Time Running Out for KiOR Plant, Over $70 Million Owed to the State
COLUMBUS, Miss.–Time could be running out soon for the KiOR plant in Columbus, which was set up to made fuel out of wood chips and
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What You Can Expect to See on Tuesday’s Ballot
JACKSON, Miss. – Tuesday Nov. 4 is the big statewide general election. For some people the big question may not be “who are you voting
Men Accused of Killing Teen During Canton Robbery Arrested in Texas
CANTON, Miss. – The two men accused of killing a 13-year-old boy and injuring his father during a store robbery in Canton have been captured
Oxford Police Department Seeks Raise
OXFORD, Miss.- The Oxford Police Department is seeking a raise of salaries for new and veteran officers.
Mississippi 4-H Awarded $82,000 Grant for Mentor Programs
JACKSON, Miss.- Mississippi State University Cooperative Extension Service has been awarded an $82,000 grant to support 4-H mentoring programs throughout the state.
Saying Sorry Doesn’t Get it, Parents want Guntown Teacher Gone from Classroom
GUNTOWN, Miss. – A Guntown Middle School teacher has been reprimanded after two students said she made a racist remark in an attempt to get
The Tatter Tell Smell of Drugs Wasn’t in the Air, But Suspects Arrested Anyway
ADAMS COUNTY, Miss. – An Adams County woman is free on $5,000 bond following her arrest on charges of possession and intent to distribute synthetic
Smaller Pecan Harvest Expected, Could Mean Higher Prices
JACKSON, Miss. — Sweet potato casserole, pecan pies, and other sweet southern confections may be bit more expensive to make this year because of a