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Former mayor wins the run-off

The democratic primary runoff is over, and the former mayor of Jackson is on the verge of becoming mayor again. Harvey Johnson Jr. defeated City Councilman Marshand Crisler to become the democratic candidate for mayor […]

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Religion

Camp Pioneer Summer Camp

Special to The Mississippi Link The organizers of Camp Pioneer are encouraging everyone interested in experiencing a dynamic adventure in God’s World and His Word to be a part of this summer’s activities in Pearl. […]

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News

Contenders endorsed by former candidates

The Election Day for mayor of Jackson is fast approaching, and the two Democratic candidates picked up key endorsements Wednesday morning as they head into the upcoming mayoral runoff, May 19. Sen. John Horhn held […]

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Education

Jackson native victorious as Miss Spelman College

Lacey Reddix a sophomore Mathematics/Mechanical Engineering dual degree major from Jackson, Miss. was selected as Miss Spelman College 2009-2010 in Atlanta on April 18, 2009. On a platform of “Financial Freedom: Monetary Independence in Economic […]

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Opinion

Hunger, Appetite and Addiction

Hunger is the body’s call for nutritional sustenance. The Infinite within us knows just what the body needs to maintain optimal health.  When the body is calling for sustenance, it is calling for the replacement […]

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Opinion

The principles and productivity of Pullman

To understand the best traditions of African-Americans today is to know the history, principles, and productivity of train porters in the United States since 1868. Following the American Civil War, many African-American men, newly freed […]

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Opinion

The Gantt Report

I hate to say it but LeBron James is better than Michael Jordan and I don’t care how many championship teams Michael played on. No doubt, Michael Jordan was an awesome offensive and defensive player […]