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Cheerleaders

Thu,03/15/18-2:48PM, 28,159 Reads
Madison Ridgeland Academy sixth-grade cheerleaders include (from left, back) Alecya Berry, Savannah Rimmer, Mary Crisler Gatlin, Julia Mason, Olivia Gainey, Emmie Adams, Taylor Waldrop, Elisabeth Morton; (middle row) Emma Kate Cook, Gracie Rhea, Charley Roberts, Emery Grissom, Anna Mac Dew, Lily Beth Hall, Abby Sheffield; (front) Scarlett Jacobs
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Proposed Stribling Market

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Lake Caroline: Some residents opposing proposed convenience store plans

By OLIVIA MARS WHITE OLIVIA MARS WHITE - Sun Staff Writer
Thu,06/29/23-11:55AM, 28,141 Reads
Increased traffic, decreased property value and no demand are some of the reasons why some residents near the proposed Stribling Market at the entrance of the Lake Caroline subdivision have stated they don’t want it.
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Hal Johnston

Tue,02/04/20-11:07AM, 28,032 Reads
HAL JOHNSTON passed away peacefully on Sunday, February 2, 2020 at the age of 98, joining
his beloved wife, HELEN JOHNSTON. Born in Carrollton, MS on March 9, 1921, he enjoyed a
successful career in banking working for many years at the Capital Street branch of Sunburst
Bank.
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Honored

Thu,02/28/19-9:29AM, 28,016 Reads

St. Andrew’s Episcopal School recently celebrated Senior Night, recognizing senior members of the football team, spirit squads, and band. Shown are (from left) Holly, John and Woody Sistrunk.
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Honor Roll: St. Joseph Catholic

Mon,02/08/21-3:48PM, 27,952 Reads
Students listed to the second quarter honor roll at St. Joseph Catholic School include:
Seventh Grade
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Silence or justice, we can't have both

By ELIZABETH QUINN ELIZABETH QUINN
Wed,06/03/20-8:49AM, 27,951 Reads
Ahmaud Arbery was shot and killed by racists while jogging. Breonna Taylor was shot and killed in her own home by police looking for a suspect that had already been found and drugs that weren’t there.
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John Coleman, president of Express Grain Terminals, is being investigated for allegedly submitting falsified financial documents to the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce. (By Susan Montgomery)

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Report: AG investigating Coleman for possible fraud

By TIM KALICH TIM KALICH - Greenwood Commonwealth
Sat,02/05/22-4:24PM, 27,860 Reads 462,160 Statewide
The Mississippi Attorney General’s Office is investigating whether John Coleman, the president of Express Grain Terminals LLC, committed fraud by allegedly submitting falsified financial documents to state regulators, a Jackson newspaper is reporting.
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Millsaps College Celebrates Graduation on Saturday

Fri,05/07/21-3:10PM, 27,851 Reads
Graduates from the Millsaps College Class of 2020 will return to campus on Saturday, May 8 for their in-person commencement celebration. A virtual commencement was held in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Lumumba temporarily bans open carry law in response to COVID

Sat,04/25/20-8:14PM, 27,794 Reads
In a video released Friday, Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba called for a repeal of Mississippi’s Open Carry Law, citing that the law makes it impossible for police to remove illegal guns from Jackson’s streets and stokes an environment of fear and intimidation.
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Mayor to begin opening up the city of Jackson

Fri,05/08/20-3:24PM, 27,710 Reads
On May 8, Jackson Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba said he would begin to allow restaurants and retailers to reopen, once the city's stay at home order ends May 15.
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