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Debra Wertz

by Briana Robinson
May 4, 2011

After Debra Wertz’s son was diagnosed with bipolar disorder 15 years ago, she made it her mission to help other parents who were going through the same thing. Wertz has been working to help families for more than six years.
 
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Tori Thompson-Davis

by Rose Pendleton
April 27, 2011

In the stark light of Jackson’s spoken-word scene, Scarlette, aka Tori Thompson-Davis, reigns with a silver tongue, hip-hop flair, and sonnets of soul and strife. She speaks in adroit tones and rhymes about love, pain and redemption. She doesn’t sugarcoat…
 
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Rev. Mike Campbell

By Langston Moore
April 20, 2011

The Rev. Mike Campbell spends what little spare time he has catching up on movies. Campbell, 46, is senior pastor at Redeemer Church, at 640 E. Northside Drive. After spending more than a decade in Miami, the Bluefield, Va., native…
 
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Darrell “Doc” Cousins

by Briana Robinson
April 13, 2011

Darrell "Doc" Cousins doesn't care about making a few extra dollars. All he sees is a pair of brown leather boots in need of some polish. "Care for a shine?" he asks in the middle of our interview.
 
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Chloe Garth-Elkins

by Laney Lenox
April 6, 2011

Chloe Garth-Elkins' Saturday Upward Bound class at Jackson State University is learning about the word rastaquouere. The students begin to grasp the true meaning of the word through application of its technical definition: "social intruder; upstart." Garth-Elkins patiently guides students…
 
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Robby Piantanida

by Bret Kenyon
March 30, 2011

Just over five years ago, Belhaven University art student Robby Piantanida borrowed a camera and equipment to shoot a short film for his college film festival. Today, the 23-year-old makes his living producing video and motion-graphics projects in the…
 
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Erica Speed

by J. Ashley Nolen
March 23, 2011

The bold, red door to Erica Speed's Fondren home is a fair indication of what's inside: Local artwork and colorful fabric designs cover furniture while family pictures fill a variety of frames on tables and walls. Books about Mississippi…
 
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Donovan Childress

by Tim Roberson
March 15, 2011

Donovan Childress sits relaxed across the table, scratching his beard and looking ahead with an expression that regularly breaks into a wide, affable smile.

 
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Bilal Hashim

by Lacey McLaughlin
March 9, 2011

Bilal Hashim is intentional and calm as he welcomes me to the recently relocated StudioOM Yoga studio in Fondren inside the Woodland Hills Shopping Center. Wearing a moss-green shirt and a Hawaiian-stone necklace, he admits that mindfulness is…
 
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Rubye Forrest-Mickel

by Dylan Watson
March 2, 2011

"As a traffic officer, every day brings something interesting," Rubye Forrest-Mickel says, sitting on her porch on Barrett Avenue, enjoying the early spring weather. As she reclines in her chair, her lips curve into a smile.

 
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