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Volunteer Mississippi Announces 2023 Governor’s Initiative for Volunteer Excellence Awards Recipients

Volunteer Mississippi Announces 2023 Governor’s Initiative for Volunteer Excellence Awards Recipients

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 22, 2023 | Statewide

Volunteer Mississippi, the Mississippi Commission for Volunteer Service, announced today the 2023 Governor’s Initiative for Volunteer Excellence (GIVE) Awards. “As First Lady and Honorary Chair for the Commission for Volunteer Service, I look forward to partnering...
HGTV renovation stars to headline MC’s scholarship banquet

HGTV renovation stars to headline MC’s scholarship banquet

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 22, 2023 | Capital/River

Television personality Erin Napier, co-host of HGTV’s Home Town, is known for the watercolors of houses she and her woodworking husband Ben renovate for new homeowners in the Laurel area. She credits one of Mississippi College’s most famous graduates for nurturing her...
Ag Commissioner Andy Gipson and MDAC Celebrate National Ag Day

Ag Commissioner Andy Gipson and MDAC Celebrate National Ag Day

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 22, 2023 | Statewide

Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson and the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce celebrated National Ag Day at the Mississippi State Capitol, featuring two cow milking contests. Governor Tate Reeves signed a proclamation declaring Ag Day...
‘Transformative’ mental health bill awaits governor’s signature, funding

‘Transformative’ mental health bill awaits governor’s signature, funding

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 22, 2023 | Statewide

by Geoff Pender, Mississippi Today March 21, 2023 A bill passed unanimously by the Legislature is expected to bring some reform to Mississippi’s long-troubled mental health care system, which often strands people with mental health issues in jail with long...
Rep. Thompson, NAACP call for federal racial equity investigation at call center

Rep. Thompson, NAACP call for federal racial equity investigation at call center

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 22, 2023 | Coastal

by Sara DiNatale, Mississippi Today March 21, 2023 Mississippi call center workers and the NAACP are calling on the Biden administration to investigate equity and racial disparities at one of the country’s leading federal contractors, Maximus, which employs nearly 800...
Take The Whole Family On A Day Trip To This Pick-Your-Own Berry Farm In Mississippi

Take The Whole Family On A Day Trip To This Pick-Your-Own Berry Farm In Mississippi

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 22, 2023 | Hills

Posted in Mississippi Nature, Parks & Gardens, Road Trips by Daniella DiRienzo Spending the day on a picturesque farm, picking fresh fruit may sound like something from a dream but it’s actually a reality at Cedar Hill Farm. The sprawling farm offers visitors the...
Bills to help domestic violence survivors make progress, then die in the Legislature

Bills to help domestic violence survivors make progress, then die in the Legislature

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 22, 2023 | Statewide

by Mina Corpuz, Mississippi Today March 20, 2023 Domestic violence advocates say Mississippi lawmakers have missed an opportunity to pass legislation aimed to help survivors, such as the creation of domestic abuse courts geared to their needs. “In order to fix your...
Looking for a spring trip? Do what tourists from around the globe do- visit Vicksburg

Looking for a spring trip? Do what tourists from around the globe do- visit Vicksburg

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 22, 2023 | Kara's Bites & Sights

By Kara Kimbrough The mental preparation has already begun. I’m steeling myself for the inevitable email that appears in my email inbox every time I write about one of our state’s most beautiful areas. A column about Vicksburg is sure to incite anger or at...
MISSISSIPPI LAUNCHES OYSTER RECYCLING PROGRAM–SAVE OUR SHELLS–THE NATURE CONSERVANCY–MDEQ

MISSISSIPPI LAUNCHES OYSTER RECYCLING PROGRAM–SAVE OUR SHELLS–THE NATURE CONSERVANCY–MDEQ

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 21, 2023 | Coastal

The Nature Conservancy in Mississippi is launching a pilot oyster shell recycling program called SAVE OUR SHELLS. TNC will be on hand Saturday March 25th at the 7th Annual Gulf Coast Oyster Cook-off Festival to kick off the SOS program. The SAVE OUR SHELLS program...
Mississippi Museum of Art Selected to Participate in AAMD’s 2023 Paid College Internship Program

Mississippi Museum of Art Selected to Participate in AAMD’s 2023 Paid College Internship Program

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 21, 2023 | Capital/River

The Mississippi Museum of Art (MMA) announced today that it has been chosen as one of 10 art museums to participate in the Association of Art Museum Directors (AAMD) annual paid internship program. For the program, which focuses on college students from...
Star Power Set to Fill Ford Center for 20th Anniversary

Star Power Set to Fill Ford Center for 20th Anniversary

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 21, 2023 | Hills

BY TINA H. HAHN Stars will be shining brightly March 25 when the Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Mississippi celebrates its 20-year anniversary with a gala hosted by Oscar winner Morgan Freeman. The evening will honor Ole Miss...
Changes to the medical marijuana law are headed to Gov. Reeves’ desk. Here’s what they are.

Changes to the medical marijuana law are headed to Gov. Reeves’ desk. Here’s what they are.

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 21, 2023 | Statewide

by Sara DiNatale, Mississippi Today March 20, 2023 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...
Tables turned with Gunn, Hosemann on state revenue estimate

Tables turned with Gunn, Hosemann on state revenue estimate

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 21, 2023 | Statewide

by Bobby Harrison and Geoff Pender, Mississippi Today March 20, 2023 Last year, when it was Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann’s turn to run the Legislative Budget Committee, House Speaker Philip Gunn was anxious to raise the state’s revenue estimate to grease the skids for...
Against all odds, Lady Rebels make history and knock off Stanford

Against all odds, Lady Rebels make history and knock off Stanford

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 21, 2023 | Hills

by Rick Cleveland, Mississippi Today March 20, 2023 The Ole Miss Lady Rebels basketball team, guided by their effervescent leader Coach Yo, made history Sunday night on the far side of the continent. Playing on top-seeded Stanford’s home floor in Palo Alto, Calif.,...
Ag Commissioner Andy Gipson and MDAC Celebrate National Ag Day

Ag Commissioner Gipson and MDAC to Celebrate National Ag Day at State Capitol

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 21, 2023 | Capital/River

In recognition of National Ag Day, Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson and the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce will host a promotional event on the south side of the Mississippi State Capitol grounds tomorrow, Tuesday, March 21,...
Movie Review: “Shazam! Fury of the Gods”

Movie Review: “Shazam! Fury of the Gods”

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 20, 2023 | Movie Reviews

By Bob Garver Whether because of the pandemic, the constant comings-and-goings of the DC Extended Universe, or the first movie from 2019 simply not being that memorable, “Shazam!” seems to have gotten lost in the shuffle. I’m going to be pointing out a number of...
As one Jackson State president resigns, another is still suing the university and IHL

As one Jackson State president resigns, another is still suing the university and IHL

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 20, 2023 | Capital/River

by Molly Minta, Mississippi Today March 17, 2023 William Bynum Jr.’s lawsuit against Jackson State University and the Institutions of Higher Learning is still open more than three years after the former university president, who had been arrested in a prostitution...
Nonprofit founder who helped officials raid Mississippi’s welfare fund becomes latest witness for the feds

Nonprofit founder who helped officials raid Mississippi’s welfare fund becomes latest witness for the feds

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 20, 2023 | Statewide

by Anna Wolfe, Mississippi Today March 17, 2023 Federal authorities in Mississippi have added another defendant to their witness list in their prosecution of the still unfolding welfare scandal: Christi Webb, former director of the nonprofit Family Resource Center of...
Brandon Presley could have one advantage in governor’s race: the issues

Brandon Presley could have one advantage in governor’s race: the issues

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 20, 2023 | Statewide

by Bobby Harrison, Mississippi Today March 19, 2023 To quote baseball legend Yogi Berra, the 2023 gubernatorial election could be “deja vu all over again.” In the 2019 election, Republican Tate Reeves opposed expanding Medicaid while Democrat Jim Hood...
CHILDREN’S DEVELOPMENTAL SCREENINGS RISE AT END OF FIVE-YEAR UMMC-MSU COLLABORATION

CHILDREN’S DEVELOPMENTAL SCREENINGS RISE AT END OF FIVE-YEAR UMMC-MSU COLLABORATION

by Mississippi Monitor | Mar 19, 2023 | Statewide

By: Annie Oeth, aoeth@umc.edu Photos By: Melanie Thortis/UMMC Photography Mississippi has seen a dramatic rise in early childhood developmental and behavioral health screenings. An increase of this type was one of the goals of Mississippi Thrive!, an innovative...
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