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“The fiercest joy is to be a spectator of your own conduct and find no cause for complaint.” – Luke Jennings, “Blood Knots” I turned 56 this year. I’m not […]
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“The fiercest joy is to be a spectator of your own conduct and find no cause for complaint.” – Luke Jennings, “Blood Knots” I turned 56 this year. I’m not […]
It is rather nice these days to answer the question, “Where are you from?” As I travel the state with storytelling art events that question is invariably asked. And when […]
When we talk about the cost of freedom, we often think of battlefields, military service, sacrifice, and the men and women who answered the call. But sometimes, the story of […]
The 1984 science fiction thriller “The Terminator” established James Cameron as a director, made Arnold Schwarzenegger bankable in Hollywood as a leading man, cost $6.4 million to make and grossed […]
The qualifying period for candidates in the 2026 General Election closed at 5 p.m., with two candidates qualified for each local race. Both Lauderdale County Court Judges Veldore Young-Graham and […]
Staff Reports Motorists will want to think twice about driving impaired as the Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Department cracks down as part of a national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over […]
The Meridian City Council approved several fiscal year 2026 budget amendments during their meeting Tuesday evening for the purpose of freeing up funds for the Meridian Police Department to purchase […]
Law Enforcement Reports for Aug. 22 The Meridian Star provides a list of arrests and crimes being reported to authorities to keep the community informed about potential criminal activity. Pursuant […]
Stacker compiled a list of cities with the fastest growing home prices in the Hattiesburg, MS m
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The Salvation Army of Meridian welcomed Maj. Holly Needham as its new officer at a come-and-go reception Thursday. “I am so grateful for the opportunity to serve the people of […]
The Meridian Police Department provided updates Thursday morning regarding allegations involving a male teacher and female student at Meridian Public Schools from 2025 during a press conference. According to...
Downtown Meridian’s Historic Black Business District was illuminated Thursday evening with the unveiling of the restored iconic Hotel E.F. Young Jr. sign, displayed outside the historic Holbrook Building....
MENDENHALL — For Lamar the plan was simple. Run the ball. Behind a potent running attack of Khari Towner and Joe Morrow the Raiders got past Simpson Academy 29-14 in […]
Lauderdale County residents are encouraged to bring their old paint, stale gas, used oil and other hazardous materials for proper disposal at the Solid Waste Amnesty Day. The event, set […]
The Meridian Museum of Art is pleased to announce that registration is now open for its Fall After-School Art Classes. The 12-week program will provide young artists with an opportunity […]
The Meridian Public School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously to approve the bid of Franklin Covey Education to provide district-wide leadership development and social-emotional learning for grades...
After what was described by several supervisors as a multi-year process, the Lauderdale County Board of Supervisors approved purchasing insurance from VFIS in the amount of $125,230 for the county’s […]
The weekend of Aug. 15 and 16 was the James Chaney Day celebration with events at First Union Baptist Church and James Chaney Park, with one of the featured events […]
Lauderdale County community leaders paid tribute to three female trailblazers on Friday as the Women’s Alliance of Meridian hosted a Celebration of Women Leaders at The Mississippi Arts + Entertainment […]
Stacker compiled a list of cities with the most expensive homes in Mississippi using data from Zillow.
A Place for Mom reports on assisted living costs in Mississippi and across the country.
Meridian, Mississippi — 1930. The Great Depression had hit Meridian hard. Money was scarce. Businesses were struggling. And the city faced a difficult decision: Meridian Municipal Airport might have to […]
She’s tough, she’s strong, sassy and furry but don’t be misled to think that Queenie is only a pretty face. Nope, Queenie, the railroad museum cat, has a job description […]