Supreme Court rules against Canton in Gluckstadt annexation case
The Mississippi Supreme Court has ruled against Canton in the city’s attempt to annex unincorporated areas of the county.
Parents who will open homes, hearts to kids needed
Parents who will open their homes and hearts to kids who have experienced trauma by providing a safe, nurturing and loving environment are needed in Madison County and an event Thursday evening at The Township highlights National Foster Care Month.
Peacock on the loose tops officer’s tales
A peacock loose on East Academy Street was one of TchiaKousky Williams Sr.’s wildest and most colorful calls as an animal control officer the last decade in Madison County.
Madison Central Beauty & Beau
Madison Central High School hosted its annual Beauty and Beau pageant the week of February 8.
Blair Richard and Jeremy Phelps wed Oct. 3 in Texas
Blair Lynn Richard and Jeremy Manship Phelps were married on a beautiful late afternoon on October 3, 2020 at the Duchman Winery in Driftwood, TX. The wedding was held outdoors against a captivating backdrop of an elegant vineyard and breathtaking views.
More help on the way with outages
More help is on the way to restore power to the remaining 4,500 Madison County customers from a peak of 10,481 outages following severe weather Tuesday afternoon that included a tornado that skirted the county line but veered into Hinds and Rankin counties.
Flea Market next Thursday
The bi-annual Canton Flea Market is set for 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, May 13, when thousands of artisans, vendors and shoppers are expected to converge on the Canton Town Square.
GETTING THE MESSAGE/Stephen on trial for his life
The context of this verse is Stephen on trial for his teaching about the Lord Jesus Christ
Bruins receive All-State journalism honors
Two St. Joseph Catholic School seniors were named to this year’s All-Mississippi journalism team Friday – among 39 awards Bruins won in the Mississippi Scholastic Press Association’s annual high school student media awards.
Governor removes restrictions as COVID rates drop
As more people are getting vaccinated and statewide COVID-19 infection and death rates fall, Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves last Friday erased most restrictions he had set to try to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Swing into Summer begins
Madison’s Swing Into Summer kicks off this evening (Thursday) at 6 p.m. downtown behind the Red Caboose.
Woman gets 20 years for sexually abusing her children
A woman who pleaded guilty to sexually abusing her two biological sons was sentenced Monday to 20 years in prison and was ordered to register as a sex offender upon her release.