University of Mississippi Chancellor Dan Jones has made plans to take personal leave beginning June 15. The Board announced today that it has authorized Morris Stocks, UM provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs, to act with full authority on behalf of the chancellor during that leave.
The results of Mississippi’s first statewide assessment of learning in Kindergarten show that the majority of the state’s youngest students have made significant gains this academic year.
Two of Mississippi’s public universities are likely to increase the student fees that are charged above tuition this fall, a growing trend among the schools.
A judge dismisses a malpractice claim against a Columbus doctor before the defense even puts on any testimony.
Columbus City Council voted 5-1 to disallow beer sales on park grounds during feestival
O'Charley's honoring veterans nationwide
Chancery Clerks from all of Mississippi's 82 counties meet in Columbus
Charged in armed robbery, kidnapping and homicide.
Starkville's Cotton Mill Project in Starkville continues to evolve and fill store fronts.
DSP Armory in Fulton trying to get a foothold in the AR market
Dr. Felix Sutphin led college for 30 years
Houston residents vote on 1% tourism tax August 11th
A company updating a natural gas pipeline promises to repair damaged roads.
Tupelo CVB remembers Shake Rag neighborhood with special exhibit
Gilbert named interim director, Clark retiring June 30.
Members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives Thursday pledged to continue their support for a newly-designated FAA Center of Excellence for Unmanned Aircraft Systems that will research and develop technologies and policies for the use of unmanned aerial systems, or drones, in the United States.
The group will start work this fall on developing new systems for allowing unmanned aerial vehicles to work in the nation's airspace safely.
The Mississippi Airport Association is holding its annual meeting at the Bancorpsouth Conference Center.
Cooper is accused in the shooting death of Virgil Harris on Columbus' Northside back in December 2013.
Eupora celebrates the 125th anniversary of its founding
Liquori Tate will be honored by his hometown of Starkville.
Columbus ceremony timed to coincide with National Vigil held in Washington, D.C.
After stints in Amory and Pontotoc, Tony Cook headed home to Houston
Lowndes County voters passed a 44 million dollar school bond - school board sets plans in motion
Tupelo prioritizing projects after passage of school bond referendum