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Thanksgiving has to be one of my family’s favorite holidays. Actually, all holidays are favorites because they tend to serve big excuses to make an extra special meal.
From clinical trials to scientific research, the Memory Impairment and Neurodegenerative Dementia (MIND) Center at the University of Mississippi Medical Center is working to discover all it can about Alzheimer’s and related diseases in hopes of improving treatment and finding a cure. Tom Mosley is the MIND Center’s director.
The Pearl River Valley Water Supply District (PRVWSD) board has issued a state of emergency due to the presence of the invasive aquatic plant giant Salvinia, which is spreading in Pelahatchie Bay. This is the second time the plant has been found in the Ross Barnett Reservoir.
Mississippi Opera will present The Hilarious World of Gilbert and Sullivan November 10, 7:30 p.m. at Duling Hall. This is part of the Cabaret@Duling Hall series hosted by the opera. Admission is $25 / $10 for students K-12, college and active military with ID. The box office opens at 6 p.m.
As a patient, do you ever find yourself frustrated with the lack of access to your physician or long wait times for appointments? Somehow, patients have become lost in the current system, and physicians have become frustrated with bureaucratic red tape that prevents them from taking care of the patients that they have taken an oath to serve.
Nestled in the Deep South is the vibrant small city of Ridgeland, Mississippi, that is full of fabulous surprises for those who may have preconceived notions about sleepy, little southern towns in America.
There is a ruthless killer on the loose in Mississippi. From dark alleys to dimly lit streets, to winding dirt roads leading to single family homes and through gated neighborhoods to the wealthiest in town, this killer has no mercy and finds its victims of all races, creeds and incomes.
I am always troubled when a family comes to my office and tells me they are having problems with their building contractor returning to complete punch list items or that they are experiencing foundation problems within a few years of completion.
As parents, we know we should read to our children each day.
On Thursday, October 18, Jackson Area Federal Credit Union joined with credit unions all over the world to celebrate the history and success of the “People-not-Profit” philosophy. As with tradition, the third Thursday in October is International Credit Union Day.
