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Do you trust your propaganda?

By SUZANNAH MCGOWAN SUZANNAH MCGOWAN - Guest Columnist
Fri,02/06/26-11:00AM, 356 Reads 2,390 Statewide
Spin the truth, spin the youth,
confound the status quo
so they worry, fear and
Not understand
Do you trust your propaganda?
Those who owned the news
knew they could abuse
manipulate disenfranchised discord weaponized with indignant terrified urgency
Do you trust your propaganda?
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Regulate drugs and sports betting

By CHRISTINA DENT CHRISTINA DENT - Guest Columnist
Fri,02/20/26-10:00AM, 353 Reads 2,348 Statewide
Online sports betting is poised to become legal and regulated in Mississippi. Interestingly, the reasons given by many of our legislators for legalizing something that can be incredibly destructive are the same reasons many of us believe illicit drugs should be legalized and regulated.
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Learning about unity

Fri,02/06/26-11:00AM, 352 Reads
In preparation for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Jackson Academy students learned about the Civil Rights leader’s life and held activities to honor his legacy. Kindergarten students explored the lesson that people are stronger when they come together. To illustrate this point, teachers painted students’ hands red, yellow, and blue.
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Opinion: There are two ways of viewing job cuts

Wed,02/04/26-6:56PM, 350 Reads 8,730 Statewide
There have been recent reports of large job cuts across the country. E-commerce and technology giant Amazon, for example, is eliminating 16,000 corporate jobs, partly to reduce its organizational structure — but also because it expects “efficiency gains” as artificial intelligence is used more extensively across the company.
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Ongoing at Madison station

Wed,02/04/26-8:06AM, 349 Reads
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PBM reform bill passes in House, aims to bring down prescription costs

By JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Thu,02/12/26-12:48PM, 348 Reads 3,700 Statewide
“This is the only game in town, this is the only vehicle for PBM reform,” State Rep. Hank Zuber stated while explaining the bill to the House. “The Senate, for whatever reason, does not have a bill.”
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Newsworthy: Holmes Community College

By MARY MARGARET BUSBY MARY MARGARET BUSBY - Special to the Sun
Fri,02/20/26-9:00AM, 346 Reads
Holmes Community College has officially expanded its career and technical offerings on the Ridgeland Campus with the launch of a new Hotel and Restaurant Management Technology program.
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Global leaders

Fri,01/30/26-1:00PM, 345 Reads
The inaugural St. Andrew’s Global Leaders rrecently returned from an immersive week in the Yucatán. They spent time working with Dr. George Bey of Millsaps College to study Maya history, culture, and ecology.
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Camp Wahi alumni from over the decades who recently gathered in North Jackson to share stories and hear more about the upcoming 75th Anniversary included (from left, back) Retta Cook Boyd, Kathy Tichenor King, Florence Neely Cooper, Ada Robinson, Susan Elliott Merrill; and (front) Noelle Cheeks Stanley, Joanne Jones White, Emma Lou Horrell.

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Girl Scout Camp Wahi 75th anniversary celebration

Fri,01/30/26-1:00PM, 344 Reads
A celebration marking 75 years of outdoor adventures for girls and families at Camp Wahi is being planned by alumni for Saturday, March 14. The 156 acre forested camp near Brandon is owned and operated by Girl Scouts of Greater Mississippi and continues to serve girls and families throughout the year.
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Photo by Jenny Woodruff Wilson, © 2026 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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St. Peter Gala - Cathedral of St. Peter the Apostle

Fri,01/30/26-11:00AM, 343 Reads
Cathedral of St. Peter the Apostle recently hosted its fundraising Gala at the Capitol Club Rooftop.
Funds raised will be used to improve the beautification of the cathedral kitchen and to promote community and fellowship across all of the masses.
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