MERIDIAN —
Marriages
The Lauderdale County Circuit Court Clerk's Office issued the following marriage licenses last week.
Jason Alexander Kelch and Amy Lee Higginbotham
Wesley Wayne Scarbrough and Kimberly Ann Hankey
Cedrick Tremayne Truitt and Mia La'Shawn Pinkney
Jeremiah Keith Lovett and Holly Mayton Thrash
Anthony Hamlin and Henrietta Earlene Davis
James Russell Rash and Brittany Hope Enright
Marriage applications may be picked up by anyone, faxed or e-mailed and returned to the circuit clerks office in advance. Both parties will need to be present to sign all final paperwork with the proper identification before the marriage license can be issued. Parental consent is needed if under the age of 21. Licenses issued in Mississippi can only be used in Mississippi. If you have any questions, call the circuit clerks office at 601-482-9731.
Divorces
The Lauderdale County Chancery Court Clerk's Office recorded the following divorces last week.
John Clayton Tice and Ashley Whitaker Tice
Gina Jones Hembree and Charles Robert Hembree
Local News
Marriages & Divorces: Sunday, March 10, 2013
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- Candidates prepare for Tuesday runoff
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MPD prepares for big move
- Drill to test school district and police response
- More sign bond issue petitions
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Disc golf course now open
- Marriages & Divorces: Sunday, May 19, 2013
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Patriotic program
Naval Technical Training Center (NTTC) Command Senior Chief Chris Leonard and
NTTC Commanding Officer Cmdr. Brett St. George accept artwork from Northeast Lauderdale
Elementary School Special Needs Teacher Jennifer Tabb and student Cody Vice. -
Library scheduled to reopen May 20
The wait has been longer than anticipated, but Meridian/Lauderdale County Public Library will once again open – just in time for registration for the library's Summer Reading Program.
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MHS students earn closer look at medical field
“I’d like to explore my options … I want to see what nursing has to offer.”
That’s what Redarius Fowler said when asked why he was taking part in Thursday’s unique camp, “Experience the O.N.E: Hospital Stay.” Fowler was one of 20 Meridian High School male ninth graders taking a part in the unique opportunity. -
High 5
Petty Officer 2nd Class Matthew Denny gives a high-five to a student from Northeast
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