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Resolution Board training for the Shubuta Municipal General election will be held at the Shubuta Multi-Purpose Building on Thursday, May . . .

BLS: Mississippi unemployment rate rises slightly to 4.0% (as of April 2025)

Below is a press release from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics: The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics recently . . .

Mississippi native Jamal Roberts wins American Idol

Roberts carries with him the hopes and pride of his hometown. “I won for my kids. I won for my . . .

NOTICE OF POLL MANAGER TRAINING

Poll Manager training for the Shubuta Municipal General election will be held at the Shubuta Multi-Purpose Building on Thursday, May . . .

In Between Co. May Business of Month

The Clarke County Chamber of Commerce was thrilled to present In Between Co. as the 2025 Business of the Month . . .

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Jones College’s Matias Ruiz wins national championship! 686m3k
By SHAWN WANSLEY - JONES COLLEGE SPORTS INFORMATION
Thu,05/22/25-8:30AM , 8 Reads
History was made Friday morning in the NJCAA Men’s Division I Tournament.

Jones College’s Matias Ruiz captured the No. 1 singles title in dramatic fashion with a 6-3, 2-6, 6-4 victory over Seward College’s (Kansas) Samuel Antwi.

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Trump nominee for Asst. Secretary of the Army for Civil Works has Mississippi ties 5f6p3x
By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Thu,05/22/25-2:26PM , 23 Reads 2,437 Statewide
Adam Telle, a former Cochran staffer, could be pivotal in the Army Corps of Engineers’ work with Mississippi on the Yazoo Backwater Area Water Management Project.

A former member of U.S. Senator Thad Cochran’s staff could soon be heading up the Army Corps of Engineers.
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Ross: The boys are not alright 5r6a20
By KIMBERLY ROSS - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Mon,05/19/25-3:50PM , 70 Reads 2,657 Statewide
Below is an opinion column by Kimberly Ross:

Redeveloping a healthy appreciation for the differences between the sexes and rebuilding male-female relations is deeply important to our continued progress as a people. Failing to do so has broad repercussions in both personal and professional settings.
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Jones College’s new Director of Bands makes history 134s70
By TERESA MCCREERY
Tue,05/20/25-8:30AM , 18 Reads
She’s the 25th Director of Bands for the Jones College band program, which was founded in October 1930, with the “Typhoon” making its first “formal” appearance on February 26, 1931.
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