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Nonprofit officials spent welfare dollars to lobby state government dollars to lobby

By ANNA WOLFE - MISSISSIPPI TODAY ANNA WOLFE - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Fri,05/29/20-9:14AM, 3,880 Reads
Prominent special education figure Nancy New spent hundreds of thousands of welfare dollars her nonprofit had received from the state to cull favor and lobby state government for her private school interests, according to interviews and documents.
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Roses Discount Store recently opened in the old Best Buy location

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East County Line enjoying new retail

By NELL LUTER FLOYD NELL LUTER FLOYD
Mon,05/02/22-6:00PM, 3,880 Reads
New retailers along East County Line are a healthy sign for the shopping area, according to one commercial real estate broker.
“It looks like there are new businesses coming in and it’s good for the area,” said Nancy Lane, a commercial broker for Lane Harkins Commercial Real Estate.
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City officials worked hard to alert residents

By ANTHONY WARREN ANTHONY WARREN
Wed,07/26/17-2:24PM, 3,880 Reads
Jackson’s newest elected leaders have been in office for less than a month, but we are already encouraged by their fast start.
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Miss Loper and Miles planning August 17 wedding at St. Peter the Apostle

Fri,07/12/19-10:07AM, 3,880 Reads
Dr. and Mrs. William Eugene Loper, III of Ridgeland announce the engagement of their daughter, Meredith Taylor Loper, to Andrew Steven Miles, son of Dr. and Mrs. Richard John Miles of Madison.
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Samuel Buford Harris

Mon,05/17/21-9:32AM, 3,878 Reads
Sam was born in Madison, MS on November 8, 1942. He graduated from Madison Ridgeland High School where he was a member of the basketball, football, and track teams. He was a member of the Crescendo Club, Choral Group, 4-H Club and served as senior class Vice-President.
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Governor Tate Reeves provides updates on COVID-19 pandemic in Mississippi in Video Live-stream

By PRESS RELEASE - GOVERNOR TATE REEVES PRESS RELEASE - GOVERNOR TATE REEVES
Mon,01/18/21-2:57PM, 3,877 Reads
Governor Tate Reeves is currently giving a briefing on the state of the COVID-19 pandemic in Mississippi.
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Felony Theft, Vehicle Pursuit/Aggravated Assault with Arrests in Madison

Wed,12/14/22-10:34AM, 3,877 Reads
On Tuesday, December 13, 2022, at approximately 2:45 PM, officers assigned to special holiday patrol in the retail shopping area of Grandview Boulevard in Madison were alerted to a vehicle in the area that was reported to be involved in a felony shoplifting/theft and assault in Missouri.
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Diamond Award

Tue,12/31/19-2:37PM, 3,876 Reads
On behalf of the City of Madison Mayor Mary Hawkins Butler recently presented the first City Of Madison Diamond Award. The award is designed to honor and celebrate individuals and organizations that have left their mark on Madison in a significant way. The first annual award went to Reunion, Inc.
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Meadowbrook Church of Christ

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St. Richard’s could buy Meadowbrook church

By NELL LUTER FLOYD NELL LUTER FLOYD - Sun Staff Writer
Sat,08/12/23-2:00PM, 3,874 Reads
St. Richard Catholic School in Jackson is pursuing the purchase of property just a short drive from its current campus.
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In Jeopardy: New hinds supervisors rethinking county’s pledge of more than a million dollars for planetarium

By NELL LUTER FLOYD NELL LUTER FLOYD - Sun Staff Writer
Fri,01/12/24-5:00PM, 3,874 Reads
The $1.5 million the previous Hinds County Board of Supervisors pledged for the renovation of the Russell C. Davis Planetarium in downtown Jackson could be in jeopardy.
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