Stringfellow says operating JPS as it is now is wasteful By Othor Cain Managing Editor Hired to help craft a message about the rezoning that is scheduled to be implemented at the beginning of the […]
District has until Nov 1 to make improvements By Othor Cain Managing Editor Monday, May 21, proved to be a very busy day for officials within the Jackson Public Schools District. Board members called a […]
The Mississippi Highway Patrol’s Bureau of Investigation, along with the Tunica Police Department and the Tunica County Sheriff’s office, has arrested a man in connection with the north Mississippi highway murders. “Hundreds of man […]
A reception and awards program will be held from 1-3 p.m. Sunday, April 22, at the Mississippi Arts Center to showcase the work of visual arts students at Power APAC. Student art is on display […]
By Othor Cain Managing Editor After a search by national search firm Ray and Associates that began in 2011, the JPS board of trustees announced two finalists for the district’s top position. Parents, the public […]
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JACKSON – (AP) The City of Jackson says contractors have fixed a 42-inch water main off Interstate 220 in south Jackson, but people there should keep boiling any water that will end up in someone’s […]
By Monica Land JACKSON – It took 500 days, but a portrait of former Jackson Mayor Frank Melton is now hanging in city hall. Portraits of seven former Jackson mayors grace a wall at city […]
By JEFF AMY Associated Press JACKSON, Miss. (AP) _ Gov. Phil Bryant said he plans to continue activity with a Christian group promoting racial reconciliation. Mission Mississippi honored Bryant Friday, hosting the Governor’s Prayer Luncheon […]
JACKSON (AP) — A judge on Tuesday postponed arguments on whether to move the trial of a white Mississippi teenager charged with intentionally using a pickup truck to run over a black man. Deryl Dedmon, 19, […]
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