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Since Gluckstadt does not have established wards, winners for the five alderman-at-Large positions will be determined by the candidates who receive the most votes, according to the Mississippi Secretary of State’s Office.
The Gluckstadt Madison Business Alliance is running a community influencer contest through the end of February with up to $1,000 in potential prizes on the line.
A mock town gives children the opportunity to play in a number of different city settings such as a construction site or diner.
A Sumner faces 15 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to trafficking in stolen firearms here.
MADISON — A Jackson man remains in jail on a $5 million bond after his arrest here over the weekend on gun and drug dealing charges.
MADISON — A Ridgeland man has pleaded guilty to the Northbay drive-by shooting last summer.
A man suspected of kidnapping of a woman and dumping her dead body on the side of I-55 in Holmes County faces murder charges in Madison County. The man, Joshua Demarshall Andrews, 29, was arrested and charged with capital murder and felon carrying a concealed weapon, Sheriff Randy Tucker said. “This is a heinous crime that shocks the conscience of society and Andrews will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law,” Tucker said.
After taking second place in NCA High School National Championships in Dallas last year, the Neshoba Central cheer squad had one goal in mind this season and that was to take home a championship.
Growing up on the Coast, Leslie King learned two recipes. The first was her mother's shrimp creole, and the second was her grandmother's chocolate pie.
Choctaw Tribal Chief Cyrus Ben has issued a letter to MBCI Tribal Members regarding President Trump's Birthright Citizenship Executive Orders assuring them their status is safe.
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