Capital City Lights is a first-of-its-kind partnership with city and state agencies, media, nonprofits, and businesses to celebrate the holiday season.
“You take two or three bites, and you’re like ‘oh, it’s nice and sweet,’” he said. “And then the third bite hits you in the back in the back of the throat!” Michael Smith laughed. “Then you think... ‘oh, there it is!’”
“He’s been in our backyard in a cage, and there was a neighborhood child that wanted to come and see Rocky and forgot to lock and close the gate,” the family explained.
In 1996, there was a big unveiling ceremony for the new signage, letting everyone know it was now called the “G. V. Sonny Montgomery V.A. Medical Center.”
He became Mississippi’s first Republican governor since 1876, boosting a party that had been struggling for years to establish a real presence in the Magnolia State.
The Tougaloo Agri-Growth Initiative is an endeavor that gives students hands-on experience and employment, offers the food desert community surrounding the school access to fresh produce, and also supports the college.
"Until the scarcity of financial resources is mitigated and people are given the tools necessary to live lives with dignity, there will always be a degree of criminal activity," Julian Miller said, Tougaloo College Assistant Professor of Political Science.
But God Ministries spoke with Melissa Faith Payne about their Haitian experiences, their work that’s happening right now in the country, and why the ministry says, “it’s not the time to quit in Haiti.”
Firefighter Raymond Evans is an Army veteran who's faced one battle after another after leaving the military. He never quit and he hopes his daughter learned a life lesson.
After performing on NBC’s hit show, ‘The Voice,' the sisters reappear in a series of battles the second and third week of October. They still carved out time to chat with WLBT between coaching, rehearsals, and makeup.
Jackson’s own Enrika Williams is ready, saying online, “We got action! Tune in tonight at 8 p.m. to Food Network to watch if I beat Bobby Flay or naw.”
Sergeant Terris Thomas worked for Jackson police eight years before serving to Byram, but Byram Chief David Errington said the officer has always put others before himself.
City leaders and school officials were on hand to encourage our students to become ambassadors for the vaccination and protect themselves against the virus.
