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The dream of cashing a $500,000 lottery ticket turns into a nightmare for a Tupelo convenience store worker.

G. Cruz live at Queen K Texaco

TUPELO • A Lee County convenience store employee who allegedly stole a lottery ticket and tried to cash it in for $500,000 has been charged with felony embezzlement.

Passengers heading to the airport have been urged to allow extra time for their journey

Aileen Getty, who lives in the United States, is bankrolling an organisation that has given money to Just Stop Oil as it creates havoc with its demonstrations in recent weeks.

How the world’s largest corporation decides who will make it to the top—and who won’t.

Last week, the chiefs of the Big Three automakers returned to Washington bearing "turnaround plans' that they say will, with the addition of $34 billion in government loan guarantees, return their firms to profitability. But in revealing the dire straights faced by General Motors and Chrysler (Ford, despite its request, says it really does not need taxpayer dollars), the plans provide further evidence that a taxpayer bailout will be insufficient to save the industry.

Magazines: United We Stand; Television, Internet, And Social Media: Divided We Sit. Part ThreeLessons from the past for today’s magazine editors and publishers… “Whoever has ears, let them hear.” Matthew 13:9Not all the magazines of July 1942 carried the American flag on the cover, however each magazine, in its own way,

He and his brother, Bruce, founded the firm that lured buyers with furnished prototypes and built 150,000 homes and urban apartments.

PetroCaribe is in the news again, with a former Jamaica energy minister and the current president of the island’s manufacturers...