Greg Waggoner
Dec 15, 2015: WTOK: Philadelphia Pastor Arrested in Leake County Drug Bust
"We recovered approximately 10 pounds of marijuana, that is what I would refer to as high grade marijuana. It was just bud, probably brought in from another state. We also got a 9 mm Pistol," says Sheriff Greg Waggoner.
"We recovered approximately 10 pounds of marijuana, that is what I would refer to as high grade marijuana. It was just bud, probably brought in from another state. We also got a 9 mm Pistol," says Sheriff Greg Waggoner.
Jody Waits
Jan 28, 2016: Hattiesburg American: Jody Waits 'honored to serve' Lamar County
Jody Waits knows about cars — because he has worked in the auto business for years and because he has spent many miles traveling in one.Now, he's glad to be spending more time at home in Oak Grove as Lamar County's new administrator. Waits, 54, has been on the job since Jan. 4 and said he is enjoying himself immensely.
Jody Waits knows about cars — because he has worked in the auto business for years and because he has spent many miles traveling in one.Now, he's glad to be spending more time at home in Oak Grove as Lamar County's new administrator. Waits, 54, has been on the job since Jan. 4 and said he is enjoying himself immensely.
Jimmy Tate Waldon
June 6, 2016: Daily Corinthian: Citizen seeks answers on county budget
He gave a copy of the 14-page presentation titled “A Concerned Citizen’s Perspective on Alcorn County Finances” to Board President Jimmy Tate Waldon prior to the meeting. Monroe says the data included within the presentation had been sent with the request to be placed on the agenda.
He gave a copy of the 14-page presentation titled “A Concerned Citizen’s Perspective on Alcorn County Finances” to Board President Jimmy Tate Waldon prior to the meeting. Monroe says the data included within the presentation had been sent with the request to be placed on the agenda.
Sandra walker
Sept 14, 2022: Messenger: Grapeland Church Sends Water to Help Struggling Jackson, Mississippi
On Monday, Deacon Jesse Lomax and Pastor’s Aide Sandra Walker were busy working at the back entrance of the church as people came and went bringing cases of bottled water and donations for the cause.
On Monday, Deacon Jesse Lomax and Pastor’s Aide Sandra Walker were busy working at the back entrance of the church as people came and went bringing cases of bottled water and donations for the cause.
Blake Wallace
Apr 16, 2015: MBJ: (WITH VIDEO) ALAN TURNER — Blake Wallace sees good things ahead for Hinds county
In a recent meeting with Blake Wallace, executive director of the Hinds County Economic Development Authority, we asked him how he sees the prospects for Hinds in the next decade.
In a recent meeting with Blake Wallace, executive director of the Hinds County Economic Development Authority, we asked him how he sees the prospects for Hinds in the next decade.
Marcus Wallace
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Nearly 50 Mississippi mayors endorse Clinton
Mayor of Edwards, Marcus Wallace
Mayor of Edwards, Marcus Wallace
Calvin E Ward
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Nearly 50 Mississippi mayors endorse Clinton
Mayor of Benoit, Calvin E. Ward
Mayor of Benoit, Calvin E. Ward
Rick Ward
May 14, 2016: Clarion Ledger: How to carry a gun in Mississippi: New laws explained
State House Judiciary Chairman Andy Gipson, R-Braxton, has sponsored most of the new legislation and shepherded it to passage in the Legislature. Veteran law enforcement officer, firearms trainer and author Rick Ward has helped author and lobby for the more permissive gun legislation over many years.
State House Judiciary Chairman Andy Gipson, R-Braxton, has sponsored most of the new legislation and shepherded it to passage in the Legislature. Veteran law enforcement officer, firearms trainer and author Rick Ward has helped author and lobby for the more permissive gun legislation over many years.
Apr 28, 2015: Rick Ward: Mississippi Gun News: Attorney General Jim Hood… Making New Gun Laws Worse
Fulton Ware
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
In District 4, Democrat incumbent Fulton Ware received 1,384 votes, or 71.23 percent compared to Independent candidate Duanne Ott’s 556 votes, or 28.62 percent.
In District 4, Democrat incumbent Fulton Ware received 1,384 votes, or 71.23 percent compared to Independent candidate Duanne Ott’s 556 votes, or 28.62 percent.
Michael Warren
Feb 10, 2016: WJTV: Clinton PD Chief announces retirement
Clinton Police Chief Michael Warren will retire after 34 years on the force.
Clinton Police Chief Michael Warren will retire after 34 years on the force.
Jim Watson
Feb 6, 2015: WDAM: Farmer: Pig prices plunge at Jackson livestock show
"It's less than we hoped we would be offered for them, but it was a bidding process. We took the highest bidder," said state veterinarian Dr. Jim Watson.
"It's less than we hoped we would be offered for them, but it was a bidding process. We took the highest bidder," said state veterinarian Dr. Jim Watson.
June 16, 2011: Mississippi State University: State public health vet honored for achievements
In 2004, Mississippi’s State Veterinarian, Dr. Jim Watson, offered Elchos a position with the Board of Animal Health. Elchos accepted, and the Department of Health asked her to maintain the role of state public health veterinarian as well. Elchos now serves two roles as deputy state veterinarian and as state public health veterinarian. She is based out of Hattiesburg but works all over the state.
In 2004, Mississippi’s State Veterinarian, Dr. Jim Watson, offered Elchos a position with the Board of Animal Health. Elchos accepted, and the Department of Health asked her to maintain the role of state public health veterinarian as well. Elchos now serves two roles as deputy state veterinarian and as state public health veterinarian. She is based out of Hattiesburg but works all over the state.
John Weddle
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
For Monroe County’s results in state races with local connections, Democrat Arch Bullard, who has Aberdeen ties, received 4,972 votes, or 47.15 percent, compared to Republican incumbent John Weddle’s 5,569 votes, or 52.82 percent, in the District 1 District Attorney race. Overall, Weddle was declared the winner of the race with 56 percent of the vote in the seven-county district compared to Bullard’s 44 percent.
For Monroe County’s results in state races with local connections, Democrat Arch Bullard, who has Aberdeen ties, received 4,972 votes, or 47.15 percent, compared to Republican incumbent John Weddle’s 5,569 votes, or 52.82 percent, in the District 1 District Attorney race. Overall, Weddle was declared the winner of the race with 56 percent of the vote in the seven-county district compared to Bullard’s 44 percent.
Jimmy Weeks
Apr 18, 2015: Daily Journal: Forum to outline Guntown School construction
Superintendent Jimmy Weeks and representatives from Pryor & Morrow Architects will outline the plans, which include the construction of a new building on the site of an existing one and the demolition of two buildings in the middle of campus in order to create a courtyard.
Superintendent Jimmy Weeks and representatives from Pryor & Morrow Architects will outline the plans, which include the construction of a new building on the site of an existing one and the demolition of two buildings in the middle of campus in order to create a courtyard.
Bill Weisenberger
Dec 22, 2015: WJTV: Mississippi Commission of Judicial Performance recommends Judge Weisenberger to be removed
The Mississippi Commission of Judicial Performance recommends that the Mississippi Supreme Court remove Bill Weisenberger from office.
The Mississippi Commission of Judicial Performance recommends that the Mississippi Supreme Court remove Bill Weisenberger from office.
Liz Welch
Jan 6, 2016: Madison County Journal: PERRY/2016 Legislature
The Senate reelected "wild cat wrangler" (in the words of Burton) Liz Welch as Secretary of the Senate and Rick Hux as Sergeant of Arms. Jim Madden was reappointed Assistant Secretary of the Senate. The Senate added a new committee with jurisdiction over Medicaid to mirror the same committee in the House.
The Senate reelected "wild cat wrangler" (in the words of Burton) Liz Welch as Secretary of the Senate and Rick Hux as Sergeant of Arms. Jim Madden was reappointed Assistant Secretary of the Senate. The Senate added a new committee with jurisdiction over Medicaid to mirror the same committee in the House.
Jonathan Wells
Jan 3, 2016: WTOK: Lauderdale County Officials take Oath of Office
The only two new faces were newly elected Doris Spidle for Lauderdale County Tax Collector and Jonathan Wells for District 1 Supervisor.
The only two new faces were newly elected Doris Spidle for Lauderdale County Tax Collector and Jonathan Wells for District 1 Supervisor.
Megan West
Jan 28, 2016: WAPT: Bert Case remembered as fair reporter, gentleman
16 WAPT News anchor Megan West said many memories of Case came flooding back to her when she learned of his passing on Thursday.
16 WAPT News anchor Megan West said many memories of Case came flooding back to her when she learned of his passing on Thursday.
Ron West
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
For District 2 Constable, Democrat incumbent Ron West beat Republican David C. Tubb. West had a total of 2,340 votes, or, 64.96 percent, and Tubb had 1,260 votes, or 34.98 percent.
For District 2 Constable, Democrat incumbent Ron West beat Republican David C. Tubb. West had a total of 2,340 votes, or, 64.96 percent, and Tubb had 1,260 votes, or 34.98 percent.
Barbara Whitehead
Feb 26, 2016: NewsMs: Bill to ban fetal dismemberment passed through House
Mississippi Right to Life President Barbara Whitehead told WLBT that this bill would protect the states unborn babies from a cruel and barbaric form of abortion.
Mississippi Right to Life President Barbara Whitehead told WLBT that this bill would protect the states unborn babies from a cruel and barbaric form of abortion.
Glenn Whitlock
Jan 2, 2016: WTVA: Local sheriff vows to not do business in Jackson after official's comments -
Pollan's response generated support from Prentiss County Sheriff Randy Tolar, Lee County Sheriff Jim Johnson, Yalobusha County Sheriff Lance Humphreys and former Tishomingo County Sheriff Glenn Whitlock.
Pollan's response generated support from Prentiss County Sheriff Randy Tolar, Lee County Sheriff Jim Johnson, Yalobusha County Sheriff Lance Humphreys and former Tishomingo County Sheriff Glenn Whitlock.
Will Whittington [Mississippi State House of Representative]
Jan 6, 2015: The Atlantic: How White Flight Destroyed the Mississippi Delta
His family lived and worked as field laborers on one of several plantations owned by the family of U.S. Representative Will Whittington, and the school year ran from December to April to enable children to help with the crops
His family lived and worked as field laborers on one of several plantations owned by the family of U.S. Representative Will Whittington, and the school year ran from December to April to enable children to help with the crops
Chris Wiggins [Jackson County Historical & Genealogical Society]
Jan 22, 2015: Gulf Live: Pascagoula gives $700 to help fund 2nd annual Faulkner on the Coast Festival
"This is a literary festival," said Chris Wiggins, president of the Jackson County Historical and Genealogical Society. "It's cultural. There's nothing like it in the immediate area."
"This is a literary festival," said Chris Wiggins, president of the Jackson County Historical and Genealogical Society. "It's cultural. There's nothing like it in the immediate area."
June 17, 2012: Gulf Live: 'A tale of two (Mississippi) cities' Long-awaited local history book makes debut (Sampling History)
"A Tale of Two (Mississippi) Cities: Pascagoula and Moss Point," the long-awaited history of Pascagoula and Moss Point by Chris E. Wiggins, is a must-have for any collector of local history.
"A Tale of Two (Mississippi) Cities: Pascagoula and Moss Point," the long-awaited history of Pascagoula and Moss Point by Chris E. Wiggins, is a must-have for any collector of local history.
Tim Wildmon
Andrea Williams
Oct 15, 2015: Andrea Williams: WTOK: School Attendance & Funding
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Feb 15, 2015: Kicks 96.7: Rev. Stan Jones keynote speaker, ECCC Black History Month Program
Andrea Williams of WTOK-TV in Meridian served as last year’s keynote speaker for the annual Black History Month program. Williams’ message for the evening was “Be Better, Not Bitter.” She said, “Black history is American history. It’s not saying that one group is better than another or that one group is more superior. It means that we all have worked together to make this country what it is today.” Jan 19, 2015: Andrea Williams: WTOK: Miss. Education Initiatives |
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Azande Wiliams
Mar 17, 2015: Jackson Jambalaya: Colonial neighbors pack the house. Zoning committee postpones decision. Was there proper notice? (Updated with video)
Despite this omission, city attorney Azande Williams and Planning Director Eric Jefferson both told the committee that the notice was published. Several speakers who addressed the council corrected her statement.
Despite this omission, city attorney Azande Williams and Planning Director Eric Jefferson both told the committee that the notice was published. Several speakers who addressed the council corrected her statement.
Jan 9, 2008: Jackson Free Press: Out With The Old?
Calhoun told The Clarion-Ledger that Fisher could be re-hired. Azande Williams, the board attorney, likely will not.
Calhoun told The Clarion-Ledger that Fisher could be re-hired. Azande Williams, the board attorney, likely will not.
Johnny L Williams
Dec 11, 2015: Gulf Live: Judge OKs closing Hattiesburg nightclub after violent incidents
The Hattiesburg American reports Chancery Judge Johnny L. Williams signed the restraining order Thursday against Club Memories.
The Hattiesburg American reports Chancery Judge Johnny L. Williams signed the restraining order Thursday against Club Memories.
Kevin Williams
Feb 10, 2016: WLOX: Sheriff: Suspect in Hamilton double homicide had undergone mental evaluation
Sheriff Kevin Williams said in July 2015, a family member signed an order for Cooper to be committed to a mental facility. The sheriff’s office transported Williams to Jasper for a mental evaluation and at some point he was released.
Sheriff Kevin Williams said in July 2015, a family member signed an order for Cooper to be committed to a mental facility. The sheriff’s office transported Williams to Jasper for a mental evaluation and at some point he was released.
Lester Williamson Jr
Feb 2, 2016: NewsMs: Case closed on Collinsville man convicted of DUI manslaughter
Roberts faces up to 25 years in prison, and he will be sentenced on April 6, 2016, by Circuit Court Judge Lester Williamson, Jr.
Roberts faces up to 25 years in prison, and he will be sentenced on April 6, 2016, by Circuit Court Judge Lester Williamson, Jr.
Nolan Williamson
Mar 8, 2016: Daily Leader: Supervisors argue about budget cut
Wilson said he blamed District 4 Supervisor Eddie Brown and District 3 Supervisor Nolan Williamson for his $159,945 cut, saying they are after the extra money and are the reason he had to lay off four men.
Wilson said he blamed District 4 Supervisor Eddie Brown and District 3 Supervisor Nolan Williamson for his $159,945 cut, saying they are after the extra money and are the reason he had to lay off four men.
Bob Wilson
Mar 16, 2015: Jackson Free Press: Bob Wilson
"We hold this legislative breakfast every year to update the members of our legislature on MMSA's activities," Bob Wilson, MMSA's executive director, said. "We like to make sure our legislators understand what our organization does and how we're helping the community and our state."
"We hold this legislative breakfast every year to update the members of our legislature on MMSA's activities," Bob Wilson, MMSA's executive director, said. "We like to make sure our legislators understand what our organization does and how we're helping the community and our state."
July 9, 2014: Mississippi Business Journal: 39 Mississippi cities gain Main Street accreditation
“Receiving National Main Street accreditation is a prestigious designation and we congratulate each of these cities for this achievement,” said Bob Wilson, MMSA Executive Director. “Our Main Street programs in Mississippi play a strategic role in stimulating economic development in our state.”
“Receiving National Main Street accreditation is a prestigious designation and we congratulate each of these cities for this achievement,” said Bob Wilson, MMSA Executive Director. “Our Main Street programs in Mississippi play a strategic role in stimulating economic development in our state.”
Chase Wilson
Mar 8, 2016: Clarion Ledger: Harper, Kelly, Quinn win congressional primaries
Kelly will face three challengers in November. Jacob Owens is a Democrat, Chase Wilson is a Libertarian and Cathy L. Toole is with the Reform Party.
Kelly will face three challengers in November. Jacob Owens is a Democrat, Chase Wilson is a Libertarian and Cathy L. Toole is with the Reform Party.
Jerry Wilson
Mar 8, 2016: Daily Leader: Supervisors argue about budget cut
District 1 Supervisor Rev. Jerry Wilson and several black community members confronted the Lincoln County Board of Supervisors Monday about recent budget cuts that affected his district.
District 1 Supervisor Rev. Jerry Wilson and several black community members confronted the Lincoln County Board of Supervisors Monday about recent budget cuts that affected his district.
Shirley Wiltshire
May 5, 2016: Picayune Item: Aldermen tackle tattoo parlor and facility repair
Alderwoman Shirley Wiltshire voted against the matter and Alderman Jason Pearson was not in attendance Tuesday.
Alderwoman Shirley Wiltshire voted against the matter and Alderman Jason Pearson was not in attendance Tuesday.
Henry T Wingate
Oct 18, 2016: Washington Times: Benjamin set to plead guilty in Mississippi bribery scandal
U.S. District Judge Henry T. Wingate is set to accept Irb Benjamin’s plea Tuesday morning in Jackson.
U.S. District Judge Henry T. Wingate is set to accept Irb Benjamin’s plea Tuesday morning in Jackson.
Ken Winter [Mississippi Police Chiefs Association]
Mar 30, 2016: Huffington Post: Mississippi Bill Would Let Churches Create Armed Security Squads
The Mississippi Police Chiefs Association (MPCA) blasted the bill, particularly the part that eliminated the need to obtain permits for concealed carry.
“By effectively dismantling Mississippi’s licensing system, this bill would block law enforcement who stop an armed suspect from confirming that he isn’t a violent criminal, severely mentally ill or otherwise dangerous,” Ken Winter, executive director of the MPCA, told the Clarion-Ledger last month. “This bill would put law enforcement officers and all Mississippians directly in harm’s way
The Mississippi Police Chiefs Association (MPCA) blasted the bill, particularly the part that eliminated the need to obtain permits for concealed carry.
“By effectively dismantling Mississippi’s licensing system, this bill would block law enforcement who stop an armed suspect from confirming that he isn’t a violent criminal, severely mentally ill or otherwise dangerous,” Ken Winter, executive director of the MPCA, told the Clarion-Ledger last month. “This bill would put law enforcement officers and all Mississippians directly in harm’s way
William Winter
May 27, 2016: Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame: Gov. William Winter will receive MSHOF’s fifth Rube Award
Gov. William Winter, a staunch supporter of the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame long before a museum even existed and a life-long supporter of the Mississippi athletics at all levels, has been selected the 2016 Rube Award winner.
Gov. William Winter, a staunch supporter of the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame long before a museum even existed and a life-long supporter of the Mississippi athletics at all levels, has been selected the 2016 Rube Award winner.
Anthony Witherspoon
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Nearly 50 Mississippi mayors endorse Clinton
Mayor of Magnolia, Anthony Witherspoon
Mayor of Magnolia, Anthony Witherspoon
Tammy Witherspoon
Jan 5, 2016: Hattiesburg American: Lawmakers kick off 2016 session
New state Sen. Tammy Witherspoon, D-McComb, said the first day was wonderful.
New state Sen. Tammy Witherspoon, D-McComb, said the first day was wonderful.
Rod Woullard
May 16, 2016: Hattiesburg American: Supervisors agree to help with airport repairs
"These repairs are real important to the ground," District 4 Supervisor Rod Woullard said. "(If this isn't fixed), next time (flooding) comes out there, it'll start blowing out part of our runways, part of our taxi areas that's leading to the hangars. So this is repairs that we have to make."
"These repairs are real important to the ground," District 4 Supervisor Rod Woullard said. "(If this isn't fixed), next time (flooding) comes out there, it'll start blowing out part of our runways, part of our taxi areas that's leading to the hangars. So this is repairs that we have to make."
Michael Wright
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Nearly 50 Mississippi mayors endorse Clinton
Mayor of Roxie, Michael Wright
Mayor of Roxie, Michael Wright