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Lake Elementary Celebrates Fitness
Lake Elementary School is the only campus in the Scott County School District to get a $26,000 Blue Cross Blue Shield Foundation grant to build a fitness area.
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Galloway Endorses Low Power Radio Stations
Last Updated: 2:56 PM 11/20/09In the wake of Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita, a push began for low power radio stations to be available during emergencies.
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MDOT to Make Traffic Change in Neshoba County
Last Updated: 2:28 PM 11/20/09The Mississippi Department of Transportation will detour traffic at the intersection of Highway 19 and Highway 492 in Neshoba County, starting Monday.
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Mississippi High Court Lifts Stay
Last Updated: 11:37 AM 11/20/09The Mississippi Supreme Court has lifted a stay on the trial of two men in the slaying of a Forest teenager.
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House, Vehicle Badly Damaged by Fire
The home of a Meridian man was badly damaged Friday morning when a vehicle caught fire under a carport.
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Update on Body Found in Creek
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Last Updated: 7:32 PM 11/19/09 - Police say a preliminary autopsy revealed the cause of death for Shawn Rackley to be freshwater drowning. (Full Story) |
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'Oprah Winfrey Show' to End
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Last Updated: 1:59 PM 11/20/09 - Oprah Winfrey will end her long-running talk show in 2011. (Full Story) |
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Parkview Still Recovering from Fire
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Last Updated: 7:21 PM 11/19/09 - Months after a fire at Parkview Elementary School, officials say progress has been made but still everything is not back to normal. (Full Story) |
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Motorcycle Club Makes Commitment to Students
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Last Updated: 7:45 PM 11/19/09 - The motorcycle club, Speed Limit Riders, is making sure some local elementary school children have positive role models. (Full Story) |
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Hope Village Receives Corporate Grant
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Last Updated: 7:13 PM 11/19/09 - Hope Village for Children Thursday received some help for a new 2-year transitional program, that helps residents who graduate high school or get their GED to remain in state care as they learn life skills. (Full Story) |
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Salvation Army Begins Christmas Effort
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Last Updated: 7:16 PM 11/19/09 - The Salvation Army Thursday announced its biggest fundraiser of the year, the Red Kettle Campaign, will begin Friday. (Full Story) |
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MSU-MCC Team for Job Fair
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Last Updated: 7:18 PM 11/19/09 - People looking for a job had a a chance to apply for several openings Thursday in Meridian. (Full Story) |
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- Kahne May Leave Petty Racing
NASCAR driver Kasey Kahne maybe changing teams during the off season - NASCAR Chief Has End Of The Year Press Conference
Brain France says Jimmie Johnson's attempt at history is good for NASCAR - 'Bama's McClain Named Butkus Finalist
Rolando McClain is one of three SEC linebackers up for the postseason award - Local Scoreboard
Here are the latest hoops scores from Thursday night - MSU Notches 1st Win of the Season
Mississippi State picked up a home win Thursday night - Ole Miss Wins in Puerto Rico
The Rebs hoops team beat a well known non conference opponent Thursday - Saints' Bush Battling Knee Injury
Reggie Bush's status for the Saints game this weekend is up in the air - Cody Named Finalist For Prestigious Award
Alabama's Terrence Cody is one of five finalists for national defensive player of the year - Lady Eagles Upend EMCC
MCC pulled away in the second half to take down East Mississippi on the road Wednesday
- Rock the Belt Stresses Safety
The Office of Highway Safety brought the message of how seat belts save lives to Clarkdale High School Tuesday. - Early Detection Key in Fighting Cancer
There is one thing that helps reduce deaths from cancer. That is early detection. - Mississippi Teens Face Growing Health Problem
Teenagers make up almost 40 percent of those diagnosed with sexually transmitted diseases in Mississippi. - District Says Response to H1N1 Vaccine Strong
Some of the first H1N1 vaccinations in Mississippi were offered at local schools. The response surprised some officials. - Wicker Says House Bill Imposes Mandate on Individuals
Mississippi Sen. Roger Wicker spoke about the health care debate Thursday afternoon in Waynesboro, in a speech to the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs. - Health Department Offers Free Swine Flu Medicine
Mississippi's uninsured and under-insured can receive free swine flu medication. - John Johnson's Running for Cancer Patients
The Anderson Regional Cancer Center, the Community Foundation of East Mississippi, and WTOK-TV are partnering for John Johnson's Run for Cancer. - Health Care Rallies Held in Mississippi
Two outspoken groups on different sides of the health care debate in Mississippi have jumped into the noisy national debate over reform. - Boil Water Notice for Stonewall
Some Stonewall residents will be needing to boil their drinking water.
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