WDAM-TV Hattiesburg - Wed Nov 25
The Leflore County Board of Supervisors voted to move forward on a $2.3 million bond issue that was voted down in a Nov.
College merger unjust to minoritiesHattiesburg American - Sun Nov 22
As a Jackson State University alum, I found the recent article, 'Barbour: Merger Could Save Money,' comical to say the least.
Rural Miss. church mourns stabbing death of pastorPicayune Item - Thu Nov 19
Members of a tiny church in the rural Mississippi Delta are mourning the loss of their pastor who was found stabbed to death in his own home this past weekend.
Donors urged to scrutinize charitiesThe Clarion-Ledger - Mon Nov 16
Mississippians rank near the top when it comes to charity donations in the country, Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann says.
Teenager struck by car diesThe South Mississippi Sun Herald - Fri Nov 13
An 18-year-old girl died at Greenwood Leflore Hospital after being hit by a car on U.S. Highway 82.
Civil rights marker vandalized againThe Clarion-Ledger - Thu Nov 12
The Neshoba County highway marker memorializing the 1964 killings of three civil rights workers by the Ku Klux Klan again has been vandalized, this time with the letters 'KKK' spray-painted across the sign on Mississippi 19.
People in BusinessThe Clarion-Ledger - Sat Nov 07
Kathy Whicker has been appointed to the board of directors. She is is a retired teacher from the Greenwood and Leflore County school districts.
Leflore works to improve residents' healthThe Clarion-Ledger - Tue Nov 03
Leflore County is on track to receive as much as $2.5 million in federal funding in an effort to develop healthy lifestyles.
A lottery could enrich educationThe Clarion-Ledger - Mon Nov 02
I was just reading how Louisiana was able to set aside over $33 million for education spending from the sale of lottery tickets for just one quarter.
Second Mississippi district hit with suit over paddlingAtlanta Journal-Constitution - Wed Oct 28
Regular poster Terry sent this AP story to me Wednesday with the comment, "You would think they would have learned from the first lawsuit, now a second one.
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