A federal judge has dismissed all claims made against three Hattiesburg Police Department officers by Gus Georgian and Pamela Hamilton, the two suspects in the 2016 murder of retired teacher Ann Georgian.
The addition of 90 upcoming jobs, current and future growth, and a milestone for Regions Bank were all celebrated Thursday during a ribbon cutting at the recently-opened Regions Bank Loan Operation Center at the corner of Lincoln Road and Lamar Boulevard.
A Lamar County man who allegedly kidnapped a 6-year-old relative has been arrested in Birmingham, Alabama, and is waiting extradition back to his home county.
Lorene Breland Bond
82, of Perkinston
Lorene Breland Bond died June 5, 2019, in Wiggins. Services were June 8 with burial in Ten Mile Cemetery.
Mrs. Bond was a member of Vardaman Street Baptist Church in Wiggins and a retired nurse.
The Petal High School student ambassadors want to make their school more beautiful and safe for students on campus with an Outdoor Assembly Project.
During the June 3 meeting of the Forrest County Board of Supervisors, District 3 Supervisor Burkett Ross presented a check for $25,000 to fund the project.
When Mississippi more than 15 years ago adopted a law to cut down on the nuisance of telemarketers, it provided some relief — for a while.
Dad, can we cook supper together tonight?” Are there any more beautiful words in the English language?
Well, probably, but those were some pretty sweet words when I heard them last week.
I’ll put it this way— in that moment, there were no better words I would have rather heard from my 18-year old son.
Back in the days of “iron men and wooden ships,” Yankee sea captains often sailed with bob-tailed Manx cats onboard – not as stowaways, but as full-fledged members of the crew who earned their passage by keeping the ship’s ever-threatening rat population under control.
Do you have the bug? In recent years, the sport of tennis has taken over my life.
I’m spending a lot more time on the courts and enjoying playing tennis all year-round.
When I was growing up, I never really played tennis. I was more into soccer.
It was just one hundred years ago – an entire 130 years after America’s first presidential election was held, where only white men who owned property were allowed to vote – that an amendment to the U.S. Constitution was introduced to give women the right to vote.
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