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Habitat house burglarized
Approximately $900 worth of copper wiring was cut from the walls of the newest Habitat for Humanity project over the weekend. (3 comments) | Read story
Farm bill makes turtle sales legal
For the first time since 1975, selling small pet turtles is legal. (23 comments) | Read story
'Bones' kill daylight
On an overcast afternoon Anthony Banks shuffles the bones on a card table in the front yard of a house in the Cambridge Heights neighborhood. (43 comments) | Read story
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- Fans get ready as LSU goes for championship | (5)
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- Ohio State, LSU to face off tonight | (5)
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- Former Rep. Shows running for U.S. Senate seat vacated by Lott | (2)
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Today's Opinion
Johnson’s move deserves respect
Rep. Robert Johnson, D-Natchez, showed the state last week that skin color isn’t the most important thing in southwest Mississippi.
Today's column by Kevin Cooper
2008 to bring big changes for all
Was it just me or did 2007 literally fly by? It seems like just yesterday that 2007 was getting under way.
today's poll
Are you on edge because of recent home invasion burglaries?
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Note: This is not a scientific poll. The results reflect only the opinions of those who chose to participate.
on the street
What charity do you give to during the holidays?
“I give to a couple of different charities. Habitat for Humanity, United Way and Salvation Army.”
- Phillip Watts, manager at Belk
Business
Denbury Resources works to get oil from depleted wells
Black gold is hiding in the rocks of Adams County. And a Texas-based company has figured out a way to coax the crude from its resting place.
Blogs
Thinking out loud
How low can it go?
If you think last night was cold, wait till tonight and Thursday night.
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