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Ballard and Fair wed in St. Augustine

Thu,05/09/19-11:28AM, 3,854 Reads
In an outside setting, Anna Caroline Ballard and William Haynes Fair were married. The couple were united in a service of worship at 5:30 p.m. October 27, on the grassy lawn of the late Col. and Mrs. George Edward Hayne’s home on Riberia Street in downtown St. Augustine.
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MARY PATTON MURPHY

Thu,07/20/17-3:03PM, 3,853 Reads

MARY PATTON MURPHY received the Jackson Prep subject area award in Modern World History.
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Dorothy Doty Mann (Dot)

Mon,02/27/23-4:43PM, 3,853 Reads
Dorothy Doty Mann (Dot) passed away on February 26, 2023 after succumbing to complications from a fall on Christmas evening. Dot was born March 9, 1930, to Ruth and Alvon Doty. She spent her childhood and youth in Jackson, MS, Sioux City, IA, and Chattanooga, TN.
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Soul City Cycling: Born out of a dream, inspired by little known Black bicycling champion

By VICKIE D. KING - MISSISSIPPI TODAY VICKIE D. KING - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Mon,10/13/25-2:50PM, 3,853 Reads 3,847 Statewide
Before sunrise early Saturday morning in September, bicyclists from across the tri-county area, including Major Taylor Cycling Club members from Memphis, Tennessee, arrive at The Bike Crossing in Ridgeland.
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Changes to the medical marijuana law are headed to Gov. Reeves’ desk. Here’s what they are.

By SARA DINATALE - MISSISSIPPI TODAY SARA DINATALE - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Mon,03/20/23-3:35PM, 3,852 Reads 20,502 Statewide
The Legislature has approved changes to Mississippi’s cannabis law that will limit the information available to the public about businesses’ citation records and will attempt to crack down on inconsistencies from the agencies tasked with running the new medical marijuana program.
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Test Headline No. 6 Goes Here

By DAVID GUSTAFSON DAVID GUSTAFSON
Thu,06/29/17-1:35AM, 3,852 Reads
I adopted Stella the Dog in 2009. When I went to pick her up from her foster mom, I was immediately introduced to this 5lb furball who was doing her own thing. She was not playing, just simply checking out the world around her.
Literally. She paid me ZERO attention.
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Outdoor Ceremony in the Grand Tetons

Wed,01/08/20-10:34AM, 3,852 Reads
Samantha Drew Cook and Joseph Adam Melton were united in marriage in a 4 p.m. ceremony on July 29. The Grand Tetons served as the backdrop for the outdoor ceremony held at Diamond Cross Ranch.
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Abortion, teacher pay and tax cuts: Bills to watch this legislative session

By MISSISSIPPI TODAY MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Fri,01/22/21-11:25AM, 3,852 Reads
Mississippi lawmakers filed nearly 2,000 bills as of this week’s deadline for drafting general legislation, slightly lower than the nearly 2,500 that had been filed this time last year.
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Good character

Thu,07/13/17-12:25PM, 3,851 Reads
The Leigh Ann Ward Memorial Scholarship is given each year to rising eighth-grade students at Jackson Academy who have a GPA in the upper half of the class and who demonstrate a love for children, a serving heart, Christian love and concern for others and a strong moral character. The 2017 recipients are (from left) Drew Barrentine and Fra
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A conversation with Debby DeLashmet on craftsmen’s guild

By NIKKI ROWELL NIKKI ROWELL
Thu,10/03/19-4:01PM, 3,851 Reads
As a creator of stained-glass pieces, Debby DeLashmet joined the Craftsmen’s Guild of Mississippi in 2006. She took over as president of the Craftsmen’s Guild in December 2018. Delashmet is a graduate of the University of Mississippi and long-time resident of Jackson.
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