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History, recent and distant, is on summer reading list
The best reason for reading David W. Beckwith's book about his year as a public school teacher in his native Mississippi is that he had no reason to write it.
Most of Miss. budget approved; public safety iffy
The House and Senate reauthorized Medicaid to stay in business with the start of the year Wednesday, and both chambers passed a separate bill to fund the government health insurance program for the needy.
Bikers to roar into Vicksburg casino
Fireworks won't be the only noisemakers Saturday. More than 700 bikers are expected to ride from Roosters Event Center in Delhi, La., to The Riverwalk Casino Hotel in Vicksburg on Saturday in a "poker run" to benefit cancer patient Karen Walker of Greenwood.
Date set for Miss USM trunk show
In preparation for the Miss Mississippi Pageant, the University of Southern Mississippi Student Government Association is sponsoring a trunk show for Miss University of Southern Mississippi, Maggie Evans.
Roaming rabbi finds a new home
At age 9, she dreamed of being an astronaut or a rabbi. Either job would have brought her closer to God, but Batsheva Appel chose the latter.
Minister and mentor named Mississippi parent of the year
Father's Day was very special for a Vicksburg minister being honored by the state.
Will Medicaid holdup hurt doctors?
The president of the Mississippi State Medical Association disagrees with the governor's statement that delaying Medicaid reimbursements won't affect services.
Tickets On Sale Now For Miss Mississippi Pageant
Tickets are on sale now for next month's Miss Mississippi Pageant, organizers said.
Vicksburg park to get makeover
Landscape changes are coming to the Vicksburg National Military Park to reveal the terrain features that helped make the river city a natural fortress during the Civil War.
Sparta Ground Water Conservation District Commission meets today
MINDEN - The Sparta Ground Water Conservation District Commission meets at 3 p.m. Thursday in the Minden Civic Center.
Neurotoxicogenomic Investigations to Assess Mechanisms of Action of...
ToxSci Advance Access originally published online on May 5, 2009 Toxicological Sciences 2009 110 :168-180; doi:10.1093/toxsci/kfp091 , Michael J. Quinn, Jr , Mark S. Johnson , Lynn Escalon , Karl J. Indest* , Xin Guan , Joan Clarke* , Youping Deng , Ping Gong and Edward J. Perkins* * U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Environmental Laboratory, EP-P, ...
USDA to assess flood damage to Miss. crops
The Mississippi River has eased in the Vicksburg area, allowing federal officials to examine the acres of farmland submerged by flooding in May.
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Developer Plans to Tap Mississippi for Energy
The Mississippi may in a few years be laced with giant underwater turbines using the force of the river's flow to generate power if Free Flow Power Corp, a Massachusetts-based hydropower developer, is allowed to install hydrokinetic turbines at as many as 55 sites along the Mississippi River.
Former Vicksburg officer loses appeal
VICKSBURG, Miss. - A federal appeals court has upheld the conviction of a former Vicksburg police officer for taking bribes to protect what he thought were shipments of cocaine into the city.
Ethanol plant seeks tax exemption
Bunge-Ergon Vicksburg Inc. is seeking a tax exemption for about $3.6 million worth of ethanol shipped out of Mississippi.
OXFORD - After more than a decade of defining itself in relation to its charismatic leader, the University of Mississippi will soon be stepping into a new, unknown phase of its history - life after Robert Khayat.
Court rules in Vicksburg police case
The state Court of Appeals has thrown out part of a ruling by Warren County Circuit Court concerning a fired Vicksburg police officer.
It's all water over the dam - or under the bridge - now, but history shows that the U.S. Army's dominant research and development organization had an unlikely start: its own Corps of Engineers didn't want it and opposed its creation.
Harvey Johnson Jr. is Jackson's new mayor. Click here for election results. Johnson, a Democrat, had a substantial lead throughout the night Tuesday.
Vicksburg mayor loses; Moran wins in Ocean Springs
Democrat Paul Winfield defeated two-term incumbent Mayor Laurence Leyens in Vicksburg become the Mississippi River city's second black mayor.
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