Pelahatchie keeps going even through summer break
What a fun time of year to celebrate our nation’s independence, take long walks on the beach, or finally enjoy that long-awaited family trip to Disney! While summer brings a well-deserved break for students and teachers, many people wonder: What happens at school while the building is quiet for those two months?
Pelahatchie Library Announces Exciting Lineup of July Events
The Pelahatchie Library has a full calendar of engaging events planned for July, offering something for all ages in the community. Kicking off the month is the Teen Book Club, which will meet on Wednesday, July 3 at 3:30 p.m. Teens are invited to come discuss their favorite reads and discover new titles in a relaxed,...
Ole Miss teams with Greystar for new student housing by 2027
OXFORD, Miss, (WJTV) – The University of Mississippi will expand and modernize its on-campus housing options for students. According to officials, the university will partner with Greystar, a national leader in student housing development. This partnership aims to add 2,700 new beds for students at the Oxford campus,...
Darden North’s New Thriller Rooftop Delivers Murder, Medicine, and Moral Dilemmas in the Modern...
Award-winning Mississippi author and physician Darden North returns with Rooftop, the third installment in his Diana Bratton series of medical thrillers. Published by WordCrafts Press, the novel brings readers back into the complex world of Dr. Diana Bratton, a talented surgeon whose calm, professional surface masks...
Water Journey Festival offers interactive fun, education for kids
Here's a road trip idea from Twin States News. Children and families are invited to dive into a world of discovery at the Water Journey Festival, taking place July 25 from 10 a.m. until noon at the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science in Jackson. This fun-filled, interactive event is designed...
Draft Pearl River flood control study to be published July 3
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - A revised study that evaluates multiple proposals to address flooding along the Pearl River in Hinds and Rankin County will be released later this week. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Vicksburg District announced that the Revised Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Pearl River...
Revised Draft Environmental Impact Statement for Pearl River project announced
VICKSBURG, Miss. (VDN) — The expected date of publication of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Vicksburg District’s Revised Draft Environmental Impact Statement (RDEIS) for the Pearl River Basin Mississippi Federal Flood Risk Management Project is Thursday, July 3, 2025. Once published, a Notice of...
Town of Terry breaks ground on new police department and civic center
The Town of Terry broke ground over the weekend on a new police station and a new civic center after the hard work of city officials and area legislators paid off. “That’s something Terry has never had,” said Mayor Joseph Kendrick, Jr. “This will be great for the town of Terry to have their own police station.”
‘We wouldn’t have been able to do that two years ago’: Henifin talks partial...
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) -Half of Jackson’s main water treatment plant was shut down for five days back in February, and chances are, you didn’t notice it at the tap. Data obtained by 3 On Your Side shows the city’s two water treatment facilities have faced at least 10 interruptions in service since last May, including...
‘Hurdles waiting in the shadows’: Lumumba reflects on challenges and triumphs on final day...
Chokwe Antar Lumumba is ending his second term as mayor of Mississippi's capital city. He pledged to make Jackson the most radical city in America but spent most of his time dealing with emergencies.