DeSoto Chamber’s quarterly luncheon sells out ahead of event
The DeSoto Chamber announced its upcoming quarterly luncheon is fully booked, thanks to strong registration and support from sponsors.
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Jobseekers are offered access and opportunities during Clocked In at Jackson Medical Mall
By Simeon Gates | Originally published by Mississippi Today Allison Palmer is looking to get her life back on track.
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NAACP calls for boycott of Southern college sports programs over voting rights
By Matt Brown, Associated Press | Originally published by Mississippi Today Audio recording is automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and
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Mississippi Democrats fear big losses in Legislature from redistricting, vow to organize
By Michael Goldberg | Originally published by Mississippi Today Audio recording is automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the
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Mississippi civil rights pioneer Brenda Travis, jailed at 15, dies at 81
By Jerry Mitchell | Originally published by Mississippi Today Brenda Travis was 15 when she joined the Civil Rights Movement,
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Federal trial is delayed again for man charged in Mississippi synagogue arson
By Molly Minta | Originally published by Mississippi Today A federal judge has again delayed the trial of the Madison
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Southaven Honda official says networking is about relationships, not business cards
George Webb of Southaven Honda said a recent chamber event led to family connections and a reminder that community matters. He told Southaven Business Beat that such outcomes require showing up and meeting people in person.
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Southaven praises Public Works Department for maintaining city infrastructure
City officials said the Public Works Department fixes traffic signals, repairs potholes and maintains equipment to keep Southaven running.
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Data center boon has a dark side, says Mississippi-born CODEPINK analyst
By Melissa Garriga | Originally published by Mississippi Today Mississippi Today Ideas is a platform for thoughtful Mississippians to share
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Olive Branch public works receives pizza donation, mayor says
Mayor Ken Adams said Vacuum Truck Sales & Service provided pizzas from Domino’s to the city’s Public Works team, according to a city social media post.
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