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Metro residents rally for, against
The debate over health care reform has local residents rallying for and against the bill that passed the U.S. House of Representatives on Saturday.
Madison County supervisors, over the concerns raised by one member, approved a financing plan for a Canton development that calls for the county to pay for public improvements with the higher tax revenue that is expected to be generated.
Rain delays progress on Old Canton upgrades
Good progress was made on the widening of Old Canton Road in Madison during the spring and summer months.
Moratorium causes confusion in Canton
The adoption of a moratorium in Canton that regulates pawn shops, liquor stores and other establishments has caused widespread confusion among Cantonians.
Will proposed ordinance close existing targeted Canton businesses?
The Canton Board of Aldermen targeted liquor stores, pawn shops, nail salons and check cashing stores as undesirable Monday.
Canton's city engineer resigns
Rudy Warnock has resigned as Canton's city engineer amid an ongoing contract dispute that Warnock alleges stems from an attempt by the mayor and city attorney to force him out.
Pedestrian critically injured walking on Madison roadway
A Madison County woman was fighting for her life Saturday after being struck by possibly more than one vehicle.
Canton man pleads no contest in hazing
The seventh and final defendant in a November hazing incident involving the Southern University marching band pleaded no contest Thursday and was put on probation.
The BankPlus Outstanding Students at the Canton Career Center have been announced for the first nine weeks.
Nissan plans electric Infiniti, commercial van
Infiniti will get an electric vehicle as early as 2012, and Nissan Motor Co. also will create an electric commercial van to sell to governments and fleet customers.
Canton High student Ross in soon-to-be released DVD
Ballast, a 2008 film that features a Canton High student in a leading role, is set to be released to DVD and Blu-Ray Nov.
Nissan to offer commercial line in 2010
Despite the sluggish economy that has sent two U.S. carmakers into bankruptcy court this year, Nissan North America Inc.
Leaders make deal on TIF payments
Ridgeland will pick up Madison County's first payment on bonds for Colony Park next April, but then the county will pay the city's share six months later.
Council eyes check-cashing firms
The Jackson City Council will discuss a possible moratorium on new check-cashing establishments and other 'predatory' lenders at its meeting tonight to study the lenders' affect on the neighborhoods in which they operate.
Two planned area residential developments will use housing tax credits to help make them a reality.
Man pulls heist at Canton Mart bank
Canton Mart Road in Jackson at 1 p.m. on weekdays is normally filled with motorists on their lunch breaks pulling in and out of drive-through lanes.
Jury spares life of teacher who killed rival
CANTON, Mississippi- The same panel of jurors that convicted a former middle-school teacher of two counts of capital murder spared her life Wednesday.
Rug show coming to Canton's Old Jail this weekend
There is going to be a rumble going on at the Old Jail in Canton Oct. 16-17th. More than 65 rug hookers from all over the Southeast - Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana and Texas - will have their rugs on display while working on their current rug hooking project at the Old Jail House on East Fulton Street in Canton.
Family and Lawyers React to Carla Hughesa Guilty Verdict
Members of the Hughes' family as well as lawyers on both sides discuss the guilty verdict against Carla Hughes.