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Truck hits bicycle, pulls victim from under his truck and takes him to a nearby apartment complex – one in custody
Just after 6:30 p.m., an accident involving a truck and a bicyclist on the South Frontage Road near Delta Bank was reported. As first responders rushed to the scene, radio traffic stated the driver of the truck was pulling the cyclist from under the truck in spite of being warned not to do so. The driver then loaded the damaged bicycle and drove off. According to radio traffic, witnesses said the truck turned into the Crossing Apartments, a short distance from the accident scene.
Three in custody after high speed chase
Vicksburg Police were alerted that wanted murder suspect Rashad McCrory, 25, was on Highway 80, heading into Vicksburg. McCrory was a passenger in a black Dodge Challenger with a Cannon paper tag. Police attempted to stop the vehicle on Clay Street, near I-20, at about 3:45 p.m., Tuesday, March 31, but the vehicle failed to yield to lights and sirens, according to police. The suspect vehicle then fled onto I-20 West at Clay.
Chief: Former off-duty Vicksburg officer arrested by fellow officers
VICKSBURG, Miss. (WLBT/VDN) - A former Vicksburg Police Department officer was arrested by fellow officers late Saturday after causing a disturbance. The Vicksburg Daily News reports the incident happened after 11 p.m. while officers were responding to a shooting on Hayes Street that left three people injured. Other units returned to the police station and found Christopher Pope, 25, a VPD officer who was off duty, involved in a disturbance with an unnamed female.
A retired Jayhawk in Paris
A study abroad encore completes a 50-year journey for KU alumnus. By David Day “J’ai dit à Paris, ‘Tu as changé.’ Et la ville m’a dit, ‘Toi aussi, tu as changé.’” Five decades after first participating in KU’s Summer Language Institute in Paris, Stuart Boley returned to the City of Light this summer to reignite his connections with the French language, the people, the culture and himself. “I said to Paris, ‘You have changed,’” says Boley, c’77.
Traffic stop leads to narcotics arrest
VICKSBURG, Miss. (VDN) — One person was arrested after a traffic stop where the officer noticed a strong smell of marijuana coming from the vehicle. In a release, the VPD said that on January 13, 2025, VPD Officer Pope conducted a traffic stop on a Honda Civic traveling on Halls Ferry Road near Tanglewood Drive. Upon making contact with the driver, a strong odor of marijuana was noticed emanating from the vehicle.
Minerals and microbes: A new era for farming
When Colin Purnell, founder and CEO of Earthlife, began experimenting almost 30 years ago with rock minerals and beneficial microbes, he saw a gap: Australian soils lacked vital minerals. Mineral-rich rock blends rebuild tired soils by restoring key nutrients like phosphorus, potassium, and calcium. They boost water retention and root strength, helping plants thrive even in Australia’s harshest conditions.
New Holland celebrates a half-century of Twin Rotor combines
2025 marks 50 years since TR70 model launched in 1975.
New Aussie website makes finding agistment easier than ever
Anyone that’s ever tried searching for agistment knows how much of a struggle it can be to find a paddock for their livestock. And this struggle is seemingly getting harder in recent years. That is until one Aussie couple from South-East Queensland set out to make a change and created, Farmshare Agistment a new Aussie-made website that is cattle farmers and horse-owners find and offer Agistment nation-wide.
Ozzy Osbourne Dead at 76
VICKSBURG, Miss. (VDN) — Black Sabbath front man and singer Ozzy Osbourne is dead at 76. According to a statement from his family, the legendary rock singer died at home as a result of complications from Parkinson’s disease. They are quoted in The Sun saying he died “surrounded by love.” The family issued a statement Tuesday in England. The family said: “It is with more sadness than mere words can convey that we have to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has passed away this morning.
Just Get Out and Vote
VICKSBURG, Miss. (VDN) — In case you missed it, it’s local election time. It’s your opportunity to get out there and be involved in how our city operates. On Tuesday morning, the polls will open at 7 a.m. Up for consideration are the positions of Mayor and Ward II Alderman. Ward I Alderman Thomas Mayfield’s seat is also up for reelection, but there are no challengers for the position. In the Alderman’s race, you have the incumbent, Alex Monsour, who Vickie Bailey is challenging.
One in custody after alleged stabbing
VICKSBURG, Miss. (VDN) — One person has been placed in custody after an alleged Sunday afternoon stabbing in Vicksburg. An injured man showed up at an area nursing home with an injury to his neck. He has alleged he was stabbed. According to an eyewitness, the young man asked for a ride to the nursing home from the area of the River City Rescue Mission. The victim then walked a short distance from the nursing home where he was met by police.
One in Custody After Police Chase
VICKSBURG, Miss – A person is in custody after a police chase through Vicksburg. The incident began this morning while police were investigating a report of domestic violence on a woman. The victim stated her ex showed up at her house last night, kicked in her door and took her car keys. This morning she saw the vehicle at his home with all four tires flattened. She subsequently went to the police department to file a report.
2024: A Year in Photos
Claiborne County Board of Supervisors recognized Members of the Port Gibson Middle School Football Team You may like
No Children Injured in School Bus Accident
VICKSBURG, Miss. – No children were injured in an accident involving a school bus. Just after 4 p.m., a school bus accident occurred on Highway 27 in front of Taco Casa. According to witnesses, a Crown Victoria with a male driver and the bus collided. First responders from the Warren County Fire Service, a fire medic unit and Warren County Sheriff’s Deputies were at the scene. Traffic is slowly flowing through the area. See a typo? Report it here.
The Creation and Reception of La Reine Topaze by Victor Massé Documented in Manuscripts, Reviews, and Auxiliary Sources
Keywords La Reine Topaze, Victor Massé, manuscripts, reviews, opera College Fine Arts and Communications Abstract In our modern day, the Hollywood film industry is arguably the most popular source of entertainment available to our society. For the well-to-do Parisian of the nineteenth-century, his equivalent was the strange business of opera. Recommended Citation Weaver, Lindsay and Day, David A.
A Catalog for the Capitol Records Manuscripts at BYU
Keywords Capitol records, manuscripts, music, BYU College Fine Arts and Communications Abstract Early one morning in 1966 Billy May stood helpless and devastated on the first floor of the Capitol Records Tower in Hollywood, California. He watched as a group of men swiftly loaded a semi truck to the brim with boxes of original music scores.
Restoration of 52 Transcription Disc
Keywords 52 transcriptions discs, Tabernacle Choir, music College Fine Arts and Communications Abstract Recently a donation was made to the Harold B. Lee Library of 52 transcriptions discs made of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir from the 1940s. These discs were originally made from radio broadcasts of Music and the Spoken Word and then shipped out to be played by other radio stations outside of Utah.
September 2024, no. 468
In ABR’s September issue, writers pick over the bones, stare into the cracks, weigh, measure, and search for the words. There’s Joel Deane on Peter Dutton, Ian Hall on Narendra Modi, and Kevil Bell on homelessness. Gabriella Coslovich sums up the case against Planet Art, the world’s wealthiest museums, and Dominic Kelly ponders two conservative lamentations for the Voice.
One Injured in Rollover Accident
One person has been injured in a single vehicle rollover accident on Old Hwy 27. Just before 11:45 p.m. a vehicle left the roadway on Old Hwy 27 south of the South Frontage Road. The vehicle rolled over and ended on its side in the ditch. The lone occupant was trapped, but safely extracted by Vicksburg Firefighters. A fire medic unit, Engine 2, Deputy Fire Chief Trey Miller and VPD units responded to the scene.
One Shot in Vicksburg
A Vicksburg man was shot yesterday afternoon in Vicksburg. At around 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday afternoon, one person was shot in Vicksburg. The incident involves an area man and a person in a white vehicle, according to the victim. You can watch our live report by clicking here. Speed Mart at Washington and Speed was not involved in the shooting. The victim ran to Speed Mart for assistance. The victim stated he was shot on National, near Washington Street and ran to the Speed Mart.
Richard Simmons Dead at 76
Legendary work out guru and Whose Line Is It Anyway All-Star Richard Simmons has died in his Los Angeles home at the age of 76. According to reports, Simmons fell in his bathroom at this residence last night and was discovered today by his housekeeper. He was discovered just before 10 a.m. and was obviously deceased at that time. LAPD is reporting that no foul play is suspected at this time. Simmons was everywhere in the 70s and 80s as a fitness guru.
Mercadante Etude Studies
Keywords etudes, Saverio Mercadante, composer, flute College Fine Arts and Communications Abstract I began my ORCA research studying the a book of etudes written by the composer Saverio Mercadante. We had done research and found that this particular book of etudes had not been published and felt that it would be a valuable book to publish.
International Harp Archives Website
Keywords International Harp Archives, harpist, website College Fine Arts and Communications Abstract The International Harp Archives at Brigham Young University has attracted the attention of many harpists from around the world. Recently it has received acknowledgement at conferences held in St. Paul, Minnesota, and Geneva, Switzerland. The Archives have also been introduced to the American Harp Society in their last semiannual journal.
Developing Leaders and Leadership
2024 | Buch This book offers a unique perspective on the principles and developmental pathways (i.e., practices, and processes) associated with developing leaders and leadership. Unlike most offerings on the topic of leadership development, it adopts an evidence-based approach to the scientific study of developing leaders and leadership, including the underlying theories that support this study.
Murder suspect in custody
Warren County Sheriff’s Deputies along with numerous other agencies captured a murder suspect out of Webster (near Houston), Texas this morning after an all night manhunt. Yesterday afternoon law enforcement was informed a murder suspect from Webster, Texas may be in our area driving a vehicle that belonged to their victim. The vehicle, a black Nissan Altima with Texas plates was spotted parked on China Grove road.
SCHF presents “Southern Exposure” All-Day Summer Camp
The Southern Cultural Heritage Foundation (SCHF) presents “Southern Exposure” Camp. The camp will be held during nine weeks of the summer, starting on May 28, 2024, and going through July 26, 2024. The camp hours are 8 am to 5 pm. Early drop-off starts at 7:30am and pick-up is available through 5:15pm. This camp is open to kids ages 4-12. And the registration fee is $120 per child for each week, or $115 per child for two or more children. The fee includes all supplies and a daily snack.
Exploration of Russian Harp Repertoire
Keywords Russian Harp Repertoire, harp music, Russian technique College Fine Arts and Communications Abstract I was given an ORCA Grant to research the Russian Harp Repertoire. The grant allowed me to travel to Switzerland for a two-week intensive of workshops, lectures, performances and master classes with Russian harp masters Irina Zingg and Milda Agazarian.
Hospitals, business leaders suffering FOT - Fear of Tate - on Medicaid expansion
Editorial by Geoff Pender, originally published in Mississippi Today Mississippi’s business leaders and hospitals each have formidable lobbies, and neither has been shy over the years about nudging a reluctant state Legislature in one direction or another if it dawdles on an important issue. But their relative silence (only recently) on the most profound issue before lawmakers in a generation — expanding Medicaid coverage to the working poor — has been deafening.
EPA finalizes commonsense standards to limit air toxic pollution at gasoline distribution facilities
On March 14, 2024, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced its action to reduce toxic air pollution from gasoline distribution facilities, including storage tanks, loading operations, and equipment leaks. These rules, which exclude gas stations, are expected to reduce emissions of air toxics, including benzene, hexane, toluene, and xylene, by 2,220 tons per year, and emissions of volatile organic compounds by 45,400 tons per year.
No injuries in school bus accident
There are no reported injuries in a school bus involved accident on 61 North. Just before 8 a.m., a school bus made contact with a sedan on 61 North. There are children on the bus but no injuries have been reported. Units with the Warren County Sheriff’s Office are at the scene and the Highway Patrol has been notified See a typo? Report it here.
Toby Keith dead at 62
Toby Keith died today at age 62. Country music singer Toby Keith pasted away after a battle with stomach cancer. “Toby Keith passed peacefully last night in February 5th, surrounded by his family. He fought his fight with grace and courage. Please respect the privacy of his family at this time,” said a statement on his social media page. Keith leaves behind his mother, two siblings his wife Tricia and three children. See a typo? Report it here.
Integrated Youth Service Preferences of Caregivers of Justice-Involved Youth: A Discrete Choice Conjoint Experiment
Research & theory Authors: Deanna F. Klymkiw Email Deanna F. Klymkiw David M. Day J. L. Henderson Lisa D. Hawke Introduction: Mental health and/or substance use (MHS) challenges affect approximately 95% of youth in the criminal justice system, with only three in ten justice-involved youth receiving treatment. Caregivers of justice-involved youth have identified fragmented care as a barrier to youth accessing MHS services.
Henriette Renié An Enriched Perspective from Primary Sources
Keywords Henriette Renié, archival collections, diary entries, composer College Harold B. Lee Library Abstract My ORCA project was a study of the French virtuoso harpist, composer, and pedagogue Henriette Renié. Renié’s archive collection is housed at BYU. There are over 9,000 items in her collection, including but not limited to spiritual diaries, letters from family and colleagues, concert programs, and newspaper clippings.
Helen King Canizaro, 1934-2023
Helen King Canizaro passed away Wednesday, November 29, 2023, at St. Dominic’s Hospital in Jackson, MS. She was 89 years old. Helen was born in Vicksburg, MS to the late J. C. and Aileen King. She worked for Merchants National Bank for 20-plus years. She was a member of St. Michael Catholic Church. She was a loving wife and mother. She is preceded in death by her parents, a daughter Debbie Beasley and a granddaughter Lindsay Price.
Talking Tolkien? 9 Books About J.R.R. to Enjoy on Tolkien Reading Day
Learn more about the man behind The Lord of the Rings. Promoted by Open Road Media | By Grace Felder | Published Mar 24, 2022 Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons J.R.R. Tolkien By Tom Shippey Buy Now Want more Tolkien? Sign up to get the best in fantasy sent straight to your inbox.
Daily Legal News
Probate Date Filed Monday, July 27, 2020 Case Number 2020EST253325 Date Died August 3, 2016 Filing Code WRL Applicant Dorothy C. Day 4510 Henritze Ave. Cleveland OH 44109 Applicant's Attorney Nicola, Gudbranson & Cooper LLC Republic Building, Ste 1400 Cleveland OH 44115-1048 Decedent David L. Day 4510 Henritze Ave. Cleveland OH 44109 Date Died :Wednesday, August 3, 2016 Text 2020 EST 253325—Estate of David L. Day. Will probated. Application to relieve estate from administration filed. B. C. Wolff, atty.
Historical Records of Australian Science
RESEARCH ARTICLE Previous Next Contents Vol 24 (1) John Brockwell, Janet I. Sprent and David A. Day Historical Records of Australian Science 24(1) 53 - 79 Published: 07 May 2013 Abstract Fraser Bergersen rose from humble beginnings in New Zealand to become a leading microbiologist who specialised in the physiology and biochemistry of legume nitrogen fixation. He and his family emigrated to Australia in 1954.Virtually all of his careerwas spent in Canberra at CSIRO Plant Industry.
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Cyber-Resilience
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become one of the major trends in digitization. AI applications including machine learning and pattern recognition are affecting the economy, politics and society at large. In the field of website- and network-protection, AI can be used to identify potential risks and increase the level of IT protection by automatically detecting weak points.
Day, David: Amazon.ca: Books
Looking for a new hobby? Thunder Bay Press has you covered. Since 1990, this imprint has published book after book filled with pages of reference, knowledge, and innovative activities that put the mind and body to good use. From crocheting Star Wars characters to re-creating the recipes of Tolkien or tackling a highly detailed adult coloring book, there is an innovative title or activity kit for anyone who wants to broaden their leisure skills.
Practitioner’s Guide – Integrating environment and sustainability into organisational culture - SHP - Health and Safety News, Legislation, PPE, CPD and Resources
Culture & Behaviour In this article, we draw upon our experience to provide our fellow Safety, Health and Environmental Practitioners with practical guidance of how they can achieve integration of environment and sustainability into their existing organisational culture. By David Day, Head of SHE, Nuvia & Dan Morphew, SHE Manager, Nuvia.
The Cheshire Cat's Grin
It was a guessing game from the get-go. Even on the day it was published in 1865, rumours circulated about the savage satire underlying Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Many of Lewis Carroll’s characters were understood to be send-ups of contemporary figures, and over the past 150 years readers have linked their names to philosophers, mathematicians, politicians, theologians, and artists of the Victorian era. Some identities the author was happy to reveal; others he was at pains to keep secret.
Re-treading a well-used ladder
Culture & behaviours The work of one of our leading thinkers, Patrick Hudson, has always fascinated me. I think his work on health, safety and environmental (HSE) culture has been ground-breaking; in particular The HSE Culture Ladder. Its simplicity, user-friendliness and visual nature of describing cultural progression is true genius. However, recently, I have been musing whether it needs a refresh, a review to reflect our ever-changing world. Perhaps the Ladder needs re-treading?
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY BEST-SELLERS
FICTION 1. The 19th Christmas by James Patterson and Mixine Paetro (Little, Brown) 2. The Institute by Stephen King (Scribner) 3. Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo (Flatiron Books) 4. What Happens in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand (Little, Brown) 5. The Dutch House by Ann Patchett (Harper) 6. The Water Dancer by Ta-Nehisi Coates (One World) 7. The Testaments by Margaret Atwood (Nan A. Talese) 8. Child’s Play by Danielle Steel (Dell) 9. The Giver of Stars by Jojo Moyes (Pamela Dorman Books) 10.
Letter: Tariffs on wind turbine parts would hurt ND wind energy
For too long, other countries like China have taken advantage of American businesses and workers. Their unfair trade practices hurt our ability to earn a livelihood. That’s why I’m encouraged to see the Trump administration take steps to level the playing field—we need it. However, I am concerned some of these efforts could have unintended consequences. My family has farmed and ranched in North Dakota since before it was a state.
The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings
This four-volume, deluxe pocket boxed set contains J.R.R. Tolkien's epic masterworks The Hobbit and the three volumes of The Lord of the Rings (The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and The Return of the King). Each book features a leatherette cover with stamped title and all four books are held in a leatherette bound box with gold foil stamping. Shrinkwrapped.
Letter: 'Wind works for North Dakota taxpayers'
As a North Dakota taxpayer who did fully analyze the details when I considered leasing some of my land for a proposed wind farm, here's what I concluded: agreeing to host wind turbines is a no-brainer.It means we won't have to worry about being able to pass the ranch on to the next generation; lease payments will ensure our lifestyle.
Hosting wind turbines benefits many
Our proposed wind project won't be good for just my family, it will help my entire community. It will boost our local tax base significantly, giving the town new resources to help our schools and fix roads.Like Connie I'm concerned about costs of energy, but studies show wind is the cheapest source of electricity in places like North Dakota, even accounting for incentives. Look at Iowa — the state blows away the competition by using wind to generate over 35 percent of its electricity.
Column: Our future depends on wind farms
But I won't sugarcoat things, it's a hard way to earn a living. Margins are thin, and we're beholden to things far beyond our control, like changing commodity prices or poor weather.So when I had the chance to lease some of my land for a wind farm, I jumped at the opportunity. This means we won't have to worry about being able to pass the ranch to the next generation. The lease payments we get will ensure our lifestyle.This isn't just a paycheck.
David Cecil Day - The Pike County News Watchman: Obituaries
David Cecil Day, 57, of Columbus, Ohio, passed away Friday, March 3, 2017, at Grant Medical Center in Columbus. He was born Dec. 14, 1959, in Waverly, Ohio, son of Mildred Webb of Columbus and the late Carl C. Day.
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