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I-Team confirms: FBI investigating Lamar County's delayed waste-to-fuel project - Vimarsana News

I-Team confirms: FBI investigating Lamar County's delayed waste-to-fuel project

Concerned citizens demanded a county investigation into why a waste-to-fuel project at the Lamar County landfill is years past its original completion date, with some public money flowing to the man who promoted the project. Now, they’re getting an investigation, and at a higher level. The FBI has taken up the case, the FOX 5 I-Team confirmed.

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Paris Police Report For Tuesday, January 16 - Vimarsana News

Paris Police Report For Tuesday, January 16

Xeryus Arianna Bright Last Saturday at 9:22 pm, an officer was dispatched to a disturbance in the 800 block of S. Main St. He made contact with Xeryus Arianna Bright, 25, who was so intoxicated she could not stand. Bright lived in the complex but could not gain entry into her residence. The officer

Conviction in the killing of a South MS man whose body was found in a freezer confirmed - Vimarsana News

Conviction in the killing of a South MS man whose body was found in a freezer confirmed

A Lamar County jury convicted Samantha Simmons of the killing in August 2022

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Mississippi court affirms conviction in the killing of a man whose body was found in a freezer - Vimarsana News

Mississippi court affirms conviction in the killing of a man whose body was found in a freezer

The Mississippi Court of Appeals has affirmed a woman’s conviction in the death of a man whose body was found stuffed into a freezer at his home. In a unanimous

Paris Junior High Spelling Bee Winners - Vimarsana News

Paris Junior High Spelling Bee Winners

Reed Hartman and Arshia Khadka, two 7th graders from Paris Junior High, have recently made their school proud by winning the annual Spelling Bee competition. Their hard work and dedication paid off as they competed head to head for an impressive 15 rounds, showcasing their exceptional spelling skill