Old church's graves 'Windows to the Past'

The Clarion-Ledger - Mon Nov 23

Hanging beside each of the stained glass windows in the sanctuary of Iuka United Methodist Church is a picture of a grave.

From 2,000 to 100 school districts?

The South Mississippi Sun Herald - Sat Nov 21

Considering that Mississippi once had more than 2,000 public school districts, Gov.

Deadly North Mississippi Pursuit

WBBJ-TV - Tue Nov 10

According to Corinth police, South Bank was robbed around 4:30 p.m. Officers say a male suspect got into a car and was chased east on Highway 72 until it crashed in Tishomingo County near Iuka.

Beautiful ravine's puzzle-pieces just don't fit scene

Montgomery Advertiser - Mon Nov 02

BEAR CREEK, Miss. -- It was a jigsaw puzzle of a day, the blue sky pieces brushed with pine treetops and hickory leaves beginning to turn yellow.

Have fun this fall on the Natchez Trace

Hattiesburg American - Mon Oct 26

THE SWEET GUM is certainly not my favorite tree. However, it does retain one attribute - it is faithful in brightening up the October landscape, especially on the Natchez Trace.

Aluminium-lithium Orion better than composites

Flight Global - Mon Oct 19

A NASA programme manager confirms aluminium-lithium remains the favoured material to serve as the primary structure for the Orion crew module despite an ongoing, two-year programme to develop a mostly composite alternative.

Supervisors hear jail presentations

The Webster Progress-Times - Fri Oct 16

Supervisors hear jail presentations The Webster Progress-Times WALTHALL - Supervisors heard from more firms last week offering their services for design and construction of a new jail.

Quilt celebration a stitch in time

Madison County Herald - Sat Sep 12

Revel in the art of quiltmaking at the Greater Jackson Quilt Celebration in Ridgeland next weekend.

Trash & Treasures returning

Mississippi Business Journal - Thu Sep 10

TISHOMINGO COUNTY a ' The Tenn-Tom Tourism Association announces plans for the 2009 Trash & Treasures along the Tenn-Tom Oct.

Apron exhibit reflects ties to the past

The Clarion-Ledger - Wed Sep 02

Don't let anything come between me and dinner. Unless it's an apron. That front-line defense against the drips, plops and splatters of a cooking life is so functional I rarely considered its finer points.