tuesday's elections
• Snow, ice, slush to hit Louisiana, Mississippi
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, 6 killed in rampage
• Florida beats Ole Miss 77-71 in SEC opener
• Alabama beats Mississippi State, 75-57
• Madison Central wide receiver picks Ole Miss
• Fans celebrate Elvis' 76th birthday in Memphis and in Tupelo
• Snow forecast spurs prep
• Candidates file in 3 Mississippi special elections
• Poultry holds on to top spot, but issues remain
• Candidates for Senate seat discuss education
• Forecast for weekend snow in Northeast Miss.
• Former Alcorn County jail employee charged
• Hancock Fabrics CEO leaving
• Rescued miner tours Elvis' home
• Sisters who will share kidney released from prison
• Guilty plea in 2010 Lafayette County beating death
• Snow expected in region this weekend
• Thoroughfare? Survey finds many don't know and don't care
• UPDATE: Stanford trial postponed indefinitely
• Benefit set for injured Ashland youngster
• Lowndes Co. sheriff retiring
• Two held in Tishomingo County for felony child abuse
• Major Winter Storm looking more likely for Sunday afternoon and night
• Miss. lawmakers wrap-up 1st week's work
• Sisters to be freed on pledge of kidney donation Friday
• Southern Motion growth ahead of schedule
• Supporters say South Gloster should be priority in Major Thouroughfare
• Contests shaping up in Lee County elections; Sheriff Johnson will run as Republican
• Legislative Briefing
• It's no longer 'Congressman-elect' for 1st District's Nunnelee
• Texas hires Miss. State's Diaz as DC
• Bill would allow golf carts on some Miss. roads
• TPSD bus has fender-bender en route to picking up students
• UPDATE: Graves' name goes back to Senate for federal judgeship
• District 6 State Senate Debate: Speaking, stories set them apart
• Main Street road widening project inches forward
• Alcorn residents raise concern about vicious dogs
• Legislature gets initiatives on opening day
• Texting, radar top law enforcement wish list for 2011
• Legislature receives ballot initiatives
• Miss. House OKs incentives for solar panel plant
• Rich Rodriguez fired, report says
• Sentence ends for man in Miss. beef plant scam
• Mississippi lawmakers convene 2011 session
• Work begins on $55M NMMC project
• He's in the race: Bryant kicks off campaign for governor
• Legislature gets packed session under way today
• Bond set at $500,000 in club shooting
• On a wing and some prayers: Nunnelee attends events before heading to D.C.
• Mooreville store robbed twice on Sunday
• MSU's Sidney staying, Bailey leaving after brawl
• Republican Hewes launches Miss. Lt. Gov. campaign
• Biz Buzz Blog: Mexican Grill in Tupelo?
• Miss. Legislature begins 3-month session Tuesday
• Baldwyn man charged in Tupelo club shooting
• Bryant, Luckett in Miss. governor's race
• LEGISLATURE: Some will look at higher office after '11
• End of the line? Favre says it is
• Suspect who wounded officer and was fatally shot in Tippah County chase was wanted in two other states
• Law enforcement searching for suspect in armed robbery in Mooreville
• AP interview: Barbour pushing job creation in '11
• Miss. high court sets case docket for next term
• BRAD LOCKE: It seemed like all the Bulldogs wore No. 36 against Michigan
• Weather service: 3 tornadoes ripped through Miss.
• One dead in club shooting
• Tupelo lags in housing advances, survey says
• In a tough session, lawmakers agree: No new taxes
• Mississippi State blows out Michigan in Gator Bowl
• Lee County Sheriff and group shaken but thankful after accident traveling to Gator Bowl
• Plans for new plant in Oxford approved
• One dead after shooting at Tupelo nightclub
• College Football Bowl Scores/Schedule
• Gator Bowl GameDay
• Wind, rain, tornadoes rip through Mississippi
• New Year’s in Florida for Miss. State fans
• Northeast Mississippi under tornado watch
• Fireworks in Sydney, ball drop in NY ring in 2011
• Vehicle hits cyclist in Tupelo
• UPDATE: Officer wounded, suspect killed in Tippah County after high speed chase
• Man in murder-suicide case faced domestic charge
• Going out or staying in, here's your guide to New Year's Eve
• Three dead after tornado hits NW Ark on New Year's Eve
• Severe weather on its way for Northeast Mississippi
• Mullen inks contract extension with Mississippi State, gets pay raise
• Officer wounded, suspect killed in Dumas after high speed chase
• $1 million bond set for Pontotoc man in shooting of his brother-in-law
• MSU's Mullen receives extension, pay raise
• Former Aberdeen Mayor Tisdale dies at 83
• Ashland youngster remains in hospital due to fire that killed parents
• One man dead and another arrested in Pontotoc County shooting
• Welfare abuse uncovered in north Mississippi
• The King’s roots: Verona man writes book on "The Roots of Elvis Presley"
• Question & Answer: High school pilot project aims to raise college prep
• Town of Rienzi goes smoke-free
• Scott sisters pardoned
• No arrest yet in Booneville shooting
• Celebrate the New Year
• UPDATE: DeLaughter 'in transit,' Bureau of Prisons shows
• Injured Mueller Industries employee undergoes surgery
• Men at work: Lake Lamar Bruce officially closed for levee repair
• Tupelo mail consolidation approaches second deadline
• Thoroughfare funds eyed for other uses
• South Gloster road widening plan in limbo
• Vehicle strikes, injures Tupelo cyclist
• West Tennessee Marine killed in Afghanistan combat
• BancorpSouth to fix debit card snafu
• UPDATE: Neilson reinstated into FBI, attorney says
• 3 Mississippi Democrats switch to GOP
• US marshals confirm arrest of murder suspect
• Man on bicycle hit by car in Tupelo
• Home needed for Oxford orphaned autistic teens
• Beaming in Belmont: Magazine sites the city for family life
• TVA managers' pay frozen until 2013
• Census: Whites, wealth move north
• That Santa feeling hasn't quite left shoppers yet
• BIZ BUZZ: La Meson D'or closes in Tupelo
• Five dead in Miss. holiday accidents
• Fatal fire investigation continues in Greenville
• Miss. to teach civil rights history in all grades
• Snow and wrecks fill holiday weekend
• Survey shows changing face of Northeast Miss.
• Analysis: Miss. Senate money chief to train on job
• Snowstorm coats East, frustrating holiday travel
• MDOT urges drivers to be careful after winter weather
• Bell execution date pending before Miss. court
• Former Ole Miss football coach's wife Kay Brewer dies
• From air, trees in church grove form cross
• More than dreaming: Region enjoys white Christmas
• 2010 Newsmaker of the Year: The Angry Voter
• Funding fight looms for mental health services
• 3Q's: Mary Courrier, State Health Officer
• It’s a gift
• Injured cyclist identified as Kentucky principal
• Hawaii beats MSU 69-57 in 1st game since fight
• Residents at center for disabled get dog
• Corinth: $49K grant for Civil War 150th promotion
• White Christmas in NEMS
• UPDATE: Storm heads to Capital after South gets wintry mix
• Pope tells Catholics in China to have courage
• No NEMS Daily Journal today
• Bethlehem celebrates merriest Christmas in years
• Chickasaw County veteran recalls Christmas in Ardennes, 1944
• Oxford aldermen approve new leash ordinance
• Pilgrims, clergy come to Bethlehem for Christmas
• White Christmas? Weather experts say it's possible
• Mississippi State players - Sidney and Bailey - fight in stands
• UPDATE: Stanford's new lawyers ask for 2-year delay in Texas trial
• Soldiers cherish Christmas at home
• Holiday Closings
• Lake Lamar Bruce closed to the public for repairs
• E-911 consoles to be installed mid-January in Pontotoc County
• Parents, 2 children found dead in Meridian home
• Going's good for most holiday travelers, for now
• Starkville says no to new payday loan outfits
• WTVA's Dick Rice to reduce his TV time
• Officials: TPD probe reveals no crime
• Burke sentence: 34 months for illegal tobacco scheme
• UPDATE: Cyclist struck on Natchez Trace
• Snow for Christmas? Forecast says maybe
• UPDATE: Tupelo Police investigation of officer's actions complete
• Bowling counsel asks for Jan. 3 trial delay
• General Atmoics has put $12M into facility since '05
• Pontotoc beer push slowly gaining
• Absentee voting under way, but few taking part
• South sees rapid growth, state doesn't
• Census: Tupelo faces twice the hassle
• Mississippi State's Sidney suspended 1 game
• Barbour explains remarks about desegregation
• Mississippi gains residents
• 17-year-old dies following shooting in Hickory Flat
• Two killed in motor vehicle accident on the Natchez Trace Parkway
• Testing Main Street
• Census to shed light on U.S. House seats
• Lee County men take toddler on alleged drug run
• Oxford mayor OK with limited Sunday alcohol
• Tupelo teachers add an online tool
• Police chase speeding trucker in W.Va., Md., Pa.
• Tupelo man charged in assault of woman
• Balducci, Patterson released from custody
• BIZ BUZZ: Tupelo flash mob video and Main Street work begins
• Analysis: Miss. animal welfare bill arises for '11
• Kroger recalling select pet foods in 19 states
• Alcorn district rebounds from financial woes
• Natchez teen killed in hunting accident
• Crowds flock to see Fulton home's elaborate displays
• Shoppers, stores count down days
• Miss. government tries to reduce workers' overtime
• Reeves confirmed as US judge for south Mississippi
• Tupelo Sunday alcohol: One year later
• 2010: PHOTOGRAPHERS’ FAVORITES
• Payday lenders could be topic of discussion
• McCoy awaits ‘proper time’ to discuss political future
• 3Q's: Lyn Roberts, manager, Sqaure Books
• Hallelujah! Tupelo church choir surprises shoppers at the mall
• Senate votes to overturn military gay ban
• Itawamba County residents warned about individuals posing as Salvation Army representatives
• Boy-girl experiment?
• Scott-Franks lawsuit may be dismissed
• Run for Hope allows kids to be normal
• Law enforcement begins for anti-DUI blitz
• Wilemon-Holland named Toyota spokeswoman
• Biz Buzz: Cheapest gasoline in Corinth
• Mississippi law enforcement begins DUI crackdown
• Bill preventing big tax hikes heads to Obama today
• Mississippi jobless rate at 9.9 percent
• Parking lot Shopping
• Comcast delays digital switch until ’11
• Region won’t see earmarks from dead Senate bill
• Congress sends tax legislation to White House
• Part of Natchez Trace Parkway reopens
• Two men charged with Tupelo residential burglary
• 20 states ask judge to throw out Obama health law
• Vick says he would like a pet dog; anger follows
• Downtown Tupelo restaurant La Meson D’or may close
• Houston city water tower could come down
• Family fights to stop killer from making parole soon
• Icy roads lead to three deaths in region
• TPD officer investigation continues
• Sidney scores 10, Miss State beats Belhaven 101-76
• TVA raising residential rates 1 percent in January
• Former Tupelo QB Chris Garrett to Ole Miss
• MSU student dies after fall at off-campus party
• Icy road conditions result in at least two accident fatalities
• Miss. man takes title on TV's 'The Biggest Loser'
• Some leaders want West Jackson work higher on list
• Prentiss County liquor referendum loses in lopsided results
• Freezing rain possible Wednesday
• Tupelo coach to become assistant principal
• Evergreen man dies in trailer fire in Itawamba County
• Tupelo to proceed with high school pilot program
• Holiday strain: Gas prices put brakes on Christmas driving
• City unveils Phase 5 road upgrades
• Foes of Prentiss liquor question claims of boon
• Gotcha! New equipment nails unsafe rigs
• Budget recommendations get go-ahead
• Many agencies would be cut under budget proposal
• Cooper Tire wants mishap lawsuit moved
• Major Thoroughfare Committee outlines plans for new projects
• Security camera snaps naked man in Miss. cemetery
• Biting cold in Northeast Mississippi
• Oxford officials study parking garage options
• Payday lending likely hot topic for 2011 Legislature
• Machine makers: ICC physics students construct Rube Goldberg contraptions
• Analysis: Counties, cities hope for tax relief
• The last gleaming: Respect key for flag retirement ceremony
• ICC prepares to go tobacco free
• Prentiss voters to decide on liquor sales
• City's annexation transition on hold following appeal
• Republican growth shows in primary numbers
• 3Q's: Bill Miles, former member of the Mississippi House
• Newton wins Heisman in landslide
• Will Muschamp to be Florida's football coach
• Daughter's remains found in rural Alabama
• Survivors find holidays merry, bright
• Is God judging America?
• There's need, still
• Bitter cold ahead in Northeast Miss.
• When cold arrives, be prepared
• Senate race gets two last-minute qualifiers
• Civil War's 150th anniversary stirs debate on race
• Mullen leads MSU practice, deflects rumors
• Candidates file in 3 Mississippi special elections
• Two more qualify for state Senate race
• Barbour concerned about pat-down of India diplomat
• Who's looking at you, kid?: Four species of owls live among us in Northeast Miss.
• Tupeloan sentenced on child porn charge
• Jailer arrested in drug probe
• Gators, Canes searching in same coaching circles
• Landfill gas to be turned into electricity
• REPORT: Nunnelee tapped for powerful committee appointment
• Auburn QB Cam Newton says he did nothing wrong
• India complains after emissary gets pat down in Mississippi
• Miss. court orders DNA testing in capital case
• Cadence stockholders approve sale
• Hosemann: Voter ID should pass in 2011
• Neilson sues Dawson, Lange, 'Torts' publisher for alleged lies in book
• Tippah County Deputy laid to rest
• Mullen surprised by Meyer's resignation, says he’s ‘happy at State’
• Saltillo to contest Tupelo annexation win
• Student routes boost Oxford’s transit numbers
• Florida football coach Meyer resigns
• Fulton police hunt playground vandals
• MEMA: Storm victims can apply for disaster loans
• Ford named NEMCC Dean of Students
• Police chief changes in Nettleton coming
• Council members want more info on Tupelo police probe
• Tucker apparent winner by six votes in New Albany Ward 4 alderman’s race
• Bond refused for Pontotoc man charged in Tippah County deputy's death
• UPDATE: Lee County Supervisors will appeal annexation decision
• Cold weather blasts through the South
• MS farm leader Waide: No political campaign
• Analysis: Process servers on radar for '11 session
• Gator officials excited to snag Bulldogs
• MSU takes Civil War info online
• Ole Miss SBDC building nearing completion
• Mullen, Mississippi State talking new contract
• Miss. State will face Michigan in Gator Bowl
• Tipping is down by half, say Coast servers
• Bell attorneys to respond to execution motion
• Feels like Christmas: Music, floats, fun mark annual parade in Tupelo
• Services in place for slain lawman
• Busy year on the horizon for rails-to-trails project
• Prediction of Medicaid dilemma proves true
• School leaders support new high school model
• High School Football Championship Games: Lafayette and West Point win state titles
• New medical examiner backs out, cites surgery
• MDOT tests weight-in-motion system
• Jerrell Powe of Ole Miss enters NFL Draft
• Slive: NCAA's Newton ruling fair based on evidence
• Boshoku installing equipment, hiring workers
• Toyota Boshoku to accept applications Monday
• Tippah deputy slain; Pontotoc man charged
• Holiday parades roll today
• South Panola beats Meridian 28-7 for 6A title
• Make your plans for Saturday’s Tupelo parade
• UPDATE: Tippah County Deputy fatally shot; name of suspect released
• Toyota supplier to resume hiring for Itawamba Co. plant
• Two dead in Benton Co. house fire
• Civil lawsuit filed in assault-by-cowbell case
• President Obama in Afghanistan on unannounced trip
• Tupelo Police investigate wreck involving officer
• New retail businesses open in Amory
• Yocona River Inn in Oxford to close
• Gruden says again, he's committed to ESPN; MSU's Mullen reportedly on Miami's list
• Lowndes County murder suspect mistakenly released
• New Oxford hospital project moves slowly
• BRAD LOCKE: Rabid fans, Internet feed speculation on coaching changes
• U.S. confirms Tupelo building transfer
• Elvis & Hanukkah: 'A beckoning candle'
• TPSD disables certain MacBook features
• $13,000 of marijuana confiscated in Pontotoc
• Meyers named president at Jackson State
• Ex-Corinth cop to admit guilt in fake traffic-stop thefts
• NCAA rules Newton eligible to play
• Cleanup begins after storms leave destruction
• Cochran, Wicker differ on earmarks vote
• State meets revenue estimate again in November
• Pledge flap leads to reprimand recommendation for judge
• Tupelo could soon own seized building
• Miss St. LB Chris White wins Conerly Trophy
• Littlejohn's public reprimand, fine recommended by agency
• Ershigs adding 52 jobs in Iuka
• Suspension recommended for Alcorn County judge
• State hospital lauded: Tupelo forum draws nearly 400
• State employees know what federal workers now face
• Councilman Bryan announces state Senate run
• Education officials push to implement national standards
• After dismal season, Ole Miss tries to regroup
• MEMA chief cautions residents about severe weather
• Christmas Parade change for New Albany due to weather
• Legislative OK clears path for state pathologists
• Hood to seek execution date for death row inmate
• Analysis: Barbour maximizes speculation about '12
• Pokemon: Get in the game
• In search of a solution to teen pregnancy
• Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt denies web reports linking him to Colorado
• Hatch seeks to entertain fellow believers
• Pilot program could change traditional high school structure
• Miss. DUI arrests up; related deaths fall
• Choctaw casino to open Dec. 20
• Mississippi high court to hear Sanders' appeal
• Annexation coming soon for Tupelo
• Holiday has been safe one so far
• Nunnelee reflects on his first week in D.C.
• Incoming superintendent's challenge: Unify Prentiss County School District
• 3Q's with Tupelo's city attorney, Guy Mitchell
• MED Foundation selling another Elvis license plate
• Picayune marine killed in Afghanistan
• GameDay: Egg Bowl
• The Big Game already crowding Oxford
• Back in Black Friday in Northeast Mississipi
• Biggest shopping day sees calm roads
• High School Football Scores
• BIZ BUZZ BLOG: Black Friday gas prices cover wide range
• Sports Poll: Egg Bowl
• Law School under way at University of Mississippi
• All-night shop-a-thon: Black Friday draws crowds
• Northeast Mississippi Black Friday: Let the Shopping Begin
• UPDATE: Man dies in wreck, power restored in Tupelo
• Firefighters fight fire in Verona
• Tackling meth will be 2011 focus for narcotics unit
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• Black Friday shoppers offer tips for a successful experience
• Benton schools report unusual budget surplus
• Jail cooks get break for Thanksgiving
• Holidays increase food risks for pets
• Navistar plant adds 120 jobs in West Point
• Airport lines move smoothly despite warnings
• Hanging up the Badge: Fulton police chief retiring
• Mitch Moreland Day planned for Dec. 6 in Amory
• Annexation appeal up in the air: Lee County might wait until Dec. 6
• Shoppers, stores get ready to deal
• Lafayette brothers get long-lost funds
• Appeal denied in Union County man's gratification of lust case
• ELECTION RESULTS
• Fulgham resentenced, gets life without parole
• Mississippi unemployment rate down a bit in Oct.
• Convictions in Benton voter fraud case upheld
• Former medical examiner pleads guilty in Tenn.
• Corinth looks at greening city to foil flooding
• Tupelo wins annex case over county
• Thanksgiving service brings together religions
• Three election runoffs today
• Two charged with capital murder in death of Shannon man
• Tucker, Mueller in New Albany Ward 4 runoff
• Tupelo annexation plan approved
• NEILSON UPDATE: Judge sets new date for undecided counts
• Bond set at $3M for suspected shooter
• Pontotoc company expands furniture plant
• One judicial runoff features incumbent
• Audit shows TVA overbilled by financial advisers
• Miss. college board picks president candidates
• Analysis: Glare again cast on Miss. corrections
• LOCAL FOLKS: Dogs find a trusted friend in dispatcher
• Bridge to open at long last
• Highway solutions could come to Corinth
• Shannon gives thanks
• UPDATE: Witherspoon's 20 points leads Memphis over LSU in Tupelo
• Wicker, Cochran see GOP earmarks ban differently
• Bankhead Highway runs through Itawamba County and American history
• Making their mark: Teachers, students note changes of using school district's new computers
• Neilson found not guilty twice
• Childers can look back with pride
• 3Q'S: Dr. Ed Holliday
• The King and I: Travels with Elvis' stepbrother
• America Recycles Day produces meager crowd
• UPDATE: No. 13 Arkansas tops No. 22 MSU 38-31 in double OT
• Police chase armed robbery suspect
• UPDATE: Jefferson leads LSU past Ole Miss, 43-36
• Neilson not guilty twice, federal jury declares
• Old bones may confirm '94 slaying
• Candidate: campaign sign "castrated"
• Judge: Reopen club where 3 FB players shot
• TVA triples pay for president, gives staff bonuses
• High School Football Scores
• Suspected gunman caught in Southern Miss shooting
• TVA power demand rose about 6 percent last year
• NEILSON TRIAL: Deadlocked jury to return Saturday
• High School Football: Week 14 playoff capsules
• Inmate dies of natural causes at Chickasaw County Regional Jail
• Biz Buzz: Cheapest Gasoline in NEMS
• Oxford officials mull leash law
• Bank robbery suspects arrested in Memphis
• School could aid Oxford Commons
• Jury begins deliberating case against FBI agent
• Confessed killer’s history revealed
• Two airlifted to Tupelo after Hwy. 30 wreck in Union County
• Hood: Fake or smuggled drugs sold in Miss. bodegas
• Attorney: Rogers made 'stupid decision' with text
• Thousands attending regional job fair
• Tickets going fast for college basketball game in Tupelo
• NEILSON TRIAL: Jury to hear closing arguments after lunch
• Big turnout expected for job fair
• Biloxi to drop charge against MDOT director Brown
• Kosciusko man gets life sentence in store shooting
• Sherman, Blue Springs to annex near Toyota plant
• Fish hatchery work at 20 percent
• Commercial recycling lands in Tupelo
• Uncle Sam has money to give back
• Neilson tearful in defense of federal accusations
• Man confesses a 1994 homicide in Covington County to Booneville authorities
• Bond set for suspects in USM players shooting
• Mississippi whittling away at financial reserves
• Surprise catch made on the banks of the Buttahatchee in Monroe County
• TRIAL UPDATE: Neilson will testify
• A home for history in Holly Springs
• Earmark ban would cost state billions
• Childers to stay out of transportation race
• Neilson trial: It's the defense's turn to try to score
• Hosemann outlines ideas for business laws
• Ex-MSU player in Newton saga interviewed by FBI
• UPDATE: Southern Miss player is paralyzed
• Olive Branch man faces charges in Aberdeen shooting
• NEILSON TRIAL: Testimony continues in Day 6
• Hernando lawmaker to replace Nunnelee as Appropriations chairman
• Wicker to support earmark moratorium
• Tupelo ready to increase commitment to health issues
• Newton saga has been 12 months in the making
• FBI: Man long declared dead arrested in kidnapping
• Barbour: No timeline to decide presidential run
• Ole Miss Rebel football coach Houston Nutt passionate at Monday press conference
• Barbour sets Jan. 11 date for special elections
• Barbour makes budget proposal
• NEILSON TRIAL: Second week starts in Aberdeen
• Night kickoff for Egg Bowl
• Bowling denied bond, arraigned on charges
• Analysis: Nunnelee moving up for sacrificing power
• Tupelo looks to slow tide of burglaries
• Tupelo administrators receive training on classroom observation
• 4 teens charged with car burglaries on MSU campus
• Oxford police use gift to buy saddles
• Miss. high court to hear appeal on price gouging
• Harmful headbangers: Concussions can have long-term consequences for players
• Tupelo mayor addresses Robert Hall situation
• 3 Southern Miss. athletes injured in incident
• Sheriff calls for ban of legal hallucinogen
• Prescription drug drop-off a success
• Barbour readies his 2011 budget proposal Barbour readies his 2011 budget proposal
• Hall's return fell short of unity goal
• Miss. State @ Alabama
• GameDay
• Lowndes County death row case back before Miss. high court
• Lending a hand with Salvation Army
• Defense has challenge next week in Neilson trial
• Lee County approves anti-bullying procedure
• Veterans Park nears completion in Oxford
• High School Football Scores
• Newton expected to play amid report that father admitted solicitation
• High School Football Playoffs
• NEILSON UPDATE: Friday court opens with spat about FBI report
• Houston School Board refuses to hear cutting incident
• Overdue honors for Booneville veteran
• Veterans day celebrated across region
• List of Senate, Transportation hopefuls grows
• Rogers: Newton's father made money pitch to coaches
• Rascal Flatts to perform at BancorpSouth Arena
• Veterans Day celebrated around Northeast Mississippi
• Miss. court orders new trial in '05 Oxford slaying
• Veterans honored a day early
• VETERANS DAY: WWII vet recalls his many battles
• Longtime lawmaker to run for highway post
• Hunter ready to plead guilty
• West Point mayor says absence is for his health
• NEILSON UPDATE: FBI report shocks defense
• Chaney: Federal health overhaul partly 'socialist'
• Neglect, abuse of horses on rise in bad economy
• Bowling indicted on five charges in Itawamba County
• Meals ready to go
• TODAY: Partner continues to testify at Neilson trial
• Auto accident, fatality near Pontotoc
• Report: White House altered drilling safety report
• Miss. court orders new trial in '05 Oxford slaying
• Miss. government directors outline potential cuts
• Update: School smoke caused by faulty fan motor
• Runway work could start by spring
• Football player's pink cleats spur suit
• Final cap on Macondo oil well
• Weekend hunting death in Miss. was Laurel woman
• Appeals Court upholds conviction in death of woman
• Man dies weeks after being cleared in 70s murder
• US prosecutors drop appeal ex-deputy's sentence
• Body identified: Authorities seek answers to how, why Shannon man died in Tippah
• Neilson trial: Defense hits hard on first government witness
• Miss. FY12 revenue estimate reflects slight growth
• Feline gets feet fried at Verona fast-food joint
• Sides present cases as trial of former FBI official opens
• Haskell aims to produce Scruggs film
• Extension of airport runway to cost about $8M
• Enrollment on the rise: Hike at TPSD, Lee schools still modest
• UPDATE: Jury pool goes to lunch, decisions likely later today
• Panel: Dollars did not trump safety in Gulf spill
• Oxford event looks toward 'smart growth'
• Hearing Tuesday on airport extension
• Analysis: Democrats hope to stem GOP tide in Miss.
• 'Shores of Iwo Jima ...'
• TVA tax equivalents up in 2010, dropping this year
• Authorities: Body still unidentified in Tippah County case
• In service of honor
• Alleged robbery turns into multi-county chase
• Unidentified body found in Tippah County
• Mississippi State's Bell laid to rest in Birmingham
• 3Q's: Dr. Marty Wiseman, director of the John C. Stennis Institute of Government and Professor of Political Science at Mississippi State University
• Necessary Evil? Money becomes potential problem in judges’ races
• Wicker, Cochran both cite optimism
• Another late-year Senate 6 vote ahead
• 'Futures' center eyes fundraising
• Former Hollywood Video gets new life with store openings
• Build-A-Bear opens at mall
• Specialty food store opens in Tupelo
• GameDay
• Oxford hosts Rebel homecoming crowd
• Nunnelee will forgo state budget work
• Legislators hear parents' woes with Medicaid
• Robert Hall resigns from Tupelo police force
• High School Football Scores
• Fulgham cell phone case sent back to Oktibbeha
• Spain, Cranes honored by CREATE for philanthropy
• Cellular South celebrates store opening
• Appeal last hope for Hall recertifiction
• Cadence stockholders to meet Dec. 9
• Ole Miss hosts 36 homecoming queens for a day
• Standard time returns, set the clock back Saturday
• High School Football: Week 11 Top Games
• UPDATE: Other Kristi Fulgham case sent back to Oktibbeha review
• Lesbian who sued over prom talks about bullies
• Split vote overturns Tucker’s conviction
• Payment sought in Newton recruitment‎, according to Ex-MSU QB John Bond
• UPDATE: Hall recertification denied
• TVA CEO gets 10 percent compensation increase
• Mississippi State football player Nick Bell honored on campus
• Tupelo beer-tasting draws sold-out crowd
• Two days of wet weather prompt lifting of burn ban
• Two special elections pending in Northeast Mississippi
• Tupelo mayor, police chief to rally for Hall
• Oxford to gain nearly 1,000 jobs
• Nunnelee already juggles new demands
• Republicans promise limited government
• Nick Bell's funeral set for Saturday in Birmingham
• Tupelo OKs aquatic center contract
• Mississippi State coaches, players mourn loss of teammate Nick Bell
• Childers swept away with tide
• Election Results Across The Region
• Nunnelee sails into House
• BIZ BUZZ: Olin Corp. is bringing jobs to Oxford
• Mont. man arrested in Tupelo on child porn charges
• Miss. seeks to have immigrant's suit tossed
• In line, will work: New Albany Toyota supplier
• It's decision day for 1st District seat
• UPDATE: Government objects to Zach Scruggs' motion to vacate sentence
• Tea time: GOP piling up wins
• Oxford waits on Olin recount results
• UPDATE: Bank in Oxford robbed
• MSU's Bell's condition remains unchanged
• ELECTION DAY LIVE COVERAGE
• Tupelo to tweak who can speak at hearings
• Recent rainfall not enough to put state's burn ban to rest
• Transportation commissioner Minor dies at 68
• Two tight congressional races drive voting in Miss.
• TPSD to use early release days for teacher training
• Early clues: What to watch in Tuesday's elections
• Analysis: Counties on their own with redistricting
• Transportation Commissioner Minor dies
• Mantachie shooting suspect in custody
• Lee County fight moves to grand jury; no charges filed yet
• Election in early '11 for transportation seat
• Authorities: Avoid 'hot' holiday gifts
• Part of Ala. hotel to reopen months after fire
• Barbour: House to go GOP, not likely for Senate
• Sunday alcohol sales in Oxford: a lot of debate about liquor
• 3Q's: What you need to know about Tuesday's election
• Hall heads to Jackson to seek certificate
• Upcoming budget tough, but state does have healthy reserves
• Sunday alcohol tabled again in Oxford
• 1st District expects big turnout
• Local officials back repeal of housing tax breaks
• Trial reset in Purple Heart case
• Attempted armed robbery reported in Tupelo
• UPDATE: Verona power returned after wreck
• Newton, No. 3 Auburn power past Ole Miss, 51-31
• No. 23 Mississippi State beats Kentucky 24-17
• Man who died in Lee County altercation identified
• College GameDay Blogs/Section
• Burst pipes plague region
• Corinth assistant parks director resigns post to become alderman
• Blount arrested after six months on the run
• Childers would back Shuler over Pelosi
• UPDATE: Wendell Blount nabbed after 6 months on lam
• Fight leads to one jailed, one dead
• High School Football Scores
• West Point man killed in Monroe County accident
• Blue Dog founder campaigns for Childers
• High School Football: Week 11 Capsules
• Budget forecast: Cuts continue, no tax increases
• Toyota supplier now taking applications
• Metal thieves targeting junk vehicles
• Appeals Court agrees Wiley shouldn't be executed
• Col. Reb makes Tupelo visit
• Pranks not welcomed this Halloween season
• UPDATE: Fulgham death sentence overturned
• Republican officials offer no tax pledge
• Federal officials look for causes of Alcorn County plane crash
• Corinth officer faces nine charges of violating civil rights
• Region’s jobless rate rises to 10.5%
• GOP whip stumps for Nunnelee
• Under a bubble
• West Point Mayor takes personal leave
• Childers, Nunnelee in tight race
• Online beer petition ready for signing by Pontotoc County residents
• EDITORIAL: Childers our choice
• Baldwyn Toyota supplier to take applications today
• Plane crash kills two in Alcorn County
• Corinth police officer faces federal charges
• Parole Board considers pardon petition for sisters
• McCoy: Revenue fight needs backing
• Amory-native Mitch Moreland's dream takes him to the World Series
• Two national GOP pols stump for Nunnelee in Mississippi
• Toyota supplier APMM installing equipment in Baldwyn facility
• Oxford voters approve $30M school bond
• Crews led Journal during years of growth, change
• Crews named COO of Tupelo school district
• Baldwyn superintendent to retire
• Crews to leave Journal, join Tupelo School District
• MSU coach asks students to obey cowbell rules
• Oxford says yes to new school
• Ala woman pinned under van 2 nights in Miss
• Judge awards legal fees in Miss. lesbian prom case
• UPDATE: Two fatalities in plane crash near Kossuth
• Tornado watch for NEMS counties
• Judge says 'personhood' measure can go on ballot
• Major work at Toyota plant completed
• Gun dealers see buyer's market in Miss.
• No injuries as train derails near Hamilton
• Mississippi police chief sues over arrest
• Fines forthcoming for cowbells
• Train derails in Hamilton
• Abuse can begin early; teens face it at a high rate
• Prentiss school board elections highly contested
• Analysis: It's the season for tough political ads
• Building families: Adoptive parents open their hearts, homes
• Man hit by lightning dies in Ala. storms
• Mississippi State's cowbells in jeopardy
• Luncheons touting smoke-free air held across Miss.
• District 3 voters to choose among trio for Lackey’s successor
• Mississippi worker dies at Conway, Ark., landfill
• Contested races, issues to look for on the Nov. 2 ballot
• 3Q's: Curtis Wilkie, Oxford journalist
• The Pelosi Factor
• Life on an aircraft carrier enlightens Tupelo sailor
• Economic concerns dominate 1st District
• Lee County seeks $1 million in late fees
• Davis leads No. 21 Arkansas to 38-24 win over Ole Miss
• No. 24 MSU survives scare with 29-24 win over UAB
• Lee Acres Park gets a new name
• JC Penney celebrates Corinth reopening
• Booneville Chamber selects interim director
• Oxford man turns law office into concert hall
• Good pecan crop expected
• Boehner stumps for Nunnelee
• Season could disappoint those hoping for cold
• New Albany’s Garrett named Mississippi Superintendent of the Year
• High School Football Scores
• California firm to invest $30M in Starkville company
• Man convicted of breaking into Trent Lott's house
• Bond set for Amory man accused of sexual battery of mentally challenged woman
• BIZZ BUZZ BLOG: Cheapest gasoline: Booneville 10/22
• High School Football: Week 10 Capsules
• Dino Grisanti pleads guilty to bank fraud
• Stringer proposes state referendum on tax increases
• 1st District candidates agree on border, military security
• Texas man arrested in Shannon, charged with drug trafficking
• Boehner stumps for Nunnelee in Southaven
• UPDATE: Grisanti pleads guilty to bank fraud
• Itawamba County's new 911 system up and running
• State educators tour troubled school districts
• New trial stands in Itawamba Co. traffic fatality
• Madison House officials announce plan to employ 85
• Toys R Us Express to open at mall
• Childers, Nunnelee part ways on health care reform law
• New Albany family touts a pair of Mississippi State homecoming queens
• 1st Judicial District Drug Court holds graduation
• Firefighters contain blaze at Chickasaw Container
• Traffic accident on West Main Street in Tupelo
• UPDATE: Oxford area duck hunters' trial date set
• Candidates lay out their thoughts on Social Security, Medicaid
• Proposed Tupelo aquatics center to get a vote
• Oxford panel recommends Sunday sales
• Booneville chamber leader resigns after funding cut
• Celebration Village: Shopping for a cause
• Houston implementing bullying policy
• UPDATE: Sunday beer sales OK in Verona
• Robbery reported near MSU; officials urge caution
• Barbour asks agencies for budget savings plans
• University merger dead issue in 2011 session
• Tupelo Police make robbery arrest
• Statewide tornado drill set for Wednesday
• Lee County mulls online collections
• Childers, Nunnelee at odds over tax, spending plans
• Union vote could send jobs to Oxford
• Verona woman returns home with heart pump
• Game day means millions to SEC schools, states
• Reported weekend assault at MSU deemed false
• Retooled Elvis album marks a new take on the King
• REPORT: Man charged in Booneville shooting
• Two workers killed in Tenn. post office shooting
• Spending tops $2M by Dem, GOP in Miss. 1st Dist.
• Director returns to theater after vision loss
• CHRIS KIEFFER: Fundraiser aims to help parents better understand Macs
• Analysis: Hosemann educating voters on write-ins
• Domestic Violence: Taught to hit
• Economy rules 1st District campaign
• Initiative success linked to anti-establishment mood
• When shopping in High Point, you must have a plan
• LLOYD GRAY: What would the original Rebel think?
• Low casino tax eyed in budget talks
• Fairpark football
• Mississippi's Clair out with chipped bone in ankle
• City eliminates funding to Booneville Chamber of Commerce
• Authorities charge 5 teens with Alcorn vandalism
• 1st Congressional District Election: What's the difference?
• Mississippi State nationally ranked after long absence
• GameDay: Ole Miss @ Alabama
• UPDATE: Mississippi State upsets No. 22 Florida 10-7
• Tupelo students send message on ballons
• Shooting reported in Booneville Friday
• Happy Goat Band defies description
• Temporary status a way of life for minister, 90
• High Point attendees eye cautious optimism
• Tupelo comes together around football
• Nunnelee picks up speed, Childers keeps lead
• High School Football Scores
• Bowling gets new trial date in 2011
• Miss. man accepts plea deal in wife's death
• Looks like Patterson's at Tupelo half-way house
• High School Football: Week 9 Capsules
• Cheapest gasoline: Belden-Sherman
• Chili Fest brings in 32 teams
• Clinton boosts Childers in the Grove
• Ole Miss chooses Rebel Black Bear
• Maximum fines sought for home renovation on South Green Street
• Jumbo Presentations
• MS-01: Childers, Nunnelee make finance reports to FEC
• Two injured in school bus accident in Pontotoc County
• Man gets leg injury when hit by train
• West Point may raise water, sewer rates
• GOP's VIPs on the way to stump for Nunnelee
• Clinton, Childers to rally youth vote at Ole Miss today
• Tupelo band plays Chili Fest, puts finishing touches on first album
• ABC Family working on McMillen movie
• Man's bond set in Pontotoc shooting
• THS students select Amanda Aldridge, who has Down syndrome, their Homecoming queen
• UPDATE: The winner is ... the Ole Miss Rebel Black Bear
• Clinton headlines GOTV rally in Oxford
• Childers, Nunnelee meet in debate
• TVA fuel adjustment dropping after 8 increases
• Boehner, others on way for Nunnelee campaign
• UPDATE: Man hit by train near Crosstown
• Tupelo Middle principal to delay retirement until June
• Bill Clinton slated in Oxford for rally with Childers
• Baby abandoned at Salvation Army in Houston
• Police make arrest in Pontotoc shooting death investigation
• Tupelo workers: Too many perks?
• Study proposed for Tupelo aquatic center
• Pontotoc officials look into shooting
• Chile joyous at clockwork-like miner rescue
• Corinth completes municipal voting
• Storms leave downed trees, power lines in Mississippi
• 2 US House candidates debate in north Mississippi
• Obama administration lifts 6-month oil drilling freeze
• 7 plead not guilty to hunting violations
• UPDATE: Man dead after shooting in Pontotoc
• Miss. to hire 1st medical examiner in 15 years
• Two congressional candidates debate in north Miss.
• Ward 4 alderman faces choice about job
• Dogs, Rebs will share the screen at Fairpark
• Websites put light on state spending
• Clifton to retire as TMS principal
• Almost there: Long-awaited Corinth Elementary nears open houses
• Clifton will retire in December as Tupelo Middle principal
• One new case of West Nile virus reported in Miss.
• Fall's bright hues cover the region, draw in tourists
• Former domestic abuse victims speak
• Analysis: Enforcement big factor in texting debate
• Guard case won't be heard by US Supreme Court
• US Supreme Court won't hear 2 Miss. murder cases
• Three sentenced in Benton Co. voter fraud case
• State says Corinth alderman can't hold 2 jobs
• WWII hero home at last
• Oxford woman reaches 'roof of Africa'
• Dr. Tubb to retire after 51 years in Itawamba County
• Firefighters find 12 chained pit bulls
• Gov.'s new ride costs state $34K
• Man dies after being hit by train
• Tupelo expands school volunteer background checks
• Saltillo man turns 48 on 10/10/10 at 10:10
• Downtown Tupelo gets an outside perspective
• Judicial Review
• Barbour's frequent travels raise ire back home
• Miss. bribery scheme go-between on home detention
• Corinth police investigating business burglaries
• SEC FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
• GAMEDAY: Miss. State @ Houston
• Toyota executive bullish on auto industry, company
• Ole Miss mascot concepts get dim reviews
• Guard looks into breach of 155th information
• Some cities push trick-or-treaters to go on Saturday
• Merits of personhood lawsuit debated during court hearing
• Auto outlook: Semi-bright
• Green disputes sentence recommendation
• Lampley’s ‘no-pledge’ jailing brings out strong reactions
• Retails looking for spooktacular Halloween
• High School Football Scores
• Miss. Guard probe breach of personnel information
• Balducci released from prison?
• Experts: Add more activities in downtown Tupelo
• Cheapest gasoline: Booneville
• High School Football: Week 7 capsules
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• Wreaths across Pontotoc starting
• Proposal to appeal USM firings under review
• Judge swearing in 4 new TVA board members
• Cemetery under state control sold to bidder
• Miss. judge mulls arguments on 'personhood' issue
• Experts advise Tupelo to prioritize its downtown projects
• Silence during pledge earns jail time for attorney
• Cadence finds a new merger partner
• Little known about suspect in McCoy death
• Neighborhoods fill with kids on Walk to School Day
• Reporter allegedly assaulted by Aberdeen city employee
• Lawyer out of jail after failing to 'pledge' allegiance
• Caledonia High mourns student lost in wreck
• MSU football player expected to leave hospital
• Oxford's Grisanti to plead guilty, but to what?
• Governor issues statewide burn ban
• Tupelo Council seeks more openness
• Anderson speaks, criticizes airport again
• Tupelo residents rank downtown's top, bottom sites
• Suspect arrested in panty burglaries
• Format set for Childers-Nunnelee debate
• City tightens its agendas to those who live in Tupelo
• Redistricting may pinch counties, too
• Bully Court: Guntown students to judge behavior of peers
• Israeli government minister tours factory in Miss.
• New Albany alderman Tucker dies
• Arrest made in Anna McCoy shooting death
• Ole Miss mascot options unveiled, polling begins Wednesday
• Man charged in weekend slaying in Marshall County
• UPDATE: Anderson can address Tupelo leaders
• TVA future to be discussed at public hearings
• Retired vets return to home rebuilt after Katrina
• Court refuses to hear appeal from reputed Klansman
• Oxford police nab ‘panty burglar’ suspect
• Expulsions, suspensions dip in Miss.
• Blessing of the animals in Tupelo
• Person shot declines to press charges
• Domestic violence is not going away
• Analysis: Mississippians have noticed budget cuts
• Fans befriend 'Social Network' with $23M debut
• Trying to close a big divide
• 3Q's: Senator Roger Wicker on judicial nominations
• Hearing shows complexity of immigration debate
• No 'white hats' in Wilkie's new book on Scruggs, scandals
• Political claims not what they seem
• Police looking for Barley Courts shooter
• One killed in early morning accident in Lee County
• Greenwood man stabbed to death
• SEC Football Updates
• Nov. 4 hearing planned for Hall
• Schooling at home on rise in Mississippi
• Baby Steps program lands $1 million grant
• UPDATE: Mississippi State routs Alcorn State 49-16
• UPDATE: Masoli leads Ole Miss to 42-35 win over Kentucky
• Cato gives Barbour 'C' on gov's fiscal report card
• High School Football: Week 7 capsules
• Bowling sign removed from Smithville football field
• Missing Tupelo dentist found dead
• Farm Bureau delivers property rights initiative
• Book: Scruggs planned for ambassadorship
• The power of pink
• High School Football Scores
• Numerous Mississippi counties issue burn bans
• Tishomingo County Deputy receives firearms grant, training
• Trash and Treasures back this weekend
• One 1st District debate scrapped, one still on
• No funding yet for state's child support contract
• Miss. revenue falls short of goal in September
• Rate board denies Postal Service price hike plea
• Byhalia man wounds wife, kills self
• UPDATE: Missing Tupelo dentist found
• UPDATE: Tupelo launches new website
• Two arrested at party where teen found tied
• Bowling pleads not guilty to federal counts
• No more excuses for pre-K funds, Grace says
• Miss. middle schoolers pick up anti-bullying tips
• Attorney says anti-immigration effort 'hysteria'
• MSU's Bost reinstated, suspended nine games
• Ole Miss mascot options narrowed to three
• Blues pianist Pinetop Perkins on arts winners list
• Tupelo halts work at historic Green Street home
• UPDATE: Bowling pleads not guilty to federal indictment
• UPDATE: Corinth election, possible Ward 4 upset
• UPDATE: Farm Bureau says it has signatures for property-protection vote
• Absentees to decide final post in Corinth
• Rap video spurs questions for school, law officials
• Alabama sheriff expects charges there against Bowling
• Panel hears pros, cons of proposed immigration law
• Advanced Innovations plans to expand Baldwyn plant with 40 jobs
• Obama endorses using fines for Gulf rehabilitation
• Immigration proposal sparks legislative hearing
• One alderman seat undecided after Corinth voting
• Aberdeen building inspector suspended
• Gunman opens fire at UT in Austin; no one hurt
• UPDATE: Alabama charges expected against Bowling
• Former President Carter sickened on plane, rests at Ohio hospital
• Hearings to focus on immigration
• School chiefs weigh in on Obama's call to extend year
• Painful memories: Vet says experiment left mental scars
• Bowling apparently passed check for new post
• Monroe district looks at Bowling's past
• Man charged in death of 2-year-old boy
• Family: Mississippi soldier killed in Afghanistan
• UPDATE: Jury finds defendant guilty of fondling foster child
• Officials to take on bridge replacement in Monroe County
• Ripley man finds answers in Krav Maga
• Okolona teen realizes 'dream' on the Net
• State's Civil War commission gets by on few funds
• Analysis: Hearings open on immigration topic
• UPDATE: Three more plead guilty to voter fraud in Benton Co.
• Bowling to face federal charges Wednesday
• Woman's body found hanging in tree in Philadelphia
• Seven to be honored with Mississippi Medal of Service
• Ole Miss DE Lockett out for season with injury
• Miss. Gov. Barbour campaigns for Stephen in NH
• Tupelo's Foreign Fare
• Experts question BP's take on Gulf oil spill
• ‘Shop local’ efforts gain steam in U.S.
• 3Q's: Jay Moon, president of the Mississippi Manufacturing Association
• Mounting obstacles: With new deadline, Spain House supporters get to work
• Budget cuts show in reduced services
• Eating ethnic in Oxford
• UPDATE: Relf leads Mississippi State over Georgia 24-12
• Faith in Question for President Obama?
• Tupelo Festival postponed because of rain
• Build-A-Bear opening mall store
• Large pay raises in Lee County irk some
• Jason Aldean 'wide open' at Tupelo show
• Francis gets 7 years in fatal trooper accident
• Trustmark merger was ‘best alternative,’ Cadence CEO says
• Bowling charges could carry life term
• Consignment sale draws a crowd
• Hearing set on lawsuit over 'personhood' amendment
• Miss. veterans urged to claim 'stop-loss' pay
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES
• Judge says Panola Co. can bar gravel pit
• Hosemann: Miss. voters must register by Oct. 2
• Francis sentenced in trooper’s death
• High School Football Previews
• Saltillo woman charged with murder of stepson
• Miss. employment at ’96 levels, state economist reports
• UPDATE: Three vehicle accident kills one
• Benton Co. supervisor convicted of voter fraud
• Expert: Miss. economic recovery looks 'very weak'
• Fatality involving State Inmate
• Health care rule changes will go into effect today
• UPDATE: Feds indict Bowling, faces life in prison on 5 charges (Indictment attached)
• Court of Appeals reverses two decisions from region
• State must wait for BP to replace lost tax revenue
• Regional jobless rate drops to 10.2 percent
• Judges agree to hold coach on federal and state sex charges
• UPDATE: Pontotoc County issues burn ban
• UPDATE: Oxford bowling alley, bar lost to fire
• BOWLING UPDATE: Deputy says more youths allege they are victims, too
• Long bids Tupelo post farewell
• Shaver says he wants a state gifted program
• Work ahead of schedule on last link of Hwy. 6
• Bowling faces state, federal hearings today
• Council OKs agreement that saves Spain House
• UPDATE: Trustmark, Cadence to merge
• Universities seek restoration of stimulus funds
• Man dead after shooting in Lee County
• A plan for the mill
• Former Smithville coach accused of sex with minor
• Marine from Mississippi killed in Afghanistan
• Miss. jobless rate falls to 10 percent in August
• Twitter has fixed problem, no longer exploitable
• BOWLING UPDATE: Monroe hearing on state charges
• Jury: Scruggs owes Monsanto $8.8M
• Event targets parents, educators of special needs kids
• Lawsuit in child's death back in court
• Monsanto-Scruggs case heads to jury
• Allegations revealed against Coach Bowling
• MDOC not seeking significant budget increase
• ELECTION POLL: Who will you vote for?
• Economic panel says recession ended in June 2009
• Applications, admissions up at Mississippi State veterinary college
• Ole Miss landscaping director aims for 'wow' factor
• Teen dies from hunting accident injuries
• Underwear thief sought in Lafayette County
• Analysis: Miss. strengthens domestic violence laws
• Football coach held on federal charges
• Early childhood education gaining new ground
• All in the family
• Money matters
• Blown-out BP well finally killed at bottom of Gulf
• US Supreme Court may hear 2 Miss. murder cases
• 3Q's: Gary Bachman, professor of horticulture
• Making a home with Mr. Macy
• UPDATE: No. 15 LSU beats Mississippi St. 29-7
• UPDATE: Tupelo man dies in motorcycle accident
• Guard probe case before nation's high court
• UPDATE: Vanderbilt sails to 28-14 win over Ole Miss
• Holly Springs employee pleads guilty to embezzlement
• BIZ BUZZ: Tupelo businessman buys JJ Rogers building
• USPS jobs safe until new year
• REPORT: High School football coach Dwight Bowling arrested
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Week 5 previews
• Enrollment opens in prepaid college plan
• Scruggs judge: Respond to motion
• Comcast eyes Dec. 14 as day for digital flip
• 'Mockingbird' memories
• High School Football Scores
• Regional coroner office proposed
• New synthetic marijuana showing up in South Mississippi
• Kitchens says he made mistake in '01 testimony
• Biz Buzz: Cheapest gas in Fulton
• Comcast to update speeds of Net, cable
• Motorcycle enthusiasts roll through Tupelo
• Senate confirms 4 new TVA directors
• Aberdeen board votes to raise electric rates two percent
• Aberdeen teen overcomes obstacles to excel at mixed martial arts
• Rienzi man killed in head-on crash
• Columbus youth seriously hurt in hunting accident
• Family secret threatens Ole Miss student with deportation
• SCRUGGS UPDATE: Biggers orders government to respond
• ‘Scout’ to speak at ‘Mockingbird’ screening
• Mills’ death-case order sets off legal reactions
• Pastor sentenced to 10 years on child porn charge
• Corinth mayor-elect eager for challenge
• UPDATE: Hundreds rally for release of Miss. women
• UPDATE: Corinth’s alderman election goes to Sept. 28 runoff
• UPDATE: Obama to nominate Wicker as U.N. representative
• UPDATE: Federal funds for Miss. schools approved
• Allen: Blown-out Gulf well to be sealed by Sunday
• UPDATE: Tax arguments heat up northern Miss. US House race
• Tupelo Council passes FY11 budget - just barely
• Verona considers Sunday beer sales
• Anderson: Airport leadership a 'train wreck'
• Tupelo could own Spain House soon
• TVA residential bills increase up to $8.50 a month
• UPDATE: Teen dies after Monday night car accident
• REPORT: Clerk shot in store robbery
• Bids high for Oxford bike-lane proposal
• Sound of music
• Former Journal Capitol correspondent, Fields, dies at 86
• Corinth voters to choose mayor
• UPDATE: Tupelo council narrowly approves budget
• BIZ BUZZ: Tupelo airport a "train wreck," says former director
• UPDATE: Corinth elects a new mayor
• Analysis: Miss. budgeteers begin working on FY12
• UPDATE: Veteran Miss. political reporter Fields dies at 86
• UPDATE: Miss. Medicaid chief: Fed health overhaul costly
• UPDATE: Smithville woman dies in Georgia burn center
• Colleges may cut from top leadership
• UPDATE: One new case of West Nile virus reported in Miss.
• UPDATE: Crews resume drilling relief well
• Coca-Cola 'ghostsign' gets new life in Amory
• Monsanto rests case in fight with Scruggs
• Corinth voters to elect leaders
• Quartermasters mark first Family Day since Iraq tour
• Close to home
• D.C. group fires at Childers, again
• Miss. universities increase private fundraising
• UPDATE: Hurricane Igor rapidly hits Category 4 in Atlantic
• 3Q's: The Rev. Ray Morton, pastor, First Christian Church Tupelo
• Farm Bureau believes it will have eminent domain initiative signatures soon
• In it to win it - or at least make a dent
• Growth a key factor in school rankings
• Local event marks ninth anniversary of 9/11
• Helping Hands ministry honored for outstanding service
• Entertainment district in Tupelo is now official
• Panel rejects forced school district mergers
• Shooting may have been self-defense
• Ole Miss-Tulane Game Blog
• Houston may hire dog catcher
• Recycling program takes off at Pontotoc Elementary
• Nation remembers 9/11 victims
• Mental health plan depends on additional legislative help
• High School Football Scores
• Biz Buzz Blog: First Friday & more
• UPDATE: Public school panel's report doesn't recommend major mergers
• UPDATE: Plantersville dismisses early
• High School Football: Week 4 previews
• TPSD stays on Academic Watch level
• Lee County still ranked Successful
• Six regional schools earn Star ranking
• Brown pleads not guilty to intoxication charge
• As Afghans protest, Jones says he won't burn Quran
• Barbour to school leaders: Save stimulus money
• Two North Mississippi men suspected of bringing in meth from Alabama
• Obama admonishes pastor to call off Quran 'stunt'
• Tupelo leans toward transit
• Scammers target TW&L customers
• Childers, Nunnelee create little space on Social Security issue
• Lee County couple struggle without ‘our boy’ Bailey
• BRAD LOCKE: An Auburn victory critical to MSU 2010 success?
• UPDATE: Blame game starts in odd puppy tale
• UPDATE: Newton leads No. 21 Auburn over MSU 17-14
• UPDATE: Trial reset in Purple Heart case
• Tupelo optimistic, despite housing slump
• Haley Barbour says no decision yet on presidential run
• CAMPAIGN UPDATE: Childers welcomes Nunnelee to Social Security stance
• Miss. appeals court upholds murder conviction
• MDOC battles back against inmate cell phones
• Transit supporters speak out
• Four people died on state highways
• Like Nunnelee, Childers points to favorable poll
• Verona remembers teen killed in weekend fire
• Tiny heart repaired in historic surgery
• Appeals court denies death sentence appeal
• 3 of 4 Reform candidates restored to Miss. ballot
• Two arrested for spice sale in Pontotoc County
• TDOT workers make bridge earthquake ready
• Most Miss. school districts favor dress codes
• Pontotoc crowns newest champion tree
• Amnesty program ongoing
• Pontotoc supporters make the case for alcohol
• School rankings go public on Friday
• Laboring away
• Mississippi State's Russell SEC Freshman of the Week
• Tremont principal says school is gaining ground
• Universities pinched by delayed funding
• Mayor’s Youth Council promises to ‘unite our Tupelo forever’
• MDOT releases $4.5 million to complete 43.2-mile Tanglefoot Trail
• Analysis: Campaigns crank up in '11 Miss. session
• Burnsville native’s vision now real-life success
• Greenville homicide rate highest in Miss.
• Ecru blaze prompts talk of Pontotoc County fire ban
• One fatality so far on Mississippi roads Labor Day Weekend
• Rust seeks partners in restoration
• A long time going for Zell Long
• Childers-Nunnelee match to intensify
• Application process 'going very well'
• 3Q's: Les Range, executive director of the Mississippi Department of Employment Security
• Autism Center of Tupelo gains ground in first year
• Official confident automaker committed to hiring locally
• UPDATE: Car crashes into Nettleton home
• Fire fatality in Verona
• Football Game Blogs
• Woman accused of child exploitation
• NCAA panel rules Masoli can play today
• Tupelo transit dream fades with harsh funding reality
• Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall comes to Corinth
• Prairie Arts Festival draws large crowd in West Point
• UPDATE: Jacksonville St. stuns Ole Miss 49-48 in double OT
• UPDATE: Russell's 4 TDs lead Miss. St. over Memphis 49-7
• Trial set for 2011 in double slaying
• High School Football Scores
• MDES accepts 10,000th Toyota application
• Biofuel refinery's future uncertain
• UPDATE: Miss. gov signs bill banning synthetic marijuana
• UPDATE: Masoli decision overturned
• Scruggs team wants seed trial halted
• Tupelo moves ahead with Hall appeal
• Ole Miss, MSU games to air live in Fairpark
• Oxonians speak out on Sunday alcohol sales
• Ole Miss makes Top 25 list for Best College Buys
• Rebels will play 1st game without DE Lockett
• Reed, Carleton statements on Hall appeal
• UPDATE: City to appeal Hall certification decision
• Earl threatens East Coast with a pounding
• Monsanto v. Scruggs: Defense wants mistrial over 'criminal' remarks to jury
• UPDATE: Gulf rig explodes off La. coast
• Pigskins in the Park
• Biofuels fraud: Speight sentenced to 26 months
• Former Lee inmate’s damages lawsuit dismissed
• Two arrested for drug crimes in Plantersville
• A cure for Frantic Football Fridays in Oxford?
• MSU tailgating changes to benefit the fans
• Lake Lamar Bruce anglers get unlimited fishing
• UPDATE: Prison escapee found in Panola County
• Walls resident gets his war medals
• Fulton millage drops to 31
• West Point to put out welcome mat
• West Point woman sentenced for exploiting her mother
• Colonel Reb now in retirement
• Columbus man charged in death of ex-girlfriend
• Mississippi universities cut jobs, trim programs
• Governor wants federal money saved for next year
• Community colleges try to accommodate another year of rises
• Tupelo residents support public transit
• NCAA rejects Masoli's residency request
• Hall’s certification needed for his job
• Police: Discovery gunman shot; 3 hostages safe
• US investigates potential terrorist test run
• County schools avoid tax hike
• Miss. leaders consider saving some stimulus money
• Wilson v. Scruggs lawsuits appear to be over
• Northeast enrollment sets new record
• Forces gather to nix alcohol in Pontotoc
• Statute allows Weaver to run for coroner, despite guilty plea
• Going once, twice
• Ole Miss will appeal NCAA's Masoli eligibility ruling
• One killed in Trace accident
• Obama ends Iraq combat effort: Time to turn page
• Analysis: Redistricting full of twists and turns
• Tupelo native waits in Nepal to adopt baby daughter
• Saltillo shooting goes to grand jury
• Ole Miss announces new rules for tailgating
• Trial rescheduled for FBI agent
• UPDATE: Law enforcement, ambulance called to Toyota plant
• UPDATE: USM outlines plan to deal with funding cuts
• UPDATE: Wilson v. Scruggs etc. lawsuit closed
• UPDATE: Hall certification request denied
• MPB series on science of Gulf oil spill
• Carver looks to nature for inspiration
• Two new ambulances for obese patients
• 5 years after Katrina, a revival not yet complete
• Memories of chaos, rebirth 5 years after Katrina
• Death-by-cooking-oil case before appeals court
• Lowndes Co. man enters plea in child porn case
• Homegrown iPhone apps
• 3Q's: A.J. Holloway, Mayor of Biloxi
• Region catches alcohol fever
• Tupelo Schools seeking chief operating officer
• Eastman: A new career in a familiar area
• The Chiltons: Living instead of worrying
• Smithville fire still under investigation
• Corinth hospital considers new construction
• Beck says US has 'wandered in darkness' too long
• Penalties for fake pot to be same as marijuana
• Tupelo could reach compromise and raise firefighter wages
• Nettleton changes race-specific school elections
• Task force hopes to use BlueCross grant to build on success
• MHP fleet director resigns
• Viking lays off 18 employees in Greenwood
• Session to take up oil-production project
• Water woes at Lake Lamar Bruce
• High School Football Scores
• Recycling gets go-ahead in Amory
• UPDATE: Bridges appointed to hear Scott-Franks dispute
• UPDATE: Miss. lawmakers OK incentives for biofuel project
• UPDATE: Nettleton schools drop race as criteria for class officers
• UPDATE: Ripley alderman charged with capital murder
• Ole Miss Convocation: First step to Commencement
• Panel puts off permit decision on Alcorn County rubbish site
• Hampton denies Scott lawsuit’s allegations
• Hampton denies Mike Scott’s lawsuit allegations
• Man gets 10 years in Mississippi-Chicago gun case
• High School Football Scores
• Strip mall property tax in Fulton protested
• Inmates close to using up appeals
• Biofuels project to include Columbus plant
• Deadline nears to get on Prentiss schools ballot
• Region’s jobless rate jumps to 13.4%
• TPSD bullies may get long suspensions
• Council debates Hall’s post
• Chief says TPD has applied for Hall’s certificate
• Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway pact signed
• Barbour adds synthetic pot ban to special session
• UPDATE: Tupelo PD applies for Hall's certification
• UPDATE: Saltillo police looking for two individuals passing fake $20 bills
• Oxford man pleads guilty to bar arson
• Nunnelee defends his oppostion to ed funds
• TPSD publishes anti-bullying plan
• Tupelo budget to cut employee costs
• Afternoon dilemma for parents
• Fire at local factory
• Ripley Middle School principal asks county’s help to develop safer campus
• Donna Hill case goes to grand jury this week
• MDOT Funds Safe Routes to School Program
• Fifteen weekly flights on tap
• Applying for jobs only the first step
• Police say pot stolen in break-in
• DeSoto Co. woman dies of burns from arson of home
• TVA to eliminate some jobs at 3 coal plants
• Barbour: Biofuel project tops Miss. session agenda
• New microbe discovered eating oil spill in Gulf
• Oil spill panel hears about Halliburton warning
• Govt. says Gulf seafood safe, now consumers decide
• BorgWarner to expand at Water Valley
• Ex-Reserve officer pleads guilty to statutory rape
• Ex-coroner runs for job he left amid guilty plea
• Hearing scheduled on death row inmate's appeal
• UPDATE: Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
• UPDATE: Two new cases of West Nile virus in Miss.
• UPDATE: Toyota hiring hourly workers for Northeast Miss. plant
• UPDATE: New flight schedule for Tupelo Regional
• Tupeloan back home, unpacking big dreams
• Fall furniture market deemed success
• Lafayette County clock on track to toll this week
• Analysis: Miss. buys national promo with BP funds
• South Mississippi schools in Lake close in wake of Sunday storm
• Jay Leno raises $100,000 for Gulf Coast recovery
• Tropical Storm Danielle forms in the Atlantic
• Search of North Panola students prompts inquiry
• Campus free-speech policies questioned in Miss.
• Law enforcement planning DUI blitz
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Meet the Rebels
• Liquor store robbery nets two arrests
• 3Qs: Hob Bryan, Sen. Hob Bryan
• Camp Shelby training focuses on IEDs
• Gloves off in race for 1st District House seat
• After the Gulf spill
• M. Scott Morris: Did she take $150,000 or dream home?
• Tupelo reminds parents of acceptable computer use
• Break-in at Hattiesburg Police Department
• Gov't: 23K workers affected by Gulf oil drill ban
• Hamilton library sees light for the remainder of fiscal year thanks to local support
• Gasoline prices should fall after Labor Day
• Anti-beer message raises concerns
• UPDATE: Prentiss County accidents under investigation
• High School Football Scores
• UPDATE: Gov. Barbour announces special session
• Documents show views in Scruggs-Farese dispute
• UPDATE: TPSD investigating bullying video
• UPDATE: Two arrests made in Tupelo liquor store robbery
• High School Football: Week 1 previews
• Tupelo Council opts not to pursue plans for buses
• Booneville alcohol defeat widens push to Prentiss instead
• Saltillo latest town to ban fake pot
• Tupelo Firefighters' pay in limbo
• Slow growth seen in test scores
• Having a heart for horses
• UPDATE: Miss. Medicaid launches electronic health records
• UPDATE: BP accused of withholding 'critical' spill data
• Verona man charged with armed robbery
• Feds pledge $2.3 million to Tupelo for Main St.
• TUPELO FURNITURE MARKET: Show opens Friday, activity already under way
• Panel won't advise mandated consolidation
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES
• UPDATE: Beer sales debate heats up in Pontotoc County
• Call center creates dozen jobs
• Lee Dems: No more comments on Scott controversy
• Toyota set to release job details on Monday
• Bomb suspect may suffer from mental illness
• UPDATE: Manning will miss Saturday's game against Steelers
• UPDATE: Oxford student arrested with knife
• Zach Scruggs: I am innocent of all charges
• Goodbye Iraq: Last US combat brigade heads home
• UPDATE: Ex-NASA chief to plead guilty in contracts case
• Search under way for missing Mooreville teen
• Georgia archaeologists find Confederate POW camp
• UPDATE: Downtown Tupelo bike trail gets $2.3M funding
• UPDATE: Favre comes back for 2nd season with Vikings
• Booneville votes today on beer, light wine sales
• Brett Favre is back in Minnesota
• Lee Dems: Keep it shut, let courts do their work
• Hood: No decision yet on whether Miss. will sue BP
• UPDATE: Booneville beer vote is close
• Fox News parent firm gives $1 million to GOP group
• Lesbian student files suit in tux photo fight
• Favre's website says 'stay tuned' for return news
• Ole Miss coach settles defamation suit
• Tough times get tougher for libraries
• Demand on Scott may get a review
• Stone nominated to fill slot on TPSD board
• Under Suspicion: Package brings Tupelo area to halt
• UPDATE: Stone nominated to fill spot on Tupelo school board
• UPDATE: Giants QB Eli Manning suffers big gash to head
• UPDATE: Train derails near northern Miss. town of Byhalia
• Miss. lawmakers hold hearings on redistricting
• UPDATE: Walnut Elementary School principal dies
• UPDATE: Fire out at Tronox plant
• UPDATE: Police chief says situation at local bank secure after investigation of suspicious package
• Fun a part of the job at Elvis' Birthplace
• Tishomingo man pushes petition for alcohol sales
• Former Bulldog Duffy in critical condition after accident in Florida
• Ole Miss coach defamation lawsuit set for trial
• Analysis: Smoking ban proposal awaits 2011 session
• USDA, Miss. extension service: crops looking good
• 3Qs: Leigh Anne Tuohy, United Way speaker
• Feds go after college-loan defaulters
• A struggling school undergoes a remake
• Furniture market gears up for fall
• Booneville voters to decide beer fate
• Democratic Corinth mayoral candidates set for debate
• Tishomingo County petition drive for alcohol is set for today at park
• Police credit public help with finding suspects
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL JAMBOREE SCORES
• BP pays for show touting Miss. coast 'resilience'
• Obama: Oil stopped, but Gulf job far from done
• Tupelo Schools consider online data warehouse to track performance
• Spice fever spreads
• Toyota Water: Big thirst, big client
• Schools take precautions against extreme weather
• Escaping the heat in Northeast Mississippi
• BIZ BUZZ: Fairfield Inn, Tony's and other biz tidbits
• Wicker: Extend all cuts
• Down on Main celebrates Tupelo
• Oxonians’ input sought on Sunday sales
• For some, Friday 13th considered ‘wonderful’
• Heat stroke claims Pontotoc woman
• Fuel cost for TVA customers up again in September
• Felony DUI charge filed against Horn Lake man
• Lee County’s late taxpayers total $4.5M
• 'Bama misspells 'Mississippi' on football tickets
• Tenn. man sentenced in north Miss. bank robberies
• Fed gov't pays 90 percent of Miss. tornado aid
• UPDATE: Fresh Express recalling some salad products
• UPDATE: Suspended Fulton Fire Chief case scheduled for grand jury
• Immigrant sues over lost custody of child in Miss.
• Impact from aid unclear for now
• Guitar sculpture unveiled in Tupelo
• Monitors could save some from time in jail
• Alleged murder-for-hire plot nets two
• Longtime ICC coach/educator Partlow dies
• Another heat death in Mississippi
• Miss. flag could hurt bid for SEC baseball tourney
• Oxford woman beats would-be burglar with hangers
• La.-Miss. weather: nasty and dangerous
• UPDATE: Lee County authorities make murder-for-hire arrest
• Caney Fork hopes to resolve dispute
• Tupelo Departments budget needs and not wants
• Tupelo Council wants deputy police chief Hall certified
• Tupelo honors King of Rock ’n’ Roll’s fans
• UPDATE: Early morning Baldwyn accident
• Gun found is believed linked to officer's slaying
• Feds: Storms delay drilling for final BP well plug
• Former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens dies in plane crash
• College Board panel proposes energy cutbacks
• Tupelo adds new businesses
• TVA power demand expected to be high all week
• Legislators: Redistricting can stay out of the courts
• Southern Motion breaks ground on $7M expansion
• Miss. in line for $249.6M under federal jobs bill
• Council wants Hall certified
• Woman shot to death in DeSoto County
• Miss. State's Sidney speaks, claims innocence
• BMC plans for record enrollment in the fall
• Corinth man pleads guilty in wife's death
• Analysis: Low-budget candidates run in 1st District
• UPDATE: Recliner company expands plant in Pontotoc
• UPDATE: Lafayette Co. wants tick-tock in courthouse clock
• Medicaid stops payment for some child services
• Final plug targeted as BP resumes relief well work
• BIZ BUZZ: Caney Fork closed
• UPDATE: Man accused in Jackson officer's death seeks mental exam
• Ole Miss' Masoli meets with reporters for 1st time
• Tupelo Housing Authority summer camp focuses on reading
• Aberdeen man killed in early Sunday morning accident
• Lean, mean transit
• Suspect in officer's shooting charged
• 3 Q's: Michael Brown: MSU meteorology professor
• State begins its work on health care exchange
• Downtown selected for community program
• Department to improve performance in schools
• Jim Weatherly finally gets his day
• Tupelo Police officers chip in to buy backpacks for kids
• Tax increase not likely for Lee County School District
• Corinth plant closing to leave 400 without jobs
• Lafayette County could add 1,000 jobs
• Bodock festival rolls on with fun, music, tribute
• Jackson police officer shot to death
• Taking control of education in Okolona
• Home at last
• Caldwell Cemetery in Monroe County destroyed
• Homemade Jamz claims blues prize
• School starts in Lee County
• Judge: No new trial for Flowers in Winona slayings
• Miss. waters reopen for shrimping and fin-fishing
• Prentiss man killed in accident
• TACKER UPDATE: District judge says no to acquittal, new trial
• Fire in Grenada apartments leaves elderly homeless
• BIZ BUZZ: Lowest gasoline prices and more
• Ole Miss' Houston Nutt talks Masoli for first time
• Lamar now a fixture of Oxford landscape
• Daughter, 7, likely witness in slaying case
• State aid will reach beyond K-12
• Tupelo Council starts march to FY11
• Convicted child molesters' homes burn near Oxford
• Daughter witnesses brutal attack on mother
• Miss. gets $5.8M to expand rural Internet coverage
• BP prepares to finish up 'static kill' with cement
• 18 states endure deadly stretch of steamy weather
• Barbour: Federal health mandates are too costly
• Professor, photog revisit Tuskegee years with Corinth resident
• Ed funding clears Senate hurdle
• Monroe death may have been heat-related
• First day of school in Tupelo brings range of emotions
• Barbour: Federal health mandates are too costly
• BIZ BUZZ: New restaurant coming to town
• Crews plugging BP well still face tough choices
• Caledonia leaders say they'll pray after tiff
• Cochran says he'll vote against confirming Kagan
• Aberdeen man’s death may be heat-related
• Plan would make Oxford Square mostly pedestrian
• Miss. Cities, counties ban spice
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Lee County
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Tupelo Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• The 6th Annual Pumpkin Patch
• Roy LaGrone - The Beauty of the Impossible - Gumtree Museum of Art
• Tupelo Elvis Festival
• Tupelo Film Festival
• Tupelo Blue Suede Cruise

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