Staff writer, Vicksburg Post, Vicksburg, MS
John Surratt is a staff writer at the Vicksburg Post in Vicksburg, MS. He covers a range of topics including crime, social issues, and law enforcement, often intertwining themes of Christianity and holidays in his reporting. His work is featured in The Vicksburg Post.
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By: John Surratt
Work could soon begin on a project to rehabilitate North Washington Street from Grove Street to the Port of Vicksburg entrance at Haining Road. The Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Monday authorized Mayor George Flags Jr. to sign a contract with A. J. Construction of Madison to begin the project. The company was the […]
The Mississippi Department of Transportation has agreed to cover half of the city’s match on a $213,840 Federal Aviation Administration grant for improvements to the Vicksburg Municipal Airport. The Board of Mayor and Aldermen learned the state will pick up half the match at its Monday board meeting. The matching funds for the grant total […]
By: John Surratt
One of the hardest tasks for me is writing a column for Christmas.
Before the start of the 5 p.m. Christmas Vigil Mass at St. Paul Catholic Church, the children of the parish will continue a church tradition that reminds the parishioners of the reason for the season. The children’s program at St. Paul’s begins at 4:40 p.m. and involves 30 children from ages newborn through high school […]
Completion of the Vicksburg Animal Shelter has been pushed back to February. Community Development Director Jeff Richardson told the Board of Mayor and Aldermen at its Friday meeting that the completion date was moved back from January to mid-February during discussion about a change order request from contractor Fordice Construction to upgrade a circuit for […]
A Vicksburg man faces a charge of felony eluding after he led Warren County sheriff’s deputies on a chase Monday night that ended when he wrecked the pickup truck he was driving near Sherman Avenue and Standard Hill Road. Tabares Ross, 26, is being held without bond in the Warren County Jail pending an initial […]
A Vicksburg man is being held without bond in the Warren County Jail charged with three counts of sexual battery of a child under the age of 14.
Sunday, starting between 10 and 11 p.m. and going until midnight or 12:30 a.m. Monday, the congregations at several African American churches in Warren County will participate in a service with foundations in the United States and Europe. Watch Night services, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica, can be traced to the early 18th century in Moravian churches, […]
Friday, as members of the Vicksburg Board of Mayor and Aldermen and her family and friends looked on, Deborah Nickson was sworn in as Vicksburg city clerk, replacing City Clerk Walter Osborne who has retired.
Life in Rolling Fork was turned upside down March 24 when an EF5 tornado struck the South Delta, leaving 17 people dead —13 in Rolling Fork — and causing widespread destruction in the South Delta.
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