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Martin Laid to Rest

Last Updated: 11:01 PM 02/08/10
A final farewell was offered Monday to Phillip Martin, the longtime former chief of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians.

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Two Die in Afternoon Wreck

Last Updated: 7:37 PM 02/08/10
Two people were killed and two others injured in a wreck late Monday afternoon in Lauderdale County.

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Meridian Reaches Sesquicentennial

Last Updated: 6:58 PM 02/08/10
The city of Meridian will celebrate a major milestone, 150 years of history, this week.

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Governor Poised to Sign 'Meth' Bill

Last Updated: 8:15 PM 02/08/10
For years the pharmacist has been the gate keeper when it comes to regulating who buys pseudoephedrine cold products. It will likely next be physicians.

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Partnership Spreads Safety Message

Last Updated: 8:13 PM 02/08/10
There is a new partnership between the American Red Cross Key Chapter, the Meridian Fire Department and Citizens National Bank.

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	Series to Focus on DUIs 0 Comments Last Updated: 4:23 PM 02/08/10 - Newscenter 11 begins a three-part series Tuesday, taking a behind-the-scenes look at apprehending drunk drivers, along with surprising information about what constitutes impairment. (Full Story)
	Saints Gear Popular Items 0 Comments Last Updated: 7:08 PM 02/08/10 - Stores are selling Saints gear quickly, as more comes in to celebrate the franchise's first Super Bowl win. (Full Story)
	McGlowan Enters GOP Race in North Mississippi 0 Comments Last Updated: 3:37 PM 02/08/10 - Conservative author and TV commentator Angela McGlowan is seeking the Republican nomination in Mississippi's first congressional district. (Full Story)
	Michael Chosen Teacher of the Year 0 Comments Last Updated: 8:11 PM 02/08/10 - The Meridian School District's Teacher of the Year is Liz G. Michael, an English teacher at Meridian High School's ninth grade. (Full Story)
	AT&T Reaches Tentative Contract 0 Comments Last Updated: 12:30 PM 02/08/10 - AT&T Inc. reached a tentative agreement with a union representing about 30,000 workers in the Southeast, the company said Monday. (Full Story)
	Greene County Officials Defiant 2 Comments Last Updated: 11:51 AM 02/08/10 - An Alabama legislator says Greene County's sheriff has the authority to deputize men to stop a raid of the local dog track. (Full Story)
	Trial to Begin in JSU Student Death 0 Comments Last Updated: 11:04 AM 02/08/10 - More than two years after the body of then-missing Jackson State University student Latasha Norman was found in a wooded area, her alleged killer is scheduled to go on trial Tuesday. (Full Story)
	Lyttle Dies at 67 1 Comment Last Updated: 11:16 PM 02/07/10 - A former president of the Meridian-Lauderdale County NAACP, Shirley Lyttle, has died. (Full Story)
	Another Reflection on Chief Phillip Martin 4 Comments Last Updated: 9:22 PM 02/06/10 - Chief Phillip Martin worked with the tribal government of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians for over forty years. Members of the tribe remember his hard work. Those who worked with him from outside of the reservation also reflect on his dedication. (Full Story)
	Martin Lauded for Vision 1 Comment Last Updated: 9:20 PM 02/06/10 - Former chief of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, Phillip Martin, made a lasting impression on his people and community. (Full Story)
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Saints Gear Popular Items
Stores are selling Saints gear quickly, as more comes in to celebrate the franchise's first Super Bowl win.
Meridian Reaches Sesquicentennial
The city of Meridian will celebrate a major milestone, 150 years of history, this week.
Governor Poised to Sign 'Meth' Bill
For years the pharmacist has been the gate keeper when it comes to regulating who buys pseudoephedrine cold products. It will likely next be physicians.
Two Die in Afternoon Wreck
Two people were killed and two others injured in a wreck late Monday afternoon in Lauderdale County.
Martin Laid to Rest
A final farewell was offered Monday to Phillip Martin, the longtime former chief of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians.
Partnership Spreads Safety Message
There is a new partnership between the American Red Cross Key Chapter, the Meridian Fire Department and Citizens National Bank.
Series to Focus on DUIs
Newscenter 11 begins a three-part series Tuesday, taking a behind-the-scenes look at apprehending drunk drivers, along with surprising information about what constitutes impairment.
McGlowan Enters GOP Race in North Mississippi
Conservative author and TV commentator Angela McGlowan is seeking the Republican nomination in Mississippi's first congressional district.
Michael Chosen Teacher of the Year
The Meridian School District's Teacher of the Year is Liz G. Michael, an English teacher at Meridian High School's ninth grade.

AT&T Reaches Tentative Contract
AT&T Inc. reached a tentative agreement with a union representing about 30,000 workers in the Southeast, the company said Monday.
Greene County Officials Defiant
An Alabama legislator says Greene County's sheriff has the authority to deputize men to stop a raid of the local dog track.
Lawsuit Filed Against Hatter
Sumter County Sheriff Johnny Hatter is facing another sexual harassment lawsuit, his second in the last decade.
Move Over Law Takes Effect
Motorists in Alabama now have to move over for emergency vehicles or else face a fine.
Toyota to Announce Fix for Gas Pedals
Toyota Motor Corp. says it will begin telling millions of customers how it will repair their sticky gas pedal systems next week.
Two Charged in Alleged Child Abuse Case
21-year-old Tineisha Butler and her 25-year-old boyfriend, Lakendrick Holley, have been charged in connection with an alleged case of abuse in Choctaw County, Ala.
'Scale Back Alabama' Launched
'Scale Back Alabama' is beginning its second year of fighting the battle of the bulge, and reducing health problems, together.
Haiti Donations Deductible on 2009 Alabama Returns
Alabama taxpayers who contribute to charities providing earthquake relief in Haiti can claim those donations on their 2009 state income tax returns.
Lawsuit Filed over Deadly Motel Fire
A lawsuit has been filed over the Alabama motel fire that killed four students from the Mississippi University for Women.

Should pseudoephedrine, which is a main ingredient in many cold medicines, be made available by prescription only to try to prevent the making of meth?

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