Mississippi House Bill 852 was passed today, March 18, in the 2021 Regular Session of the Mississippi State Legislature. The bill, titled Teachers’ and teacher’s assistants’...
Most people would probably rather not run into someone they helped put in jail, but that’s not the case for Sergeant Curtis Judge of the Vicksburg...
When Amanda and Lawrence Kirkley got married in 1997, they knew their life together would only be complete with lots of children running around. After nine...
“I just remember the awful feeling of ‘Wait! I didn’t even get to say goodbye!’. It broke my heart to realize I’d sent them home without...
On November 11, 2015, Carrie Whitehead received news that no mother should ever have to hear. The unimaginable had happened. Every mother’s worst nightmare became her...
Greater Rose Hill Missionary Baptist Church was the site of a covid-style parade this afternoon. Underneath tents set up outside, Pastor Walter Weathersby stood alongside his...
The part of the population that isn’t an elementary teacher or the parent of a young student may see a few people dressed rather strangely Tuesday....
Don’t tell Kayla Riggs that she’s “just a girl”. Riggs, the Deputy State Fire Marshal with the Mississippi Fire Marshal’s Office, was born to lead, protect,...
Even though 2020 is now a memory, some of its ill effects are lingering. Many people are still finding themselves somewhat isolated and broke with an...
The Mississippi Association of Educators announced big news today for all K-12 educators and childcare workers in preschool and daycare settings. Beginning March 1, they will be...
