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Starting next year, Mississippi families can get a break on their taxes for donating to scholarships that will largely benefit private schools, experts say. The federal program, created by President […]
A report from the Joint Legislative Committee on Performance Evaluation and Expenditure Review, or PEER, shows that while improvements are being made on the healthcare provided to Mississippi’s inmate popu...
Mississippi’s most visited tourist attraction is poised for a major upgrade. The Vicksburg National Military Park will gain a 60,000 square foot, state-of-the-art visitor’s center, with an expected openi...
The Salvation Army of Meridian is in full swing with its largest annual fundraising campaign, and it needs your help. The Red Kettle Campaign and Angel Tree Program do more […]
The City of Meridian recently released information advising motorists that 8th Street between 23rd Avenue and 24th Avenue, directly in front of the Temple Theatre, will be closed Thursday, Nov. […]
Earth’s Bounty will hold its final festival of the season Saturday, Nov. 7 beginning at 8 a.m. As Earth’s Bounty’s 2026 season winds down, so does the availability of fresh […]
During Monday morning’s Lauderdale County Board of Supervisors meeting Pat Harrison Waterway District Executive Director Danny Box told the supervisors about a number of developments in the district, speci...
Sophomore South Dakota State center Alec Squires knew from a young age that he was capable of this, but that doesn’t make it any less of a dream.
The Bloomfield Queen Bees will be making their first trip to the Nebraska State Volleyball Tournament since 1978. They hope to finish where they left off on that trip: on
Hannah Gotchall remembers seeing her grandfather sitting in a chair beside her hospital bed. He had been dead for years, having lost his own battle with lung cancer. But there he was, she recalls, as real to...
BY ANDREA BURNS Tis the season for ghosts and goblins, sometimes to a homeowner, nothing can be as scary as trying to kill Bermuda grass… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Si...
Got his start as DJ at WIRO Noah Adams, who was a long-time host of “All Things Considered” passed away on Oct. 16 at the age of age of 84 […]
The Center Square Thirteen Ohio colleges and universities are in the 2027 College Free Speech Rankings, but Ohio’s average grade for free speech is D-, no better or worse than […]
Early voting is under way The general election in Ohio and Lawrence County is set for Tuesday. At the top of the ballot are the gubernatorial and U.S. Senate races, […]
No funding available for next year At Tuesday’s Lawrence County Commissioners’ meeting, the end of the Open Door School was announced. It will be replaced by a charter school next school […]
In addition to candidate races in Tuesday’s general election, voters will also decide on several levies and alcohol sales options on the ballot. In the Village of Chesapeake, a police […]
Ashland resident draws from diverse artists from Dylan to The Cure Ashland, Kentucky, singer songwriter M. Brinston Berry will perform Sunday, Nov. 8 at 3 p.m. in the Ohio University Southern […]
(COLUMBUS) — As polls close across Ohio at 7:30 p.m. tonight, Secretary of State Frank LaRose reminds Ohioans that Election Night is just the beginning of a thorough, bipartisan process […]
LCEMS will soon be able to administer blood on way to hospital Lawrence County EMS is among the first in the state to be able to administer blood transfusions to help save […]
COLUMBUS — The Ohio High School Athletic Association has announced the schedule and ticket details for the football state championship games —set for December 3-5 at Tom Benson Hall of […]
Husted loses in special election for seat COLUMBUS (AP) — Former Sen. Sherrod Brown defeated Republican Sen. Jon Husted in Ohio on Tuesday, flipping a seat that was crucial to […]
Manteno reaches uncharted territory in the Hosselton era after dominant win in Class 2A sectional semifinal
Crystal Lake South tops Kaneland, Sycamore beats Lakes to reach Class 3A sectional final
Back in 1947, kids in Washington, D.C., skipped trick-or-treating for Halloween in order to feed hungry children around the world. Instead of collecting candy, the kids got donations of nutritious