Kidnapper Leads Police On Chase Through Southside

 from The Columbus Packet by Colin Krieger

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A false start? Saints - some, at least - open camp

from clarionledger.com Pierre Thomas expressed annoyance at his sloppiness in the Saints' first practice since the end of the lockout.

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wtvanews: Judge: Land-taking restriction can go on ballot: A judge has ruled that an initiative to restrict eminent domain... http://bit.ly/nwlUDP

wtvanews: Judge: Land-taking restriction can go on ballot: A judge has ruled that an initiative to restrict eminent domain... http://bit.ly/nwlUDP:
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NEMS360: House approves debt bill Senate ready to reject http://ow.ly/5QS9c

NEMS360: House approves debt bill Senate ready to reject http://ow.ly/5QS9c:
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Shop Friday and Saturday Sales Tax-Free

Shop Friday and Saturday Sales Tax-Free: "People are taking advantage of Mississippi's sales tax holiday this weekend."
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So long, Reggie Saints part ways with Bush, $11.8M salaryvia clarionledger on 7/28/11Nine years later, the Miami Dolphins have again traded for a New Orleans Saints running back who won the Heisman Trophy.

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 USM picked to finish 2nd in preseason C-USA poll from clarionledger.com Southern Miss is picked to finish second in the Conference USA East Division this football season in a poll of 24 media members who cover the league.

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Tomlinson to lead new Renasant Bank in Starkville

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Murder Suspects Nabbed

from The Columbus Packet by Packet Administrator Columbus investigators arrested four people in connection with the murder of Eddie “Megg” Bankhead.

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Credit Unions Donate to Red Cross

from WTOK - HomePage - Headlines

Victims of April's tornadoes were remembered through a donation to the Red Cross.

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Retailers expect crowds for upcoming sales tax holiday

from Tupelo Newswire

Luxe Boutique owner Jade Gaskin unpacks a new shipment at her downtown Tupelo store Wednesday.

5:13 PM (33 minutes ago)

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NEMS360: AP: House postpones vote on GOP debt-limit plan

from Twitter / NEMS360

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Investigator headed to work with D.A.’s office

from starherald.net - Kosciusko, MS Local News by By Leslie N. Dees

Veteran Kosciusko Police Department Investigator Curtis Pope will be working with District Attorney Doug Evans’s office in a similar capacity.

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Durant board approves debris removal bid; National Night Out planned

from starherald.net - Kosciusko, MS Local News by By Matthew Breazeale

A bid has finally been approved for debris removal on the streets of Durant.
Cluttered curbs have been an issue since the April 26 storms and now an Alabama company is slated for the clean-up.

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Williams remains in custody after threatening president from starherald.net - Kosciusko, MS Local News by By Leslie N. Dees An Attala County, who allegedly threatened to murder the president and “blow up” University Medical Center, remains jailed without bond after a detention hearing on Friday in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Mississippi.

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Food vendors hit the streets of Kosciusko

from starherald.net - Kosciusko, MS Local News by By Nancy Green

An appetite for hot dogs, boiled peanuts, barbecue, or pork skins can be easily satisfied from a visit to curbside and parking lot locations on Kosciusko streets.

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Redistricting map approved by supes

from starherald.net - Kosciusko, MS Local News by By Leslie N. Dees

Attala County Chancery Clerk Gerry Taylor said the board of supervisors approved its proposed plan Tuesday after an open meeting to review the map one final time with attorney John Shaw and the map developer.

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WCBINEWS: Possible Post Office Closures are hitting pretty close to home. http://t.co/s1ct42e

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from Twitter / wtvanews

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Luke Woodham Seeks Release from Prison

from WTOK - HomePage - Headlines

The man convicted of killing three and wounding seven in a 1997 rampage at Pearl High School is asking for clemency.

Stabbing Latest

from WTOK - HomePage - Headlines

There are new developments in the case of a man accused of stabbing a Newton woman more than twenty times.

Minister pleads with city to protect neighborhood from terror

from The Neshoba Democrat RSS Feed: News

A northwest Philadelphia minister pleaded with city officials last week to protect the neighborhood around his church after a series of shootings.

Pet of the Week

This Lab mixed puppy is named Bailey. She is about a month old and has not been spayed. Bailey is very playful and is looking for a good home. For more information on this animal or others, please call the Louisville Animal Shelter at 662-773-4320 or visit the shelter located on 110 Thompson Street. We are overrun with kittens and puppies. Thanks for your support.

Pet of the Week

This sweet dog is a female German Shepard mix. She has not been spayed. She is sweet and playful and is looking for a good home. For more information on this animal or others, call 662-773-4320 or visit us on 110 Thompson St in Louisville. Thank you for your support.

Pet of the week

This cute little puppy is 3 months old and is a male. He is nameless and is very calm and shy. Needs a good home. For more information on this animal or others, call 662-773-4320 or visit us on 110 Thompson St in Louisville. Thank you for your support.