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For more information about special events and summer admission rates to the Tupelo Automobile Museum, call 662-842-4242 or click here

For information about Lee County's Matthew Bell and his goal to attend Advanced Automotive Engineering at Le Mans, call 662-213-0443 or email him at msmfsaesuspension@gmail.com

For a link to the Mississippi Sex Offender Registry, click here

For more on jobs in Northeast Mississippi, including those with Toyota, visit the WIN Job Center on 146 South Thomas Street in Tupelo.
You can also visit mdes.ms.gov

To volunteer for tornado relief efforts, click here or call (888) 353-1793.

To make a donation to tornado victims, click here.

For more information on the study regarding the economic status of college professorsclick here.

For more information on MSU's relief fund for fire victimsclick here.

For more information about the Baretto story on America's Most Wanted click here.

For more information on the Regional Rehabilitation Center click here.

For more information about how Lift Inc. can help the unemployed, call 840-1196 or 840-1197.

For more information on Mississippi's school lunch program click here.

For more information on breast cancer awareness click here.

For more informaiton about how you can become a mentor to Tupelo High School students contact Brandie Harris, a THS Guidance Counselor, at (662) 841-8980.

For more information about ICC's GED Programclick here.

For more information on the Mississippi Horse Parkclick here

For guidance on where to park for MSU home football games, click here.

For a list of the ACT Testing dates click hereTo get the latest information from the Mississippi Department of Education on H1N1 flu, click here.

For more information on mosquitoes click here. For more information in Pontotoc contact city officials at(662) 489-3111.

For information about skiing and handcycling clinics for the disabled, you can call Outpatient Rehab at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo at 377-7215.

To take the Zap the Gap survey to help the Public Service Commission detect areas of weak cell phone service, click here.
You can also call the PSC at (800) 356-6428 or (800) 637-7722.

For more information on Mississippi's Healthy Schools Program click here.

For more information on Mississippi's sales tax holiday click here

For more information on Itawamba Community College's Solutions Opportunities Sessionclick here

For more information on Tupelo/Lee County's Community Development Foundation click here

Log on to the Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks' for information on water safety.click here

For Digital Television Technical Assistance:

The FCC has a toll-free number (888) 225-5322.

Mississippi Association of Broadcasters has an assistance line 1-886-961-2491.

The Mississippi Public Broadcasters has an assistance line 601-432-6565.

If you have any concerns, questions or complaints about Stanford Finanical Investments, please call the Business Regulation and Enforcement Division of the Secretary of State's Office at (601) 359-9055.

Stanford's Investors are also asked to visit this Web site click here.

If you would like to register your phone number to the "No Call List" you can call the Northern District Public Service Commissioner's Office at (800) 637-7722 or you can register online at click here.

For more information on road conditions and travel safety tips log on to click here.

For more about health or environmental concerns associated with exposure to the chemicals you can contact the local environmental protection agency at (800) 241-1754, or call (800) CDC-INFO.

The information can also be found online at atsdr.cdc.gov

For more information on Red Cross relief efforts here in Northeast Mississippi, including shelter information, donating or volunteering, please call 842-6101.

For more information on the gas saving website, MyGallons.com you can visit mygallons.com

Advice to avoid losing your home in foreclosure
Homeownership Preservation Foundation
(888) 995-HOPE


		CLAY COUNTY, Miss. (WLOV) As work winds down on its latest military contract, Clay County employer Navistar has started laying off its workers. Nearly 350 people will be out of a job now that the one thousand and 50 Maxx-Pro mine resistant armored vehicles have been built. Layoff started earlier this week. Approximately 500 people work at the facility, but those numbers fluctuate depending on the number of contracts being handled in West Point.


		COLUMBUS, Miss. (WLOV) It's back to a five day work week for Columbus Public Works employees. The workers have been on a four-day schedule since July 2008. Officials say the move will cut down on the number of hours workers are exposed to the heat.


		STARKVILLE, Miss. (WLOV) Budget worries may force the city of Starkville to move to a four-day work week. That's one of the ideas being considered to help save the city money. A local newspaper reports the move was discussed during a meeting by the city budget committee yesterday.


		COLUMBUS, Miss. (WLOV) She is a professor of English but a question about religion ended the two day run of Dr. Nora Corrigan on Jeopardy. Corrigan was in first place entering the Final Jeopardy round, but missed the question. The MUW professor ended the show in third place. Corrigan's two day total winnings were over 28 thousand dollars.