Natchez looking into business licenses
NATCHEZ, Miss. (AP) - The city of Natchez is hoping to work through outdated and inaccurate records of business licenses with software already in the city's inventory that it has not been using.
Mayor Butch Brown tells The Natchez Democrat (http://bit.ly/XmjBul ) the city has discovered a piece of software that was used years ago to track business
...Bargain Thursday-Essex Bargain Hunt
Sometimes it pays to take the path less traveled. In this case, our FOX13 buy team has found a place where $200 laptops and $50 designer boots live alongside half-price diapers and toys.
It's a bargain mecca that has doubled its shopping space in the less than four months it's been open. Randal Chambers says, "We bought over 10,000 laptops. L
...Board votes not to install cameras on Lamar buses
PURVIS, Miss. (AP) - The Lamar County School Board has voted 3-2 not to hire a Phoenix firm to install cameras on school buses to catch drivers who are passing the stopped buses.
Board member Mike Pruitt, who voted no, told The Hattiesburg American (http://hatne.ws/RZlBlI) he wasn't against installing the cameras, but objected to the way the firm
...Gov. worries $500 million for Port in danger
GULFPORT, Miss. (AP) - Gov. Phil Bryant says he wants quicker action on issues stalling development at the Port of Gulfport.
Bryant says the project needs to move forward and produces 1,200 new jobs in order for officials to avoid the chance of losing $500 million in federal money.
The governor is worried the project's unused funds could be taken
...DMR taking bids to tear down boat storage shed
OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss. (AP) - The state Department of Marine Resources is going to tear down and remove the large boat storage shed it owns in Ocean Springs Harbor.
The Sun Herald reports (http://bit.ly/RGX0W8 ) it will not be swapped for land on Back Bay in Biloxi.
Bill Walker, head of the DMR, said Wednesday they couldn't work out the legalities of
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