By Jackie Hampton, Publisher, The ceremony for the 2021 Undergraduate Class of Jackson State University was held at 9 a.m., Saturday May 8, at Veteran’s Memorial Stadium in Jackson, MS. The keynote speaker was U. […]
By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Correspondent, Misinformation and disinformation are the primary drivers for vaccine hesitancy in African-American and Latino neighborhoods. Still, individuals should cautiously seek trusted voices in their respective communities who only […]
By Janice K. Neal-Vincent, Contributing Writer, We learn in Ecclesiastes (NIV) that “there is a time for everything and a season for every activity under the heavens.” Such is the case of Jackson State University’s […]
By Levell Williams, Contributing Writer, It is said that one’s true character shows only when tried with adversity. By that sentiment, Tougaloo College is a place full of people of unmovable character and enduring tenacity. […]
By Jackie Hampton, Publisher, Storms sweeping through Jack son Tuesday caused damage to several homes throughout the city with power lines down, trees resting on roof tops and vehicles, roads blocked by tree branches and […]
By Jackie Hampton, Publisher, With violent crime constantly climbing in the city of Jackson, Aaron Banks, president of the Jackson City Council, held a special council meeting in the form of a town hall at […]
By Jackie Hampton, Publisher, Pastor Jerry Young and First Lady Helen Young were honored Sunday by the New Hope church family in recognition of Dr. Young’s 41st pastoral anniversary. The virtual ceremony was held at […]
By Jackie Hampton, Publisher, Throughout the nation, statistics show that only 5% of all lawyers in the United States are African Americans. This is the same percentage that existed 10 years ago, even though 13.4% […]
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