While government boards in Mississippi can legally meet behind closed doors to discuss many issues, the public can be left dumbfounded when a board takes a major action that it’s never before discussed in in an open meeting.
Jones' status unchanged after Friday afternoon IHL meeting
Facilities lead short-term plans. Aircraft upgrades - long-term
A natural phenomenon that has caused a headache for weather forecasters and concerns for Alabama residents is being fixed
Special performance of "Tales From the Crypt" ahead of Columbus debut of "Chronicles of Blue and Gray"
Thirteen candidates have qualified to run for an open congressional seat in north Mississippi.
Carys Snyder's artwork will be displayed in the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC.
Absentee balloting has begun for the April 28th School Bond Referendum in Tupelo
United Way of Lowndes County exceeds Fall/Winter Campaign expectations
Joyner Elementary students enjoy tasty treat courtesy of high school culinary program students
Mike Hurst makes campaign stop in Starkville
Important Dates for Upcoming Elections
Area hospitals interested in taking over troubled facility, but roadblocks still stand
In just a few short months, tires will be made at Yokohoma's plant in Clay County.
Natchez Trace Parkway Interpreters take public input for Long Range Interpretive Plan
Marcus Raines is charged with Possession with Intent and Felon in Possession of a Firearm
Minor battle with major twists commemorated with historical marker in Chickasaw County
Junior BETA Club Convention hits Tupelo's BancorpSouth Arena
He cites party unity; two Republicans remain in August primary
Air-Evac crew touches down in Hamilton, Ala.
Traveling exhibit honors fallen soldiers.
Starkville's Unity Park monument to Mississippi Civil Rights leaders is complete.
In 2014 the Golden Triangle Development LINK, identified a 325+ acre tract of land located in the City of Starkville near the Hwy 25 and Hwy 82 intersection for development as the Innovation District Park.
Mississippi has received a $20.5 million grant from USDA to conduct a three-year pilot program to match SNAP recipients with workforce training and job opportunities.
Itawamba Community College has embarked on a five-year plan that will include significant building projects on both the Fulton and Tupelo campuses.