Use of Jackson’s flagship library continues to slide, two years after it was temporarily closed by the state fire marshal.
Last year, 45,663 people visited the Welty branch, down from 63,045 in 2010 and 107,566 in 2000. In 1998, the library attracted 152,470 visitors.
Allowing the construction of a new landfill in one of the most prosperous, fastest growing areas of our state makes zero sense.
After 80 years, leaders in Fontaine Place say it is finally time to establish protective covenants.
The Fontaine Place Neighborhood Association held its annual meeting recently, where the association rolled out plans to implement covenants.
The effort will include going door to door to collect signatures from homeowners.
Repairs and improvements to facilities in the city of Madison are on tap as the city moves forward with issuing $6 million in general obligation public improvement bonds.
By ANTHONY WARREN
Senior Staff Writer
With both pothole patchers up and running at press time, it appeared the city of Jackson was finally seeing the machines pay off.
Good financial stewardship has added up to the Junior League of Jackson fulfilling its $1 million commitment to the Campaign for Children’s of Mississippi nearly two years ahead of schedule.
The Giurintano family is sad to announce the loss of a dear loved one, Rosa Giurintano, who died peacefully in her home on December 4th, 2019. She was 82 years old and a member of St. Paul Catholic Church.
On December 7, 2019 Susan Betts Brown departed this life for Heaven to be with her Savior, Jesus Christ, for eternity and be reunited with her parents Bob and Edith Betts.
A simple double-wide trailer situated in a parking lot along Lake Harbour Drive has become a beacon of hope for those in need.
After a bid was accepted for $5.7 million in short-term borrowing, the Madison County board of supervisors wasted no time throwing their respective projects into the ring.
