ConXion to offer Spring Break camp, open gyms March 9-13
ConXion said it will host a Spring Break Camp as well as Bounce Open Gyms and a Toddler Open Gym for children ages 0-12 from March 9-13.
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MEMA gives update on Individual Assistance for Mississippi residents related to Ice Storm
Mississippi residents affected by the severe ice storm that struck the state earlier this year are still awaiting a decision
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Shooting rampage leaves multiple vehicles hit, one dead located in Hernando
SOUTHAVEN, Miss. — One person is dead following an early morning shooting incident Monday along Interstate 55 that stretched from
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Mississippi voters to select congressional nominees in Tuesday primaries
Mississippi voters will choose Democratic and Republican nominees for Congress on Tuesday. All incumbents are seeking re-election ahead of the November general election.
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Woman Seriously Injured in Suspected Dog Attack in Holly Springs
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss. — A woman was seriously injured in a suspected dog attack early Tuesday morning in Holly Springs,
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One Dead After Early Morning Shooting on I-55 in Southaven; Police Investigating
SOUTHAVEN, Miss. — One person is dead following an early morning shooting Monday on Interstate 55 in Southaven that has
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Mississippi uses unverified credit data to deactivate voters, sparking concerns
Mississippi Secretary of State Michael Watson’s office implemented a controversial method using Experian credit data to update voter rolls, leading to thousands of inactive designations and voter rights concerns.
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Mississippi Legislature Stalls on Teacher Pay Raise and Major Bills
Legislative efforts to pass a teacher pay increase and key measures have faltered amid political infighting. Negotiations continue as lawmakers face a tight legislative schedule.
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Olive Branch mayor honors women in law enforcement on International Women’s Day
Mayor Ken Adams praised the courage and sacrifice of women officers in a city statement on International Women’s Day, quoting W.E.B. Du Bois.
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Lumberton Main Street group tests downtown revival with $10,000 facade grant
The Lumberton Main Street Association has formed a grant committee and will distribute a $10,000 Mississippi Power Foundation award as a facade grant to downtown businesses. Applications close April 9 and awards of up to $2,000 per business will be distributed in early April, the association said.
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