Mississippi Link Newswire Mississippi Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann received reports of very high voter turnout and long lines at the polls as Mississippians began casting their ballots this morning. “Despite poor weather in parts […]
From staff reports WJTV-TV reporter Melanie Dotson passed away today. News anchor Melanie Christopher made the announcement today at the top of the 4 p.m. newscast. Dotson was an alumna of Tougaloo College. She graduated […]
Mississippi Link Newswire Debra Gibbs and Synarus Green face off today in a runoff election for the State House of Representatives District 72 seat. Of the four individuals seeking the seat, they were the […]
From staff reports The Mississippi Link invites readers to win run-of-engagement passes to see the new film When the Bough Breaks starring Morris Chestnut and Regina Hall. All you have to do is correctly answer […]
By Judy Willis Contributing Writer Religion is the category for the final story in this series. The Rev. Victoria Sizemore Baldwin, a pastor in the United Methodist Church is featured. She has chosen her late […]
By Janice K. Neal-Vincent Contributing Writer The Jackson MS Chapter of The Links, Inc., and the Jackson State University Women’s Council for Philanthropy recently banned together in celebration of Women’s History Month to address […]
First bilingual Hinds Co. tax clerk makes difference By Shanderia K. Posey Editor As the first bilingual employee of the Hinds County Tax Collector’s office, Cynthia Aguirre is doing much more than helping residents get […]
By Janice K. Neal-Vincent Contributing Writer The Mississippi Department of History and Archives featured Dr. Will Crossley, president of Piney Woods Country Life School, at the Old Capitol Museum in Jackson last Wednesday. During […]
The Mississippi Link Newswire On December 5 2013, the Working Together Jackson (WTJ) Executive Committee voted unanimously to endorse the proposed 1% sales increase. Infrastructure repair is one of WTJ’s top priorities, and all of the […]
JACKSON, Mississippi (AP) — Former Mississippi Gov. Bill Allain, a Democrat who appointed significant numbers of women and minorities to government jobs and strengthened the executive branch by removing legislators from state boards, died Monday. […]
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