JACKSON – The governor’s office has little to say about the resignation of its press secretary last week after he made an off-color ‘joke’ about the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan that killed about 7,000 people. […]
Despite the passage of the FCC’s National Broadband Plan one year ago, many Americans, particularly in minority and underserved communities, continue to be disconnected from the rest of the digital world. This is particularly relevant […]
JACKSON – A Columbus chiropractor who plead guilty to falsifying patient insurance forms has been sentenced to three years by a Lowndes County judge. Dr. James Edgar Donovan, 63, appeared before Judge Jim Kitchens in […]
PASCAGOULA – A Jackson County man is behind bars after he allegedly walked into a bank and threatened to blow it up. Police said David Harold Hudson, Sr., was arrested after an incident at the […]
MEMPHIS – Despite conflicting reports over the weekend that Delta blues musician Big Jack Johnson had died, sources close to his family confirmed that Johnson, affectionately known as the “Oil Man” died Monday morning, March 14, […]
News Briefs From Across The State Large amount of cash taken from premises The Jackson Police Department said a suspect walked into the Wendy’s Restaurant, on Terry Road, Saturday night and robbed the store at […]
JACKSON – State Auditor Stacey Pickering said if an Alcorn County supervisor doesn’t repay the nearly $160,000 he owes the county, he will be sued by the state. Pickering issued a demand letter to District […]
The “833” Lady Bulldogs of Lanier capped off their magical season with a 74-50 victory of division rival Callaway. The teams played for the sixth time, and many expected the game to be a lot […]
Piney Woods ascended back to its normal place as the 2A State Champions. Piney Woods was a school who regularly challenged for state titles, had top players and sent players off to play divison-1 basketball. […]
Determined, driven, dependable and decisive are words and qualities used to describe Dupree. Johnny Dupree that is. DuPree, 57, was elected as the first black mayor of the city of Hattiesburg, Miss. in 2001, after […]
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