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Groundbreaking ceremony held for Reunion Parkway Phase 2

Ground was broken Wednesday on a $26 million project to connect Parkway East with Bozeman Road.

Google invests in Madison countian’s startup

A business two Madison County natives launched in Mississippi State’s Entrepreneurship Center is receiving $250,000 and widespread recognition as one of only 24 companies across North America selected for the award from the Google for Startups Black Founders Fund.

GETTIN THE MESSAGE/The atoning sacrifice for sinners

The “handwriting on the wall” is used as a cliché for something bad is about to happen and you can see it coming. Someone may say I still have my job, but the company is in bad shape, so you can see the handwriting on the wall.

Rodeo pays tribute to Madison's Killebrew

A two-day rodeo honoring the legacy of a Madison man who died in a South American plane crash in 2021 while on a business trip is set for this weekend.

DUNCAN/The faithful slave

If you have Bibles, please open to Matthew chapter 24:45-51. Jesus is telling a story,

New Stage holding auditions

New Stage Theatre is holding open auditions for their 2023-2024 season that are open to children and adults from Madison County and the tri-state area. 

LOWRY/Mutually assured re-nomination

There’s being fortunate in your enemies, and then there’s having enemies who are helping you take the first step in your political comeback.

Ridgewood Road work remains underway

RIDGELAND — Work crews are ahead of schedule and eyeing a mid-September completion date on an ongoing drainage project that has left a portion of Ridgewood Road closed to motorists here.

Bucket truck causes large power outage

MADISON — The entrance to Trace Vineyard was blocked Wednesday as Entergy crews worked to restore downed power poles following an accident involving a bucket truck that led to localized outages.

Canton man sentenced in attempted murder trial

A Canton man was sentenced to 20 years after he pleaded guilty to the attempted murder of a woman at a motel last year.

Warnock seeks 4th continuance in trial

Former Madison County engineer Rudy Warnock is seeking a fourth continuance in his federal bribery and wire fraud trial scheduled for Aug. 7.

Madison’s Katherine Yates is making the most of her time at the Neshoba County Fair by hosting an annual tea party based on a famous children’s book. 

Wayback Burgers serving up quality meals

Wayback Burgers owner Govinda Krishna says his main goal is to make sure each customer is satisfied and that everyone is served with a smile. 

GLUCKSTADT — Residents here can expect a new Pediatric Haven location this summer.

Giachelli to lead operations as division president

Southern Bancorp Bank last month announced the promotion of Jason Giachelli to Division President.

Multiple developments on Parkway

GLUCKSTADT — A pharmacy, a toy store, restaurants, a nail salon and more are coming to Calhoun Station Parkway.

New K-9 to aid with narcotics investigations

Members of the Gluckstadt Police Department are excited and looking forward to having their first police dog to help with narcotics investigations. 

Bridges receives Youth Citizenship Award

Blaine Bridges received the Annandale Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution DAR Youth Citizenship Award & Medal for the 7th grade at the Madison Middle School Seventh Grade Awards Ceremony.

Hathorn wins essay contest

Madison Middle School 8th grader, Landon Hathorn was the Annandale Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution 8th grade American History Essay contest winner.

Hunsicker awarded DAR medal

At the recent Civil Air Patrol Awards Ceremony, Rachel Jacobson Annandale Chapter National Defense Chairman was honored to present the Daughters of the American Revolution National Defense Silver Medal to Cadet Technical Sgt. Alexis Hunsicker.

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