Do you remember the scene in “Gone with the Wind” when Miss Scarlett and Rhett Butler danced the Virginia Reel? Folks will be doing the same...
The University of Southern Mississippi will award an honorary doctorate to Ellie J. Dahmer, civil rights activist and lifelong educator, at its commencement ceremony on Friday,...
The Mississippi State Board of Education is seeking applications from rising high school juniors who wish to serve as the junior student representative to the State...
Hinds Community College President Dr. Clyde Muse announced to the college Board of Trustees today his intention to retire on June 30, 2020. Muse has served...
Next to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Lower Mississippi Museum is a position tablet for a 10-inch cannon that was located there during the Siege...
William Carey University in Hattiesburg, Miss., is offering Mississippi K-12 teachers a tuition-free online class. The class, Teacher Performance and Professional Growth, can be used to...
This is the second of two stories about the Confederate ironclad CSS Arkansas, which made Naval history here in 1862, and of the men who lost...
STEM fields—science, technology, engineering and mathematics—are full of surprises. They offer endless career positions, opportunities and success stories. Professor Terrance Burks is one of those success stories. ...
In Mississippi, only about a third of young children are ready to enter kindergarten, a statistic that can be a predictor of future failure for thousands...
Brig. Gen. Martin E Green misspoke twice during the campaign for Vicksburg. At the A.K. Shaifer House on the Port Gibson battlefield, the ladies were busy...
