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Field Hearing Sheds Light on Mississippi ICE Raids
The (ICE) field hearing touched on the impact of the raids on local economies, the cost of carrying them out, and back wages owed to workers, but it did not discuss the role of for-profit prison companies in immigration detention.
Nov. 13
Hyde-Smith Blocks Gun Checks as School Shooting Unfolds in California | National
Dozens of Sewer Failures Require Millions in Emergency City Funds to Repair | City & County
Gabe Grothe | Person of the Day
MSU Chairs of Honor, Millsaps Math Competition and JSU Bowling Night Out | Education
Marvin Terry | Person of the Day
Opinion Editorials Letters
OPINION: Women in Mississippi—So Strong and So Tough
"Over the 25 years that we have lived in Mississippi, we have taken quite a ribbing. Whenever we told them of our children's successes, they always scoffed and said 'but it's Mississippi' as if that lessened the accomplishment."
Nov. 13
OPINION: Women in Mississippi—So Strong and So Tough |
EDITOR'S NOTE: Mississippi Women, It’s Your Time to Speak Up, Lead | Politics
OPINION: It's Not Easy Being a White Democrat in Mississippi | Politics
OPINION: Running While Black—Dem AG Nominee Reveals Privilege, Ghosts Faced in Race | Politics
DOSSIER: Of Corporate Media and Insulting Shenanigans | Politics
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Art Space 86: Unframed @Unwrapped
Art Space 86 will host a free, pop-up art gallery event, Unframed @Unwrapped, on Thursday, Nov. 14, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., located at The Flamingo JXN.
Nov. 11
Music Music Listings Local Bands
Vick Allen Headlines ‘Christmas in the City’
Jackson native and soul-music singer Vick Allen said his interest in music started at a very young age. He sang in his church choir and also played the piano for the church.
Nov. 13
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The Season Is Upon Us
The holiday season is drawing near, and there will be plenty to do in Jackson and beyond.
Nov. 13
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Mamie’s Sugar Cream Pie
In my family, any holiday that can include a family meal often means we are having sugar cream pie for dessert. The recipe comes from my mother's grandmother, whom she called Mamie.
Nov. 13
Sports Bryan's Rant The Slate
Patrick Willis
Unlike some players, Patrick Willis hasn’t returned to the NFL, and now after over five years it seems unlikely he would even attempt a comeback. The 49ers linebacker still had a few years left on his contract when he decided ...
Oct. 31
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Marie O'Banner-Jackson
Marie O'Banner-Jackson, retired interim dean of undergraduate studies and cyber learning at Jackson State University, says she knew she wanted to be a teacher since she was in fourth grade.
Nov. 13
