- Jonesboro Pilot Found Dead at Crash Site
A Jonesboro pilot who, along with his plane, disappeared Friday on a flight from Greenville, Alabama to Cleveland, Mississippi has been found.
- Lawmakers to begin 2009 session Tuesday
The Mississippi Legislature is virtually united behind a forthcoming law that will increase taxes on cigarettes, but exactly how much that tax should be and into which state fund it should be deposited will be ...
- Bucks wins big surprise for shoppers
Local shoppers Kim Bessonette and Becky Smith were both shocked that they won $75 each in The DAILY LEADER Hometown Christmas bucks sweepstakes.
- House panel: Laws are OK
The House Gaming Committee was asked Thursday to clarify the law that allowed the casinos to move onshore after Hurricane Katrina and to mandate a late August start to the school year to help tourism.
- House panel vows aid to casinos in 2009
Members of the Mississippi House of Representatives Gaming Committee met in Vicksburg Thursday and assured managers of casinos in Vicksburg, Greenville and Natchez that they would do all they could to aid the ...
- Gaming commission discusses smoke free casinos
The state House Gaming committee came to the Coast Wednesday. This was a public meeting that gave anyone interested a chance to speak to the committee.
- 8 Inches of Snow in Louisiana, Mississippi
The question this morning is: How much snow fell from this storm system that whitened parts of Texas and the Deep South, then coated a few Appalachian Slopes and northwest New England? The government's snow ...
- Rare Wintry Blast
The first accident was right off of I-55, south of Jackson. Two cars spun out of control and forced traffic down to one lane for about a mile.
- Aldermen flush bids for city park restrooms
Two Brookhaven parks may eventually have restrooms, although the process may take a little longer than planned.
- Shoppers out early for Black Friday deals
Sleepy eyes and an uncertain economy were not enough to keep Brookhavenites from buying up all the electronic items they could get their hands on when Black Friday's sales began early today.
- Down economy prompts changes in buying habits
With the economy at a definite low point going into the holiday season, many shoppers say they will be scaling down Christmas spending.
- birth announcements
Jeremy and Misti Albritton of Canton announce the birth of a son, Crews Blake Albritton, on Oct.
- Baby caught in domestic dispute in April dies
A Lincoln County infant whose mother's boyfriend tried to drown her in a pond seven months ago has died.
- Baby death ruled homicide
The death of the child injured in an attempted drowning incident in April has been classified as a homicide, Deputy Lincoln County Coroner Robert Tyler said.
- Despite Arkansas, Mississippi unlikely to see lottery
As the number of states with lotteries grow, Mississippi and Alabama remain outsiders.
- Chamber honors Reed's as top industry
Reed's Metals owner Bernie Reed said diversifying his inventory might have been a part of the 25 percent growth this year that helped lead his business to garner Industry of the Year honors Thursday at the 2008 ...
- Bolton - Windmiller
Dr. and Mrs. Gary Glenn Bolton of Clinton announce the engagement of their daughter, Lauren Ann, to Robert Keith Windmiller of Brookhaven, son of Mr.
- Yawn was - always smiling'
A former businessman and councilman was laid to rest Saturday afternoon with military honors at Alice Cemetery.
- Fair offers students tips on careers
The school year is only half way over, but the Lincoln County School District is getting its 2009 senior class prepared for life beyond high school.