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Stop the madness
By ROBERT WISE - Guest Columnist
Fri,01/30/26-3:00PM , 1,728 Reads 7,181 Statewide
Mr. Jefferson warned of the American Presidency: “bad men will sometime get in”. Now that we can plainly see; that we plainly know. The Sage of Monticello wrote for the ages. It is time for the Congressmen from both parties along with the Courts, and perhaps the Cabinet itself, to speak up more firmly to reign in a destructive President.
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Christmas Bring Me
Fri,01/30/26-2:00PM , 361 Reads
Jackson Academy’s annual Christmas Bring Me game transforms physical education into a celebration each December. First through fifth graders arrive at their P.E. classes with bags of holiday items—ornaments, tinsel, candy canes—and race to deliver whatever coaches Aimee Odom, Thomas Martin, or Ashley Googe call out.
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Lottie honored
Fri,01/30/26-2:00PM , 424 Reads
The Middle Mississippi Chapter of Mississippi Writers Guild recently honored Lottie Brent Boggan (left) with a surprise birthday celebration. Lottie turned 92 on December 5. She has been a member of the guild for years as well as a contributor to The Northside Sun with her column “Keeping up with Lottie” since 1978.
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Camp Wahi alumni from over the decades who recently gathered in North Jackson to share stories and hear more about the upcoming 75th Anniversary included (from left, back) Retta Cook Boyd, Kathy Tichenor King, Florence Neely Cooper, Ada Robinson, Susan Elliott Merrill; and (front) Noelle Cheeks Stanley, Joanne Jones White, Emma Lou Horrell.

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Girl Scout Camp Wahi 75th anniversary celebration
Fri,01/30/26-1:00PM , 367 Reads
A celebration marking 75 years of outdoor adventures for girls and families at Camp Wahi is being planned by alumni for Saturday, March 14. The 156 acre forested camp near Brandon is owned and operated by Girl Scouts of Greater Mississippi and continues to serve girls and families throughout the year.
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