The Mississippi Public Service Commission is proud to highlight the accomplishments of Miss Nayla McClure, who received a $20,000 grant from the Southern Poverty Law Center's Advocacy Institute....

By: Roscoe Barnes III, Visit Natchez     A historical marker honoring the 30th of May Parade, which is now known as the Miss-Lou Memorial Day Parade, has been approved by the Mississippi...

By: Roscoe Barnes, III, Visit Natchez     The former site of Bluff City Savings Bank, the only Black-owned bank in Natchez, now has a historical marker that honors the history of the bank,...

Opera Mississippi is inviting singers from all backgrounds to audition for principal roles and chorus in its upcoming production of The Christmas Gift, an original holiday opera composed by...

  Alcorn State University is proud to announce a new collaboration with AWS-Machine Learning University (MLU) Educators Consortium and Transformation Alliance, a nationwide initiative helping...

  In a moment of unusual continuity by name, the Mississippi Air National Guard passed the mantle of senior enlisted leadership from one...

  In cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) nationwide farmers market initiative, the Mississippi Farmers Market will host its own Great American Farmers Market event on...

  Dr. William “Bill” Storey, longtime professor of history and Sanderson Chair of Arts and Sciences at Millsaps College, has published a groundbreaking biography that takes aim at one of the...

By: Daniel Tyson, Magnolia Tribune     Since the beginning of the year, Jackson has had 36 reported shootings, down by half from last year at this time, Police Chief Joseph Wade told a...

By: Susan Marquez, Magnolia Tribune     From her kitchen in Pike County, Sophie Marie Lyons can hardly believe her own life. “I could never have dreamed anything this big,” she says...