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Ernest Lee has been named superintendent of the Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman.
George County supervisors OK changes in 2011 tax rolls
Tax Assessor/Collector Vince Carlisle presented the petitions, which reflect changes made to the tax rolls that would offer refunds on property taxes collected in error.
Outlook - Tiger Pride, New $20M middle school scheduled to open in fall 2013
As the 2011-12 school year concludes, Moss Point School District has made grade strides in overcoming obstacles, and has been recognized as one of the top school districts by several organizations across the state of Mississippi.
Jackson County Bicentennial Moments - Daisy-Vestry history linked to...
Editor's note: Jackson County will celebrate its bicentennial on Dec. 18, 2012. Throughout this year, The Mississippi Press will republish a series of stories about the histories of our local communities.
Outlook: Several George County, Lucedale projects focus on historic preservation
George County and Lucedale city leaders are working through a long list of quality-of-life projects this year, and several tasks focus on the preservation of historic buildings around town.
First Art Walk to reveal hidden talents of Lucedale
Local and surrounding artists will turn downtown Lucedale into an artsy landscape during the first Art Walk, starting on Friday.
George County's SPIRIT students plan second event to kick off summer fun
Sixth-grade SPIRIT students of George County have worked for months to get ready for the second annual School's Out ... Run for Summer Fun.
Agricola man arrested for manufacturing meth
Howell said George County Narcotics agents, the Lucedale Police Department and the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics received a tip someone was cooking methamphetamine in the Agricola Community on Monday evening at approximately 5 p.m. The multi-agency effort resulted in the arrest of Crawley at a residence in the 200 block of Glenn Vincent Road.
Christopher Baxter convicted of capital murder in George County sheriff's death
NATCHEZ, Mississippi -- Christopher Lee Baxter was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole today after a jury found him guilty of capital murder for his role in the 2010 death of George County Sheriff Garry Welford .
Guilty verdict returned in sheriff's killing
A Lucedale man has been found guilty of capital murder in the 2010 death of George County Sheriff Garry Welford.
Christopher Baxter murder trial witness: Williams driving truck that killed Welford
Baxter is accused of running over and killing George County Sheriff Garry Welford during a high-speed chase on July 21, 2010.
Health Help Mississippi in Hattiesburg to serve southern part of state
This office will cover Jackson and George counties, as well as Lawrence, Jefferson Davis, Covington, Jones, Wayne, Wilkinson, Amite, Pike, Walthall, Marion, Lamar, Forrest, Perry, Greene, Pearl River, Stone, Hancock and Harrison counties.
George County Deputy Bobby Daffin back on the stand in Christopher Baxter murder trial
Day two of testimony in the capital murder trial of Christopher Baxter has resumed this morning with George County Sheriff's Deputy Bobby Daffin returning to the stand in the Adams County Courthouse.
Judge denies mistrial in sheriff's killing
A state judge Tuesday denied a defense motion for a mistrial at the capital murder trial of a man accused of running over a Mississippi sheriff.
Drugs, cash confiscated during George County checkpoint
George County investigators arrested two Lucedale men during a checkpoint when drugs and money were discovered in the men's vehicles.
Trial begins in sheriff's 2010 death
The capital murder trial of a man accused of running over a Mississippi sheriff has begun with jury selection.
George County supervisor Larry Havard files lawsuit against his board over redistricting plan
District 4 Supervisor Larry A. Havard has filed a lawsuit against the George County Board of Supervisors appealing the board's decision to adopt plan two of the county's redistricting plan.
Baxter trial Monday in death of George Co. sheriff
Trial is scheduled Monday in Natchez for a man accused of running over and killing George County Sheriff Garry Welford in 2010.
Goff's appeal stayed in capital murder case
Appeals from death row inmate Joseph Bishop Goff will not be heard while he is undergoing mental health treatment, the Mississippi Supreme Court has ruled.
New superintendent at Parchman prison
Lee joined the Mississippi Department of Corrections as a correctional officer trainee in 1981 and worked his way up the ranks.
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