From The Mississippi Link Newswire OXFORD – For the 10th time in the history of the program, the Ole Miss men’s tennis team will host the NCAA first and second rounds at the Palmer/Salloum Tennis […]
FAIRHOPE, Ala. (AP) Southern Miss football player Jamal Woodyard was arrested last Friday in Fairhope, Ala., and charged with second-degree robbery, the Mobile Press-Register reports. The report says that Woodyard was among three men who […]
GALLMAN – The search for a missing woman – with ties to Carroll County – has taken a national turn as her story has appeared on the ‘America’s Most Wanted’ website. Sixty-five-year-old Linda Gail Reed, a bookkeeper […]
News Briefs From Across The State No suspects in custody Authorities say a Nebraska man has died after being shot while driving on Interstate 55 in north Mississippi. Mississippi Highway Patrol spokesman Joey Miller said […]
JACKSON – (AP) A former Mississippi mayor and prison warden has been sentenced to seven months behind bars for telling an inmate to lie to investigators about sex they had in a hotel room in 2009. Grady […]
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – While the FBI continues their search for kidnapping suspect 35-year-old Adam Mayes, autopsy results have positively identified the two bodies found behind his parents’ Mississippi residence as that of 31-year-old Jo Ann […]
COLUMBUS – A 73-year-old man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for raping his granddaughter nearly two years ago. It only took a jury 15 minutes to decide Gill’s fate during his trial […]
BILOXI – (AP) Mike Gillich Jr., a former Biloxi striptease lounge owner who helped plot the 1987 Dixie Mafia murders of a judge and the judge’s wife, has died. Bradford O’Keefe Funeral Homes in Biloxi […]
Special To The Mississippi Link JACKSON – The Mississippi Legislature recently honored the state’s first African-American women judges. The concurrent resolution recognized Hinds County Chancellors Denise Owens and Patricia Wise, Fourth District Circuit Judge Betty […]
TCHULA – Funeral services were held Saturday for Mississippi’s first black Republican female mayor, Yvonne Rayford Brown. Brown, 59, died of cancer on Monday, April 23, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Columbus. The funeral began […]
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