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Jeremy Vanderloo, vice president of business operations, speaking at the town hall held at Stronger Hope Church in Jackson last Friday. Between 30 and 40 people from surrounding neighborhoods were reportedly at the information session.
RIDGELAND — A public hearing on a proposed Entergy power plant on the west end of County Line Road is set this evening.
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Canton runoff election set for Tuesday

Canton voters will return to the polls next week for runoff elections in the Democrat Party primaries.

Serves as Senate Page

Campbell Browning of Madison served as a page for the Mississippi Senate.

Serves as Senate Page

Luke Rounsaville of Madison served as a page for the Mississippi Senate.

MRA alum receives Taylor Medal

A Madison-Ridgeland Academy graduate has received a prestigious award from the University of Mississippi chosen from less than one percent of the student population.

Supes order employees take lie detector test

Employees with the Madison County Justice Court are being subjected to lie detector tests as the county investigates $3,000 in missing funds.
Accident flightpath, shown in blue, terminating at the Pearl River State Wildlife Management Area, according to ADS-B data (Sources: FAA and Google Earth). The Turcotte Fish Hatchery is shown by the yellow X.

Helicopter crash report released

A preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board sheds some light on the circumstances of a medical helicopter crash that killed the crew of three just north of the Ross Barnett Reservoir early last month.

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Firefighter injured by downed power line recovering

A Canton firefighter injured while on a call last week is home and expected to make a full recovery, Assistant Fire Chief Kelvin Luckett said.

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THOMAS/Time to again feed the insatiable beast

UNDISCLOSED LOCATION, CONNECTICUT - MARCH 29: An immigrant receives help in preparing her U.S. income tax forms on March 29, 2025 at an undisclosed location, Connecticut. A nonprofit immigrant center is holding free sessions where tax advisors provide assistance to immigrants in preparing their tax documents. Many immigrants, including legal green card holders, have expressed extreme anxiety as the Trump administration enacts more stringent immigration policies, including mass deportations of undocumented people living in the United States. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)

America’s annual rituals and observances include days we usually celebrate together (July Fourth, Memorial Day, Veterans Day), or as members of special groups (Passover, Easter and Christmas).

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G’stadt Mayoral Council to host 5K

Lace up your running shoes! The City of Gluckstadt Mayoral Health Council (MHC) is teaming up with the Jackson Heart Study to host its inaugural 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, March 29, in recognition of National Nutrition Month.

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A Ridgeland firm has agreed to pay the United States $1,207,600 to resolve civil allegations that it received improper payments from federal disaster recovery grant funds in connection with disaster recovery services it provided in 2017 and 2018 in West Virginia.
A Ridgeland firm has agreed to pay the United States $1,207,600 to resolve civil allegations that it received improper payments from federal disaster recovery grant funds in connection with disaster recovery services it provided in 2017 and 2018 in West Virginia.
A rendering shows the three-building campus Bear Creek Water Association plans to construct on Church Road.
The Bear Creek Water Association will open a new office building and workshop space at 586 Church Road following site plan approval from the city of Gluckstadt earlier this month.
RIDGELAND — Police officers who used foul language during a traffic stop of a Jackson man with drugs and guns are under an internal investigation.
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Madison County Schools have announced  Austin Brown will serve as Deputy Superintendent for the 2025-2026 school year. 
The 13th Annual Leap 4 The Lily Pad (formerly Run Up for Downs) was created to support disability awareness and raise funds for The Lily Pad Cafe's operating costs.
A group of enthusiastic FCCLA students from Canton High School brightened the day for residents at Season’s Assisted Living in Canton on Thursday, March 26, by delivering thoughtfully curated goodie baskets. 
St. Joseph Catholic School’s high school, student-produced newscast “Bruin News Now” was named the state’s Newscast of the Year and the seventh-grade student-produced newscast “JV Bruin News Now” was named the state’s Middle School Newscast of the Year. Both awards were among 25 that St. Joe received at the Mississippi Scholastic Press Association spring convention Friday, March 28, 2025, on the campus of the University of Mississippi. Pictured here are, back row from left: Elizabeth Vanderloo, Colby Jones, Mary Alice Foster and Amari Alexander. Fourth row: Macon Ogburn, Audrey Young, Davis Hammond and Emma O’Brien. Third row: Camp Hlavac, Jason Paul Buckley, Sawyer Helms, Jonathan Warnock and Luke Jones. Second Row: Turner Brown, Alex Hood and Noah Sanders. Front row: Landry Erwin, Sofia Liberto, Thierry Freeman, McKenzie Cummings, Kaitlyn Evans and Addyson Russell.
MADISON, Miss. (Tuesday, April 1, 2025) – St. Joe’s “Bruin News Now” was named Mississippi’s best high school student newscast, and “JV Bruin News Now” was named best middle school student newscast at the high school student media awards.
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Tri-County Academy Homecoming Court

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Germantown High School Homecoming Court

Senior maids Morgan Grant, Bria Black, Miriam Hoerman, Shaniya Smith, Kasi Culver, Manze Ball, Bria Robinson and Naje Smith

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