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FDA opens purse to unproven drug

Wed,07/07/21-9:42PM, 6,235 Reads 100,025 Statewide
Prescription drug costs in the United States are high. They are one of the leading factors that keep health care costs routinely rising faster than the general inflation rate.
As a result, Americans spend more on prescription drugs annually than those who live in other developed nations. The reasons are varied.
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Open later? City board says clubs shouldn't be open at all

By JAMIE PATTERSON JAMIE PATTERSON
Wed,07/11/18-10:24AM, 6,235 Reads
While several nightclub owners are adamant about remaining open late, the truth is that none of them should be open at all according to city leaders.
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Thank the Lord for a mother's instinct

By JAMIE PATTERSON JAMIE PATTERSON
Thu,04/19/18-10:26AM, 6,231 Reads
I’ve always heard of a mother’s instinct, and now I know that it really exists.
My husband Jason is usually on top of things around our house, but lately I have been exercising almost superhero powers with my ability to see and hear everything.
And those abilities help out tremendously with our curious children.
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Scott chosen to attend MSA

Mon,09/15/25-8:00AM, 6,229 Reads
Elliott Scott of Yazoo City, has the opportunity to complete their junior and senior years of high school at the Mississippi School of the Arts (MSA) in Brookhaven.
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An empty house full of memories

By JAMIE PATTERSON JAMIE PATTERSON
Fri,12/04/15-11:56AM, 6,228 Reads
My mother and I stood in the doorway of my grandmother’s house.

It was still, dark, quiet.

There was also that strange smell that begins to invade a house that has been empty for a long time.
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Allen Jackson "Jack" Smith

Mon,09/21/15-11:15AM, 6,228 Reads
Allen Jackson “Jack” Smith was born in Charleston, MS on February 4, 1944 to the late Inez R Smith and Graydon Basil (Buddy) Smith. He grew up in Picayune, MS and attended Pearl River Jr College on a football scholarship.
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Taking the scissors from Dad

By JAMIE PATTERSON JAMIE PATTERSON
Fri,05/22/15-11:09AM, 6,227 Reads
Perhaps he knew I was going to notice.

Maybe he just wanted to go ahead and get it over with that hectic afternoon.

Whatever the reason, I have to give my husband Jason credit that at least he was honest, to the point.
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Hazel "Cookie" Chapin

Tue,06/05/18-8:21AM, 6,226 Reads
Hazel Veroncie “Cookie” Smith Chapin, 79, of Yazoo County passed away at her residence Friday June 1, 2018.
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Bertha Outlaw

Fri,12/20/19-11:16AM, 6,224 Reads
Bertha B. Outlaw, 71, of Yazoo City passed away at her home on Thursday, December 19, 2019.
Mrs. Outlaw was a self-employed seamstress and a member of Calvary Baptist Church.
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New MDOT director losing engineers

By WYATT EMMERICH WYATT EMMERICH
Wed,01/26/22-7:42PM, 6,224 Reads 243,101 Statewide
The new executive director of the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) says hiring and retaining engineers is one of MDOT's biggest challenges.
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