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Mississippi is considered part of the deep south. The state takes its name from the Mississippi River, which flows along its western boundary.

 

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Mississippi news from ClarionLedger.com

Members of the Jackson State University community say they have several concerns about the ongoing presidential search for a new leader.

 

The secretary of state's office says it has received three bids for Green Acres Cemetery in Vicksburg, which was among those taken over by authorities because of allegations the owner misused customer...

 

Two governors seen as potential 2012 presidential candidates appeared together Thursday night at a fundraiser for the Mississippi Republican Party.

 

A big, yellow-beaked bird known as "Cocky" will be the only mascot strutting along the sidelines when the Mississippi Rebels take the football field this weekend in Oxford, and he's rooting ...

 

It's called Labor Day, but your main occupation may be deciding which football games, festivals, outdoor pursuits or other happenings to employ your time this weekend.

 

West Jackson resident Priestly Cresswell did not know what to do about her run-down apartment off Medgar Evers Drive.

 

Charla Robinson and her daughter have a regimen.

 

Two historically black colleges that faced merger talks this year have seen the biggest increase and the biggest drop in enrollment this fall at Mississippi's public universities.

 
 

Local News from Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal via Yahoo! News

FOR SOME OF YOU : This is not a news article. It is opinion. Thats what blogs are. Thats what personal columns are. So, dont get excited that whats to follow is very opinionated. patsy

 

BLUE MOUNTAIN - Blue Mountain's successful annexation of 400 acres at the north end of its corporate limits has increased the town's size by almost two-thirds, from one square mile, or 640 acres, to m...

 

JACKSON - A poor economy and rising costs have not deterred students from attending public universities in Mississippi. The state's eight universities reported total enrollment of 76,736 students this...

 

BUXTON, N.C. The last ferry left for the mainland and coastal residents hunkered down at home as Hurricane Earl closed in with 115 mph winds Thursday on North Carolina's dangerously exposed Outer Ban...

 

Days after opening its online system to Toyota job seekers, the Mississippi Department of Employment Security has accepted it 10,000th application. More than 8,700 Mississippians have applied.

 

NETTLETON - If you haven't been by the idle biodiesel plant behind the National Guard Armory lately, you haven't missed much. The stark white refinery, built by the doomed Biodiesel of Mississippi Inc...

 

TUPELO Mayor Jack Reed Jr. and Police Chief Tony Carleton said this afternoon that the city will appeal the denial of certification for Deputy Chief Robert Hall.

 

Our Guv, Haley Barbour, continues to be news fodder about a possible presidential candidacy in 2012. The deal is, Haley knows better than to ever say no about anything or what he may or may not do. Th...

 

There will be outdoor showings of Ole Miss and Mississippi State football games at Fairpark in a tailgate-type atmosphere officials announced Thursday.

 

ABERDEEN H. Max Speight, who admitted he defrauded a federal biofuels program, was sentenced to 26 months in prison today in U.S. District Court.

 
 

Local news for Mississippi from SunHerald.com

Mayor George Schloegel said this morning that he has another candidate in mind for the Gulfport fire chief’s job now that nominee David Foster of Georgia has accepted a job in Texas.

 

PASS CHRISTIAN — The Mississippi Department of Marine Resources will be taking an extensive sampling of major oyster reefs to look into the oyster mortalities discovered Wednesday and Thursd...

 

Attorney Kenneth Feinberg said Thursday his independent oil-spill claims process already has a better track record than BP’s, despite complaints that payments are far slower than promised, w...

 

BAY ST. LOUIS — Strangers who visited Seymour Jewelry and Gift Store frequently inquired about a bashful artist who signed her oil paintings simply as “Winnie.”

 

GULFPORT — Local governments looking for every possible cut in next year’s budget got a combined $345,000 surprise in the mail.

 

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Port Allen’s mayor and police chief have been indicted on federal racketeering charges for allegedly taking bribes.

 

More of Sound reopened for fishing

 

The Mississippi Development Authority Tourism Division announced Thursday that “VH1 Top 20 Video Countdown” will feature more than 12 locations along the Coast when it airs at 8 a....

 

PASCAGOULA — Former Jackson County accounts payable clerk Ginger W. Lashley’s first run-in with the law came in 1990, when she pleaded guilty to 26 counts of embezzlement, was plac...

 

GULFPORT — The former office manager of a labor organization in Gulfport has pleaded not guilty to embezzling more than $110,000.

 
 

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