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Three arrested for murder of Hayden Burke
Jefferson Davis County Sheriff’s Deputies, along with the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation, Prentiss Police Department and Lawrence County Sheriff’s Department, have arrested three males involved in the murder of Hayden Burke. Kadarrian “KD” Johnson, 17, Kenneth Hester III, 18, and Johnathan Berry, 18, all of Prentiss, have been arrested and charged. Burke, 14, of Carson, […] The post Three arrested for murder of Hayden Burke appeared first on Prentiss Headlight.
Mississippi Highway Patrol working wreck on I-55
BROOKHAVEN — Mississippi Highway Patrol Troop M announced they are working an accident on I-55 Friday morning. The left southbound lane is open to traffic now. Both southbound lanes at mile marker 40 were temporarily blocked originally. MHP asks people to avoid this area if possible. Delays could be expected otherwise. Use extreme caution driving in […] The post Mississippi Highway Patrol working wreck on I-55 appeared first on Daily Leader.
Mistrial declared for woman charged in fatal DUI crash
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – A Hinds County judge declared a mistrial in the Beth Ann White case. The jury began their deliberations on Thursday, November 30 after the defense rested their case. The jury did come back to the courtroom around noon, saying they could not reach an agreement. However, the judge said they needed […]
crystal springs, MS Residents: Your Future Dogs Best Friend Awaits!
Interested in adding a furry friend to your family? Even if you're just keen on viewing some of the cute critters available for adoption nearby, there are ample pets waiting for their forever homes in animal shelters throughout and around crystal springs.
More rain to come this weekend
JACKSON — A little less than an inch of rain fell in Lincoln County Thursday night, 0.87 inches to be exact, according to the National Weather Service. More is forecast to come Friday night and into the weekend. A slight chance of sprinkles will accompany a clearing fog this morning. Rain chances will shoot up […] The post More rain to come this weekend appeared first on Daily Leader.
The Architectural Legacy of Pennsylvania's German Settlers
The town of Gallman in Pennsylvania stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of German immigrants who, in the 19th century, planted their cultural roots deep into American soil. Their formidable journey across the ocean and subsequent servitude to pay for their voyage did not deter them from contributing significantly to their new homeland. The architectural and communal landscape of Gallman still echoes with their skills, traditions, and strong community bonds, a clear reflection of the broader German imprint on America's cultural tapestry.
Four local restaurants pass health inspections
BROOKHAVEN — Four restaurants passed health inspections this past week according to Mississippi Department of Health records. A convenience store also passed a health inspection with flying colors. Rally’s, located at 755 Brookway Boulevard, earned an A. It is the third straight A they have earned since 2022. Smitty’s Place, located at 452 ½ Rogers Street […] The post Four local restaurants pass health inspections appeared first on Daily Leader.
Boswell Float Takes 1st in Christmas Parade!
Please note that this post contains affiliate links and any sales made through such links will reward MageeNews.com a small commission – at no extra cost to you. Tuesday night, November 28, 2023, Main Street Magee was awash with lights and people! If you’ve never attended a Magee Christmas parade, well, you have missed out on one of the greatest ways to prepare for the holiday season.
Former FedEx Driver Allegedly Shot At By White Men Shoots Back with New Lawsuit
D’Monterrio Gibson, the former FedEx delivery driver who said two white men chased him down in a racist attack, filed his second lawsuit following the incident. Why the second one, you ask?. A judge dismissed the first one because his argument was weak. Gibson alleges that, on Jan. 24,...
Christmas Parade beats out rain
BROOKHAVEN — A forecast of rain and naysayers could not dampen the Christmas Spirit in Brookhaven Thursday night. Children screamed with jubilee as they ran around picking up candy tossed by parade riders in downtown Brookhaven. Occasional drops of rain fell and gusts of wind whipped around a few times but the weather was calm […] The post Christmas Parade beats out rain appeared first on Daily Leader.
Chief’s Grill opens sit down restaurant
ZETUS — Chief’s Grill announced it would open a Steakhouse at the former Funky Monkey on Zetus Road in September. Wednesday was the first official day of business for the new steakhouse at 1378 Zetus Road. General Manager Chad Walker said business was steady. Chief’s Grill Steakhouse will serve steaks from 4 p.m. to 9 […] The post Chief’s Grill opens sit down restaurant appeared first on Daily Leader.
Mississippi family suing after they say 5-year-old boy was left on empty school bus for hours
A Mississippi family is reportedly taking legal action after they say their 5-year-old boy was left alone for hours on an empty school bus. WLBT in Jackson reports that the attorney for Shameaka Washington is seeking punitive damages against the Brookhaven School District after Washington’s 5-year-old son Germani woke up in the bus at the district bus barn.
Crystal Springs native commits to Jeff Lebby, Mississippi State football
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Mississippi State football’s newest head coach Jeff Lebby earned his first commitment since he was hired for the Bulldogs. Lebby, the former Oklahoma offensive coordinator and recent Ole Miss OC was named the university’s 36th head coach on Sunday. Crystal Springs native Johnnie Daniels...
The parade is still on: Brookhaven Christmas spirit not dampened
In spite of anticipated rain, the Brookhaven annual Christmas parade has not been canceled, nor postponed. It will begin at 6:30 p.m. Anyone who has registered to be in the parade but would like to cancel due to the forecast, however, has until 5 p.m. Wednesday to cancel and receive a refund, by calling 601-833-1411. […] The post The parade is still on: Brookhaven Christmas spirit not dampened appeared first on Daily Leader.
Local veterinarians warn of ‘mystery dog illness’ moving across the country
FLOWOOD, Miss. (WLBT) - While many people around the country are coming down with the flu, dogs are coming down with something too. But, veterinarians can’t identify what’s causing it. What’s being dubbed the “Mystery Illness” spreading to canines in the U.S., is an unknown respiratory infection that...
Woman killed in fiery crash on I-220 identified
JACKSON, Miss. — The Hinds County coroner has released the name of a woman who was killed this week in a fiery crash on I-220 near Medgar Evers Boulevard. Bridgette Clanton, 49, 0f Jackson, died in the Monday night wreck after the vehicle she was driving crashed into tree.
Teeuwissen sworn in as Hinds County Court judge
HINDS COUNTY, Miss. (WJTV) – Pieter Teeuwissen was sworn in on Thursday as the interim County Court Judge for Hinds County, Subdistrict 2. Gov. Tate Reeves (R-Miss.) appointed Teeuwissen to fill a vacancy due to the death of the Honorable LaRita Cooper-Stokes. Teeuwissen’s term will begin on December 4. He is a graduate of Tougaloo College […]