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New memebers to the Madison Garden Club were welcomed last month.

Members of the Madison Police and Fire Departments along with Mississippi USAR Task Force sent personnel and resources to stage in Pensacola, Florida, ahead of Hurricane Helene. 

Renaissance hosting E-waste disposal Friday

RIDGELAND — An E-Waste disposal event at the Renaissance will allow residents to safely dispose of old desktop computers, laptops, tablets and cell phones free of charge.

Residents file appeal over supes’ rezoning

A couple dozen residents filed an appeal late last month in Madison County Circuit Court over the recent rezoning of two large tracts of land off Clarkdell Road to make way for development of over 800 new homes.

8-year-old remembered as joyful

MADISON — Jeanelle Viaje Fredericks was her parents’ pride and joy, bringing them much love, light, and happiness.

Flora farm announces $8M expansion plans

FLORA — Salad Days Produce, a producer of hydroponically grown head lettuce, announced a more than $8 million expansion expected to generate at least 12 jobs.

National merit semifinalists

Madison Central High School is proud to announce its 2024-2025 National Merit Semifinalists and Commended Scholars. 

MADISON — An eight-year-old girl has died after being hit by a Madison County School District bus here Wednesday, according to Madison Police

St. Andrew’s Episcopal School is proud to announce that fourteen members of the Class of 2025 have been named National Merit Semifinalists.

MCBL&F Board of Directors

The Madison County Business League & Foundation (MCBL&F) proudly announces the 2024-25 Board of Directors and Officers. 

St. Joe capital campaign to include athletic building

MADISON — New classrooms, a multi-purpose athletic building, campus improvements and debt retirement highlight St. Joseph Catholic School’s first capital campaign in 17 years.

Lady Rebels headed to state tournament Saturday

The Tri-County Academy softball team is headed to the MAIS 4A state tournament, following an undefeated effort en route to winning the MAIS 4A south tournament. 

F-250 slams into Tidewater house

MADISON — A Ridgeland man allegedly drove his heavy-duty truck pickup truck into a house in Tidewater last month while intoxicated.

Former Mississippi Chief Justice remembered as a leader

Former Mississippi Supreme Court Chief Justice Edwin Lloyd Pittman was remembered for his “exemplary leadership” during his tenure on the court. Pittman died on Sept. 25 at his home in Ridgeland. He was 89.

Baptist opening rehab hospital in Madison

MADISON — Baptist Memorial Health Care and Lifepoint Rehabilitation broke ground Tuesday on a 40-bed rehabilitation hospital south of Keifer’s on the Highland Colony Parkway.

Man arrested for Florida sex crimes

A Ridgeland man wanted for allegedly sexually assaulting a minor in Florida was arrested here during a traffic stop last month.

Ridgeland ends irrigation ban for Bridgewater

RIDGELAND — City officials lifted an irrigation ban Monday that had shut off irrigation meters in some parts of town.

Man busted for burglary in Calumet

MADISON — A Jackson man has been arrested and charged in connection with several burglaries here.

Officer’s car hit by alleged drunk illegal

A man believed to be in the country illegally was arrested and charged with driving under the influence after he allegedly ran his car into a Ridgeland Police cruiser last week.

Ridgeland to vote on tourism tax to expand park

RIDGELAND — A $50 million expansion of  Freedom Ridge Park will be on the ballot in November, funded by a 2-percent tax increase on hotels and a 1-percent increase on restaurants.

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