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Fairview adds archery to growing list of sports
Fairview Attendance Center, in a continuing an effort to provide more extracurricular activities to its students, recently added archery to go along with basketball and cross country as sports offered by the school.
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Northeast CC sets annual five-county junior high coaches meeting
Northeast Mississippi Community College athletic director Ricky Ford has announced a meeting of the junior high coaches that have qualified for the annual five-county junior high tournament
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NORTHEAST SOFTBALL HOLDS ALUMNI GAME
Approximately 40 current and former Northeast Mississippi Community College Lady Tiger softball players gathered together for the second annual Lady Tiger Softball Alumni Game.
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MSU softball team comes to Tupelo
The Mississippi State softball team came to Tupelo on Sunday, Oct. 16, to host an exhibition game and skills clinic.
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Troy stars grateful for Northeast Community College experience
Five former Northeast Mississippi Community College football players continue to succeed on the gridiron at Troy University.
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ICC to honor Eaton, Burhorn as 2011 Athletic Hall of Fame inductees
Itawamba Community College is proud to announce Mike Eaton and Chuck Burhorn as its 2011 Athletic Hall of Fame inductees.
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Local Roper Wins Regional Team Roping Championship
Mike Woolven of Nettleton was part of a winning duo.
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Springer leads the way as Black Sox win title
The Kenard Springer-powered Verona Black Sox captured their first Tombigbee Waterway League semi-pro baseball championship since 2006.
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Wheels of Northeast Mississippi Car Club - "Heritage Day Car Show"
Sat. Sept. 3rd 2011 - Iuka, MS
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New Albany coaches receive health training
New Albany Middle School Football Coach Jamie Coleman practices infant CPR while Nurse Jill Robbins look on.
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Hatley Touchdown Club selling gear
HATLEY'S TOUCHDOWN CLUB is selling Hatley Tigers logo t-shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies.
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Vardaman looking for girls basketball game
VARDAMAN HIGH SCHOOL is looking for one boys and one girls basketball team to fill two openings in its Jan. 5-7 Tater Tournament.
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Smithville softball Run/Walk
SMITHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL'S softball team is hosting the Lady Noles EF-5K Run/Walk at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 17
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Tupelo claims ICC basketball team camp title
The 2011 ICC Men’s Basketball Team Camp proved to be one of the most competitive and exciting camps ICC head coach Marty Cooper has seen in recent years.
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Friends of late golfer host tournament Friday
Friends of the late Tyler Sloan couldn’t have picked a more perfect way to raise money for a scholarship in his memory – by hosting a golf tournament.
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Lady Indians host basketball camp
The Itawamba Community College Lady Indians basketball program will host their 2011 Summer Camp Sunday, June 5 through Tuesday, June 7.
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Smithville Little Leaguer pitches perfect game
Todd Cowley, a left-handed pitcher for the Smithville Hardware Little League Team, pitched a perfect game this past week against Hatley.
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Houston Junior Legion Teams get set to travel
The Houston Travelers will be on the road again this summer as the Junior Legion team prepares to take the field May 31 in their opening game in Pontotoc.
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Optimist tour qualifies May 21
The Optimist International Junior Golf tour will hold a qualifying tournament May 21 at the Mississippi State golf course in Starkville.
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MDWFP recruiting Conservation Officers
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks is actively recruiting wildlife conservation officers to fill 20 or more openings statewide.
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Director of the Secret Service Mark Sullivan at the National Peace Officers Memorial Service on Capitol Hill in WashingtonWASHINGTON (Reuters) - A prostitution scandal in Colombia involving U.S. Secret Service employees did not result in any security breach and was not behavior that reflected the high ethical standards of the agency, the director of the agency said. Secret Service Director Mark Sullivan defended the culture of the agency in testimony prepared for a Senate hearing on Wednesday, saying its employees were among the most dedicated and "self-sacrificing" in the federal government. It will be his first public appearance before Congress since the scandal. ...


Tue May 22 21:00:43 UTC 2012
LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - A fast-moving wildfire burned down seven homes in Nevada on Tuesday as winds fanned the flames, and firefighters battling a series of dangerous blazes in the U.S. Southwest in dry weather and strong winds made slow progress. Blazes in rugged, mountainous areas of Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado have already forced the evacuation of several small towns and torched more than 70 square miles (112 square km) of forest, brush and grass over the past 10 days. ...
Tue May 22 23:19:25 UTC 2012
(Reuters) - U.S. prosecutors on Tuesday moved to seize millions of dollars' worth of real estate in Texas that a former governor of a Mexican state is accused of buying with payments from drug cartels and from criminal extortion and bribery schemes. Tomas Yarrington, the former governor of Tamaulipas, Mexico, was not charged criminally but two civil lawsuits were brought against him in U.S. federal court. ...
Tue May 22 23:59:01 UTC 2012

Two men look out over the San Francisco skyline from above Dolores Park in San Francisco(Reuters) - San Francisco has the best city park system in the United States, while its neighbor less than 200 miles away, Fresno, has the city parks most needing improvement, according to a new ranking of 40 local park systems released by the Trust for Public Land. Using "the most comprehensive park rating system ever developed," the trust found that San Francisco has the highest score in terms of park access, size and services and investment. Nearby Sacramento ranked second, while east coast metropolises Boston and New York tied for third, followed by Washington, D.C. ...


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