Darryl Maxie is a journalist based in Jackson, Mississippi. He writes for Rolling Out and the Jackson Progress-Argus, focusing on local news and events in the Jackson area. Darryl covers a range of topics including sports, community issues, entertainment, and social justice.
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Darryl Maxie's coverage predominantly centers around local events, sports, and entertainment news with a focus on Jackson. Pitches for Darryl should revolve around local high school sports, community events, profiles of noteworthy individuals in the area, and unique cultural or social phenomena within Jackson.
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By: Darryl Maxie Staff
It looked like the Red Devils were headed for victory in the early part of their basketball game with Jasper County on Saturday.
Trent Hill (0) had 17 points and 10 rebounds in the Red Devils' 75-51 rout of Lamar County on Dec. 17.
By: Darryl Maxie Staff
Jackson High's TJ White (center) celebrates with family, friends and assistant principal Dary Myricks (right) as he signs with Young Harris College.
Pleasure P The Drive-In Fest in Chicago (Photo credit: Eddy "Precise" Lamarre)
By: Darryl Maxie
If only the games had ended at halftime, the Red Devils would be sitting pretty.
By: Darryl Maxie
The old year didn't go the way the Jackson girls basketball team had hoped. The new year, however, got off to a promising start.
By: Darryl Maxie
Jackson has been in Region 2-AA for all of about 15 minutes and already it boasts the league's athletics director of the year.
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