Month: April 2019

By Jackie Hampton, Publisher, Civil Rights icon James Meredith said April 24 he was heading to Coahoma Community College (CCC) to speak but he was a little “scared” because he was planning to share with […]

By Barrington M. Salmon, TriceEdneyWire.com, America and the administration of President Donald Trump continue to reel from the fallout caused by the release of the redacted report of Special Counsel Robert Mueller. The 448-page document, […]

By Errick L. Greene, Ed.D., Superintendent, Upon accepting the role of superintendent of the Jackson Public School District, I pledged to ensure that every JPS student receives an excellent education. I plan to make good […]

The Mississippi Link Newswire, Jackson Public Schools announced Kathleen Grigsby and Dionne Woody have been appointed to serve as Elementary Assistant Superintendents in the 2019-2020 school year. These two administrators have served with excellence as […]

By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Correspondent, After 11 years, multiple surgeries and a myriad of personal drama, Tiger Woods won his fifth Masters Championship and his 15th career major on a sun-soaked Sunday at […]

The Mississippi Link Newswire, All over the world, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated annually observes one of its founding principles – Finer Womanhood. The observance begins the last week in February and continues throughout the […]

By Jackie Hampton, Publisher, “Upon This Rock We Are Building On a Solid Foundation” was the chosen theme for the 112th year church anniversary of College Hill Baptist Church. This historical church had its humble […]

By Anthony Dean, Interim Genereal Manager, WJSU Radio, WJSU was among the winners in the Louisiana-Mississippi Associated Press competition honoring the best in broadcast journalism and newspapers during the annual AP Awards Dinner April 1. […]