Political Speeches continued today at the Neshoba County Fair.
Today, Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, Lt. Governor Phil Bryant, and others highlighted the day. Check out the story by clicking here.
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Governor's Medicaid Cuts Could Be Less Than Expected
Check out the latest on Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour's plan to cut the state's Medicaid program by $375 million.
Hospitals and nursing homes fear they may have to close if the cuts go into effect.
This is an issue I've been following constantly since the day I moved to Mississippi.
At today's Neshoba County Fair--where politicians speak every year--we got reaction from all the major players involved in the heated debate.
Click here to read the story--it consists of my constant web updates as the story developed throughout the day.
Hospitals and nursing homes fear they may have to close if the cuts go into effect.
This is an issue I've been following constantly since the day I moved to Mississippi.
At today's Neshoba County Fair--where politicians speak every year--we got reaction from all the major players involved in the heated debate.
Click here to read the story--it consists of my constant web updates as the story developed throughout the day.
Murder Victim's Friend Heckles Governor During Speech Thursday
This story is one I stumbled upon while covering political speeches today at the Neshoba County Fair in Philadelphia, MS. It's the same place I was yesterday.
We were planning on covering speeches by the governor and other state leaders...we did that, but then a woman started screaming repeatedly. Check out the video of her being escorted away via this link to my web story.
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Politicians Campaign at Neshoba County, MS Fair
Check out today's web story about politics at Mississippi's famous Neshoba County Fair. The fair rivals many state fairs as a huge yearly event that brings hundreds to the tiny town of Philadelphia, Mississippi.
Mississippi's U.S. Senate race is looking to be one of the most hotly contested in the nation when November elections come around.
The candidates; one a former governor, the other a current interim senator for the seat vacated by Sen. Trent Lott.
The two have been exchanging political blows for weeks and tensions rise as the two campaigned Wednesday among a huge pool of potential voters.
Read the market's most comprehensive coverage of the story, here.
Mississippi's U.S. Senate race is looking to be one of the most hotly contested in the nation when November elections come around.
The candidates; one a former governor, the other a current interim senator for the seat vacated by Sen. Trent Lott.
The two have been exchanging political blows for weeks and tensions rise as the two campaigned Wednesday among a huge pool of potential voters.
Read the market's most comprehensive coverage of the story, here.
A new era
Hey y'all. I've finally made it into the internet world of blogging.
It's something new to me, so bear with me as this page develops.
I'll be posting my TV news stories here almost daily. You can comment on them whenever you like. Feel free to tell me what you think and share them with friends.
Right now, we're trying to get the news out about our new website at http://www.fox40now.com/
Check out the most comprehensive coverage of Missisippi news. I'll post stories published by me on a daily basis.
It's something new to me, so bear with me as this page develops.
I'll be posting my TV news stories here almost daily. You can comment on them whenever you like. Feel free to tell me what you think and share them with friends.
Right now, we're trying to get the news out about our new website at http://www.fox40now.com/
Check out the most comprehensive coverage of Missisippi news. I'll post stories published by me on a daily basis.
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