May 2004

By Staff May 11, 2004 The Associated Press and the Hattiesburg American have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Marshals Service over an incident in Apr...

Marisa Henry of Carthage has been selected to receive the Doris and Cecil Seale Memorial Scholarship at Meridian Community College. Daisy Seale Moore ...

By Staff May 15, 2004 Officials on Friday lifted a boil water notice for customers who get their drinking water from the North Lauderdale Water Associ...

By By Tony Krausz / assistant sports editor May 14, 2004 Ole Miss will try to break a recent trend against Florida this weekend, as the No. 11 (Baseba...

This is one in a series of stories highlighting the competitions that make up The State Games of Mississippi. The State Games are set for June 18-20 a...

By By Robby Atkinson / staff writer May 14, 2004 ENTERPRISE The small town of Enterprise is sometimes not recognized on maps in the United States, and...

By By Alan Hinton / Hattiesburg American May 14, 2004 PURVIS The wind in Purvis blew toward right field all day long. The United States flag in center...

By By Georgia E. Frye / staff writer May 14, 2004 Denise Knight, who served as federal programs director for the Lauderdale County School District, is...

Delbert McClinton will headline a 7 p.m. concert tonight at Singing Brakeman Park, the next event in this year's Jimmie Rodgers Memorial Festival...

By By Steve Gillespie / staff writer May 14, 2004 Sadie Martin didn't like the sound of Sweet Gum Bottom Road when it was first given about 10 ye...