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8 qualify so far for Gluckstadt alderman seats

Since Gluckstadt does not have established wards, winners for the five alderman-at-Large positions will be determined by the candidates who receive the most votes, according to the Mississippi Secretary of State’s Office.

Perry receives state award

Germantown Athletic Director Gregg Perry was recently named the Mississippi Athletic Administrator of the Year for the Mississippi High School Activities Association’s 5A-7A classifications.

TCA alum to play in Superbowl

Tri-County Academy football alum Swayze Bozeman will make history on February 9th, becoming the first former player in program history to play in a Super Bowl. 

Registration open for marathon

 Registration for the third annual Run The Rainbow for Children’s marathon/half marathon/10K/5K is now open. The event is set for Saturday, March 15, a week before Hal’s St. Paddy’s Parade and Festival. 

G’stadt gun runner sentenced to 15 years

A Sumner faces 15 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to trafficking in stolen firearms here.

Assists at State Capitol

Kassidy McMillian and Meredith Odom, both of Madison, recently served as pages for the Mississippi House Representatives. 

Madison police arrest man on drug, gun charges

MADISON — A Jackson man remains in jail on a $5 million bond after his arrest here over the weekend on gun and drug dealing charges.

Plans underway for healthy facility at Holmes

Holmes Community College will soon have a brand-new building on the Ridgeland Campus – plans are underway for the Allied Health Facility.

Northbay shooter sentenced

MADISON — A Ridgeland man has pleaded guilty to the Northbay drive-by shooting last summer.

Woman kidnapped from Nissan and murdered

A man suspected of kidnapping of a woman and dumping her dead body on the side of I-55 in Holmes County faces murder charges in Madison County.

60th Dixie Rodeo begins today

Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson invites everyone to attend the 60th annual Dixie National Livestock Show and Rodeo and announces the schedule of events taking place tomorrow,

ICE agents book 29 illegals at Madison County jail

Agents with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement have locked up 29 individuals on charges of being in the country illegally since last Monday, when President Donald J. Trump was inaugurated for his second term.

MADISON — A disturbance at the I-55 Shell here Saturday night led to the arrest of a Jackson felon on gun and drug charges.

The Capitol Complex Improvement District Court will open at 8 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 27, in a newly remodeled facility at 201 South Jefferson Street in Jackson. Mississippi Supreme Court Chief Justice Mike Randolph announced judicial appointments to the CCID Court on Jan. 24. James Holland and Stanley Alexander are full-time judges of the CCID Court, and Christopher Collins will serve as a part-time judge. All live in Jackson.

20 illegals being housed in Madison County

Over the last two days, agents with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have arrested at least 20 individuals for illegal entry in the U.S. and are housing them at the Madison County Detention Center. 

Assists at State Capitol

Lawson Hathorn of Madison is currently serving as a page for the Mississippi House Representatives. 

The Madison County Republican Women board members are, pictured from left, Ashley Allen, president; Leah Ferretti, 1st VP; Mandy Sumerall, 2nd VP; Sheila Spann, secretary; Page Wolfe, treasurer; (not pictured) and Fran Smith, corresponding secretary.

MSO to play at Madison Central

A visionary artist of the harp is the star draw of Mississippi Symphony Orchestra’s “Magnificent Strings” concert, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, February 1, at Madison Central High School Auditorium in Madison.

Delivers opening prayer

Reverend Dawn Douglas Flowers, Senior Pastor of Parkway Hills United Methodist Church in Madison, delivered an opening prayer to the Mississippi Senate on Monday, January 13, 2025, at the invitation of Senator Bradford Blackmon, who led the Pledge of Allegiance before Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann guided lawmakers through the day’s agenda.

Assists at State Capitol

Kaedyn Gibbs and Jada Gardner of Ridgeland served as pages for the Mississippi Senate. Pages generally run errands for officials and Senate staff. 

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