A program, called RAMP, which provides rental assistance to eligible Mississippians, is now available through the Mississippi Home Corporation (MHC). MHC will be partnering with MUTEH, Inc., Central MS Continuum of Care, and the Open Doors Homeless Coalition to administer … Continued
picture courtesy of movies on the mississippi As we are still living in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, one Mississippi town is making it possible for movie lovers to visit the theatre without having to be in harm’s way. … Continued
Photo courtesy of Ingalls Shipbuilding Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula has been awarded a sizable contract by the U.S. Navy. The $936 million contract will fund the construction of a DDG-51 Flight III Destroyer (guided-missile destroyer). Mississippi Senators Roger Wicker & … Continued
Yesterday, the Mississippi Legislature made a mark in history when both chambers voted to take down the state’s flag, one that featured the Confederate battle emblem, and replace it. Below, you will find a running list of people’s reactions to … Continued
Mississippi Veterans Affairs (MSVA) Executive Director Stacey Pickering is receiving a promotion. Pickering has been named the vice president of the National Association of State Directors of Veterans Affairs (NASDVA) – Southeast Region. “I am honored to represent Mississippi and … Continued
Mississippi continues to see a high number of new COVID-19 cases. The Mississippi State Department of Health is reporting 675 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the state’s total number of cases up to 26,567. 1,059 Mississippians have passed away due … Continued
Eleven days ago, SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey became the first prominent voice from the world of sports to renew the call for Mississippi to take action regarding its controversial state flag. The following day, the NCAA joined the cause by … Continued
House Bill 1796 changes the state flag, but what happens now? Reading through a piece of legislation can be cumbersome, so I thought I would attempt to break it down and give you somewhat of a simplified description of what … Continued
June 28, 2020, will be recalled as a pivotal day in Mississippi’s history as lawmakers have voted to remove the controversial state flag, which has flown over the state since 1894. By a vote of 37 to 14, the Senate … Continued
The roll call for the vote on HB 1796. Photo courtesy of MS Statewatch History continues to unfold as the Mississippi House of Representatives has voted to remove the current state flag and the bill now heads over to the … Continued