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Personnel hearing begins for fired Higgins teacher
By KAREN FREEMAN - Enterprise-Journal
Mon,12/08/08-11:00PM , 174 Reads
Cell phone use in class, sleeping students and insubordination allegedly led to the firing of Higgins Middle School teacher Willie Jenkins.

Monday was the first day of an employee hearing Jenkins requested after he was terminated by McComb school superintendent Therese Palmertree in October.
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Open doors: Amite County sets open house at historic home
By KAREN FREEMAN - Enterprise-Journal
Mon,12/01/08-11:00PM , 63 Reads
The pre-Civil War Felder-Richmond House in Amite County will be the site of Saturday’s fifth annual open house sponsored by the Amite County Historical and Genealogical Society.
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S. Pike hears 16th Section complaints
By KAREN FREEMAN - Enterprise-Journal
Thu,11/13/08-11:00PM , 189 Reads
South Pike School District’s decision to significantly boost the income received from leasing 16th Section land for hunting and fishing has yielded extra money for the district.

But in the process, it stirred up a hornet’s nest of hard feelings among leaseholders.
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Spears son’s trip to hospital causes stir
By KAREN FREEMAN
Mon,11/10/08-11:00PM , 88 Reads
and Matt Williamson | Enterprise-Journal

A man who brought his ailing mother to Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center’s emergency room on the day Britney Spears’ 2-year-old son was rushed to the ER claims the pop star’s appearance disrupted hospital operations.
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