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Waggoner hired to study water and sewer rates in Ridgeland

By NELL LUTER FLOYD NELL LUTER FLOYD - Sun Staff Writer
Fri,10/17/25-9:00AM, 3,650 Reads
The city of Ridgeland has hired a company to conduct a water and sewer rate study.
Ridgeland Mayor Gene McGee and the board of aldermen voted during the Oct. 7 monthly meeting to hire Waggoner Engineering at a cost of $47,000 to conduct the study.
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Jordan Kelly Headley, Noah James Methvin

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Miss Headley and Methvin to exchange wedding vows June 21 at First Baptist Church

Thu,05/15/25-11:45AM, 3,636 Reads
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Thornton Headley of Ridgeland announce the engagement of their daughter, Jordan Kelly Headley, to Noah James Methvin, son of Jamie Mahan Methvin and Dr. James Travis Methvin, both of Starkville.
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Chase ends up in northeast Jackson yard

Thu,09/25/25-5:45PM, 3,631 Reads
Th Capitol Police issued the following statement, Thursday, September 25. 2025:
At approximately 2:56 p.m., Capitol Police observed a white Chevrolet 2500 truck with a swapped tag in the area of Northside Drive near Hanging Moss Road.
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Photo by Wyatt Emmerich, © 2026 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Northsider Tony Giachelli is a King of the Court money winners

Tue,09/09/25-9:41AM, 3,604 Reads
Known for his gazelle like speed, Northsider Tony Giachelli was one of eight money winners in this season's King of the Court at River Hills.
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Mississippi is as dangerous as D.C.

Sat,09/06/25-2:22PM, 3,576 Reads 36,338 Statewide
If Mississippi’s National Guard is truly needed to combat crime, there is more than enough for them to do in the soldiers’ home state.
That’s why Gov. Tate Reeves’ decision to contribute 200 of the state’s Guardsmen to the deployment in Washington, D.C., is more about publicity than public safety.
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Salute to Graduates - JACKSON ACADEMY

Sun,06/01/25-7:00AM, 3,548 Reads
Jackson Academy 2025 senior class includes Anna Grace Adkins, Jordan Clay Ashford, Ava Rose Bailey, Alexander Simon Barrera, Mamie Carol Barton, Thomas Ryan Beckett, Anna Catherine Bennett, Cameron Reese Benton, Julia Louise Berman, Thomas Braden Blanks, Elizabeth Lorraine Boykin, Aniya Tais Bradley, Mason Jeffrey Brantley, Mathias Kamerion ShaM
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Senator Walter Michel

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New senate committee focusing on improving metro area

By NELL LUTER FLOYD NELL LUTER FLOYD - Sun Staff Writer
Fri,10/17/25-8:00AM, 3,546 Reads
An update about the Capitol Complex Improvement District Court, information about state agencies that lease space outside downtown Jackson and ways to draw additional tourism to downtown are among topics the Senate Study Committee on Jackson might focus on.
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Lee Dukes

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Lee Dukes and Tony Huffman bring home national titles in track and field

By NELL LUTER FLOYD NELL LUTER FLOYD - Sun Staff Writer
Fri,08/15/25-10:00AM, 3,530 Reads
Tony Huffman and Lee Dukes share several things in common.
Both men were both track and field standouts at Mississippi College (MC). Both took a break from running while they focused on their families and careers and returned to competing when they were in their 60s and still working full-time jobs.
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Jackson construction site at UMMC directly across Lakeland Drive from Aladdin Mediterranean Restaurant and Grocery in Fondren Neighborhood, Jackson, Mississippi. Dated to August 20, 2025.

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UMMC Adds New Construction to its Facilities

Wed,08/20/25-3:13PM, 3,528 Reads
In a recent press release, dated July 18 2025, Dr. LouAnn Woodward stated that there are construction projects underway at UMMC Jackson
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Sophomore beauties and beaux

Sun,07/13/25-7:00AM, 3,516 Reads

Jackson Academy students (from left, back) Steven Hederman, Vaiden Taylor, Pruet James, (front) Phoebe Graham, Simmons Harrell and Porter Meeks were chosen by their peers as the 2024-2025 sophomore class beauties and beaux.

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