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Tim Kalich
May 9, 2016: Daily Journal: SID SALTER: I see the Mississippi the national media never sees
Tim Kalich, an old friend and one of Mississippi’s best editorial writers, is publisher and editor of local paper, The Greenwood Commonwealth.
Tim Kalich, an old friend and one of Mississippi’s best editorial writers, is publisher and editor of local paper, The Greenwood Commonwealth.
June 27, 2015: Tim Kalich: Columbian-Progress: Bad science of bite marks
Aug 18, 2008: Tim Kalich: AlterNet: Are Feds Trying to Aid Republican Candidate's Election?
kabir karriem
Jan 17, 2023: Columbus Dispatch: Slimantics: The Republican “All Lives Matter” distortion
Every year, Rep. Kabir Karriem of Columbus, files a bill to address the Robert E. Lee holiday. First, it was to observe the two holidays on separate days, which would have given state employees an extra paid day off.
Karriem’s current bill would eliminate the Lee holiday altogether as well as Confederate Memorial Day.
Karriem’s bills have gone nowhere and died in committee.
That’s likely the fate of this bill, too. Karriem said not a single Republican has offered to sponsor the bill. That includes our Golden Triangle delegation, Dana McLean, Andy Boyd and Rob Roberson.
Every year, Rep. Kabir Karriem of Columbus, files a bill to address the Robert E. Lee holiday. First, it was to observe the two holidays on separate days, which would have given state employees an extra paid day off.
Karriem’s current bill would eliminate the Lee holiday altogether as well as Confederate Memorial Day.
Karriem’s bills have gone nowhere and died in committee.
That’s likely the fate of this bill, too. Karriem said not a single Republican has offered to sponsor the bill. That includes our Golden Triangle delegation, Dana McLean, Andy Boyd and Rob Roberson.
Andre Kaufman
Oct 29, 2019: Gulf Live: Former alderman, public works chief Andre Kaufman dies at 69
One of Ocean Springs more colorful and successful public figures has passed into history.
Former alderman and public works director Andre Kaufman died Friday at the age of 69.
Kaufman served two terms as a City aldermen, from 1977 to 1981, and from 1985 to 1989. In 1995, he was hired as the City’s public works director, a post he held for the next 20 years before retiring in 2015 amid some controversy.
One of Ocean Springs more colorful and successful public figures has passed into history.
Former alderman and public works director Andre Kaufman died Friday at the age of 69.
Kaufman served two terms as a City aldermen, from 1977 to 1981, and from 1985 to 1989. In 1995, he was hired as the City’s public works director, a post he held for the next 20 years before retiring in 2015 amid some controversy.
Apr 9, 2015:WFSB: OS Public Works Director will retire July 1
Ocean Springs Public Works Director Andre Kaufman just announced he will be retiring from that position on July 1. Johnny Groue will take on the day-to-day responsibilities of the Public Works Department starting today, according to a statement made by Kaufman.
Ocean Springs Public Works Director Andre Kaufman just announced he will be retiring from that position on July 1. Johnny Groue will take on the day-to-day responsibilities of the Public Works Department starting today, according to a statement made by Kaufman.
Apr 6, 2015: Gulf Live: Andre Kaufman steps down as Ocean Springs' public works head, will stay on as project manager until June 30
Ocean Springs Public Works Director Andre Kaufman reached agreement with city leaders Monday night that he will step down from running day to day operations of his department, but will stay on as a "project manager" until he retires June 30.
Ocean Springs Public Works Director Andre Kaufman reached agreement with city leaders Monday night that he will step down from running day to day operations of his department, but will stay on as a "project manager" until he retires June 30.
Mar 27, 2015: WLOX: Ocean Springs public works director suspended
Ocean Springs Public Works Director Andre Kaufman was suspended from his job, but no one is saying why.
Ocean Springs Public Works Director Andre Kaufman was suspended from his job, but no one is saying why.
Aug 14, 2013: Gulf Live: Ocean Springs board gives Andre Kaufman three days suspension, mandates anger management (updated)
Ocean Springs Public Works Director Andre Kaufman will serve three days suspension without pay and attend anger management classes, the Ocean Springs Board of Aldermen decided after a three-hour executive session Wednesday morning.
Ocean Springs Public Works Director Andre Kaufman will serve three days suspension without pay and attend anger management classes, the Ocean Springs Board of Aldermen decided after a three-hour executive session Wednesday morning.
The Public Works Department is under the leadership of André Kaufman. Mr. Kaufman is a veteran of service to Ocean Springs, beginning with his tenure as an Alderman from 1977 to 1981 and again from 1985 to 1989. He became Director of Public Works in May 1998 after years of consultant development work.
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Jan 10, 2016: WLOX: Moss Point seeking resources to help reboot city
"I was informed Friday that our grant writer resigned," said Moss Point Community Development Director Cathy Keeton.
"I was informed Friday that our grant writer resigned," said Moss Point Community Development Director Cathy Keeton.
Jimmy Kelly
Jan 19, 2017: Daily Journal: Houlka mourns death of former mayor
The deaths of two sisters – one of them a former Houlka mayor – close to the same time Tuesday morning, Jan. 10, rocked the small northern Chickasaw County town, according to several local officials and Facebook comments.
“Former Houlka two-term mayor Josephine “Jo” Higginbotham, (nee Paden), 72, who had been in Dogwood Plantation Assisted Living in Fulton, died first,” Houlka Mayor Jimmy Kelly said Tuesday afternoon. “Wilma Lane Davis, 78, who lived in Houlka, died soon afterward at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo.”
The deaths of two sisters – one of them a former Houlka mayor – close to the same time Tuesday morning, Jan. 10, rocked the small northern Chickasaw County town, according to several local officials and Facebook comments.
“Former Houlka two-term mayor Josephine “Jo” Higginbotham, (nee Paden), 72, who had been in Dogwood Plantation Assisted Living in Fulton, died first,” Houlka Mayor Jimmy Kelly said Tuesday afternoon. “Wilma Lane Davis, 78, who lived in Houlka, died soon afterward at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo.”
Feb 10, 2016: WTVA: New Plant Expansion in New Houlka
"This will mean more jobs and more tax revenue for our people in town. We've already, since Delta opened up in November, I can already tell the difference of the revenue in our town. “replied New Houlka Mayor Jimmy Kelly
"This will mean more jobs and more tax revenue for our people in town. We've already, since Delta opened up in November, I can already tell the difference of the revenue in our town. “replied New Houlka Mayor Jimmy Kelly
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Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
For the county supervisors race, Democrat Joseph Richardson will serve as District 1 supervisor after defeating Republican Gregg Kennedy. Richardson received 1,480 votes, or 61.98 percent, compared to Kennedy’s 904 votes, or 37.86 percent. |
Apr 27, 2021
One Day in April: A look back at the tornadic event that swept through Smithville. This is the extended cut interview with Gregg Kennedy and Bunky Goza from April 2021 with Joey Barnes.
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April 2012: Site Selection: Road to Redemption
Around mid-afternoon on April 27, 2011, Gregg Kennedy, part-time mayor of Smithville, Miss., completed his shift at his full-time job at the True Temper Sports golf club shaft manufacturing facility in nearby Amory. He drove straight to the Smithville Town Hall because of the threatening weather.
Around mid-afternoon on April 27, 2011, Gregg Kennedy, part-time mayor of Smithville, Miss., completed his shift at his full-time job at the True Temper Sports golf club shaft manufacturing facility in nearby Amory. He drove straight to the Smithville Town Hall because of the threatening weather.
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Feb 9, 2022: Mississippi Today: House clerk Andrew Ketchings takes credit for moving Bilbo statue out of public view
House Clerk Andrew Ketchings said he acted on his own to remove the statue of racist former governor and U.S. senator Theodore Bilbo from public view in the Mississippi State Capitol. Bilbo, known for his extreme racist rhetoric and views, had been memorialized with a statue in the Mississippi Capitol since the 1950s. Various Black legislators and others have for many years called for the removal of the Bilbo statue, saying it was inappropriate that such a vocal white supremacist was one of two governors to be memorialized with statues in the Capitol. |
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Jan 6, 2016: Madison County Journal: PERRY/2016 Legislature
The House reelected Andrew Ketchings as Clerk of the House. In his speech seconding Ketchings' nomination, Representative Steve Holland (D-Plantersville) said Ketchings "has brought more order to the inmates than anyone I've ever known."
The House reelected Andrew Ketchings as Clerk of the House. In his speech seconding Ketchings' nomination, Representative Steve Holland (D-Plantersville) said Ketchings "has brought more order to the inmates than anyone I've ever known."
Jan 5, 2016: Hattiesburg American: Lawmakers kick off 2016 session
For the 122 members of the Mississippi House, 25 of them newly elected, the afternoon was mostly full of formalities, and the body re-elected last term’s House Speaker Philip Gunn, R-Clinton, Speaker Pro-Tempore Greg Snowden, R-Meridian, and Clerk of the House Andrew Ketchings.
For the 122 members of the Mississippi House, 25 of them newly elected, the afternoon was mostly full of formalities, and the body re-elected last term’s House Speaker Philip Gunn, R-Clinton, Speaker Pro-Tempore Greg Snowden, R-Meridian, and Clerk of the House Andrew Ketchings.
Angel Kibler-Middleton
Feb 3, 2016: WLOX: City and county leaders hold joint workshop
“My biggest concern right now is Canal Road. It is awful. It just falls off on the southbound lane, and it is terrible,” said supervisor, Angel Kibler-Middleton.
“My biggest concern right now is Canal Road. It is awful. It just falls off on the southbound lane, and it is terrible,” said supervisor, Angel Kibler-Middleton.
Jan 4, 2015: WLOX: New year brings new Harrison County board
Beverly Martin, Angel Kibler-Middleton and Kent Jones are the three new faces on the board, joining incumbents Marlin Ladner and Connie Rockco.
Beverly Martin, Angel Kibler-Middleton and Kent Jones are the three new faces on the board, joining incumbents Marlin Ladner and Connie Rockco.
Jeffrey Kilpatrick
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Nearly 50 Mississippi mayors endorse Clinton
Mayor of Drew, Jeffrey Kilpatrick
Mayor of Drew, Jeffrey Kilpatrick
April 18, 2014: Clarion Ledger: Drew elects new mayor after protest of 2013 election
Jeffrey Kilpatrick has been elected as mayor of Drew.
The Bolivar Commercial reports Kilpatrick won an election held Tuesday in the town in the Mississippi Delta. Also on the ballot were Harvey Burchfield and John Thigpen. Kilpatrick won the race 244-238 over Burchfield.
Jeffrey Kilpatrick has been elected as mayor of Drew.
The Bolivar Commercial reports Kilpatrick won an election held Tuesday in the town in the Mississippi Delta. Also on the ballot were Harvey Burchfield and John Thigpen. Kilpatrick won the race 244-238 over Burchfield.
Kathy King
Feb 1, 2016: Sun Herald: Man indicted in capital murder of Hurley woman has trial date
Circuit Judge Kathy King Jackson on Monday set a Aug. 22 trial date for a Hurley man accused of stabbing a woman to death during a December 2014 robbery in Jackson County.
Circuit Judge Kathy King Jackson on Monday set a Aug. 22 trial date for a Hurley man accused of stabbing a woman to death during a December 2014 robbery in Jackson County.
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Aug 4, 2016: Monroe Journal: Supervisors table radio vote for solid waste department
“We probably have enough radios to outfit the trucks. We could take a shot at those old radios and piecemeal them together, but we have to go to one system,” said board president Billy Kirkpatrick of consolidating county radio traffic to one means.
“We probably have enough radios to outfit the trucks. We could take a shot at those old radios and piecemeal them together, but we have to go to one system,” said board president Billy Kirkpatrick of consolidating county radio traffic to one means.
Mar 20, 2015: WCBI: Video: Monroe Supervisors Approve Benefits for Injured Officers
“Officers injured in the line of duty were eligible for workers comp benefits and whatnot, but the city doesn’t have any avenue to, for them to receive you know, their regular pay after they had used up their leave time and whatnot,” said Supervisor Billy Fitzpatrick/Monroe County.
“Officers injured in the line of duty were eligible for workers comp benefits and whatnot, but the city doesn’t have any avenue to, for them to receive you know, their regular pay after they had used up their leave time and whatnot,” said Supervisor Billy Fitzpatrick/Monroe County.
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Oct 26, 2016: Jackson Free Press: Electing Justice: The JFP Interview with Justice Jim Kitchens
Mississippi Supreme Court Justice Jim Kitchens will complete his first full eight-year term on the state's highest court this year. Before joining the court in 2008, Kitchens worked primarily as a civil and criminal trial lawyer in Copiah County, where he lives. Kitchens graduated from the University of Mississippi law school in 1967 and moved home to Crystal Springs to practice law. Kitchens ran for district attorney of Copiah, Lincoln, Walthall and Pike counties in 1971 and served in that role for a decade. Afterward, he went back into private practice, working on both sides of criminal and civil cases. He lives in Crystal Springs with his wife Mary. Feb 9, 2016: WCBI: Video: Columbus Judge Tosses his Gavel in the Ring for State’s High Court
District 16 Circuit Court Judge Jim Kitchens has announced that he is joining the race to replace State Supreme Court Justice Ann Lamar in November. |
April 29, 1943: James W Kitchens was born.
Justice James W. Kitchens is a lifelong resident of Crystal Springs, Copiah County, Mississippi. He graduated from Crystal Springs High School in 1961, then earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Southern Mississippi in 1964, and a Juris Doctorate from the University of Mississippi School of Law in 1967. Kitchens is a justice of the Supreme Court of Mississippi. He began his eight-year term in January 2009, and was formerly elected the district attorney for the Mississippi counties of Copiah, Lincoln, Pike and Walthall. |
Jan 28, 2016: Sun Herald: Death Row inmate gains access to psychologist
Death Row inmates should have access to their experts as long as it violates no rules or regulations and doesn't violate an inmate's due-process rights, said Associate Justice James W. Kitchens, writing for the court.
Death Row inmates should have access to their experts as long as it violates no rules or regulations and doesn't violate an inmate's due-process rights, said Associate Justice James W. Kitchens, writing for the court.
Carol Knight
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
In what was a field of nine candidates for circuit clerk going into the Aug. 4 Republican and Democrat primaries, the race pitted Dana Sloan against Carol Knight for the seat held by Judy Butler, who is retiring at the end of the year. Sloan defeated Knight. Sloan had a total of 7,332 votes, or 68.66 percent compared to Knight’s 3,346 votes, or 31.33 percent.
In what was a field of nine candidates for circuit clerk going into the Aug. 4 Republican and Democrat primaries, the race pitted Dana Sloan against Carol Knight for the seat held by Judy Butler, who is retiring at the end of the year. Sloan defeated Knight. Sloan had a total of 7,332 votes, or 68.66 percent compared to Knight’s 3,346 votes, or 31.33 percent.
robert krebs
May 11, 2022: Sun Herald: MS paramedic admits to sexually assaulting patients, kids during hospital transports
Walley made the admissions when he pleaded guilty Monday to three counts of sexual battery and two counts of touching a child for lustful purposes before Circuit Judge Robert Krebs.
Walley made the admissions when he pleaded guilty Monday to three counts of sexual battery and two counts of touching a child for lustful purposes before Circuit Judge Robert Krebs.