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Riley Center does it again!

A note of thanks

Don't let tax credit expire

Dumpsters vs. curbside pickup for county garbage

Say a prayer

United Way announces campaign cabinet

Think Again Campaign kicks off for MDMH & EMSH

What Meridian should learn from the Mayor of Philadelphia?

The dumpster issue

Nursing home care

School bus safety concerns

Green Cans versus Street Pick Up

Pay more taxes seniors

Over 65 and invisible

Pleased with the movement

Back to school time

Don't miss the Nashville Songwriters

Don't live in denial

Thanks for all the support

A job well done

No elephant in the room

As a nation, we are broken

Thank you to the whole community

Hero Worship? Let's remember our real heroes

Appreciative of the care

Meridian really going GREEN?

Obituary of common sense

Don’t forget to vote

Where has it gone?

Thanks for the hard work

Is Iraq important?

Proud of the parents

Rightful owners

Good rheumatologist needed

I have something better

Eighteen billion dollars for a high speed rail system ... Bull. Why so much money to rebuild an antique system that is non-profitable, over priced, costs more to maintain, can not compete with air travel, hits cars, and can still come off the tracks. I’m sorry, but this is the year 2009 and there are still people with outhouses.
So why should America follow in the footsteps of countries that we have given technology to in the first place. We should be the leader in and not the follower behind of a new advanced High Speed Transit System. I’m talking about a new way, a modern way, an advanced technology way, a new High Speed “Transit” System. A system that does not run on unsafe tracks, one that cannot hit or be hit by cars or would be virtually impossible to have one train crash into another. In fact, a High Speed Transit System that would cost 1/10 of but most likely much less than the proposed unreal amount. Just to reinvent the now antiquated system designed by foreigners, a system that would only work at high speed where the track is perfectly straight and set in concrete.

Jesus healed bodies
As an elderly disabled person, I am an avid and very appreciative reader of The Meridian Star. The paper each day and television helps me stay connected to the world.
The Bible teaches us, St. Matthew 6:33, “But seek ye first the Kingdom of God.” What doctors maybe could not do for me, I learned about a doctor or a man that never failed! He never fails!
Jesus could have been a doctor. One of His followers, Luke, was (Colossians 4:14). But Jesus never carried a medical bag or opened an office on Main Street, Nazareth.

Love and miss my hometown

Remember the families, too, this Memorial Day

The right choice

Disturbed by actions of official

Why all of this today?

My public apology to the Meridian City Council

UBS thanks supporters

Shatter the silence—youth sucide in Mississippi

Customer service abounds

We are blessed

Please return our dog

Not happy with MUW president

Ashamed by headline, photo

Thanks for the patronage

The winds of change for the city of Meridian

No power but God

Common Sense vs. Education

Animals depend on us

Resignation needed

'All things' weren't considered

Better conditions needed for runners

Encouraging education during IDD Month

Response to salmonella outbreak

More answers needed from parole board

Recommendations for use of Stimulus Funds

Open letter to the community of Meridian:

Looking for assistance on my Meridian past

Thanks for the support of downtown breakfast

Thanks for a successful pancake year

That was then and this is now

What was the parole board thinking?

Where have you been?

Education policy misses the point

Thankful for honorable actions

Burton should apologize for remarks

Best $4 I ever spent

Thank you for your service

To the voters of the City of Meridian:

Government: stay out of my way

What are they doing?

Stand up against wasteful spending

Let's get involved before it's too late

What does 30,000 mean to you?

What a mess

Navigators for county vehicles?

Commitment from community needed

Thanks to Star reporter

Thanks for support of local club

A challenge for Obama supporters

Thanks for the editorial

Thanks for the 'extraordinary' gesture

The education problem in Mississippi

Follow-up apologies with action

Second job needed to pay for taxes

Tax issues needs to be addressed

Time for new ideas

A much easier life

Crossroads a 'real treat' for our area

Country First?

I want to see Meridian's downtown prosper

What have we gained?

Return wallet ... it was full of memories

Seeking better schools