Submitted by MSNewsNow Web Staff on Tuesday, May 21st, 12:35 pm
HINDS COUNTY, MS (Mississippi News Now)- Linda Gale Reed is accused of stealing over $20,000 from her employer in Copiah County, Moore Fabrication. That's what led investigators to change her status from "missing" to "wanted" during their 2012 search following her disappearance.
But further investigation reveals Reed has been before a judge for fraud before. Could Linda Gale Reed be a case of bookkeeping gone bad on more than one occasion?
By Gary R. Bachman MSU Horticulturist Coastal Research & Extension Center
Many gardeners try to give their landscape the feel of an informal cottage garden. This garden concept has a loose, flowing feel, kind of like you just let plants grow wherever they happen to pop up in the landscape.
I had a professor way back in college who had a unique cottage garden planting method: He would walk through the landscape and just toss plants over his shoulder. We planted them where they landed. And you know what? His gardens looked awfully good.
Submitted by MSNewsNow Web Staff on Friday, May 17th, 5:02 pm
HINDS COUNTY, MS (Mississippi News Now)- MDOT will begin work on the widening and reconstruction of I-55, from Byram to McDowell Road, Monday, May 20. Work will be going on 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Monday through Friday, between 6 a.m. and 7 p.m., contractors will have two north bound and two southbound lanes open so the work will have the least amount of impact on travelers.
However, at night and on weekends, lane closures should be expected throughout the work zone.
Submitted by Maggie Wade on Wednesday, May 15th, 12:59 pm
COPIAH COUNTY, MS (Mississippi News Now)- The Copiah County Sheriff's Department is investigating a fatal car accident. The crash happened on Six Mile Road Tuesday night.
Sheriff Harold Jones says the accident was reported shortly after 8 p.m. Tuesday. Maurice A. Bingham, 17, was killed in the wreck. Sheriff Jones says Bingham lived on Johnson Road in Crystal Springs.
Sheriff Jones adds it was a single vehicle accident. A reason for the crash has not yet been released.
MISSISSIPPI STATE – Planting the right trees in the best locations is a good investment that can also pay dividends in energy savings for home and business owners.
Bob Brzuszek, associate professor in Mississippi State University’s Department of Landscape Architecture, said planting trees that block the summer sun on the south and west sides of buildings and roofs can substantially reduce air-conditioning costs.
By Gary R. Bachman MSU Horticulturist Coastal Research & Extension Center
Like many home gardeners, I used to put plants in my landscape without worrying about labels because I was sure I’d remember what was planted where. And like most of you, I would end up scratching my head wondering what I had planted where.
One of the best gardening tips I can share, especially in the spring when you’re putting so many new things out, is to label your landscape plants.