Travis Childers campaign in Mississippi gets its own post-Civil War history wrong.
                   
redstate.com     May 13, 2008            

Before we go any further; I wouldn't particularly want a statue of Jeff Davis in my hometown. Which is not the same as acquiescing to having one, let alone wanting one of Nathan Bedford Forrest. There's really no excuse for the Childers campaign to get this so drastically wrong, by the way: after... [read full story]                    


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CARVER 50, JEFF DAVIS 7: Wolverines devour Vols

montgomeryadvertiser.com     7 hrs ago          

By Wesley Lyle • August 30, 2008 The Jeff Davis sideline erupted in cheers as Marc Harris returned the opening kickoff 92 yards for a touchdown Friday night. G.W. Carver responded with 50 unanswered points to crush the...                    

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Football Leaders: Rushing, Passing, Receiving

post-gazette.com     9 hrs ago          

Individual leaders from Friday, Aug. 29 343 -- Jake Nardone, Beaver 251 -- Martise Smith, Oliver 219 -- Cory Williams, Belle Vernon 210 -- Brian Williams, Gateway 208 -- Tim Bradley, Laurel Highlands 177 -- Shane Dotson,...                    

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Bank regulators untroubled by industry's GSE exposure

marketwatch.com     yesterday   8 related          

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Federal bank regulators believe a plunge in the preferred shares of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac would have limited impact through the banking system. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Chairman...                    

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FirstBank starts down path to larger market share

tmcnet.com     Aug 27, 2008          

KRT) Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Aug. 26--They've named a city president, opened a new executive office and plan to add two to three people to it. For FirstBank, that's a start toward becoming a bigger player in Memphis...                    

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