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Retired Circuit Judge Gowan remembered for storied career

Retired Circuit Judge William A. Gowan died Dec. 20 after a fall outside a business near his Madison home. He was 81.

Madison County Schools building $6M tennis facility

A new $6 million 12-court tennis facility near Rosa Scott that will cover all four zones of the Madison County School District was recently celebrated during a groundbreaking.

Porsche, Volvo dealership plans OK’d

Porsche and Volvo are moving to the suburbs.

A Christmas display on Indian Pine Lane that has brought light to the community for 30 years was recognized on national television this season.

Benji Nelson, CEO and owner of Ben Nelson Golf & Outdoor, recently announced the business located in Gluckstadt would be merging with an outfit in Kansas. 

Axe-throwing facility now open

A new axe-throwing facility with eight axe-throwing lanes, pool tables, and other amenities like a bar opened Wednesday in Gluckstadt.

City license plate reader destroyed

Gluckstadt Police still have not found a suspect related to an incident where a city license plate reader was destroyed by a vehicle at the beginning of this year.

Gluckstadt Futbol Club seeks more players

Organizers of a new competitive soccer club in Gluckstadt hope to capitalize on the momentum gained from its fall schedule as they prepare for a full slate of tournaments in the spring.

City ordinance requires security cameras installed

Business owners in the Lucky City have until July to install security cameras on their premises if they do not already have them.

Miller signs with CLCC

St. Joseph Catholic School senior soccer player Campbell Miller signed a scholarship offer last month to play ball next year at Copiah-Lincoln Community College in Wesson.

The St. Joseph Catholic School delegation to the 2023 session of Mississippi Youth Legislature received several high-profile awards this year including the Delegation Award.

Montgomery to chair diversity committee

The Madison County Business League & Foundation recently announced the appointment of Shan Montgomery as chair of the Diversity & Inclusion Committee.  

Visit Ridgeland ends arts event

After years of fostering an array of art, wine, and cycling events, Art, Wine, and Wheels embarks on a new chapter.

Merit Health designated a Level 3 Stroke Center

CANTON — Merit Health Madison has been designated as a Level 3 Stroke Center in the statewide Stroke System of Care by the Mississippi State Department of Health and the Mississippi Healthcare Alliance.

Homeless man reported missing

RIDGELAND — Authorities here are asking the public for assistance in locating a man missing since November.

Christmas recycling beginning on Dec. 27

RIDGELAND – A Christmas Tree Recycling Program will be run by the city’s Recreation and Parks Department starting Dec. 27.

Ridgeland investing $3M in water lines

RIDGELAND — City officials hope a $3 million water line project can begin next summer to connect existing lines including in the recently annexed area west of I-55.

Poore excited for future of schools

The next superintendent for Madison County Schools says it would be a “compliment” to him if people say they have not noticed much difference during his tenure.

$25K raised for baby box

A drop-off box for unwanted newborns is being installed in the new Gluckstadt Police Department and Court Services building currently under construction on Gluckstadt Way.

DAR hosts event to commemorate 250th anniversary of Boston Tea Party

The River of Pearls Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a Boston Tea Party at the Mississippi Agriculture Museum in Jackson last weekend.

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