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Friends of Clarkco is excited to have their annual Bluegrass in the Park at Clarkco State Park on October 23 . . .

When individuals are down on their luck, those trying to help them out become frustrated when the recipients of the . . .

Opinion: Enough fear mongering, reject mandates

A number of letters have recently been published in this paper by a Mr. Robert Wise advocating for private-employer vaccine . . .

Reeves acting like his old self

Tate Reeves may be forgetting in which branch of government he now works. When it comes to medical marijuana, he’s . . .

Friends of USA IBC to host Annual Membership Party

Board members of the Friends of the USA IBC are busy making plans for the annual International Ballet Association Membership . . .

Madison County sheriff receives grant to help prevent drunk driving
By OLIVIA MARS
Thu, 10/14/2021 - 05:00 PM, 978 Reads
The Madison County Sheriff’s Department received a $63,060 state grant to prevent impaired driving, unrestrained children and lack of seat belt wearers.
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Shopping center getting new look with businesses opening

Old Canton Road businesses revitalized
By NELL LUTER FLOYD
Thu, 10/14/2021 - 03:00 PM, 955 Reads
Two buildings once vacant at the northeast corner Old Canton Road and Northtown Drive in Jackson have received new life and another one nearby got a facelift.
ExtraSpaceStorage sits where Jitney Premier once made a splash as a grocery store. Fred’s and Surplus Warehouse last occupied the space after the Jitney closed.
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County approves traffic study in preparation for new Mannsdale school
By OLIVIA MARS
Fri, 10/15/2021 - 06:00 PM, 917 Reads
The Madison County School District Board approved in a recent meeting to move forward with a traffic circulation study for the MS 463 and Stribling Road intersection in preparation for the new Mannsdale Sixth Grade School, which they were previously unaware of its requirement and will delay the school.
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Law enforcement officers and city officials meet with McLeod neighborhood
By NELL LUTER FLOYD
Wed, 10/13/2021 - 05:00 PM, 877 Reads
Jackson Police Chief James Davis, Precinct 4 Commander Obie Wells and Hinds County Interim Sheriff Marshand Crisler encouraged homeowners at a meeting of the McLeod Community Association to call them if they had problems resolving any issues in their neighborhood.
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