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Aberdeen break-ins continue — Pioneer Medical Plaza latest victimBreak-in comes one week after Aberdeen Chief said vandalism had “died down”
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Public Service Commission's resources discussed at Ratepayers' ForumTough economic times prompt the need for penny pinching.
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Smithville High School was broken into on Thursday evening, Nov. 12, when vandals broke a side window to gain entrance to the building.
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VIDEO: Aberdeen earns another North title tripThe Bulldogs will travel to No. 1 Booneville (14-0) for a shot at representing the North in the state championship.
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Street named after one of America's heroes, Amory native Lt. Col. Herbert E. CarterFamed Tuskegee Airman makes it back to his hometown of Amory to see a newly constructed street named in his honor.
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Street to be named after Tuskegee AirmanThe dedication ceremony and street opening are set for Friday at 1:30 p.m. beside West Amory Elementary School.
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Boil notice warning in effect for AmoryThe City of Amory issued a Boil-Water Alert for customers who receive their drinking water from their water supply located in Monroe County.
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Amory mayor recovering after Monday accident at city hallMayor Howard Boozer is recovering from deep lacerations he received on his inside forearm in a freak accident that happened Monday evening at city hall.
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AP - Legislators irked for months over Gov. Mark Sanford's summertime vanishing act and his tearful revelation that he was in Argentina for a rendezvous with his lover plan to start debating a measure Tuesday that ultimately would remove him from office.
AP - An Army psychiatrist accused of killing 13 people during an attack on his Texas post will likely plead not guilty to the charges against him and may use an insanity defense at his military trial, his attorney said Monday.
AP - Former French intelligence officer Herve Jaubert believed he was essentially being held captive in Dubai when his passport was confiscated by authorities amid a dispute with his employer, a powerful government-run conglomerate. He claimed he was threatened with torture and worried each day he would be arrested.