At Jackson Academy’s annual Features Pageant juniors (from left) Zipporah Hawkins, Nelson Thomas, Sydney Guy, Bryan Jameson, Azaria McDowell, and Robert Culpepper were voted class favorites.
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School recently celebrated Senior Night, recognizing senior members of the football team, spirit squads, and band. Shown are (from left) Marsha, Logan and Brent Wood.
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School recently celebrated Senior Night, recognizing senior members of the football team, spirit squads, and band. Shown are (from left) Marsha, Logan and Brent Wood.
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School recently celebrated Senior Night, recognizing senior members of the football team, spirit squads, and band. Shown are (from left) Philip, Grace and Sophia Azordegan.
The Ridgeland Chamber of Commerce and Keep Ridgeland Beautiful received the 2018 Keep America Beautiful Innovative Partnership Award for Zinnia Fields Forever – a partnership between the Ridgeland Chamber of Commerce, Keep Ridgeland Beautiful and the City of Ridgeland Public Works Department.
In 1938, the Mississippi State Society Daughters of the American Revolution purchased Rosalie Mansion in Natchez for its state headquarters. Annandale Chapter DAR members served as hostesses this year at the Natchez Spring Pilgrimage.
The 2019 Jackson Prep ninth grade baseball team included members (from left, back) Ben Futvoye, Will Gibbs, Benjamin Bays, Ethan Williams, Cy Craig, Bodie Agnew; (front) Owen Abney, Gavin Mullins, Garner Watkins, Jagger Mooneyham, Trey Bridges, Joseph Ciacco.
First Presbyterian Day School first and second grade students participated in a spring Soccer Academy to learn the fundamentals of soccer and enjoy fellowship.
Madison Central High School senior class favorites are (from left, back) Harrison Scott, Haaris Patel, Westbrooks Ross, Myles Hopson, Jack Thoms, Neil Storey, Xeric Watson; (front) Cara Dale Palmer, Maggie McKinnis, Sarah Elizabeth Johns, Sydney Storm, Bonnie Hill, Amber McAlpin, Hannah Brady, Vertreace Sanders, Quniaja Hill, Elle Muirhead and
Mississippi Baptist Medical Center and the Mississippi Department of Rehabilitation Services have partnered to create an internship program for New Summit School students. Eight students between the ages of 18 and 21 were accepted into the Project SEARCH program and were pinned as part of an awards ceremony at the school.
