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ERDC staffers take home awards
The Mississippi Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers recently named Lucy Priddy as Young Engineer of the Year and Jeb Tingle as Engineer of the Year.
More cuts proposed for Mississippi's 2-year colleges
It looks like our state's two-year colleges aren't beyond the reach of Governor Haley Barbour's budget axe.
Chance to win car also benefits agency
Leaves are falling and the weather's cooling off, but luck is just heating up, thanks to the Mississippi Children's Home Services.
Could vandals be targeting Warren county schools?
VICKSBURG , MS Between this weekend and Wednesday three schools in Warren county have been burglarized and vandalized.
Miss. native premiers film on hunger
Mississippi native Donald Simmons Jr., now a dean at Dakota Wesleyan University, will lecture and premier the documentary film 'Hungry for Green: Feeding the World Sustainably' on Friday at Harvard Medical School's Center for Health and the Global Environment in Boston.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Vicksburg hosts safety meeting
Col. Randy Cheston of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and public awareness expert Danny Spencer will be among the speakers at an emergency planning seminar Nov.
Jury awards $7.6M to Vicksburg man
A Warren County jury has awarded $7.6 million to a former sandblaster who developed severe silicosis.
Vicksburg man accused in officera s 2008 slaying
A 51-year-old Vicksburg man faces a capital murder charge in the 2008 shooting death of a retired assistant police chief.
Convict in 1977 slaying dies in prison
Just two hours into his second day on the job at a Vicksburg truck stop, 17-year-old Phillip Morson was shot and killed by a co-worker, Alvin Cessna.
Man charged in '08 Vicksburg killing
Vicksburg police today announced the arrest of Tyler Lee Smith of Vicksburg for the 2008 murder of retired police officer Walter Cole.
Clinton watercolor artist Wyatt Waters is being recognized for lifetime achievement with the state's highest arts honor.
'Give My Heart Ease' a bluesy read
This week folklorist William Ferris returns to Mississippi to promote his new book, Give My Heart Ease: Voices of the Mississippi Blues.
VICKSBURG a ' After sitting gutted and empty for years, an historic, pioneering department store is getting new life as a luxury corporate apartment building.
Gaming equipment maker Bally Technologies Inc. posted fiscal 2010 first-quarter results yesterday after the closing bell.
Grand jury: dead zones top cop worry
An urgent need for radio and other communications that work everywhere in the county, without ''dead zones,'' is the top need for Warren County law enforcement, a county grand jury reports.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Zach Booth of Vicksburg was 13 years old and had never seriously pondered his sexual orientation.
Mississippi-based brigade knocks out IEDs in Middle East
Roadside bombs are claiming the lives of a growing number of Americans in Afghanistan.
Alabama fugitive nabbed on Mississippi tugboat
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Lynch mob: how David's son finds the Lynchian in ordinary interviews
Interview Project, a series of interviews with ordinary Americans conducted by David Lynch's son Austin and fellow film-maker Jason S, is an addictive experience that plays to the internet's strengths Think poignant folksiness rather than lucid nightmare ... David Lynch and a cow.
Vicksburg airport terminal still under renovation
VICKSBURG, Miss. - In the prefab home that's been serving as the Vicksburg Municipal Airport terminal for the past year, space is at a premium.