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- These children died at their father’s hand. Top row: Aaden Moreno, Ty Tesoriero, Greyson Kessler; bottom row: Claire Randall, Austin Edwards, Jordan Blackwell and three sisters, Rebecca, Katheryn and Leslie Gonzales.
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MCIR: Children become collateral damage in domestic violence epidemic
By JERRY MITCHELL - MISSISSIPPI CENTER FOR INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING
Wed,08/31/22-10:46AM , 1,462 Reads 26,286 Statewide
Editor’s Note: This story is the first in the Forgotten series, which explores the often ignored victims of domestic violence homicides — not women alone, but children, other family members and even pets.
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Janellyn Cornacchione: A perfect Wednesday
Tue,08/30/22-6:55PM , 1,522 Reads
Have you ever had a day so good that you could hug yourself at its end?
I had such a day two Wednesdays ago. First of all, it was my daughter’s birthday, and to hear her joyful voice first thing that morning — well, nothing could top that. Lying in bed nursing my third cup of coffee, I remembered the night she was born.
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- Judd Honea, center, instructor of Amite School Center’s new electrical training program, looks on as students Gabe Burnett, left, and Jasen Mellinger work on a class activity.
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Getting charged up
By JOSH TROY - Staff
Sat,08/27/22-6:00AM , 7,729 Reads
ASC adds electrical program

Two 2003 Amite School Center graduates were at a ceremony at one of their high school baseball games about two years ago and started talking about the importance of vocational programs for kids.
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- Clint, left, and Norman Stevenson stand with memorabilia from the family farm.
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Brothers back together after worldwide career
By ERNEST HERNDON - Outdoors Editor
Sat,08/27/22-6:00AM , 7,399 Reads
LIBERTY — Norman and Clint Stevenson, along with their late brother Carroll, grew up working together on the family dairy farm. Decades later, Clint is back from a career overseas and again working with Norman.
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