Aug 27, 2008 | Calhoun County Journal Online
School Board Will Meet At Schools
By JOEL McNEECE The Calhoun County School Board plans to take some of its future meetings "on the road." The board unanimously approved Monday night moving some of its future meetings to various school campuses ...
The abundance was unsettling and euphoric. Everywhere you looked, people held watermelon halves in the palms of their hands.
07.AUG.08 Printed word comes to life
Staff at Batesville's Panolian newspaper inspect new copies of The Tunica Times for quality as they are "hot off the press" on July 30.
Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal
BY ERROL CASTENS Daily Journal Oxford Bureau OXFORD - Lives are returning to normal, but not without scars and painful memories, six months after twisters ripped apart industrial and commercial buildings and ...
No injuries reported in three vehicle accident
The Choctaw Plaindealer A three-vehicle accident in Choctaw County resulted in no injuries.
Caterpillar in full swing after twister
BY DANZA JOHNSON Daily Journal OXFORD - To show gratitude and appreciation for employees and their families, Caterpillar threw a family day celebration Saturday in conjunction with the rededication of their new ...
Greenwood Island continues to fascinate, give up its story
Our historic Greenwood Island has been experiencing a higher profile lately with the discovery in May of two graves that may be the remains of additional Mexican War veterans.
Harassment complaint filed against OPD officers
A complaint has been filed against two members of the Oxford Police Department who allegedly harassed a woman and her two teenage sons Thursday.
Harassment complaint filed against OPD officers
A complaint has been filed against two members of the Oxford Police Department who allegedly harassed a woman and her two teenage sons Thursday.
Authorities find missing swimmer's body
Authorities have found the body of a swimmer who went missing in Panama City Beach.
The body of a swimmer missing since Saturday afternoon was pulled from the water Sunday morning and identified as a Mississippi man, authorities said.
Prince Edward Visits to Honor Mississippi Students
Named for the current Queen of England's husband, Prince Phillip, the Duke of Edinburgh's Award was created to give teens and young adults the self confidence to reach their full potential.
Meridian to host Masonic meeting
The Grand Chapter of Mississippi Royal Arch Masons and Grand Council of Mississippi Royal and Select Masters will hold their annual meetings this weekend at Best Western in Meridian. via Meridian Star
Medicaid still causes budget woes
“Plus, if we lost that program, it would shut down a lot of hospitals.”
BY BOBBY HARRISON Daily Journal Jackson Bureau JACKSON - Legislators could not reach agreement on a budget for the Division of Medicaid as they worked late Monday night to put the finishing touches on a ... via Djournal.com
RE: Classic traps EXTFILE and EXTMBR
I like using the Retrieve Object Description API to determine the first instance of an object. via Midrange-l mailing list
RE: Rexx address command versus execsql
Simon, Here is a code excerpt that works: ------ Address execsql Address command "clrpfm file1" Mystatement="select axascd from vngdbdta/dbaxrep where axazcd='WV'" Execsql "set option commit=*none, ... via Midrange-l mailing list
RE: IBM 3581 tape drive and Slot 7
Your unit is probably set to automatically use a cleaning tape, which loads in slot 7. PP 89-90 in the setup, operator, and service guide say: Determining the status of the autoclean function: 1. Ensure display ... via Midrange-l mailing list
Watson chosen interim MSU president
“Dr. Watson is the perfect choice for Mississippi State's interim leader”
BY BOBBY HARRISON Daily Journal Jackson Bureau JACKSON - Vance Watson, who has been a member of the Mississippi State University staff since 1966, was chosen Thursday by the state College Board to serve as the ... via Djournal.com
Petal school district recognized for senior project initiative
The Mississippi Board of Education recognized two teachers and one school district at its Friday morning meeting. via The Clarion-Ledger
Bill eyes school district leaders
“At some point we have to say we are going to change directions. Perhaps that change should begin at the top.”
BY BOBBY HARRISON Daily Journal Jackson Bureau JACKSON - The House is expected to consider legislation that would allow superintendents, both appointed and elected, to be replaced if their school districts are ... via Djournal.com
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