This past Sunday started off as a normal day for the Harris family until the parents, Shauna and Percy Harris, started arguing. The parents shared their home in Lamar County, Mississippi with their three children, whose names have not been … Continued
On Tuesday, ESPN college football reporter Edward Aschoff passed away after a month-long struggle with pneumonia. It was his 34th birthday. A native of Oxford, Mississippi, Aschoff graduated from the University of Florida in 2008 with a bachelor’s degree in … Continued
Celebrated Mississippi author Elizabeth Spencer died on Sunday, December 22nd, at her home in Chapel Hill, N.C. Spencer, who was 98 at the time of her death, is considered one of the foremost chroniclers of the American South, analyzing the … Continued
Courtesy of SBA The Mississippi Small Business Administration (SBA) and the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is proud to announce the opening of a new center in partnership with the City of Jackson. The City of Jackson SBDC is located … Continued
Earlier this week, Shaggy’s restaurant donated $5,000 to help feed hungry children in the Jackson-metro area. Co-owners Rimmer Covington, Jr. and Ron Ladner presented the check to God’s Haven Ministries. God’s Haven is a local, non-profit group that works to … Continued
Courtesy of AG Jim Hood’s Office Late last week, Attorney General Jim Hood issued the following note of thanks to Mississippians as he completes his fourth and final term as attorney general: “I am forever thankful to the people of … Continued
Courtesy of MSDAH During a recent special meeting, the Board of Trustees of the Mississippi Department of Archives and History awarded nearly $3 million on behalf of the Community Heritage Preservation Grant program to seventeen preservation and restoration projects from … Continued
The Mississippi Lottery recently announced the sale of multi-state lottery tickets will begin on January 30, 2020. The incorporation of multi-state lottery tickets comes as no surprise as the success of scratch off tickets has been unprecedented since Mississippi became … Continued
A south Mississippi judge has been suspended after complaints that he pushed and slapped a court clerk. According to complaints filed with Mississippi Commission on Judicial Performance, Jefferson County Justice Court Judge Wendell Williams pushed a court clerk and slapped … Continued
Come January, forty-nine new Justice Court judges will take office in Mississippi. The group recently finished two weeks of intensive training at the Mississippi Judicial College’s training program and are now ready for their new post. On the first day … Continued