Back to School for Adults: Finding Funding, When to Apply, Choosing Classroom or Online
JACKSON, MISS– Many Mississippi adults want to go back to school, but they aren’t quite sure where or when to start. ...
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UPDATED: Suspicious Person Arrested at Copiah Lincoln Community College
by Sarah Ulmer
WESSON, Miss— Copiah Lincoln Community College officials have confirmed to News Mississippi that a suspicious person was arrested on the Wesson campus this morning. ...
Your College Savings Plan: Obama Drops Plans to End Tax Exemptions for 529s Like MACS
by kim
WASHINGTON, D.C.–Saving for your child’s college education is expensive and some parents have chosen programs that draw interest, like the Miss. Affordable College Savings (MACS)....
College Football: Ole Miss, Southern Both Looking for Wins, MSU Hopes to Stay on Top
by kim
STARKVILLE, Miss.–Mississippi State is hoping to keep its spot as No. 1 in the AP poll, while Ole Miss (No.7) and Southern Miss are both...
Favre’s Record Broken by Manning, College Football Scores From the Weekend
by kim
DENVER, Colo.–Mississippi’s strong record of producing football greatness shined on this weekend as Peyton Manning, who has strong Mississippi ties, broke an NFL record that...
College Football Getting Started: Sports Guy Dixon Williams Has a Preview
by kim
STARKVILLE, Miss.–It’s a big week for colleges and universities in Mississippi as football gets started Thursday. News Mississippi sports guy Dixon Williams has this look...
Miss. News Briefs: Ladies That Shoot at Cars, Man Gets Shot at Truck Stop
by kim
FORREST COUNTY, Miss.–There are some ladies who don’t mind popping off a few shots at you, if they’re mad enough, say deputies in Forrest County....
Years of Public Service Remembered: Former Hattiesburg Mayor Chain Dies
by kim
HATTIESBURG, Miss.–It was early Saturday morning when former Hattiesburg Mayor Bobby Chain passed away. The 84-year-old was in the Forrest General hospice. But, his life...
Teen Pregnancy: Legislature Looks at Curbing College Pregnancies
by kim
JACKSON, Miss.–Whether you’re a politician or you or someone in your family has experienced it, many Mississippians would agree that there are too many teen...