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The Room: Johnny Morrow’s collections reflect interest in cars and unique treasures

A westward drive down Woodrow Wilson Avenue could take you past a place that holds many treasures.

Mamma Mia! JA’s performing arts students present musical

Jackson Academy's Performing Arts students are preparing to present the Broadway jukebox musical Mamma Mia! in three sold-out showings.

St. Philip’s no longer polling precinct; moves to McLeod

Northeast Jackson voters who usually cast their ballots at St. Philip’s Episcopal Church will report to a different polling place for the Nov. 3 presidential election.

End in Sight: After slow start Museum Trail should be ready near year end

The Museum Trail, a multi-use path that will stretch from downtown Jackson to Lakeland Drive, is about halfway complete.

Life Changes: Mission trip to Haiti after earthquake takes Patton Ford from a future in law to plumbing

The path to success has changed over the years for Patton Ford. When he graduated from St. Andrew’s episcopal school his G.P.A. was among the highest in his class.

St. Joe vs Pisgah
By Greg Flynn, READ MORE > 2,073 Reads
On Thu, 10/08/2020 - 10:01 AM

The St. Joseph Bruins will be out to slay dragons this week as they open Class 2A Region 4 play at Pisgah.
This will be the region opener for both teams and feature two very good ground attacks.
Outdoors in the Sun: The year that revealed how soft we have become
By Jeff North, READ MORE > 4,392 Reads
On Wed, 10/07/2020 - 05:43 PM

How will we describe 2020 going forward? Surely there will be acronyms galore, that will remind us of this travesty. Will it be called the “virus” year? Perhaps this one will go down as the year of “Fires, Floods, and Fights.” Who can come up with a description for total disregard for property, businesses, and human life?
Hobnob 2020: Virtual "Banter at the Ballpark" Live from Trustmark Park on October 29!
By wcaves, READ MORE > 403 Reads
On Wed, 10/07/2020 - 05:20 PM
Study claims air pollution is down in Jackson.

Jackson Has Experienced a Decline in Air Pollution
By Wyatt Emmerich, READ MORE > 1,070 Reads
On Wed, 10/07/2020 - 04:42 PM

A recent study claims that air pollution is declining in Jackson. See below.

While the recent wildfires in Western states have introduced new concerns about air quality, the United States has made huge strides in the reduction of air pollution in recent decades.
6 Pumpkin Patches in the Greater Jackson, MS Area
By Fairview Inn, READ MORE > 1,686 Reads
On Wed, 10/07/2020 - 04:09 PM

Autumn means pumpkin picking time! Whether you want to stay close to home or drive a little farther, you will be sure to find a pumpkin patch experience that is just right for you and your family.

1. Mitchell Farms
60 YEARS
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On Wed, 10/07/2020 - 01:40 PM

Marvin and Betty Jeter recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. Dr. Jeter is a physician in Jackson where his wife manages his office. They work together daily. “Their faithfulness and commitment to their marriage enables them to work as a team in unselfish service to others, touching the lives of so many,” according to family.
Downtown Jackson Partners’ John Gomez with Visit Jackson’s Rickey Thigpen

Visit Jackson Assisting Restaurants With Delivery Initiatives
By Visit Jackson, READ MORE > 681 Reads
On Wed, 10/07/2020 - 01:15 PM

READER POST: Visit Jackson has teamed up with a local food delivery upstart and Downtown Jackson Partners to assist restaurants in the City With Soul with lower commission rates.
Life's a Garden: Slender trees and warty pumpkins
By Allen Martinson, READ MORE > 1,565 Reads
On Wed, 10/07/2020 - 11:42 AM

As we roll into October there is a change in the air. We have finally reached the temperatures that make things change in our yard and in our spirits. The air is crisp because the humidity is lower and it seems like there’s less haze in the sky which always leads to that October sunburn.
Spann support
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On Wed, 10/07/2020 - 11:39 AM

Jackson Prep seniors Mimi McCraney and Lilly Noble completed their MAD (Make a Difference) Project, “Spann Summer Support,” over the summer. The students identified needs at Spann Elementary during the summer of COVID. The Spann principal shared that the school needed school supplies, board games, coloring books, and activity books.
William C. Norris, Jr., Ph.D.
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On Wed, 10/07/2020 - 11:37 AM

William C. Norris, Jr., Ph.D.
April 17, 1933 - September 27, 2020

A recent study claims that air pollution is declining in Jackson. See below.