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C Spire hosts networking event in Madison

MADISON — C Spire held its annual technology networking event, Bytes & Bits, at Bridlewood here last month.

The Northbay-Madison Garden Club committee members met recently to plan the upcoming project of planting new plants at the Blue Star Memorial at the Arboretum and the St. Augustine entrance. 

Toys for Tots

Madison Central High School is kicking off Toys for Tots collections November 1, ending December 4 at noon. 

A coalition of Mississippi Healthcare providers announced Monday a formal collaborative focused on providing sustainable solutions to challenges facing access to care.

Business alignment underway

A transformative initiative is underway to evaluate the potential of creating a single, unified organization to represent business and industry throughout Mississippi.

The Belhaven University Singing Christmas Tree is the oldest Christmas tradition in the state of Mississippi and the oldest singing Christmas tree traditions in the United States.

Ridgeland receives planning award

The City of Ridgeland and Kimley-Horn were recently honored with the Award for Best Small Area Project by the Mississippi and Alabama Chapters of the American Planning Association for their work on the West Jackson Street Master Plan.

Former Madison County Engineer Rudy Warnock’s federal bribery and wire fraud trial was continued for the 12th time last month and moved to June 9, 2025, according to court documents. 

Old Agency work will close road for a week

Old Agency Road between Whippoorwill Lane and Patterson Crossing will close for a week on Monday for road work.

GLUCKSTADT — Germantown High School Band members are again state champions after winning the 7A 2024 State Marching Band Championship held at Northwest Rankin High School last weekend.

Ridgeland tax hike too close to call

RIDGELAND — A tax increase on Tuesday’s ballot to fund a $50 million expansion at Freedom Ridge Park was too close to call on Wednesday.

Old Agency Road between Whippoorwill Lane and Patterson Crossing will close on Monday, Nov. 11 at 8:30 a.m. through Sunday, Nov. 17 at 5 p.m.

C Spire has been recognized as one of America's Most Admired Workplaces 2025 by Newsweek and Plant-A Insights Group. This award highlights companies that employees truly want to work for.

Mac Haik looking to service larger vehicles

Mac Haik is one step closer to a new 17,672 square-foot facility to service larger trucks following recent site plan approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission.

City workers receive 5-percent pay increase

GLUCKSTADT—City employees saw a five-percent cost-of-living increase on the first of this month as part of the 2025 budget approved last month.

Aldermen pass ordinance to make shooting a firearm illegal

GLUCKSTADT — A new ordinance means anyone caught discharging a firearm in the city will be charged with a misdemeanor.

Fiiz Drinks serving up some tasty creations

Eliza Wibbenmeyer and her family look forward to bringing Fiiz Drinks, a Utah-based brand that specializes in transforming familiar sodas into new creations.

St. Joe community helps Hope Lodge for second year

For the second straight year, St. Joseph Catholic School students, faculty, staff and parents have come to the aid of the American Cancer Society’s Hope Lodge in Jackson.

Lifelong Madison resident celebrating 100th

Sarah Bell Hart Bennett  will celebrate her 100th Birthday with her family and friends on Saturday, November 2. The birthday celebration will take place at 520 Catlett Road at noon.  

Holmes announces Homecoming Court

Holmes Community College recently announced members of the 2024 Homecoming Court.

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