Some University of Mississippi employees wept this morning when their chancellor of 14 years, Robert C. Khayat, told them of his plans to retire June 30.
A wooden Bahama boat hand-built by Dr. James Alexander in his Ocean Springs driveway has cameo roles in the award-winning new movie, “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” which opened on Christmas Day.
HANCOCK COUNTY — South Mississippi’s first two reported traffic fatalities of the new year on a major highway occurred early Monday when a pickup traveling in the wrong lane collided head-on with another vehicle.
GULFPORT — A tip led to the arrest Sunday of one of South Mississippi’s most wanted criminals.
A sea gull glides in for a perfect landing at the remains of the Biloxi Lighthouse pier Monday morning.
In a year of prolific offenses, Drew Brees stood out.
Now that 2009 is under way, consider bringing in your new year by catching a novel take on a very old tale.
JACKSON — The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians says it will operate its Golden Moon Hotel and Casino only three days a week and is eliminating 570 non-tribal staff positions as part of a broad restructuring plan intended to save money.
Let’s hope that the Mississippi Legislature’s 2009 session is as good as Ole Miss’ 2008 football season.
Officials at King's Daughters Medical Center in Brookhaven say the last four months of 2008 saw unexpectedly low patient volumes and the hospital must increase its patient flow.