JACKSON – (AP) Sears Holdings Corp. says it will close three stores in Mississippi among the dozens of retail outlets the company says it will close as a result of poor holiday sales. Sears will […]
STARKVILLE – (AP) Utah State nearly knocked off No. 15 Mississippi State on its home court. That’s not good enough for coach Stew Morrill. “We made some errors down the stretch,” Morrill said. “I’m pleased […]
Special To The Mississippi Link LOUISVILLE – Louisville native Carl Jackson is not only a celebrated solo artist, but his collaborative efforts with other legendary Country performers has earned him a place right beside the […]
2011 Year in Review JACKSON – The weather was a big issue in Mississippi in 2011 starting with an unexpected snowfall leading up to rigidly cold temperatures, the flooding of the ‘Mighty’ Mississippi and a […]
One of the greatest “honors” of 2011 SAN DIEGO, Ca. – The family of slain civil rights activist Medgar Evers said an old friend has ‘made good’ on a promise. Many years ago, former Mississippi […]
From The Mississippi Link Newswire Sheriff Tyrone Lewis will take his oath JACKSON – New and returning Hinds County officials will take the oath of office during a swearing ceremony scheduled for Thursday morning at […]
GULFPORT – An Alabama man was killed early Tuesday morning in Gulfport when his vehicle stalled on the tracks and he was hit by an oncoming train. Twenty-nine-year-old Brian D. Little of Mobile was pronounced […]
HATTIESBURG – (AP) Darnell Dodson scored a career-high 24 points off the bench and Southern Mississippi romped past Belhaven 93-48 Tuesday night for the Golden Eagles’ seventh straight win. Dodson shot 10 of 13 from […]
Elizabeth Taylor, Nick Ashford and Steve Jobs also among those lost in 2011 (AP) They lived by the sword, both inspiring fear and acts of bloodshed around the world. And in the end, they both […]
Copyright @ 2025 Website Design by No Regret Media