Magee News

America's servicemen and women need only the appreciation of their country to make their sacrifices bearable.

Alzheimer's disease will be the in the spotlight Friday at South Central Place for the hospital's Caregiver's Support Group Community Education Day.

The Salvation Army has registered over 1,500 angels in Jones County and the other five counties it represents for its annual Christmas Assistance Program.

With winter looming, Southern District Public Service Commissioner Leonard Bentz wants to spread the word about federal programs that could help folks stay out of the cold.

Q: Dear Jack, I live in Magee, and I have family in Clinton. I was told of an upcoming event being held in Clinton that I might want to attend.

Lorrie Magee has lived in her home on North Street nearly five years. And during that time, at night, it was sometimes hard for her to breathe.

A Silver Creek woman called her granddaughter a miracle baby on Wednesday because doctors were forced to deliver the baby early after her mother became ill with swine flu.

Mayor Harvey Johnson Jr. last week put a wrinkle in conventional wisdom when he tapped Rebecca Coleman to lead the Jackson Police Department.

Longtime Simpson County Coroner Bobby Williams died early Friday morning at his home in Magee.

Three of the four suspects in Monday's drive-by shooting on Hardy Street made their initial appearance in Justice Court on Wednesday.

Bad brakes, sleepy drivers and a tough economy are all coming together in the cabs of 18 wheelers.

Ayden Wolken knows some things a 3-year-old shouldn't have to know. Like the meaning of the terms 'carbs' and 'blood sugar,' and whether there's too much of them in his body and what to do about it.

Mississippi's businesses could get a work force boost beginning Oct. 1 from a proposed $43 million program that could create 4,800 jobs.

The 36,000 fans who packed The Rock Saturday had more than a penchant for football in common -- they all had to work around changes in parking availability.

Lea Barton has joined the firm as an account executive. She is a visual artist who specializes in mixed- media painting.

A McComb woman pleaded guilty Medicaid fraud today, Attorney General Jim Hood said.

Kyseta Warner-Armstrong is the founder and future chief executive of Armstrong Intensive Outpatient Program.

Fifty-four attorneys from Butler, Snow, O'Mara, Stevens and Cannada, PLLC have been named to Best Lawyers in America 2010.

It's hard to believe, the first day of school for T.U.S.D. is just around the corner.

A south Mississippi couple is trying to bring attention to racial equality in their small town, but now others are questioning their motivation.