Raising and Spending The way Republican U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker is raising campaign cash, you would think his opponent was former Vice President Al Gore, not retired preacher Albert N. Gore Jr.
ADP Tight-Lipped on Office Closing After promising to employ more than 1,000 workers, Automatic Data Processing announced it will close its office in Clinton in February 2013.
Sewage Woes Hit HomeThe issue on Sheffield Drive is only one of several prominent issues with the city's sewage and wastewater system, and the city has to find room in the budget for all of them.
Finger Scanners Spark ConcernsParents and child-care providers have concerns about a new state program that requires a finger scan when picking up or dropping off kids at day care.
Kelli StoutKelli Stout likes to say that southerners think about food a lot.
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MUW Rape Suspect CaughtColumbus police have arrested a man in the alleged rape of a woman on the Mississippi University for Women campus in August.
Rep. George Flaggs to RetireState Rep. George Flaggs, a Democrat from Vicksburg who has served in the House since 1988, says he will retire after the 2013 session.
Funds, Training, Jobs and a Full Figured ChestCentral Mississippi Planning and Development District will soon administer $5 million in technical skills training for the unemployed and underemployed.
LaTanya M. JuniorAward-winning business-development executive and marketing professional LaTanya M. Junior became the new executive director of communications for Jackson State University Monday, Sept. 17.
Register to vote by Noon on Oct. 6! Here's How ...To register to vote in Hinds County, you can pick up a voter-registration application at the Circuit Clerkâs office downstairs at 407 E. Pascagoula St.
Replacement Ref Furor Grows After Wild Seattle Win The furor over the work of replacement officials reached a fevered pitch during Week 3 in the NFL, especially Monday night when Seattle beat Green Bay on a desperation pass that many thought was an interception.
Heading into last Saturday's game, the Belhaven football team didn't have much to cheer for at 0-3.
After promising to employ more than 1,000 workers, Automatic Data Processing announced it will close its office in Clinton in February 2013.
The issue on Sheffield Drive is only one of several prominent issues with the city's sewage and wastewater system, and the city has to find room in the budget for all of them.
Parents and child-care providers have concerns about a new state program that requires a finger scan when picking up or dropping off kids at day care.
Kelli Stout likes to say that southerners think about food a lot.
The Mississippi Department of Corrections needs about $11.3 million to run some of its youth programs for the next two years.
Central Mississippi Planning and Development District will soon administer $5 million in technical skills training for the unemployed and underemployed.
Award-winning business-development executive and marketing professional LaTanya M. Junior became the new executive director of communications for Jackson State University Monday, Sept. 17.
To register to vote in Hinds County, you can pick up a voter-registration application at the Circuit Clerkâs office downstairs at 407 E. Pascagoula St.
The furor over the work of replacement officials reached a fevered pitch during Week 3 in the NFL, especially Monday night when Seattle beat Green Bay on a desperation pass that many thought was an interception.