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burl cain
Jan 24, 2023: WLOX: Jay-Z-funded lawsuits end as Mississippi improves prison
Burl Cain, a former Louisiana prison warden, became commissioner of the Mississippi Department of Corrections in May 2020 and vowed to improve conditions at Parchman. Since then, the department has moved some inmates to other prisons. Parchman had more than 3,200 inmates in December 2019; it has about 2,450 this month.
Burl Cain, a former Louisiana prison warden, became commissioner of the Mississippi Department of Corrections in May 2020 and vowed to improve conditions at Parchman. Since then, the department has moved some inmates to other prisons. Parchman had more than 3,200 inmates in December 2019; it has about 2,450 this month.
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Jan 19, 2023: Fox 13: Deputies caught bringing contraband to Alcorn County inmates, Sheriff...s Office says
We work every day to keep the jail and correction facility safe and free of contraband, Sheriff Ben Caldwell said in a statement. We will continue to investigate any incidents involving contraband being brought into our facilities. Whether it be employees or outside visitors, these cases will be taken seriously and those involved will be arrested and prosecuted. Mar 17, 2016: WJTV: State closes daycare over alleged sexual abuse claims
Sheriff Ben Caldwell says his department is currently investigating the situation that dates back for several weeks.
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Joe Caldwell
Jan 30, 2016: Daily Corinthian: Pre-election voting: Still just an idea
It’s not the first time he has pushed the idea of pre-election day voting, which has had the support of local election commissioners and Circuit Clerk Joe Caldwell for years.
It’s not the first time he has pushed the idea of pre-election day voting, which has had the support of local election commissioners and Circuit Clerk Joe Caldwell for years.
Feb 15, 2023: Picayune Item: Mississippi Elections 2023: Breakdown of State Senate
Tupelo-area Senator Chad McMahan likewise has drawn a Republican challenger in Lauren Smith. Oxford-area Senator Nicole Boyd has drawn a Republican challenger in Ricky Caldwell. Starkville-area Senator Bart Williams has drawn a Republican challenger in Alan Sibley. Hattiesburg-area Senator Joey Fillingane has drawn a Republican challenger in Robert Cole. Coast Senators Philip Moran and Mike Seymour also drew Republican challengers in Philman Ladner and Scott Strickland, respectively.
Tupelo-area Senator Chad McMahan likewise has drawn a Republican challenger in Lauren Smith. Oxford-area Senator Nicole Boyd has drawn a Republican challenger in Ricky Caldwell. Starkville-area Senator Bart Williams has drawn a Republican challenger in Alan Sibley. Hattiesburg-area Senator Joey Fillingane has drawn a Republican challenger in Robert Cole. Coast Senators Philip Moran and Mike Seymour also drew Republican challengers in Philman Ladner and Scott Strickland, respectively.
Chase Callahan
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David Chase Callahan (b. June 25, 1985) was a 2015 Democratic candidate for District 33 of the Mississippi State Senate.
Chase was born in Meridian, Mississippi to David and Rachel Callahan. He has one sister; Ashley Callahan. DOB: June 25th, 1985, Meridian, Mississippi. Nico is the Callahan family dog. Chase graduated from Northeast Lauderdale High School and continued on to higher education. Chase is an alumni of the University of West Alabama with an undergraduate degree in History. Chase completed his associates degree at East Mississippi Community College, and studied Culinary Arts/Hospitality Management at Jefferson State Community College. Chase briefly attended The University of Southern Miss. Chase grew up in a civically engaged family and was motivated through his undergraduate education to be involved in his community. Some of his community involvement is outlined below:
Young Democrats of Mississippi, Third Congressional District Director
Young Democrats of Mississippi, Jewish Caucus Chair
Mississippi Stonewall Democrats, Founding Board Member
Lauderdale County Young Democrats, Chair
Lauderdale County Democratic Party, Executive Committee Member
American Historical Association, Member
Southern Historical Association, Member
EMCC Young Alumni Association
Tau Kappa Epsilon, Iota-Upsilon Chapter
David Chase Callahan (b. June 25, 1985) was a 2015 Democratic candidate for District 33 of the Mississippi State Senate.
Chase was born in Meridian, Mississippi to David and Rachel Callahan. He has one sister; Ashley Callahan. DOB: June 25th, 1985, Meridian, Mississippi. Nico is the Callahan family dog. Chase graduated from Northeast Lauderdale High School and continued on to higher education. Chase is an alumni of the University of West Alabama with an undergraduate degree in History. Chase completed his associates degree at East Mississippi Community College, and studied Culinary Arts/Hospitality Management at Jefferson State Community College. Chase briefly attended The University of Southern Miss. Chase grew up in a civically engaged family and was motivated through his undergraduate education to be involved in his community. Some of his community involvement is outlined below:
Young Democrats of Mississippi, Third Congressional District Director
Young Democrats of Mississippi, Jewish Caucus Chair
Mississippi Stonewall Democrats, Founding Board Member
Lauderdale County Young Democrats, Chair
Lauderdale County Democratic Party, Executive Committee Member
American Historical Association, Member
Southern Historical Association, Member
EMCC Young Alumni Association
Tau Kappa Epsilon, Iota-Upsilon Chapter
cecil cantrell
Feb 21, 2019: Clarion Ledger: Why did sheriff resign? Auditor says inmates used to make campaign signs
A video of a Monroe County inmate assembling campaign signs for Sheriff Cecil Cantrell spurred an investigation by the state auditor's office and, Tuesday, two weeks after losing his reelection bid in the Democratic primary, Cantrell resigned as a result of the investigation's findings, according to the state agency.
A video of a Monroe County inmate assembling campaign signs for Sheriff Cecil Cantrell spurred an investigation by the state auditor's office and, Tuesday, two weeks after losing his reelection bid in the Democratic primary, Cantrell resigned as a result of the investigation's findings, according to the state agency.
June 6, 2016: WCBI: Family Of Man Shot By Monroe Deputy Files Suit
Sheriff Cecil Cantrell stands by the raid saying Keeton was a well known drug dealer and that a Mississippi Bureau of Investigation look at the shooting cleared his department.
Sheriff Cecil Cantrell stands by the raid saying Keeton was a well known drug dealer and that a Mississippi Bureau of Investigation look at the shooting cleared his department.
Apr 8, 2016: WCBI: A Day in the Life of Monroe County Sheriff Cecil Cantrell
The search continues for a man who shot another man at Hamilton High School earlier this week.
Monroe County Sheriff Cecil Cantrell says it was a drug deal gone bad.
The search continues for a man who shot another man at Hamilton High School earlier this week.
Monroe County Sheriff Cecil Cantrell says it was a drug deal gone bad.
Mar 17, 2016: Daily Journal: Deputies won’t face charges in Smithville shooting case
Monroe County deputies involved in a shooting case last October will not face court time, according to Sheriff Cecil Cantrell
Monroe County deputies involved in a shooting case last October will not face court time, according to Sheriff Cecil Cantrell
Jan 13, 2016: According to Monroe County Sheriff Cecil Cantrell, one person is dead and another was airlifted to the North Mississippi Medical Center following what neighbors say is a shooting at Cullum Apartments on Commerce Street.
Jan 7, 2016: WCBI: Video: Second Arrest Made in Monroe County Theft
Sheriff Cecil Cantrell says tips led deputies to where the money was buried, off Dill Road.
Sheriff Cecil Cantrell says tips led deputies to where the money was buried, off Dill Road.
Nov 4, 2015: For the sheriff’s race between Democrat incumbent Cecil Cantrell and Republican Ronnie Sloan, Cantrell won by 8,482 votes, or 78.75 percent, to Sloan’s 2,278 votes, or 21.15 percent.
Sept 2, 2015: Clarion Ledger: Sheriff: Criminals robbing criminals in Monroe Co.
Authorities said it all started when Laura McDaniel, 37, contacted the sheriff's dept. on August 21. "She said she had been robbed. When we got to her house, we sort of checked things out. She said someone had come in her house with a hatchet, and robbed her of $220,000," said Monroe County Sheriff Cecil Cantrell.
Authorities said it all started when Laura McDaniel, 37, contacted the sheriff's dept. on August 21. "She said she had been robbed. When we got to her house, we sort of checked things out. She said someone had come in her house with a hatchet, and robbed her of $220,000," said Monroe County Sheriff Cecil Cantrell.
Scott Cantrell [Monroe County Superintendent]
May 28, 2016: Daily Journal: Legislators act late on education funding
Monroe County Superintendent Scott Cantrell, who serves as president of the Mississippi Association of School Superintendents, said the organization provides critical support to local school districts, including the bulk of required continuing education hours for school administrators, including superintendents, principals and other certified staff. The fee for each school district is $1,250 per year to enroll all administrators in the district in the association.
Monroe County Superintendent Scott Cantrell, who serves as president of the Mississippi Association of School Superintendents, said the organization provides critical support to local school districts, including the bulk of required continuing education hours for school administrators, including superintendents, principals and other certified staff. The fee for each school district is $1,250 per year to enroll all administrators in the district in the association.
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
Monroe County Superintendent of Education Democrat incumbent Scott Cantrell will serve another four years, as he was unopposed.
Monroe County Superintendent of Education Democrat incumbent Scott Cantrell will serve another four years, as he was unopposed.
Aug 31, 2015: WCBI: Local Superintendents Learn New Techniques in Academy
Monroe County’s Superintendent Scott Cantrell says it’s a great way for the district to learn alternative methods to help students succeed.
Monroe County’s Superintendent Scott Cantrell says it’s a great way for the district to learn alternative methods to help students succeed.
Tony Carleton
Oct 30,2015: WTVA: Council disciplines officers, victim's supporters not satisfied
The punishments are for policy violations and not for the shooting. Any punishment related to the shooting won’t come until state and federal agencies complete investigations. At Police Chief Tony Carleton's request, the FBI has agreed to oversee an internal investigation of the Oct. 16 shooting death of 26-year-old Ricky Ball. -
The punishments are for policy violations and not for the shooting. Any punishment related to the shooting won’t come until state and federal agencies complete investigations. At Police Chief Tony Carleton's request, the FBI has agreed to oversee an internal investigation of the Oct. 16 shooting death of 26-year-old Ricky Ball. -
Virginia Carlton [Mississippi Court of Appeals Judge]
Jan 9, 2016: Picayune Item: Taking oath: Buddy McDonald swears in as newest circuit court judge
The Honorable Virginia Carter Carlton, associate judge of the Mississippi Court of Appeals, swore in McDonald. She said McDonald’s life has prepared him for this moment.
The Honorable Virginia Carter Carlton, associate judge of the Mississippi Court of Appeals, swore in McDonald. She said McDonald’s life has prepared him for this moment.
John Carlisle
Dec 29, 2015: Vicksburg.org: High Water Response Team Committee
Warren County Emergency Management Director John Elfer; City Grants Writer Marcia Weaver; and Chad Bounds of the us Army Corps of Engineers. Also, ex-officio members of the committee will be Mayor George Flaggs, Jr; Alderman Michael Mayfield; Alderman Willis Thompson; Warren County District 2 Supervisor William Banks and District 4 Supervisor John Carlisle.
Warren County Emergency Management Director John Elfer; City Grants Writer Marcia Weaver; and Chad Bounds of the us Army Corps of Engineers. Also, ex-officio members of the committee will be Mayor George Flaggs, Jr; Alderman Michael Mayfield; Alderman Willis Thompson; Warren County District 2 Supervisor William Banks and District 4 Supervisor John Carlisle.
Phillip Carlisle
Mar 22, 2016: Hattiesburg American: Lamar County adopts litter ordinance with 'teeth in it'
"We want to step up in our county to try to start dealing with some of this roadside litter," said District 4 Supervisor Phillip Carlisle. "It's out of control."
"We want to step up in our county to try to start dealing with some of this roadside litter," said District 4 Supervisor Phillip Carlisle. "It's out of control."
randy carney
Mar 7, 2016: WXXV: Election Preparations in Jackson County
Identification is the main thing to remember before hitting the polls. Anyone interested in voting must bring a state-issued photo ID. Circuit Clerk of Jackson County Randy Carney said, “If they don’t have a state-issued photo ID, they will be allowed to vote by affidavit tomorrow and then they will have five days from tomorrow to come to my office and bring their photo ID so we can validate that vote, that affidavit.”
Identification is the main thing to remember before hitting the polls. Anyone interested in voting must bring a state-issued photo ID. Circuit Clerk of Jackson County Randy Carney said, “If they don’t have a state-issued photo ID, they will be allowed to vote by affidavit tomorrow and then they will have five days from tomorrow to come to my office and bring their photo ID so we can validate that vote, that affidavit.”
Feb 1, 2016: WLOX: Wrong number on jury summons connects callers to sex line
"Speechless, floored, couldn't believe it," said Randy Carney.
"Speechless, floored, couldn't believe it," said Randy Carney.
Aug 25, 2015: WXXV: Jackson County Circuit Clerk Results
In Jackson County, circuit clerk Randy Carney faced off with Tommy Martin. Carney officially wins the runoff with 61 percent of the votes. He had 7231 votes, beating Tommy Martin who had 4493 votes.
In Jackson County, circuit clerk Randy Carney faced off with Tommy Martin. Carney officially wins the runoff with 61 percent of the votes. He had 7231 votes, beating Tommy Martin who had 4493 votes.
Apr 28, 2015: Gulf Live: Randy Carney announces run for Jackson County Circuit Clerk
Hurley's Randy Carney has announced his candidacy for Jackson County Circuit Clerk.
Hurley's Randy Carney has announced his candidacy for Jackson County Circuit Clerk.
Carter Carroll
Jan 13, 2015: Hattiesburg American: Judge rules in favor of Hub City councilmen vs. mayor
What those "duties" consisted of was not specified in Hilburn's brief announcement that he had reached a decision in a civil suit filed in 12th District Circuit Court by Hattiesburg Councilmen Carter Carroll and Kim Bradley.
What those "duties" consisted of was not specified in Hilburn's brief announcement that he had reached a decision in a civil suit filed in 12th District Circuit Court by Hattiesburg Councilmen Carter Carroll and Kim Bradley.
Leonard Carrubba
Jan 5, 2016: WXXV: Long Beach City Officials Want New I-10 Exit
City officials tell News 25 they’ve been interested in this project for years and now may be the opportunity to get it done. Long Beach Alderman at Large Leonard Carrubba said, “It would be a straight shot, straight shot into downtown Long Beach. It would really be nice. Also, we’d get more tourists. You know people want to get to the beach quickly and if they see on the sign that it takes you right to Long Beach to the beach, they’re more apt to do that. And hopefully we can get more businesses along that corridor that would be created with that.”
City officials tell News 25 they’ve been interested in this project for years and now may be the opportunity to get it done. Long Beach Alderman at Large Leonard Carrubba said, “It would be a straight shot, straight shot into downtown Long Beach. It would really be nice. Also, we’d get more tourists. You know people want to get to the beach quickly and if they see on the sign that it takes you right to Long Beach to the beach, they’re more apt to do that. And hopefully we can get more businesses along that corridor that would be created with that.”
David Carter
Jan 18, 2016: Natchez Democrat: Supervisors to interview school board nominees Tuesday
Supervisor David Carter said he didn’t want to advertise openly his preferences, but he could in some ways frame what he was looking for by what he was not looking for.
Supervisor David Carter said he didn’t want to advertise openly his preferences, but he could in some ways frame what he was looking for by what he was not looking for.
joel carter
Dec 16, 2022: Y'all Politics: U.S. Senate passes bill to ban TikTok on government devices; Mississippi could be next
Mississippi could be next to join the growing list of state’s banning the social media platform. State Senator Joel Carter (R) is planning to put forward such a bill in the 2023 Legislative Session. “We know that once you download the app on your phone or computer, it is basically a bug and steals proprietary information. For those who have government devices this means access to trade secrets and national security,” Senator Carter told Y’all Politics on Thursday.
Mississippi could be next to join the growing list of state’s banning the social media platform. State Senator Joel Carter (R) is planning to put forward such a bill in the 2023 Legislative Session. “We know that once you download the app on your phone or computer, it is basically a bug and steals proprietary information. For those who have government devices this means access to trade secrets and national security,” Senator Carter told Y’all Politics on Thursday.
Ted Carter
June 26, 2016: MBJ: MBJ takes 13 MPA awards as Carter wins again for investigative journalism
Staff writer Ted Carter won a first place in the investigative news category for his work on Ridgeland’s plan to displace thousands of apartment residents, many of whom are minorities. Because of his work, this issue has edged into the national spotlight. The judges commented, “Great serial coverage that brought attention to a big issue and seemingly had an effect on the outcome.”
Staff writer Ted Carter won a first place in the investigative news category for his work on Ridgeland’s plan to displace thousands of apartment residents, many of whom are minorities. Because of his work, this issue has edged into the national spotlight. The judges commented, “Great serial coverage that brought attention to a big issue and seemingly had an effect on the outcome.”
Apr 28, 2016: Ted Carter: MBJ: State’s failure to refill prepaid college fund, tapping of abandoned property fund worry Treasurer
Taylor Casey
Apr 27, 2016: Star Herald: Casey wins Ward 1 alderman position
Taylor Casey was elected as the alderman for Ward 1 on Tuesday. He will finish out the term of Marvin "Pop" Lawrence and be up for re-election in 2017.
Taylor Casey was elected as the alderman for Ward 1 on Tuesday. He will finish out the term of Marvin "Pop" Lawrence and be up for re-election in 2017.
Susan Cassagne [Mississippi Library Commission Director]
May 27, 2016: Mississippi Today: ‘Doors will close’: Library commission mulls state budget cuts
“Some doors will close and services will be lost,” said Susan Cassagne, executive director of the Mississippi Library Commission.
“Some doors will close and services will be lost,” said Susan Cassagne, executive director of the Mississippi Library Commission.
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Feb 17, 2018: Hattiesburg American: Time on HPSD Board of Trustees brought challenges and triumphs: Marcus Cathey
As my term on the board comes to an end, I am pleased to see the work of Dr. Williams and his staff, and I know that they have what it takes to face the future of Hattiesburg Public Schools. The dedicated educators that I have come to know over the last decade have taught me a great deal, and I’m grateful for their continued work on behalf of HPSD. I will always be a supporter of Hattiesburg Public Schools. My prayers always have been and will continue to be for God’s blessings on the HPSD family.
Many thanks to all the people who have served with me on the Board, thanks to the staff of HPSD who are working so hard for our students, and thank you Hattiesburg for the privilege to serve over the last 10 years. GOD BLESS.
As my term on the board comes to an end, I am pleased to see the work of Dr. Williams and his staff, and I know that they have what it takes to face the future of Hattiesburg Public Schools. The dedicated educators that I have come to know over the last decade have taught me a great deal, and I’m grateful for their continued work on behalf of HPSD. I will always be a supporter of Hattiesburg Public Schools. My prayers always have been and will continue to be for God’s blessings on the HPSD family.
Many thanks to all the people who have served with me on the Board, thanks to the staff of HPSD who are working so hard for our students, and thank you Hattiesburg for the privilege to serve over the last 10 years. GOD BLESS.
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Dec 18, 2015: Hattiesburg American: Cathey: Critical budget information not shared
"The Board has been working to determine the extent of the District’s financial issues," Marcus Cathey wrote in the statement. "In reviewing the District’s finances, the Board has discovered that in the 2014-2015 school year, the District’s expenditures exceeded revenue by over $3 million. This resulted in an ending fund balance of approximately $800,000 in the general funds." |
Apr 21, 2015: Hattiesburg American: Board takes second look at strategic plan vote
Board president Marcus Cathey said Bacchus asked on Thursday to take another look at the companies.
"The request to revisit the request for proposal was presented by the superintendent," he said. "He told us he worked with one of the companies and worked for the other."
Cathey said there was much discussion about the strategic plan at the April 9 meeting and he felt the issue should be brought up again when board members had time to reflect on the discussion.
Board president Marcus Cathey said Bacchus asked on Thursday to take another look at the companies.
"The request to revisit the request for proposal was presented by the superintendent," he said. "He told us he worked with one of the companies and worked for the other."
Cathey said there was much discussion about the strategic plan at the April 9 meeting and he felt the issue should be brought up again when board members had time to reflect on the discussion.
John Champion [Lafayette County District Attorney]
Jan 6, 2016: Oxford Eagle: Former Lafayette County employee sentenced for embezzlement
“I’d like to thank Lafayette County District Attorney, Ben Creekmore, for referring this case to us after an internal audit, and De Soto County District Attorney, John Champion, for handling the prosecution,” said State Auditor Stacey Pickering. “Both attorneys have handled this case in the utmost professional manner.”
“I’d like to thank Lafayette County District Attorney, Ben Creekmore, for referring this case to us after an internal audit, and De Soto County District Attorney, John Champion, for handling the prosecution,” said State Auditor Stacey Pickering. “Both attorneys have handled this case in the utmost professional manner.”
Dec 17, 2015: Clarion Ledger: FBI: 17 indicted in Panola County gang offensive
District Attorney John Champion said the roundup started around 4 a.m. in Oxford. FBI agents targeted suspected members of the Black Gangster Disciples, Vice Lords, and Sipp Mob street gangs after gathering intelligence on their suspected criminal activity from local law enforcement and community members weary of the violence in their neighborhoods.
District Attorney John Champion said the roundup started around 4 a.m. in Oxford. FBI agents targeted suspected members of the Black Gangster Disciples, Vice Lords, and Sipp Mob street gangs after gathering intelligence on their suspected criminal activity from local law enforcement and community members weary of the violence in their neighborhoods.
Clay Chandler
June 24, 2016: MBJ: Bryant could call Tuesday session to deal with budget gap
Bryant spokesman Clay Chandler said Friday that Bryant will decide Monday morning after reviewing updated revenue figures whether lawmakers need to be called to Jackson for a special meeting.
Bryant spokesman Clay Chandler said Friday that Bryant will decide Monday morning after reviewing updated revenue figures whether lawmakers need to be called to Jackson for a special meeting.
David Chandler
Jan 28, 2016: Jackson Free Press: Director: Foster System Needs More Funding and Staffing to Protect Children
This morning, David Chandler, the executive director of the state's foster-care system, told attendees at Jackson State University's Mississippi Child Welfare Institute Conference that his agency is facing the challenge of history. The state had failed to comply with obligations in previous settlement agreements in the Olivia Y case before Chandler was brought on board.
This morning, David Chandler, the executive director of the state's foster-care system, told attendees at Jackson State University's Mississippi Child Welfare Institute Conference that his agency is facing the challenge of history. The state had failed to comply with obligations in previous settlement agreements in the Olivia Y case before Chandler was brought on board.
Jan 28, 2016: WAPT: New foster care director details system changes
Dr. David Chandler unveiled his plans Thursday during a conference in Jackson. Gov. Phil Bryant appointed Chandler to be the new director of the Division of Family and Children's Services in December. Chandler left the Mississippi Supreme Court to take the position.
Dr. David Chandler unveiled his plans Thursday during a conference in Jackson. Gov. Phil Bryant appointed Chandler to be the new director of the Division of Family and Children's Services in December. Chandler left the Mississippi Supreme Court to take the position.
William Chapman [Mississippi Circuit Court Judge]
Dec 15, 2015: Jackson Jambalaya: NE Jackson hood goes back to prison
Madison County Circuit Judge William Chapman sent Javaris Chambers back to prison for four years yesterday after a revocation hearing was held in honor of the Northeast Jackson hoodlum.
Madison County Circuit Judge William Chapman sent Javaris Chambers back to prison for four years yesterday after a revocation hearing was held in honor of the Northeast Jackson hoodlum.
Nov 23, 2015: Jackson Free Press: Terry Mayor Nicholson Pleads Guilty, Resigns
Circuit Court Judge William Chapman ordered Nicholson to be held in custody until sentencing December 7, 2015.
Circuit Court Judge William Chapman ordered Nicholson to be held in custody until sentencing December 7, 2015.
June 13, 2015: Clarion Ledger: Blogger sentenced over Cochran's wife photo conspiracy
On Monday, Mississippi Circuit Judge William Chapman gave Kelly the full five-year maximum sentence but allocated 2.5 years to prison and the rest to probation.
On Monday, Mississippi Circuit Judge William Chapman gave Kelly the full five-year maximum sentence but allocated 2.5 years to prison and the rest to probation.
Chip Chism
Aug 4, 2016: Monroe Journal: Supervisors table radio vote for solid waste department
The sheriff’s office has advanced to mainly MSWIN radios from the VHF signal most other departments use now over the county’s two towers. District 3 Supervisor Chip Chism asked for a solid cost of running the current system before a decision is made.
The sheriff’s office has advanced to mainly MSWIN radios from the VHF signal most other departments use now over the county’s two towers. District 3 Supervisor Chip Chism asked for a solid cost of running the current system before a decision is made.
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
For District 3 Supervisor, Republican incumbent Carol Crawford lost to Democrat opponent Chip Chism. Crawford received 1,087 votes, or 47.53 percent, and Chism received 1,200 votes, or 52.47 percent.
For District 3 Supervisor, Republican incumbent Carol Crawford lost to Democrat opponent Chip Chism. Crawford received 1,087 votes, or 47.53 percent, and Chism received 1,200 votes, or 52.47 percent.
gary chism
Mar 2, 2016: Clarion Ledger: Group of Mississippi lawmakers supports Trump
Other state representatives behind Trump include Becky Currie of Brookhaven, Margaret Rogers of New Albany, Gary Chism of Columbus, Charles Busby of Pascagoula, Jeff Hale of Nesbit, Randy Patterson of Biloxi, and Gary Staples of Laurel.
Other state representatives behind Trump include Becky Currie of Brookhaven, Margaret Rogers of New Albany, Gary Chism of Columbus, Charles Busby of Pascagoula, Jeff Hale of Nesbit, Randy Patterson of Biloxi, and Gary Staples of Laurel.
Jan 11, 2016: WLOX: Mississippi lawmakers react to folks crossing state lines for Powerball
"Mississippi is in the center of the Bible belt," explained Representative Gary Chism-R. "You know, even though we've got gaming. I think that we've got enough."
"Mississippi is in the center of the Bible belt," explained Representative Gary Chism-R. "You know, even though we've got gaming. I think that we've got enough."
Mar 27, 2015: Columbus Dispatch: Consolidated school debt-sharing bill heads to gov.
"Since all the kids (will eventually attend city school campuses), then everybody should be paying their fair share," said state Rep. Gary Chism, R-Columbus, who sits on the House Education Committee.
"Since all the kids (will eventually attend city school campuses), then everybody should be paying their fair share," said state Rep. Gary Chism, R-Columbus, who sits on the House Education Committee.
Feb 13, 2015: The Reflector: Consolidation will benefit local school districts
Regardgin the consolidation, Oktibbeha County Representative Gary Chism said, “we know (SSD doesn’t) want this, but we know there are 870 students in the county that need an equal education and they’re not getting it now.”
Regardgin the consolidation, Oktibbeha County Representative Gary Chism said, “we know (SSD doesn’t) want this, but we know there are 870 students in the county that need an equal education and they’re not getting it now.”
Feb 3, 2015: Clarion Ledger: Legislature passes first 'killing deadline'
DEAD. Any willing provider. HB 442, authored by Rep. Gary Chism, would have provided insurance companies to cover services from any area provider, regardless of whether they are in "network" and pay them the same rate they would pay a network provider. Similar legislation was killed last year as well.
DEAD. Any willing provider. HB 442, authored by Rep. Gary Chism, would have provided insurance companies to cover services from any area provider, regardless of whether they are in "network" and pay them the same rate they would pay a network provider. Similar legislation was killed last year as well.
Jan 23, 2015: Commercial Dispatch: Bill targeting open meetings has Columbus roots
Before approaching Chassaniol, however, Turnage said he went to local Reps. Gary Chism and Jeff Smith. Chism, who represents District 37, said he declined to sponsor the bills because he thought the city acted improperly when it gathered in "rolling quorums" last year. "It looks to me like they (the Columbus mayor and council) were skirting Open Meetings law," Chism said. "We don't need that. I think we need to have transparency." Chism said he would not support either of Chassaniol's bills if they reached the state House.
Before approaching Chassaniol, however, Turnage said he went to local Reps. Gary Chism and Jeff Smith. Chism, who represents District 37, said he declined to sponsor the bills because he thought the city acted improperly when it gathered in "rolling quorums" last year. "It looks to me like they (the Columbus mayor and council) were skirting Open Meetings law," Chism said. "We don't need that. I think we need to have transparency." Chism said he would not support either of Chassaniol's bills if they reached the state House.
Feb 4, 2013: Gulf Live: State Rep. Scott Delano, R-Biloxi, kills Mississippi sovereignty bill in committee
Republican Reps. Gary Chism and Jeff Smith, both of Columbus, said they filed the bill in response to the health care overhaul that President Barack Obama signed in 2010 and because of the possibility of new federal restrictions on guns or ammunition. The Central Mississippi Tea Party had called for the legislation.
Republican Reps. Gary Chism and Jeff Smith, both of Columbus, said they filed the bill in response to the health care overhaul that President Barack Obama signed in 2010 and because of the possibility of new federal restrictions on guns or ammunition. The Central Mississippi Tea Party had called for the legislation.
Patrick Chism
Jan 12, 2016: Monroe County Journal: Chism begins duties as District 1 constable
After spending the last several years in law enforcement, Patrick Chism says it’s an honor to add the title of Monroe County District 1 Constable to his resume.
After spending the last several years in law enforcement, Patrick Chism says it’s an honor to add the title of Monroe County District 1 Constable to his resume.
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
Democrat candidate Patrick Chism, who ran unopposed in the general election, will serve as constable for District 1. For District 2 Constable, Democrat
Democrat candidate Patrick Chism, who ran unopposed in the general election, will serve as constable for District 1. For District 2 Constable, Democrat
brent christensen
Apr 28, 2015: Clarion Ledger: Christensen leaving Miss. Development Authority
Mississippi Development Authority executive director Brent Christensen will leave his post exactly three years after he took it.
Mississippi Development Authority executive director Brent Christensen will leave his post exactly three years after he took it.
Jan 9, 2015: Mississippi.org: MDA to Lead Business Development Mission to South Africa
“The South African trade mission is a cost-effective opportunity for Mississippi businesses interested in developing or expanding trade in the country to make connections with prospective buyers and generate new investment through international trade,” said MDA Executive Director Brent Christensen. “This region of South Africa is Mississippi’s top export location in Africa, and it is a logical gateway for companies looking to do business in that market. I encourage businesses interested in export sales to make plans to join the Mississippi team on this important trip.”
“The South African trade mission is a cost-effective opportunity for Mississippi businesses interested in developing or expanding trade in the country to make connections with prospective buyers and generate new investment through international trade,” said MDA Executive Director Brent Christensen. “This region of South Africa is Mississippi’s top export location in Africa, and it is a logical gateway for companies looking to do business in that market. I encourage businesses interested in export sales to make plans to join the Mississippi team on this important trip.”
Apr 29, 2013: Gulf Live: Jonathan Daniels named executive director of Port of Gulfport
Mississippi Development Authority Executive Director Brent Christensen is looking forward to working with Daniels "toward our common goal of completing the Port of Gulfport Restoration Project and growing the port's capacity beyond anything we have seen before," he said. "Given his background in economic development, I know he will provide great leadership in our efforts to bring more jobs and economic activity to the Mississippi Gulf Coast and our state as a whole," Christensen said.
Mississippi Development Authority Executive Director Brent Christensen is looking forward to working with Daniels "toward our common goal of completing the Port of Gulfport Restoration Project and growing the port's capacity beyond anything we have seen before," he said. "Given his background in economic development, I know he will provide great leadership in our efforts to bring more jobs and economic activity to the Mississippi Gulf Coast and our state as a whole," Christensen said.
Sept 5, 2012: Gulf Live: MDA director Brent Christensen rejects appeal by Mississippi drilling opponents (updated)
The head of the Mississippi Development Authority has rejected an appeal by opponents who sought to block rules for offshore gas and oil exploration and leasing from taking effect.
In a Friday letter to Sierra Club attorney Robert Wiygul, authority Director Brent Christensen wrote that the rules were properly adopted. Opponents had expected the decision after a hearing officer earlier recommended to Christensen that he not overturn the rules.
The head of the Mississippi Development Authority has rejected an appeal by opponents who sought to block rules for offshore gas and oil exploration and leasing from taking effect.
In a Friday letter to Sierra Club attorney Robert Wiygul, authority Director Brent Christensen wrote that the rules were properly adopted. Opponents had expected the decision after a hearing officer earlier recommended to Christensen that he not overturn the rules.
May 15, 2012: Mississippi Business Journal: BREAKING NEWS: Brent Christensen named new head of the Mississippi Development Authority
Brent Christensen has been named the new head of the Mississippi Development Authority. Gov. Phil Bryant made the announcement during a press conference at the Marriot Hotel in downtown Jackson.
Brent Christensen has been named the new head of the Mississippi Development Authority. Gov. Phil Bryant made the announcement during a press conference at the Marriot Hotel in downtown Jackson.
Ellen Ciurczak
May 7, 2016: Hattiesburg American: Hattiesburg American takes home 14 APME awards
Features, third place: Ellen Ciurczak, "Music makes a difference"
Features, third place: Ellen Ciurczak, "Music makes a difference"
Mar 22, 2016: Ellen Ciurczak: Hattiesburg American: Lamar County adopts litter ordinance with 'teeth in it'
Wilchie Clay
Mar 11, 2016: Monroe Journal: Antique steam fire engine finding new home
Irvin hesitated before voting the only ‘no’ vote to the motion made by Ward 2 Alderman Wilchie Clay and seconded by Ward 3 Alderman Sammy Burroughs to allow the relocation.
Discussed in November, the board took action to purchase new accounting software for the city, depending on the availability of funding.
Irvin hesitated before voting the only ‘no’ vote to the motion made by Ward 2 Alderman Wilchie Clay and seconded by Ward 3 Alderman Sammy Burroughs to allow the relocation.
Discussed in November, the board took action to purchase new accounting software for the city, depending on the availability of funding.
Jimmy Clyde [Magee, Mississippi Mayor]
Jan 11, 2016: Magee News: City Ordinance Requiring Residents and Business to Display Street Number on Buildings
According to Mayor Jimmy Clyde and Nevis Rankin with the public works Department, “without numbers our city crew often cannot locate a home or building that has a broken water line…maybe a sewer line problem…we just can’t find these structures without a numbering system.”
According to Mayor Jimmy Clyde and Nevis Rankin with the public works Department, “without numbers our city crew often cannot locate a home or building that has a broken water line…maybe a sewer line problem…we just can’t find these structures without a numbering system.”
Jan 5, 2016: Magee News: Magee City Board of Alderman Meeting
The Board of Alderman met on January 5, 2016 @ 6:30 pm. Meeting was called to order by Mayor Jimmy Clyde. The pledge of allegiance was given and Patrick Brown led the prayer.
The Board of Alderman met on January 5, 2016 @ 6:30 pm. Meeting was called to order by Mayor Jimmy Clyde. The pledge of allegiance was given and Patrick Brown led the prayer.
Clint Cobbins
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Nearly 50 Mississippi mayors endorse Clinton
Mayor of Lexington, Clint Cobbins
Mayor of Lexington, Clint Cobbins
Louise F Cole
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Nearly 50 Mississippi mayors endorse Clinton
Mayor of Okolona, Louise F. Cole
Mayor of Okolona, Louise F. Cole
robert cole
Feb 15, 2023: Picayune Item: Mississippi Elections 2023: Breakdown of State Senate
Tupelo-area Senator Chad McMahan likewise has drawn a Republican challenger in Lauren Smith. Oxford-area Senator Nicole Boyd has drawn a Republican challenger in Ricky Caldwell. Starkville-area Senator Bart Williams has drawn a Republican challenger in Alan Sibley. Hattiesburg-area Senator Joey Fillingane has drawn a Republican challenger in Robert Cole. Coast Senators Philip Moran and Mike Seymour also drew Republican challengers in Philman Ladner and Scott Strickland, respectively.
Tupelo-area Senator Chad McMahan likewise has drawn a Republican challenger in Lauren Smith. Oxford-area Senator Nicole Boyd has drawn a Republican challenger in Ricky Caldwell. Starkville-area Senator Bart Williams has drawn a Republican challenger in Alan Sibley. Hattiesburg-area Senator Joey Fillingane has drawn a Republican challenger in Robert Cole. Coast Senators Philip Moran and Mike Seymour also drew Republican challengers in Philman Ladner and Scott Strickland, respectively.
Bracey Coleman [Terry, Mississippi Police Chief]
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Mar 30, 2015: Clarion Ledger: Terry Mayor Rod Nicholson charged with embezzlement
The office of Mayor of Terry is a part-time position, Police Chief Bracey Coleman said. While Nicholson has been indicted, he is still the Mayor of Terry, Coleman said. |
Dec 4, 2012: WBTV: Aldermen accuse mayor of secretly hiring new police chief
Board members accused Mayor Roderick Nicholson of secretly hiring Bracey Coleman as chief and excluding them from the swearing in ceremony. |
Linda Coleman
Feb 24, 2016: Jackson Free Press: Education Bill Roundup
HB 1481: An act to implement juvenile-justice reforms Sponsor: Rep. Linda Coleman, D-Mound Bayou
HB 1481: An act to implement juvenile-justice reforms Sponsor: Rep. Linda Coleman, D-Mound Bayou
Jan 20, 2016: Jackson Free Press: Election Disputes: No Bibles, and Lots of Swearing
Then, instead of one judge at the front of the room, five representatives sat at a long table. Rep. Mark Baker, R-Brandon, the chairman of the committee and an attorney, sat in the middle. Rep. Linda Coleman, D-Mound Bayou, is the only Democrat on the otherwise Republican committee.
Then, instead of one judge at the front of the room, five representatives sat at a long table. Rep. Mark Baker, R-Brandon, the chairman of the committee and an attorney, sat in the middle. Rep. Linda Coleman, D-Mound Bayou, is the only Democrat on the otherwise Republican committee.
Mary Coleman
May 10, 2016: Daily Corinthian: Discussion heats up over student releases
Board members Mary Coleman and Laura Studdard agreed with Mitchell and said student transfer requests should not be granted because its convenient for parents.
Board members Mary Coleman and Laura Studdard agreed with Mitchell and said student transfer requests should not be granted because its convenient for parents.
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Mar 27, 2015: NewMs: 20 Members of the Legislature Retiring
House: Reps. Bennett Malone, Johnny Stringer, Joe Warren, Bobby Howell, Rita Martinson, Ferr Smith, Mary Coleman, Cecil Brown, Chuck Espy, Brian Aldridge, Clara Burnett, Linda Whittington, Dennis DeBar, Hank Lott and Tommy Taylor |
Mar 2, 2015: Jackson Free Press: Sizing Up Jackson Races
Transportation Commission Central District Democrat: Robert Amos, Mary Coleman, Natasha Magee-Woods, Republican: Dick Hall (incumbent). |
Adam Colledge
Dec 15, 2015: Gulf Live: Gautier leaders ban keeping animals in vacant, unoccupied dwellings
Voting for the amendment were: Mayor Gordon Gollott, Councilmen Adam Colledge, Rusty Anderson, Casey Vaughan, Johnny Jones and Councilwoman Mary Martin.
Voting for the amendment were: Mayor Gordon Gollott, Councilmen Adam Colledge, Rusty Anderson, Casey Vaughan, Johnny Jones and Councilwoman Mary Martin.
Billy Collins [Grenada, Mississippi Mayor]
July 13, 2015: NewsMs: Grenada City Council to Vote on Removing the State Flag from Public Grounds -
Mayor Billy Collins confirms that the city council will vote tonight on whether or not the state flag will be removed from public places.
Mayor Billy Collins confirms that the city council will vote tonight on whether or not the state flag will be removed from public places.
chris collins
June 9, 2021: Kemper County Messenger: Scooba mayor, aldermen sworn in
Members of the board of aldermen are Kelvin Brown, Ward 1, Kenneth Sparks, Ward 2, Sarah Buie, Ward 3, Chris Collins, Ward 4, and Rodney Woodards, Ward 5. All ran unopposed as independents.
Members of the board of aldermen are Kelvin Brown, Ward 1, Kenneth Sparks, Ward 2, Sarah Buie, Ward 3, Chris Collins, Ward 4, and Rodney Woodards, Ward 5. All ran unopposed as independents.
Thelma Collins
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Nearly 50 Mississippi mayors endorse Clinton
Mayor of Itta Bena, Thelma Collins
Mayor of Itta Bena, Thelma Collins
Scott Colom [Lowndes County, Mississippi District Attorney]
Jan 7, 2016: WCBI: Video: Lowndes County DA At Exchange Club
Columbus Exchange Club members came together at Lion Hills Center for lunch Thursday. Commenting on the first murder of 2016 in the Friendly City…..Lowndes County District Attorney Scott Colom.
Columbus Exchange Club members came together at Lion Hills Center for lunch Thursday. Commenting on the first murder of 2016 in the Friendly City…..Lowndes County District Attorney Scott Colom.
Tommy Conway [St Fabian Church]
Mar 20, 2016: WDAM: Bill would allow concealed weapons in church
However, this bill does not force churches to allow guns on their private property. Father Tommy Conway with St. Fabian church said he does not want guns in his church. “If people have guns in their purses or persons in church that would be frightening to me,” said Conway.
However, this bill does not force churches to allow guns on their private property. Father Tommy Conway with St. Fabian church said he does not want guns in his church. “If people have guns in their purses or persons in church that would be frightening to me,” said Conway.
tony cook
Oct 15, 2020: AP: Mississippi school district gets new superintendent
A Mississippi school district has a new chief at the helm.
During a school board meeting this week, the Board of Trustees named John Ellison as the new superintendent of the Houston and Chickasaw County school districts.
Ellison will replace current Superintendent Tony Cook who will retire at the end of the fall semester to pursue other opportunities, WTVA-TV reported. Cook has served the Houston District since 2005. He previously worked in Pontotoc and Amory school districts.
A Mississippi school district has a new chief at the helm.
During a school board meeting this week, the Board of Trustees named John Ellison as the new superintendent of the Houston and Chickasaw County school districts.
Ellison will replace current Superintendent Tony Cook who will retire at the end of the fall semester to pursue other opportunities, WTVA-TV reported. Cook has served the Houston District since 2005. He previously worked in Pontotoc and Amory school districts.
April 16, 2016: Superintendent Tony Cook says the temporary lockdown at the middle school was due to the finding of a pellet gun on the campus.
adam cooper
Feb 2, 2023: WLOX: Mayor Hewes: ‘Orchestrated’ protest inside City Hall forced employees to barricade themselves in offices
“One of our officers was assaulted with a bull horn outside,” said Chief Adam Cooper. “Upon making an arrest we were being rushed by the crowd and the individual was taken into custody.”
“One of our officers was assaulted with a bull horn outside,” said Chief Adam Cooper. “Upon making an arrest we were being rushed by the crowd and the individual was taken into custody.”
Hyram Copeland [Vidalia, MIssissippi Mayor]
Jan 9, 2016: Jackson Free Press: Mississippi River Mayors: Cities Ready for High Waters
Longtime Vidalia Mayor Hyram Copeland said cities along the river were working together in a way that he had never seen before.
Longtime Vidalia Mayor Hyram Copeland said cities along the river were working together in a way that he had never seen before.
Jan 7, 2016: WLBT: Natchez area makes preparations for flooding
Mayor of Vidalia, Hyram Copeland said, "They (hesco baskets) serve as a mini levee. We used them in 2011 and they were very successful so we are using them again."
Mayor of Vidalia, Hyram Copeland said, "They (hesco baskets) serve as a mini levee. We used them in 2011 and they were very successful so we are using them again."
Charlotte Corley [Mississippi Banking Commissioner]
Dec 17, 2015: MBJ: Bryant reappoints Charlotte Corley banking commissioner
Gov. Phil Bryant has reappointed veteran banking regulator Charlotte Corley as banking commissioner.
Gov. Phil Bryant has reappointed veteran banking regulator Charlotte Corley as banking commissioner.
Elsie Cowart
Jan 26, 2016: WDAM: 'Officer Bad A**' identified as JCJC campus police officer
According to Lumberton Police Chief Elsie Cowart, the officer involved in the shooting, altercation at a Lumberton gas station has been identified.
According to Lumberton Police Chief Elsie Cowart, the officer involved in the shooting, altercation at a Lumberton gas station has been identified.
bobby cox |
Jan 19, 2016: Sun Herald: Ocean Springs will study Uber service
Alderman Bobby Cox said, "It sounds like a good service, but I'm sure it needs regulating."
Alderman Bobby Cox said, "It sounds like a good service, but I'm sure it needs regulating."
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May 6, 2015: Sun Herald: Ocean Springs leaders approve law to govern vacation rentals by homeowners
Alderman-at-Large Bobby Cox said he gets calls from both sides, but feels that there needs to be a way to give neighborhood residents a say. "Only 75 percent can shut it down," he said. "But it won't be one neighbor that can shut it down." |
Tommy Cox
Mar 9, 2016: WDAM: Sanctuary Prohibition Bill passed by Mississippi Senate
According to Laurel Police Captain Tommy Cox, police officers only report illegal immigrants who have committed a certain level of crime. “There are other offenses that generally over the past few years, they work with us whether its been DUI's, domestic and things maybe a little worse,” Cox said.
According to Laurel Police Captain Tommy Cox, police officers only report illegal immigrants who have committed a certain level of crime. “There are other offenses that generally over the past few years, they work with us whether its been DUI's, domestic and things maybe a little worse,” Cox said.
Buz Craft
Apr 1, 2016: Natchez Democrat: Vidalia mayor-elect taps former alderman as city manager
When mayor-elect Buz Craft was considering the run for office, he went to former alderman Bill Murray and said he’d only do it if the local businessman would be his city manager.
When mayor-elect Buz Craft was considering the run for office, he went to former alderman Bill Murray and said he’d only do it if the local businessman would be his city manager.
Vincent Creel
Feb 2, 2016: WXXV: Popps Ferry Causeway Plans
Biloxi Public Affairs Director Vincent Creel said, “It’s a very beautiful area in Biloxi. It’s a very sensitive area and it’s a high profile area. What we want to do is make sure that the public can enjoy that area and we’re doing that by adding more boardwalks along the waterfront. We’re going to have a nature interpretive center that tells them about the important wildlife that inhabits that area, as well as the native plants.”
Biloxi Public Affairs Director Vincent Creel said, “It’s a very beautiful area in Biloxi. It’s a very sensitive area and it’s a high profile area. What we want to do is make sure that the public can enjoy that area and we’re doing that by adding more boardwalks along the waterfront. We’re going to have a nature interpretive center that tells them about the important wildlife that inhabits that area, as well as the native plants.”
Kent Crider
Feb 6, 2016: Hattiesberg American: Lumberton board welcomes new alderman
Alderwoman Cora Rogers was ill. Once a quorum was present, Mayor Kent Crider explained, because only one applicant for Ward 1 alderman had qualified, state officials said a special election was not required.
Alderwoman Cora Rogers was ill. Once a quorum was present, Mayor Kent Crider explained, because only one applicant for Ward 1 alderman had qualified, state officials said a special election was not required.
Dec 22, 2015: Gulf Live: Lumberton mayor's race leader, state disagree on runoff
A spokeswoman for the Mississippi Secretary Of State's Office tells The Hattiesburg American that Alderman Kent Crider is wrong.
A spokeswoman for the Mississippi Secretary Of State's Office tells The Hattiesburg American that Alderman Kent Crider is wrong.
dana criswell
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Kevin Crook
Jan 12, 2016: Monroe County Journal: Chism begins duties as District 1 constable
As District 1 Constable, Chism will serve civil process papers, warrants and serve as officer for justice court under Judge Kevin Crook.
As District 1 Constable, Chism will serve civil process papers, warrants and serve as officer for justice court under Judge Kevin Crook.
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
For the county’s justice court seats, District 1 Democrat incumbent Kevin Crook was unopposed as was District 3 Democrat incumbent Adrian Haynes.
For the county’s justice court seats, District 1 Democrat incumbent Kevin Crook was unopposed as was District 3 Democrat incumbent Adrian Haynes.
James Crowell
Feb 2, 2016: WLOX: Flag controversy facing Harrison Co. supervisors
“Respectfully requesting that the board take immediate action to order the removal of the Mississippi state flag from all county owned or controlled buildings and grounds in Harrison County,” said Biloxi NAACP President James Crowell, as he and Gulfport NAACP President Gary Fredericks addressed Harrison County supervisors.
“Respectfully requesting that the board take immediate action to order the removal of the Mississippi state flag from all county owned or controlled buildings and grounds in Harrison County,” said Biloxi NAACP President James Crowell, as he and Gulfport NAACP President Gary Fredericks addressed Harrison County supervisors.
Ronnie Crudup Jr.
Dec 30, 2022: WJTV: Even Mississippi lawmaker feels strain of Jackson water woes
Democratic state Rep. Ronnie Crudup Jr., who has represented south Jackson since 2019, was preparing for the Legislature’s upcoming return to session on January 3. Then, on Dec. 24 — just three months after a breakdown in Jackson’s water system left many in the city of about 150,000 without water to drink, cook, bathe and flush toilets — it happened again.
Democratic state Rep. Ronnie Crudup Jr., who has represented south Jackson since 2019, was preparing for the Legislature’s upcoming return to session on January 3. Then, on Dec. 24 — just three months after a breakdown in Jackson’s water system left many in the city of about 150,000 without water to drink, cook, bathe and flush toilets — it happened again.
cory custer
Jan 9, 2023: Clarion Ledger: Restrictions on downloading TikTok to state devices may soon be coming to Mississippi
"The rising threat from the Chinese Communist Party and their allies cannot be ignored. TikTok presents a security risk, as has been recognized broadly across many levels of government in this country. This is something that we have been working on for some time with the proper parties in Mississippi, and you should stay tuned for news on further executive actions," Cory Custer, Reeves' deputy chief of staff, said Wednesday.
"The rising threat from the Chinese Communist Party and their allies cannot be ignored. TikTok presents a security risk, as has been recognized broadly across many levels of government in this country. This is something that we have been working on for some time with the proper parties in Mississippi, and you should stay tuned for news on further executive actions," Cory Custer, Reeves' deputy chief of staff, said Wednesday.
