Two Mississippi Schools Receive National Blue Ribbon From U.S. Department of Education
WASHINGTON D.C.– Caledonia Elementary School and St. James Catholic School receive the National Blue Ribbon Award from the U.S. Department of Education....
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Terry Man Wins $50,000 from Georgia Lottery Ticket
by kim
Photo: Georgia Lottery Corporation ATLANTA, GA.- A Terry man visiting Georgia came home a much wealthier man after winning big from a lottery ticket....
Another Stop on the Blues Trail
by Sarah Ulmer
MOORHEAD, Miss– The folks way back when called it Yellow Dog. Now that exact spot is getting a marker on the Blues Trail. ...
Data Breach Hits Four Mississippi Restaurants
by kim
SOUTHAVEN, Miss. — Your credit card information could be at risk depending on where you have eaten in the past few months. There was a...
TweetUp to Keep You Safe
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – You can learn tips on how to prepare for and keep safe during disasters during a nationwide tweetup....
Wayne County Drug Bust Sends 15 to Jail
by Sarah Ulmer
WAYNE COUNTY, Miss– Cocaine, Xanax, Zanaflex, Meth, Hydrocodone and Ecstasy were all found in Wayne County and now 15 people are in jail. ...
Selling the Hospital: Judge Says Natchez Hospital Can Sell After Eight Hour Hearing
by kim
By John Mott Coffey, with News Mississippi affiliate WQNZ NATCHEZ, Miss.–The judge overseeing the bankrupt Natchez Regional Medical Center’s sale is allowing its transfer to...
West Nile in Mississippi: Three More People Have It This Week
by kim
NESHOBA COUNTY, Miss.–Mississippi has some wonderful woods and waterways and when you combine the outdoors with people, sometimes it means disease. West Nile mosquitoes have...
Taking Your Money While In Office: Former Warren Co. Circuit Clerk Gets Ten Years
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VICKSBURG, Miss.–Taking taxpayer money while she was in office is why former Warren County Circuit Clerk Shelly Palmertree got a ten-year sentence Monday. She will...
The Virus That Could Make Your Kids Sick: Two More People Infected With Enterovirus
by kim
CALHOUN COUNTY, Miss.–The enterovirus could put your kids in the hospital and now two more young children have been infected in Mississippi, said the State Department...