Bogue Chitto News

The 2nd Annual Women in Leadership Symposium us set for Nov. 13, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at MSU Meridian.

A Lincoln County teen said bullying by girls is a problem that's getting worse. Kelsey Jackson, a senior at Brookhaven High School, visits schools and organizations around Mississippi and Louisiana talking to girls about bullying and how to handle it.

A Bogue Chitto teen is waiting to find out if she will be expelled after bringing a pocket knife to school.

About 500 ninth-graders from Brookhaven city and Lincoln County schools and Brookhaven Academy will attend a late January program designed to stress the relationship between academic and financial success.

LIBERTY - Graveside services are 11 a.m. Monday at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church Cemetery in the Busy Corner community for Lewell Toney, 78, of Liberty, who died Sept.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Pope of Bogue Chitto announce the engagement of their daughter, Rebecca Ann Pope, to Danial Ray Casada, son of Mr.

A dip in the river turned deadly for Tylertown man. The drowning happened Monday afteroon in Bogue Chitto, in Pike County.

JACKSON - A couple goes out for a special meal to celebrate their wedding anniversary.

Heat Index: 95 F The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians held tribal elections Tuesday.

A couple allegedly involved in an accident with a Greenwood police officer in November is suing the city, the police chief and the patrolman.

Leland Neese, 2, sits in a pile of plush toys for sale on the porch of the Legion Hut in Decatur during a fundraiser Saturday to benefit 14-year-old Morgan Parker who is in need of organ transplants.

A New York City woman says her father apparently lay dead for weeks in a minivan while police repeatedly left parking tickets on the vehicle.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fedric of Hattiesburg are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Kristen Lee Fedric, to Brian Venson Wallace, son of Mr.

Approximately 60 high school students got a taste of a possible career in the media Tuesday at Copiah-Lincoln Community College.

March was more like a lamb than a lion for the Coast casinos, which saw a 16 percent drop in revenues compared to March 2008.

Edinburg's Mitchell Wooten tossed a no-hitter against visiting Ethel on Monday night, leading the Eagles to a 2-0 win and the Region 6-1A championship.

Copiah County authorities are searching for a couple who tried to rob a delivery truck driver.

Dennis and Shelia Brown of Purvis announce the engagement of their daughter, Rachel Ann Brown, to Anthony Drew Smith, son of Anthony Carroll Smith and the late Ramona Smith of Brookhaven.