Special to The Mississippi Monitor The domestic slave trade did not end when the Civil War began, and a Natchez Historical Society program Sept. 22 will examine how slave trading continued across the South during the conflict and what it reveals...
By L.A. Warren/ UMMC Communications Photos By: Jay Ferchaud/ UMMC Communications University of Mississippi Medical Center students training to become physician-scientists are entering an elite tier of medical and research education after the National...
By: Alexandria Galtney/ UMMC Communications Photos By: Joe Ellis/ UMMC Communications The University of Mississippi Medical Center’s AirCare has officially launched its new fixed-wing service, with AirCare 5 now operational and available to transport...
By Jeremy Pittari, Magnolia Tribune Of the nearly 20 people who spoke at the fourth redistricting meeting held Tuesday at Alcorn State University, only one person publicly said they support “race neutral” redistricting. Over the past several weeks, the...
By Cass Rutledge, Magnolia Tribune The U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit against the City of Jackson stemming from allegations of lead contamination in the city’s water system. The lawsuit alleged that the City and...
The wide-ranging program for the 83rd National Folk Festival’s Mississippi Folklife Area & Stage was announced today at a press conference inside the House Chamber at the Old Capitol Museum. This is the event’s second year of a three-year residency, scheduled to...
