Oct 27, 2009 | Meridian Star
Judge to make ruling on horses and their owner
By Brian Livingston blivingston@themeridianstar.com A Lauderdale County judge will make a ruling Monday as to whether seven horses will be returned to their owner in Russell or not.
Seized Horses Find Temporary Home in Chunky
A group of horses that officials say were neglected by their owner are now being cared for at Coyote Hills Stables in Chunky.
Motorcycle Wreck Claims Local Cab Driver
A Meridian resident has died from injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident. 72-year-old Earl Jackson was involved in a wreck Oct.
Instructor returns from overseas duty to MCC family
For the past year Jane Brand has seen the results of war in both Iraq and Afghanistan.
Meridian employees receive Aero Star Awards
Several employees of Lockheed Martin Aeronautics in Meridian were 2009 recipients of the company's prestigious Aero Star Award, which goes to exemplary employees and teams from across the Aeronautics Company.
Disabled man waiting for power in home
Bo Hines has a brand new modular home on a piece of newly landscaped land that he has been unable to enjoy because for more than three months he hasn't had power.
Submitted by WWAY on 29 June 2009 - 3:52pm. You might be feeling patriotic this week.
Farming Partnership Protecting Waterways
Efforts are being made to help protect area rivers, lakes, and streams from pollution that originates at chicken farms.
The Mississippi Department of Transportation announced updates on projects in Newton, Lauderdale, and Neshoba counties.
Names of RV Crash Victims Released
Temp: 88.0 F Heat Index: 92 F Meridian, Key Field, MS The names of the people involved in a fatal crash of an RV Monday on Interstate 20 near Chunky, Miss., were released Tuesday by the Mississippi Highway Patrol.
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Students Saydrianne La'Shawn Harris, Timothy Montrell Johnson and Gabrielle Morgan, each received the H.M. Ivy Scholarship, which comes with a $1,500 award for their junior year of study at senior institutions.