Renaissance shop gearing up for holidays
Magnolia Soap and Bath Company located in the Renaissance in Ridgeland is looking forward to a busy and festive Christmas season.
Miss Mississippi visits MRA
Miss Mississippi for America, Lauren McDonald, came to visit with Mrs. LeAnne Pittman’s K5 class. Miss McDonald is an engineer at Nissan. Miss McDonald talked with the children about STEM …
Children’s palliative care program earns bronze medal
Palliative and complex care for patients in Mississippi’s only children’s hospital won a bronze award in the Tipping Point Challenge, a national competition sponsored by the Center to Advance Palliative Care and the John A. Hartford Foundation
Danielle Marie Boyce to wed Tyler Anthony Luckino Nov. 24
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Franklin Boyce announce the engagement of their daughter, Danielle Marie to Tyler Anthony Luckino, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tirro Anthony Luckino of Venice, FL.
Hannah Olivia Blanton to wed Nicholas Garrett McCrory Dec. 12
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Dell Blanton of Madison, announce the engagement of their daughter, Hannah Olivia, to Nicholas Garrett McCrory, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony McCrory of Morton.
Canton man sentenced to 10 years as felon possessing firearm
Elbert George Robinson, 38, of Canton, received the maximum sentence of 10 years in prison after a Madison County Circuit Court jury found him guilty of felon in possession of a firearm, Madison and Rankin Counties’ District Attorney Bubba Bramlett announced Thursday.
Veterans honored at Memory Park
RIDGELAND — Dozens came as the city held its first Veterans Day program last week in years this time at the Veterans Memory Park in front of the new City Hall building.
Christmas in Ridgeland
Karen Mckie and Janet Hernandez with Green Oak Garden Center put the branches on a 24 foot Christmas tree outside of Ridgeland City Hall Friday afternoon.
Gluckstadt searching for 1st police chief
GLUCKSTADT – The city taking accepting applications for a police chief.
7 convicted in hunting camp burglary
Seven individuals were found guilty for their parts in a massive burglary of a Camden deer camp in October 2019, District Attorney Bubba Bramlett announced Tuesday.
A showing of ‘The Grinch’ downtown is meant for families
MADISON — Settling in with the family on the lawn of the Madison Performing Arts Center to watch “The Grinch (2018)” might be the perfect way to get into the Christmas spirit and kick off the holiday season.
Jury sides with Truly in deciding he is the mayor
CANTON — A jury ruled Nov. 10 that even though his name was not properly placed on the ballot, incumbent Democrat William Truly was elected mayor in the June 8 general election and can remain in office.