Tippah County, MS News
A commentary published by Magnolia Tribune says the Israelites’ cries for help in Judges illustrate how hardship can lead to genuine faith, and it cites passages from Judges, Matthew and Psalm 121.
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Growing up in Laurel, Mississippi, artist Laura Jones builds her career around the idea that locations hold emotional significance. Her work features scenes from churches to gardens, capturing memories and meaningful spaces.
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A three-judge panel ruled 2-1 Thursday that continued detention without a bond hearing beyond 90 days would violate due process, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said.
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A small Mississippi Delta town illustrates the evolving American story, from antebellum plantations to a Black university and a symbol of hope and progress.
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Family members of people killed during the voting rights struggle say recent Supreme Court decisions and state actions have rolled back protections enacted after their loved ones’ deaths.
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The Mississippi Access and Visitation program said it is offering an online program to help fathers focus on presence rather than perfection. Interested participants can email mavp@mdhs.ms.gov to get started.
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The Mississippi Department of Transportation said its Star-Spangled Sign campaign entered its third day with messages urging drivers to slow down during the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
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America250 Mississippi reminded residents to watch for pedestrians, keep fireworks off roadways and arrange sober rides ahead of Independence Day events in a social media post.
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Organizers of The Cut-off said they postponed tonight’s outdoor movie because of rain and soggy ground. They said a new date will be announced soon and wished the public a safe Fourth of July weekend.
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Construction progress continues at BMCU’s Center for Grace & Healing, with work on masonry, interior finishes, and building systems underway this week.
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