Nashville library forgives fines for canned food
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Got an overdue library book, but anxious about the fines? The Nashville Public Library is currently forgiving overdue fines if patrons bring in food for the hungry.
The library's annual Food For Fines program runs through Jan. 20 at all branch locations throughout the city. The library will forgive $1 in fines for each can
...Supervisors may lease Tippah Co. Hospital
RIPLEY, Miss. (AP) - Tippah County supervisors are moving ahead with obtaining proposals for the lease of the Tippah County Hospital.
Officials tell the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal (http://bit.ly/TKX5sW) that health care is changing and it is difficult for a rural hospital to survive without being part of a larger, better funded
...Judge sets conference in Dippin' Dots bankruptcy
PADUCAH, Ky. (AP) - A federal bankruptcy judge wants to hear from the parties involved in the case of novelty ice cream maker Dippin' Dots.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Thomas Fulton set a hearing for Thursday morning in Paducah for an update on efforts to resolve the company's financial status. Fulton asked for an update on the transfer of some contracts
...Whiteville residents stranded by flood waters
Focus on Medicaid as Ark. session begins Monday
Associated Press
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Leaders of the Arkansas House and Senate say questions about the financial health and future of the state's Medicaid program will ultimately drive the agenda during this year's legislative session.
The Medicaid debate looms as the biggest issue facing lawmakers as they
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