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COVID-19 cases continue to increase
Madison County recorded 396 new COVID-19 cases and six new deaths in the past week as COVID-19 caseloads continue to rise throughout the state and nation. more
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Special election moved to mid-September
CANTON — Do-overs in Democrat Party primary races for three wards here are tentatively scheduled for as soon as mid-September, an attorney representing the Canton Municipal Election Committee said. more
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Supervisors approve restaurants for Gluckstadt
GLUCKSTADT — Two new restaurants and a convenience store will be coming to the Calhoun Station Parkway here, after the Madison County Board of Supervisors approved site plans for the businesses during their Aug. 2 meeting. more
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Car charging stations addressed by city
RIDGELAND — Electric car charging stations and future landfill use were part of changes to the city’s zoning ordinance approved by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen. more
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Back to School
Third-grader Mollie Kate and kindergartener Ava Kate get ready to learn at Madison Station Elementary School. more
Gluckstadt finds home for new city offices
GLUCKSTADT — The city is zeroing in on a Distribution Drive location as a more permanent home following a special meeting Monday night. more
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The above renderings depict what the Mannsdale Sullivan’s and adjacent buildings would look like once completed. The Madison County Planning & Zoning Commission will review the new site plan today, Aug. 12. Developers hope to open the store in 2023.
Mannsdale Sullivan’s coming in 2023
Sullivan’s, a corner grocery store touting top-notch meat and produce departments, is set to open in Gluckstadt this January while another location at Mannsdale is expected to gain county approval this week and be open by the summer of 2023. more
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Canton elections redo pushed back to September
CANTON — Do-overs in Democrat Party primary races for three wards here are tentatively scheduled for as soon as mid-September, an attorney representing the Canton Municipal Election Committee said. more
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Step Morgan took his mountain bike to ride at the Tri-County Mountain Bike Association's Ridgeland Trails on Friday, July 30.
‘I didn’t want it to beat me’
 When Stephen “Step” Morgan wrecked his bike at the Ridgeland Trails, he knew he was hurt. But he had no idea his life was forever changed. more
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Gilbert and Williamson on the air in July during a fundraiser for the Palmer Home.
J.T. loved a heated yet civil argument
MADISON — John Thomas Williamson, a beloved statewide talk radio host on SuperTalk Mississippi who truly loved his listeners and always welcomed a heated yet civil argument, died on July, 31, 2021, following a long battle with cancer. He was 52. more
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Committee appointed after Gluckstadt clerk position draws 50 resumes
GLUCKSTADT — A committee has been appointed to review more than 50 resumes received after the mayor and board advertised the City Clerk position. more
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Gunn: Democrats under Biden embracing socialism across country
A “new brand of Democrats” who are embracing socialism was the focus of House Speaker Philip Gunn address at the Neshoba County Fair last week. more
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Fitch prepares to argue abortion ban
Attorney General Lynn Fitch said at the Neshoba County Fair last week her office is working to fight the opioid crisis and to defend Mississippians’ Second Amendment gun rights. more
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A new, 100,000-square-foot spec building is being built south of the Entergy substation at the Madison County Megasite.
Supervisors create Megasite fire district
A Megasite Fire Protection District that will cover the new Amazon distribution center has been formed by Madison County. more
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Ridgeland eyeing 5 percent pay raises
City officials are considering a fiscal year 2022 budget that features across-the-board raises for city employees including the Mayor and Board of Aldermen.  more
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(Photo courtesy Lisa Williams/Facebook)
Sullivan’s Market on schedule to open this fall
Work continues on the Sullivan’s Market in Gluckstadt expected to be open this fall. more
Reeves calls for teacher pay raises
Gov. Tate Reeves proposed raising teacher pay and eliminating the state’s income tax in his speech at the Neshoba County Fair last week. more
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Jill Knighton, an Algebra 1 teacher at Germantown high School prepares her class for students.
Students return to school next week
It is back-to-school time and public and private schools throughout Madison County are gearing up for another school year that begins next week. more
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Lucille Nichols, 96, was the administrator of the Bond Home in Madison for over five decades.
Nichols had big impact on Madison community
MADISON — Lucille Nichols had a heart of gold and had an impact on the community beyond her five decades as the administrator of the Willard F. Bond Home/The Home Place, friends and family members said. more
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An archway welcomes visitors to Madison’s Historic District on Main Street. The archway is part of the Village at Madison commercial and residential development currently under construction. Half Shell Oyster House was the first business to open its doors in the development.
Bricks go up on Madison gateway
MADISON —Workers are continuing to brick the city’s new archway on Main Street leading into the Historic District. more
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