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Gina Diamond has always had a passion for flowers. Her great grandmother was from Italy and spoke little English but . . .

The Mississippi Legislature is making another attempt to get the state out of the wholesale wine and spirits distribution business . . .

If House Speaker Philip Gunn wanted to get more Democratic lawmakers on board with his aggressive tax cut program, he . . .

Listed below is the daily COVID-19 update for the state of Mississippi. New cases of COVID-19: 22,456* **New COVID-19 positive . . .

My bet before Christmas was for Mississippi’s straight up Omicron surge to start January 1, based on a prior start . . .

Editorial: A day of infamy
Tue,01/18/22-5:30PM, 144 Reads
When the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, Franklin D. Roosevelt called it a day that would “live in infamy.”
The phrase that wartime president coined would later be applied to Sept. 11, 2001, the day when the worst terrorist attacks on American soil were perpetrated.
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Customer service issues addressed
By NELL LUTER FLOYD
Thu,01/13/22-2:00PM, 467 Reads
Customer service at the city of Jackson Water Sewer Billing Administration came up during a town hall meeting meant to focus on the city’s garbage contract.
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Tire dumped on Adkins Boulevard

Illegal Dumping
Thu,01/13/22-4:00PM, 799 Reads
Hinds County Supervisor Robert Graham wants to clean up illegal dump sites in District 1, which covers northeast Jackson.
He welcomes calls from residents who will let him know where unwanted mattresses, tires, couches, washing machines, refrigerators and freezers and other items have been left illegally.
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PAUL GRIFFIN TO LEAD MADISON COUNTY BOARD; STEEN NUMBER TWO
By OLIVIA MARS
Mon,01/17/22-2:00PM, 587 Reads
Newly elected Madison County Board President and Supervisor Paul Griffin said his top three priorities this year are road projects, broadband and flooding issues.
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