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bobby sacus
Feb 17, 2023: Daily Journal: Democrats vote to strike Brandon Presley's opponents from primary ballot
Northern District Public Service Commissioner Brandon Presley will be the Democratic Party's nominee for governor long before the party's August primary.
The Mississippi Democratic Party's executive committee voted Thursday that Presley’s two opponents in the Democratic party primary — Gregory Wash and Bob Hickingbottom — did not met the requirements to run for governor, according to Bobby Sacus, the chairman of the party's elections committee.
Northern District Public Service Commissioner Brandon Presley will be the Democratic Party's nominee for governor long before the party's August primary.
The Mississippi Democratic Party's executive committee voted Thursday that Presley’s two opponents in the Democratic party primary — Gregory Wash and Bob Hickingbottom — did not met the requirements to run for governor, according to Bobby Sacus, the chairman of the party's elections committee.
Cleotha Sanders
Harry Sanders
Mar 7, 2016: WCBI: Video: Lowndes County Supervisors Must Communicate More
“Its actually three republicans against three democrats. Or its three conservatives against two liberals. Or it could be philosophical differences instead of racial differences,” said Harry Sanders/President -Lowndes County Sups.
“Its actually three republicans against three democrats. Or its three conservatives against two liberals. Or it could be philosophical differences instead of racial differences,” said Harry Sanders/President -Lowndes County Sups.
Joe Sanderson |
Blueprint Mississippi Transportation Infrastructure Task Force Chairman
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Jan 7, 2016: WLBT: Infrastructure tops the state chamber's legislative wish list
"People in Mississippi have invested over $3 billion over the last 25 years on roads and building highways," explained Joe Sanderson, Chairman of Blueprint Mississippi Transportation Infrastructure Task Force. "Any business, you have to maintain that are you going to lose that investment."
"People in Mississippi have invested over $3 billion over the last 25 years on roads and building highways," explained Joe Sanderson, Chairman of Blueprint Mississippi Transportation Infrastructure Task Force. "Any business, you have to maintain that are you going to lose that investment."
Tommy Schafer
May 20, 2016: Diamondhead: Diamondhead Secures $1.7 million in Grants for City Initiatives
“Setting up a district like this in Diamondhead in the future could lead to increased commercial investments,” said Mayor Tommy Schafer.
“Setting up a district like this in Diamondhead in the future could lead to increased commercial investments,” said Mayor Tommy Schafer.
Jan 29, 2016: Sea Coast Echo: Diamondhead P&Z to host hearing on disputed development
Diamondhead Mayor Tommy Schafer said Friday that Ellis' development would include several town houses in groups of four which would have shared maintained.
Diamondhead Mayor Tommy Schafer said Friday that Ellis' development would include several town houses in groups of four which would have shared maintained.
Jennifer T. Schloegel
Nov 8, 2022: WXXV: 2022 Midterm Election Results
Jennifer T. Schloegel ran unopposed for Chancery Court 8 Chancery District 08 Place 2
Jennifer T. Schloegel ran unopposed for Chancery Court 8 Chancery District 08 Place 2
Chris Schmidt
Jan 28, 2016: Sun Herald: Death Row inmate gains access to psychologist
Harrison County Circuit Court Judge Chris Schmidt denied the request Nov. 4, 2015, with no finding that allowing the doctor access would violate rules and regulations of the state prison system, the order said.
Harrison County Circuit Court Judge Chris Schmidt denied the request Nov. 4, 2015, with no finding that allowing the doctor access would violate rules and regulations of the state prison system, the order said.
Jan 28, 2016: Sun Herald: Former Long Beach officer gets 24 years for rape of teen girl
Before imposing the sentence Thursday, Circuit Judge Chis Schmidt said the evidence shows Klis "was grooming the girl for the ultimate trophy."
Before imposing the sentence Thursday, Circuit Judge Chis Schmidt said the evidence shows Klis "was grooming the girl for the ultimate trophy."
Brenda Scott [Mississippi Alliance of State Employees President]
Apr 20, 2016: Clarion Ledger: Mayor addresses unpaid workers, calls for policy change
“They didn’t really understand why they had to work and not get paid,” said Brenda Scott, president of the Mississippi Alliance of State Employees, who said she was speaking on behalf of the child-care workers as well as all city employees who are impacted by the city’s furlough.
“They didn’t really understand why they had to work and not get paid,” said Brenda Scott, president of the Mississippi Alliance of State Employees, who said she was speaking on behalf of the child-care workers as well as all city employees who are impacted by the city’s furlough.
Jan 6, 2015: Clarion Ledger: Educators, state employees rally on first day of Legislature
"When Gov. Bryant released his budget, it was sad to see the lack of forward thinking he has for our dedicated state employees," Mississippi Alliance of State Employees President Brenda Scott said at the rally. "He wasted no time in impeding the hopes of many state workers who have gone almost eight years without a pay raise."
"When Gov. Bryant released his budget, it was sad to see the lack of forward thinking he has for our dedicated state employees," Mississippi Alliance of State Employees President Brenda Scott said at the rally. "He wasted no time in impeding the hopes of many state workers who have gone almost eight years without a pay raise."
Jan 5, 2015: Sun Herald: Rallies expected as Miss. lawmakers begin 3-month session
"This is an election year. We want to let them know public workers vote," Brenda Scott, president of the Mississippi Alliance of State Employees, said Monday. Scott said she expects members of teachers' groups, other labor unions and civil rights groups to join MASE in lobbying to increase pay for Mississippi government workers, who earn, on average, thousands less than their peers in surrounding states. "We don't want the budget balanced on the backs of public workers and the services they provide," Scott said
"This is an election year. We want to let them know public workers vote," Brenda Scott, president of the Mississippi Alliance of State Employees, said Monday. Scott said she expects members of teachers' groups, other labor unions and civil rights groups to join MASE in lobbying to increase pay for Mississippi government workers, who earn, on average, thousands less than their peers in surrounding states. "We don't want the budget balanced on the backs of public workers and the services they provide," Scott said
Eddie Scott
May 25, 2015: WTVA: Investigation continues into Clay County shooting
Sheriff Eddie Scott says the shooting happened shortly after midnight on Highway 45.
Sheriff Eddie Scott says the shooting happened shortly after midnight on Highway 45.
May 22, 2015: WTVA: Charges filed in Clay County murder
Sheriff Eddie Scott says Roderick Johnson, 26, of Tupelo, Casey Watkins, 20, of Pheba, Raheem Johnson, 20 of Mantee and Quentin Naugles, 27, of Houston are charged with murder in the death of James White.
Sheriff Eddie Scott says Roderick Johnson, 26, of Tupelo, Casey Watkins, 20, of Pheba, Raheem Johnson, 20 of Mantee and Quentin Naugles, 27, of Houston are charged with murder in the death of James White.
omeria scott
May 13, 2023: Magee News: Campaign Finance Late-Filer Report
Pursuant to Mississippi Code Section 23-15-817, the Secretary of State’s Office is required to publish a list of all candidates for the Statewide or Legislative Office who failed to file a campaign disclosure report by the dates specified in Section 23-15-807(b).
Individuals who failed to timely file their campaign finance report by 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 10, 2023, but have since filed with the Secretary of State’s Office:
• David Hardigree
• David Parker
• Jerry R. Turner
• Perry Bailey
• Terell Harris
• Earle Banks
• Synarus Green
• Omeria Scott
Pursuant to Mississippi Code Section 23-15-817, the Secretary of State’s Office is required to publish a list of all candidates for the Statewide or Legislative Office who failed to file a campaign disclosure report by the dates specified in Section 23-15-807(b).
Individuals who failed to timely file their campaign finance report by 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 10, 2023, but have since filed with the Secretary of State’s Office:
• David Hardigree
• David Parker
• Jerry R. Turner
• Perry Bailey
• Terell Harris
• Earle Banks
• Synarus Green
• Omeria Scott
David Scruggs
Aug 25, 2015: WDAM: Longtime Jones County supervisor loses seat in runoff
Jones County Beat 4 Supervisor Andy Dial was unseated for the first time in 19 years Tuesday night. Opponent David Scruggs took Dial's seat with 54.92 percent of the vote.
Jones County Beat 4 Supervisor Andy Dial was unseated for the first time in 19 years Tuesday night. Opponent David Scruggs took Dial's seat with 54.92 percent of the vote.
Brian Seage
Apr 9, 2016: Sun Herald: Mississippi again is burning as our lawmakers fiddle
"Ungrounded fear is never a solid foundation for legislation," the Rt. Rev. Brian R. Seage wrote. "That seems to be the case here."
"Ungrounded fear is never a solid foundation for legislation," the Rt. Rev. Brian R. Seage wrote. "That seems to be the case here."
charlotte seals
March 1, 2023: WLBT: Canopy Children’s Solutions announce new Mental Health Program with Madison County Schools
Madison County Schools Superintendent Charlotte Seals said the program is something she knows her students need.
“Our students are under a lot of stress, anxiety, and then pressures from just society in general. They’re so much bigger now because of social media and things like that,” Seals said.
Madison County Schools Superintendent Charlotte Seals said the program is something she knows her students need.
“Our students are under a lot of stress, anxiety, and then pressures from just society in general. They’re so much bigger now because of social media and things like that,” Seals said.
david seller
Oct 25, 2021: WTVA: Mississippi state Sen. Wiggins challenging US Rep. Palazzo
Other Republicans running for the congressional seat are Jackson County Sheriff Mike Ezell, Carl Boyanton, Clay Wagner, Louis Charles Hook and Raymond Brooks.
Democrat David Seller and Libertarian Alden Johnson are also running.
Other Republicans running for the congressional seat are Jackson County Sheriff Mike Ezell, Carl Boyanton, Clay Wagner, Louis Charles Hook and Raymond Brooks.
Democrat David Seller and Libertarian Alden Johnson are also running.
Mike Seymour [State House of Representative]
Jan 11, 2016: Picayune Item: State’s sheriff’s association trying to get radar in deputies’ hands
State Rep. Mike Seymour, newly elected in November, said he is opposed to changing the radar law.
State Rep. Mike Seymour, newly elected in November, said he is opposed to changing the radar law.
Steve Seymour
Jan 19, 2016: Sea Coast Echo: Sparks fly over Seymour appointment
The Hancock County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday voted to reappoint former Supervisor Steve Seymour to the Gulf Coast Planning and Development District (SMPD), but not before a tense and divided discussion.
The board voted 3-2 to reappoint Seymour. Supervisors David Yarborough, Greg Shaw, and Darrin "Bo" Ladner cast "yes" votes. Supervisors Blaine Lafontaine and Scotty Adam cast "no" votes.
The Hancock County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday voted to reappoint former Supervisor Steve Seymour to the Gulf Coast Planning and Development District (SMPD), but not before a tense and divided discussion.
The board voted 3-2 to reappoint Seymour. Supervisors David Yarborough, Greg Shaw, and Darrin "Bo" Ladner cast "yes" votes. Supervisors Blaine Lafontaine and Scotty Adam cast "no" votes.
liz sharlot
April 18, 2023: Click2Houston: Judge: Mississippi must give religious exemption on vaccinesn response to questions from The Associated Press on Tuesday, health department spokesperson Liz Sharlot declined to say whether the department will appeal the judge’s ruling. She did not say whether the department has an estimate of how many people might seek religious exemptions from vaccinations.“The Mississippi State Department of Health continues to support strong immunization laws that protect our children,” Sharlot said. “Beyond that, it is our long-standing policy that the Agency does not comment on pending litigation.”
Greg Shaw
Jan 19, 2016: Sea Coast Echo: Sparks fly over Seymour appointment
The Hancock County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday voted to reappoint former Supervisor Steve Seymour to the Gulf Coast Planning and Development District (SMPD), but not before a tense and divided discussion.
The board voted 3-2 to reappoint Seymour. Supervisors David Yarborough, Greg Shaw, and Darrin "Bo" Ladner cast "yes" votes. Supervisors Blaine Lafontaine and Scotty Adam cast "no" votes.
The Hancock County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday voted to reappoint former Supervisor Steve Seymour to the Gulf Coast Planning and Development District (SMPD), but not before a tense and divided discussion.
The board voted 3-2 to reappoint Seymour. Supervisors David Yarborough, Greg Shaw, and Darrin "Bo" Ladner cast "yes" votes. Supervisors Blaine Lafontaine and Scotty Adam cast "no" votes.
Jan 4, 2016: WLOX: Newly elected board of supervisors sworn in, meet in Hancock Co.
Excitement and a chill were in the air Monday morning as about a dozen elected officials were sworn in on the steps of the Hancock County Courthouse. Among those, four new supervisors; Greg Shaw, Scotty Adam, Darren "Bo" Ladner, and Blaine LaFontaine.
Excitement and a chill were in the air Monday morning as about a dozen elected officials were sworn in on the steps of the Hancock County Courthouse. Among those, four new supervisors; Greg Shaw, Scotty Adam, Darren "Bo" Ladner, and Blaine LaFontaine.
Chad Shealy
April 18, 2023: Vicksburg Post: SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH: VWSD Trustees to review candidates April 26
The Vicksburg Warren School District Board of Trustees is still in the process of replacing Superintendent Chad Shealy, who is set to retire on April 28. The board hired the Mississippi School Board Association to compile a list of applicants. The period to apply for the position ended on April 5. “We have scheduled a meeting with the Mississippi School Board Association for April 26 for them to present a list of candidates to us,” Board President Kimble Slaton said
The Vicksburg Warren School District Board of Trustees is still in the process of replacing Superintendent Chad Shealy, who is set to retire on April 28. The board hired the Mississippi School Board Association to compile a list of applicants. The period to apply for the position ended on April 5. “We have scheduled a meeting with the Mississippi School Board Association for April 26 for them to present a list of candidates to us,” Board President Kimble Slaton said
Feb 21, 2015: Vicksburg Post: Shealy leads district in different way
Vicksburg Warren School District Superintendent Chad Shealy was among 19 superintendents who participated in the Mississippi Department of Education’s first Superintendents’ Academy.
Vicksburg Warren School District Superintendent Chad Shealy was among 19 superintendents who participated in the Mississippi Department of Education’s first Superintendents’ Academy.
Lajena Sheets
Mar 8, 2016: WAPT: Harper wins 3rd District Republican primary
n November, Harper will face the winner of a Democratic primary Tuesday between Dennis C. Quinn and Nathan Stewart, as well as Reform Party member Lajena Sheets.
n November, Harper will face the winner of a Democratic primary Tuesday between Dennis C. Quinn and Nathan Stewart, as well as Reform Party member Lajena Sheets.
ben shirely
June 7, 2023: WTOK: Mississippi House District 81 Candidate Ben Shirely
I am running for House District 81.
List previous related work experience/political offices held:
I have never held an office. I have been a small business owner and job creator for over 20 years
I am running for House District 81.
List previous related work experience/political offices held:
I have never held an office. I have been a small business owner and job creator for over 20 years
David Shoemake
Apr 14, 2016: WJTV: Mississippi Supreme Court rejects removing chancery judge
The high court ruled 5-3 Thursday that the Mississippi Commission on Judicial Performance hadn’t proved that Chancery Judge David Shoemake lied under oath, although justices did say Shoemake improperly signed orders that contributed to the mismanagement of an estate the court was overseeing. Another judge was removed for mismanagement in the same case.
The high court ruled 5-3 Thursday that the Mississippi Commission on Judicial Performance hadn’t proved that Chancery Judge David Shoemake lied under oath, although justices did say Shoemake improperly signed orders that contributed to the mismanagement of an estate the court was overseeing. Another judge was removed for mismanagement in the same case.
Bobby Shows
Mar 12, 2015: Mississippi Immigrants Rights Alliance: 11 Bad Bills: Anti-immigrant and xenophobic; All “DEAD”
Committee members who were backed by MHA PAC:
Bobby Shows, R-Ellisville, $1,000- Becky Currie, R-Brookhaven, $2,500, Hank Lott, R-Sumrall, $1,000, Dennis DeBar, R-Leakesville, $1,000, Sonya Williams-Barnes, D-Gulfport, $4,500, Toby Barker, R-Hattiesburg, $2,500. The PAC gave Sid Bondurant, R-Granada, $1,000, but he lost to committee member Kevin Horan, D-Granada.
Committee members who were backed by MHA PAC:
Bobby Shows, R-Ellisville, $1,000- Becky Currie, R-Brookhaven, $2,500, Hank Lott, R-Sumrall, $1,000, Dennis DeBar, R-Leakesville, $1,000, Sonya Williams-Barnes, D-Gulfport, $4,500, Toby Barker, R-Hattiesburg, $2,500. The PAC gave Sid Bondurant, R-Granada, $1,000, but he lost to committee member Kevin Horan, D-Granada.
alan sibley
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.
Errick Simmons
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Nearly 50 Mississippi mayors endorse Clinton
Mayor of Greenville, Errick Simmons
Mayor of Greenville, Errick Simmons
hardy sims
Dec 2, 2020: Hattiesburg American: 'He has the heart of a lion': Hattiesburg police chief to retire, work on family farm
Maj. Hardy Sims, who has served under several chiefs at Hattiesburg Police Department over the last 28 years, said Parker is one of the best.
"We're going to miss him," Sims said. "He has the heart of a lion. He's a man of courage and well-respected by his peers. He's easy to work with and get along with."
Maj. Hardy Sims, who has served under several chiefs at Hattiesburg Police Department over the last 28 years, said Parker is one of the best.
"We're going to miss him," Sims said. "He has the heart of a lion. He's a man of courage and well-respected by his peers. He's easy to work with and get along with."
Bill Skellie
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Mar 24, 2015: WLOX: LB alderman wants to look at other options rather than raising taxes
Long Beach alderman Leonard Carrubba says he wants all avenues examined before city leaders consider raising taxes. Long Beach Mayor Billie Skellie says it's time to look at providing pay raises to city workers, who haven't gotten one in seven years. The mayor also says the city hasn't raised its millage rate in nearly 20 years. |
Mar 23, 2015: WLOX: Long Beach takes early look at next year's budget
Long Beach hasn't raised its millage in nearly 20 years, and city employees haven't gotten a pay raise in seven years. That's why Mayor Billy Skellie says it's time to look into the idea. |
Bill Skinner Jr [Hinds County Court Judge]
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Nov 24, 2014: WAPT: Runoff elections set for Tuesday
District 3 voters will cast their votes in a runoff between incumbent Hinds County Court Judge Bill Skinner Jr. and Malcolm O. Harrison, a former appointed circuit judge. Oct 28, 2014: Clarion Ledger: Hinds County contested judicial races on Nov. 4 ballot Name: William Louis "Bill" Skinner |
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kimble slaton
May 26, 2023: Vicksburg Post: Vicksburg Warren School District names Dr. Toriano Holloway as new superintendent
The Vicksburg Warren School District announced Friday evening that Toriano “Tori” Holloway, Ph.D., has been selected to serve as Superintendent beginning on July 1. The hiring of Holloway was approved by the Board of Trustees in a meeting on Friday. “We are excited to welcome Dr. Holloway to our district. He is familiar with many of the programs we are already implementing in our district such as the Leader in Me and our Academy model and he has a proven track record of increasing student achievement. We believe we found a great leader in Tori Holloway,” said VWSD School Board President Kimble Slaton.
The Vicksburg Warren School District announced Friday evening that Toriano “Tori” Holloway, Ph.D., has been selected to serve as Superintendent beginning on July 1. The hiring of Holloway was approved by the Board of Trustees in a meeting on Friday. “We are excited to welcome Dr. Holloway to our district. He is familiar with many of the programs we are already implementing in our district such as the Leader in Me and our Academy model and he has a proven track record of increasing student achievement. We believe we found a great leader in Tori Holloway,” said VWSD School Board President Kimble Slaton.
April 18, 2023: Vicksburg Post: SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH: VWSD Trustees to review candidates April 26
The Vicksburg Warren School District Board of Trustees is still in the process of replacing Superintendent Chad Shealy, who is set to retire on April 28. The board hired the Mississippi School Board Association to compile a list of applicants. The period to apply for the position ended on April 5. “We have scheduled a meeting with the Mississippi School Board Association for April 26 for them to present a list of candidates to us,” Board President Kimble Slaton said
The Vicksburg Warren School District Board of Trustees is still in the process of replacing Superintendent Chad Shealy, who is set to retire on April 28. The board hired the Mississippi School Board Association to compile a list of applicants. The period to apply for the position ended on April 5. “We have scheduled a meeting with the Mississippi School Board Association for April 26 for them to present a list of candidates to us,” Board President Kimble Slaton said
Dana Sloan
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
In what was a field of nine candidates for circuit clerk going into the Aug. 4 Republican and Democrat primaries, the race pitted Dana Sloan against Carol Knight for the seat held by Judy Butler, who is retiring at the end of the year. Sloan defeated Knight. Sloan had a total of 7,332 votes, or 68.66 percent compared to Knight’s 3,346 votes, or 31.33 percent.
In what was a field of nine candidates for circuit clerk going into the Aug. 4 Republican and Democrat primaries, the race pitted Dana Sloan against Carol Knight for the seat held by Judy Butler, who is retiring at the end of the year. Sloan defeated Knight. Sloan had a total of 7,332 votes, or 68.66 percent compared to Knight’s 3,346 votes, or 31.33 percent.
Ronnie Sloan
Nov 4, 2015: Monroe Journal: New and existing faces to fill county seats following election results
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.
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.
Jeff Smith
Mar 7, 2016: WCBI: Video: Lowndes County Supervisors Must Communicate More
Lowndes County supervisors have put together major economic deals while meeting in their board room having resulted in a lot of jobs coming our way, but District 5 Supervisors Leroy Brooks and District 4 Supervisor Jeff Smith suggests there is some distance or gap between their colleagues.
Lowndes County supervisors have put together major economic deals while meeting in their board room having resulted in a lot of jobs coming our way, but District 5 Supervisors Leroy Brooks and District 4 Supervisor Jeff Smith suggests there is some distance or gap between their colleagues.
Joe Smith
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Nearly 50 Mississippi mayors endorse Clinton
Mayor of Lambert, Joe Smith
Mayor of Lambert, Joe Smith
lauren smith
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.
linda smith
Feb 22, 2023: WAPT: Southern Baptist Convention votes to remove Jackson church
The Southern Baptist Convention voted to remove a Jackson church.
Leaders at Calvary Baptist Church said the church was removed from the convention over the role of women in pastors in their church. Linda Smith has led Calvary since 2013, when she became the church's 11th pastor. Smith was the church's first female pastor
The Southern Baptist Convention voted to remove a Jackson church.
Leaders at Calvary Baptist Church said the church was removed from the convention over the role of women in pastors in their church. Linda Smith has led Calvary since 2013, when she became the church's 11th pastor. Smith was the church's first female pastor
Robert Smith [Columbus, Mississippi Mayor]
Feb 5, 2016: WLBT: New Columbus police chief to begin Feb. 19
Mayor Robert Smith said in a statement received by The Commercial Dispatch (http://bit.ly/1nLs2ze) he will swear in Lewis at the next city council meeting on Feb. 16.
Mayor Robert Smith said in a statement received by The Commercial Dispatch (http://bit.ly/1nLs2ze) he will swear in Lewis at the next city council meeting on Feb. 16.
Sandy Kane Smith
Feb 12, 2016: Picayune Item: Hide-A-Way Lake residents express concern of proposed rate changes for wastewater service
District V Supervisor Sandy Kane Smith attended the meeting to voice the concerns of his constituents. While he said he is having constituents on both sides of the fence sharing concerns, involving HAWL residents upset of such a high rate increase, and city residents wanting all customers to be on an even playing field. Smith feels the increase could be spread out, instead of being incurred all at once.
District V Supervisor Sandy Kane Smith attended the meeting to voice the concerns of his constituents. While he said he is having constituents on both sides of the fence sharing concerns, involving HAWL residents upset of such a high rate increase, and city residents wanting all customers to be on an even playing field. Smith feels the increase could be spread out, instead of being incurred all at once.
Jan 21, 2016: Picayune Item: Board cancels Butler Snow contract after results scant
“I voted for it the first time, I’m man enough to admit it, I’ll try anything for economic development in this county. I’m ready to part ways with it. I’m willing to look at something different for this county,” District V Supervisor Sandy Kane Smith said.
“I voted for it the first time, I’m man enough to admit it, I’ll try anything for economic development in this county. I’m ready to part ways with it. I’m willing to look at something different for this county,” District V Supervisor Sandy Kane Smith said.
Jan 6, 2016: Picayune Item: County grants Lumpkin pay raise
Moeller, District I Supervisor Donald Hart and District III Supervisor Hudson Holliday voted for the raise, while District V Supervisor Sandy Kane Smith and District II Supervisor Malcolm Perry voted against it.
Moeller, District I Supervisor Donald Hart and District III Supervisor Hudson Holliday voted for the raise, while District V Supervisor Sandy Kane Smith and District II Supervisor Malcolm Perry voted against it.
Sarah Carter Smith
May 18, 2016: MBJ: Natchez seeks new proposals on railroad station renovations
The Natchez Democrat reports Alderwoman Sarah Carter Smith made the motion Tuesday, saying it was in response to public feedback she received about how the project was originally bid for and awarded to New Orleans hotelier Warren Reuther.
The Natchez Democrat reports Alderwoman Sarah Carter Smith made the motion Tuesday, saying it was in response to public feedback she received about how the project was originally bid for and awarded to New Orleans hotelier Warren Reuther.
Sedrick Smith
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Nearly 50 Mississippi mayors endorse Clinton
Mayor of Charleston, Sedrick Smith
Mayor of Charleston, Sedrick Smith
Tess Smith
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Senate Bill passes, Lumberton School District could consolidate
“Right now we are just monitoring it closely, I watched the discussion online today with a few of my teachers,” Lamar County Superintended Tess Smith said. “There are several things we have requested that would benefit the district and students and we will work with the education committee when the bill gets to the House.”
“Right now we are just monitoring it closely, I watched the discussion online today with a few of my teachers,” Lamar County Superintended Tess Smith said. “There are several things we have requested that would benefit the district and students and we will work with the education committee when the bill gets to the House.”
Feb 17, 2016: Lumberton Informer: We Are Lumberton: But For How Long???
Details were not clear so I decided to call Lamar County Superintendent Tess Smith for some clarity about the proposed changes. Let me preface this blog post by saying that Tess Smith is responsible for a multi-million dollar budget and oversees hundreds of employees.
Details were not clear so I decided to call Lamar County Superintendent Tess Smith for some clarity about the proposed changes. Let me preface this blog post by saying that Tess Smith is responsible for a multi-million dollar budget and oversees hundreds of employees.
Thomas Ruffin Smith
Jan 10, 2016: Gulf Live: Mississippi town reverses itself and says 'no' to refugees
Then, last Tuesday, the votes of the month-long referendum in Louise were counted: the tally was 37 against and three in favor of welcoming refugees, according to Mayor Thomas Ruffin Smith. Following the vote count, the board of aldermen rescinded the resolution.
Then, last Tuesday, the votes of the month-long referendum in Louise were counted: the tally was 37 against and three in favor of welcoming refugees, according to Mayor Thomas Ruffin Smith. Following the vote count, the board of aldermen rescinded the resolution.
Zachary Oren Smith
Feb 25, 2015: Zachary Oren Smith: Jackson Free Press: King of Southern Hip-Hop
Jan 19, 2015: Zachary Oren Smith: Jackson Free Press: Tougaloo, Millsaps Spend MLK Day With Fun and Community
Lee Smithson
Apr 27, 2016: NewsMs: Budget cuts cause concern for disaster releif
“Is the risk that corporations will leave the state because taxes are too high, or is the risk that people will die because the Department of Safety’s budget was cut (for example)….” Lee Smithson, Executive Director of MEMA.
“Is the risk that corporations will leave the state because taxes are too high, or is the risk that people will die because the Department of Safety’s budget was cut (for example)….” Lee Smithson, Executive Director of MEMA.
Katie Snell
Jan 20, 2016: Madison County Journal:Board attorney amends contract to hourly rate
Madison County Board Attorney Katie Bryant Snell submitted a revised contract to the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday that takes her fees away from a bracketed schedule and to an hourly rate.
Madison County Board Attorney Katie Bryant Snell submitted a revised contract to the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday that takes her fees away from a bracketed schedule and to an hourly rate.
Jan 6, 2016: Madison County Journal: Supes make sweeping changes
Katie Bryant Snell, daughter of Gov. Phil Bryant, was hired to replace Mike Espy as Board Attorney in a 4-1 vote.
Katie Bryant Snell, daughter of Gov. Phil Bryant, was hired to replace Mike Espy as Board Attorney in a 4-1 vote.
Jan 6, 2016: Madison County Journal: AG opinion needed for election attorney
Board Attorney Katie Snell said reading different statutes and other AG opinions, there weren't any on-point with that specific situation.
Board Attorney Katie Snell said reading different statutes and other AG opinions, there weren't any on-point with that specific situation.
drew snyder
Feb 27, 2023: Mississippi Today: Speaker Philip Gunn will not block postpartum Medicaid extension from House passage
Medicaid Director Drew Snyder had publicly declined taking a position on the issue, and Gunn and Hood said they have been unable to get guidance — hence their not taking it up in the House last year. But after Reeves, who oversees the Division of Medicaid, said on Sunday he supports postpartum coverage extension, Snyder sent Gunn a letter on Monday.
Medicaid Director Drew Snyder had publicly declined taking a position on the issue, and Gunn and Hood said they have been unable to get guidance — hence their not taking it up in the House last year. But after Reeves, who oversees the Division of Medicaid, said on Sunday he supports postpartum coverage extension, Snyder sent Gunn a letter on Monday.
Jan 23, 2023: Mississippi Today: Mississippi mothers and babies are dying. One man and his 87% male House are blocking help.
But dismal statistics, expert testimony, sobering pleas of affected mothers, and clear life-saving benefits of extension be damned — one man, Speaker of the House Philip Gunn, is blocking it.
“I don’t see the advantage of doing the postpartum thing,” Gunn told reporters in December, saying he will only do it if the Mississippi Division of Medicaid recommends it. A spokesman for the state’s Medicaid department led by Drew Snyder, an appointee of Gov. Tate Reeves, told lawmakers in December the agency would not recommend for or against postpartum coverage.
But dismal statistics, expert testimony, sobering pleas of affected mothers, and clear life-saving benefits of extension be damned — one man, Speaker of the House Philip Gunn, is blocking it.
“I don’t see the advantage of doing the postpartum thing,” Gunn told reporters in December, saying he will only do it if the Mississippi Division of Medicaid recommends it. A spokesman for the state’s Medicaid department led by Drew Snyder, an appointee of Gov. Tate Reeves, told lawmakers in December the agency would not recommend for or against postpartum coverage.
Joey Songy
Jan 4, 2016: Sun Herald: Gov. Phil Bryant will start second term with new chief of staff
Joey Songy will succeed Lucien Smith, who has served as Gov. Bryant’s chief of staff since 2013 and Monday announced his intention to return to his private law practice at the end of the first term
Joey Songy will succeed Lucien Smith, who has served as Gov. Bryant’s chief of staff since 2013 and Monday announced his intention to return to his private law practice at the end of the first term
J Leland Speed
Feb 9, 2016: WLBT: 3 running for vacant seat in Mississippi Senate
Bill Billingsley of Madison, Walter Michel of Ridgeland and J. Leland Speed of Madison will be on the ballot March 8 - the same day as congressional and presidential primaries.
Bill Billingsley of Madison, Walter Michel of Ridgeland and J. Leland Speed of Madison will be on the ballot March 8 - the same day as congressional and presidential primaries.
Doris Spidle [Lauderdale County, Mississippi Tax Collector]
Jan 3, 2016: WTOK: Lauderdale County Officials take Oath of Office
The only two new faces were newly elected Doris Spidle for Lauderdale County Tax Collector and Jonathan Wells for District 1 Supervisor.
The only two new faces were newly elected Doris Spidle for Lauderdale County Tax Collector and Jonathan Wells for District 1 Supervisor.
Jeffrey Stallworth
Apr 20, 2016: WAPT: Pastor sues over being placed on sex offender registry
The Rev. Jeffery Stallworth recently filed a federal lawsuit against the Mississippi Department of Public Safety, Gov. Phil Bryant, Attorney General Jim Hood and the states of Mississippi and Maryland. Stallworth, who is representing himself, claims malicious prosecution, defamation and violation of his constitutional rights.
The Rev. Jeffery Stallworth recently filed a federal lawsuit against the Mississippi Department of Public Safety, Gov. Phil Bryant, Attorney General Jim Hood and the states of Mississippi and Maryland. Stallworth, who is representing himself, claims malicious prosecution, defamation and violation of his constitutional rights.
Stephen W Stanton
Mar 2, 2016: WDAM: Nearly 50 Mississippi mayors endorse Clinton
Mayor of Crowder, Stephen W. Stanton
Mayor of Crowder, Stephen W. Stanton
Gerald Steen
Jan 6, 2016: Madison County Journal: Supes make sweeping changes
The board voted 3-2 to hire John McKee Jr. of Stantec, an international company with an office in Jackson, to be the next County Engineer. District 3 Supervisor Gerald Steen and District 5 Supervisor Paul Griffin voted against.
The board voted 3-2 to hire John McKee Jr. of Stantec, an international company with an office in Jackson, to be the next County Engineer. District 3 Supervisor Gerald Steen and District 5 Supervisor Paul Griffin voted against.
Jan 6, 2016: Madison County Journal: AG opinion needed for election attorney
District 3 Supervisor Gerald Steen asked if the county had the right to appoint Spence Flatgard as sole counsel for the Election Commission in the current District 4 Supervisor election contest by Karl Banks.
District 3 Supervisor Gerald Steen asked if the county had the right to appoint Spence Flatgard as sole counsel for the Election Commission in the current District 4 Supervisor election contest by Karl Banks.
Judas Steverson
Nov 16, 2015: Cottomouth: Health Care on the Brink
Some of the hospitals in jeopardy reside in districts represented by some of the worst offenders when it comes to health care in the state:
Some of the hospitals in jeopardy reside in districts represented by some of the worst offenders when it comes to health care in the state:
- Highland Community Hospital, represented by Rep. Mark Formby (R-Picayune)
- Tippah County Hospital, represented by Rep. Judas Steverson (R-Ripley)
- Baptist Medical Center Attalta, formerly Montfort Jones Community Hospital, represented by Rep. Jason White (R-West)
- Natchez Regional Medical Center, ironically represented by Public Health Committee Chairman Sam Mims (R-McComb)
Nathan Stewart
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Mar 8, 2016: WAPT: Harper wins 3rd District Republican primary
n November, Harper will face the winner of a Democratic primary Tuesday between Dennis C. Quinn and Nathan Stewart, as well as Reform Party member Lajena Sheets. |
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Barry Strevel
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July 2, 2013: Monroe County Journal: Groundbreaking ceremony for new subdivision
Barry and Debbie Strevel of D&B Land Development LLC have taken the lead on this project.
Barry and Debbie Strevel of D&B Land Development LLC have taken the lead on this project.
Nance Fitzpatrick Stokes
Aug 26, 2016: Picayune Item: Unofficial results from Tuesday's primary runoff election
For the circuit clerk office, Nance Fitzpatrick Stokes led the ticket with 3,822 votes, beating Sian B. Fazende who received 2,746 votes. Stokes will run against Democratic candidate Jeff Brady in the general election in November.
For the circuit clerk office, Nance Fitzpatrick Stokes led the ticket with 3,822 votes, beating Sian B. Fazende who received 2,746 votes. Stokes will run against Democratic candidate Jeff Brady in the general election in November.
Michael Street [Stonewall, Mississippi Police Chief]
Jan 11, 2016: Sun Herald: Grand jury: No indictment of Mississippi police officer
Sanders had been dealing cocaine when he was stopped and swallowed the drugs, causing his death, said Stonewall Police Chief Michael Street.
Sanders had been dealing cocaine when he was stopped and swallowed the drugs, causing his death, said Stonewall Police Chief Michael Street.
Barry Strevel ( January 28, 1956 — December 28, 2016)
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Oct 18, 2015: Daily Journal: Legislative elections scattered throughout Northeast Mississippi
District 7 incumbent Hob Bryan, D-Amory, vs. Barry Strevel, R-Amory. Sept 18, 2015: WTVA: Political meet and greet held at Elvis Birthplace
One of the candidates present was Barry Strevel who is a republican running for District 7 Senate. He says that it was a great opportunity for him and the other candidates. Aug 9, 2015: Daily Journal: Only two Northeast Mississippi incumbents not returning for sure – thus far
Contested Northeast Mississippi November elections on the Senate side are: District 7 incumbent Hob Bryan, D-Amory, vs. Barry Strevel, R-Amory. Mar 20, 2015: Daily Journal: Strevel kicks off state Senate campaign
Barry Strevel, an Amory businessman running for Mississippi’s District 7 Senate seat, emphasized education and job creation during his campaign announcement Thursday. July 2, 2013: Monroe County Journal: Groundbreaking ceremony for new subdivision
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January 28, 1956: Barry Strevel was born.
July 6, 1991: Strevel married Deb Spears Strevel of Amory.
An unwavering patriot, he loved his country and became involved in local politics becoming the chairman of the Monroe County Republican Party, later stepping down as chairman to run a campaign for the Mississippi Senate District 7.
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Dec 28, 2016: John Barry Strevel, 60, died in Destin, FL.
January 1, 2017: Funeral for Strevel was held at Cornerstone Family Fellowship in Armory, Mississippi.
David Strong [Pike County, Mississippi Circuit Court Judge]
Feb 7, 2016: WLBT: Former court clerk ordered to pay back $1M, at $600 a month
Pike County Circuit Court Judge David Strong told 46-year-old Greta Dubuclet Patterson he knows that "won't get you to a million any time soon."
Pike County Circuit Court Judge David Strong told 46-year-old Greta Dubuclet Patterson he knows that "won't get you to a million any time soon."
jody stewart
Dec 16, 2015: Picayune Item: Tale of two clerks: City bids farewell to longtime employee, welcomes new city clerk
For 30 years, Poplarville residents and city leaders have seen city clerk Jody Stuart’s smiling face upon entering the doors of City Hall. On Dec. 31, Stuart will be resigning from her duties to begin her new career in January as court administrator for Pearl River County’s Place III Circuit Judge Buddy McDonald.
For 30 years, Poplarville residents and city leaders have seen city clerk Jody Stuart’s smiling face upon entering the doors of City Hall. On Dec. 31, Stuart will be resigning from her duties to begin her new career in January as court administrator for Pearl River County’s Place III Circuit Judge Buddy McDonald.
john stryker
Dec 30, 2019: WLOX: Dr. Amacker proud of legacy as JCSD superintendent
John Stryker takes over as the new superintendent when classes resume in 2020.
John Stryker takes over as the new superintendent when classes resume in 2020.
Willie Stuart
Feb 2, 2015: Monroe Journal: Representatives talk needs at town hall meeting
Willie Stuart, a member of Aberdeen School District’s P16 Council, talked about the school’s need of the community and the community’s need for the school.
Willie Stuart, a member of Aberdeen School District’s P16 Council, talked about the school’s need of the community and the community’s need for the school.
Laura Studdard
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.
Ann Sturdivant
May 27, 2015: Clarion Ledger: Rankin school board awards $5.7M to athletic facilities
The funds for Northwest Rankin will go toward increasing the seating capacity on the home side of Northwest Rankin High School's football field, which Vice President Ann Sturdivant said needs to be doubled.
The funds for Northwest Rankin will go toward increasing the seating capacity on the home side of Northwest Rankin High School's football field, which Vice President Ann Sturdivant said needs to be doubled.
Apr 22, 2015: Clarion Ledger: Rankin school board votes down Brandon football facility
Board member Ann Sturdivant, who voted against the project, and Superintendent Lynn Weathersby said when there's only $12 million to work with, priorities must be set.
Board member Ann Sturdivant, who voted against the project, and Superintendent Lynn Weathersby said when there's only $12 million to work with, priorities must be set.
Connie Suber
May 25, 2016: Madison County Journal: Costco site plan OK’d by architectural board
Connie Suber, Ward 3 appointee on the architecture board, said that they are not in charge of deciding whether or not the public wants the building, but rather it’s their job to approve the materials and construction.
Connie Suber, Ward 3 appointee on the architecture board, said that they are not in charge of deciding whether or not the public wants the building, but rather it’s their job to approve the materials and construction.
Zakiya Summers
Nov 3, 2022: Daily Leader: Lawmakers pass $247M in incentives for aluminum mill
On social media, state Rep. Zakiya Summers, D-Jackson, said, “Mississippi needs economic development. Yet we are not having a special session on the water crisis or hospitals closures happening across the state. Mississippi needs those basic services as well.”
On social media, state Rep. Zakiya Summers, D-Jackson, said, “Mississippi needs economic development. Yet we are not having a special session on the water crisis or hospitals closures happening across the state. Mississippi needs those basic services as well.”
Feb 9, 2020: Jackson Free Press: Reform By Any Other Name
For freshman Rep. Zakiya Summers, D-Jackson, election reform means expanding access to the ballot—and fighting off attempts to suppress it. "With Mississippi being ground zero for the Voting Rights Act, over the years since then there have been attempts to roll back those efforts," she said at the Mississippi Legislative Black Caucus gathering.
Summers supports online first-time voter registration. Previously registered voters can already re-register online on the secretary of state's website. That same system could be expanded to include new voters as well. "The system already exists," Summers said. "It wouldn't be a hard task for the secretary of state to develop it. We just need support from the Capitol."
For freshman Rep. Zakiya Summers, D-Jackson, election reform means expanding access to the ballot—and fighting off attempts to suppress it. "With Mississippi being ground zero for the Voting Rights Act, over the years since then there have been attempts to roll back those efforts," she said at the Mississippi Legislative Black Caucus gathering.
Summers supports online first-time voter registration. Previously registered voters can already re-register online on the secretary of state's website. That same system could be expanded to include new voters as well. "The system already exists," Summers said. "It wouldn't be a hard task for the secretary of state to develop it. We just need support from the Capitol."
jennifer sutton
April 5, 2023: WLOX: Mississippi second state to adopt pet insurance law
Dr. Jennifer Sutton at Gulf Coast Veterinary Emergency Hospital said usually people get insurance through a third-party agency.
Dr. Jennifer Sutton at Gulf Coast Veterinary Emergency Hospital said usually people get insurance through a third-party agency.
ricky sutton
Ricky Sutton
“That behavior is taught. When I think about this culture, I just ask myself, how deep does it run?” The behavior runs deep enough..........that some Black people are afraid to spend time in Rankin County, a majority-white county just east of the state capital, Jackson, which is home to one of the highest percentages of Black residents of any major US city.--Rev Ricky Sutton; Mount Carmel Ministries
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Five deputies from the Rankin County Sheriff’s Office, some of whom called themselves “the Goon Squad,” and an officer from the Richland Police Department admitted to taking part in a racist assault against Michael Corey Jenkins and Eddie Terrel Parker. The men never thought their abusers would pay for their crimes.....Court documents unsealed by federal prosecutors suggest only some members of the Goon Squad participated in the raid. There are other Rankin County deputies “known to the United States Attorney,” the documents say.
--New York Post; Mississippi residents say cops’ convictions for torturing 2 black men reveals culture of violence in department 8.6.23
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Five deputies from the Rankin County Sheriff’s Office, some of whom called themselves “the Goon Squad,” and an officer from the Richland Police Department admitted to taking part in a racist assault against Michael Corey Jenkins and Eddie Terrel Parker. The men never thought their abusers would pay for their crimes.....Court documents unsealed by federal prosecutors suggest only some members of the Goon Squad participated in the raid. There are other Rankin County deputies “known to the United States Attorney,” the documents say.
--New York Post; Mississippi residents say cops’ convictions for torturing 2 black men reveals culture of violence in department 8.6.23
windy swetman
Dec 14, 2015: WLOX: Harrison Co. Supervisor Windy Swetman says farewell during his last meeting
Monday's Harrison County board of supervisors meeting was the last time we'll see Windy Swetman representing district one at board meetings. If you've followed Swetman's political career, you know he rarely hides his emotions.
And there were tears shed as he bid farewell to his colleagues on the board, where he's served as county supervisor the past eight years.
Monday's Harrison County board of supervisors meeting was the last time we'll see Windy Swetman representing district one at board meetings. If you've followed Swetman's political career, you know he rarely hides his emotions.
And there were tears shed as he bid farewell to his colleagues on the board, where he's served as county supervisor the past eight years.
Mar 17, 2015: Those who have already announced they are running are Councilwoman Dixie Newman, former Harrison County District Attorney Cono Caranna and Biloxi businessman Andrew "FoFo" Gilich, all of whom attended the meeting. Windy Swetman III announced his candidacy and Councilman Felix Gines will launch his campaign Saturday.
Mar 13, 2015: WLOX: Parents want traffic signal at deadly intersection"
I called both of our State Representatives Scott Delano and Casey Eure and our Supervisor Windy Swetman. All three immediately agreed. Immediately got on the phone. They made multiple phone calls,” said Angie Stenum.
Both representatives say they reached out to Southern District Representative for the Mississippi Department of Transportation Tom King and requested a light be put here, but following a study that request was denied.
I called both of our State Representatives Scott Delano and Casey Eure and our Supervisor Windy Swetman. All three immediately agreed. Immediately got on the phone. They made multiple phone calls,” said Angie Stenum.
Both representatives say they reached out to Southern District Representative for the Mississippi Department of Transportation Tom King and requested a light be put here, but following a study that request was denied.
Feb 27, 2015: Blessings of Liberty: Harrison County to replace 2nd supervisor since December
Harrison County District 4 Supervisor William Martin was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound at his home on February 25th. Martin had been indicted on bribery and related charges to which his attorney said he planned to plead guilty.
Martin is the second supervisor that will be replaced after Kim Savant resigned his District 2 seat in December 2014 for unrelated federal charges. The other county supervisors, Windy Swetman, Joe Meadows, Marlin Ladner, and Connie Rockco, will appoint a replacement to serve out Martin’s term. A special election is not required since this is an election year.
Harrison County District 4 Supervisor William Martin was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound at his home on February 25th. Martin had been indicted on bribery and related charges to which his attorney said he planned to plead guilty.
Martin is the second supervisor that will be replaced after Kim Savant resigned his District 2 seat in December 2014 for unrelated federal charges. The other county supervisors, Windy Swetman, Joe Meadows, Marlin Ladner, and Connie Rockco, will appoint a replacement to serve out Martin’s term. A special election is not required since this is an election year.
Aug 20, 2009: WLOX: Brad's Blog: What really happened to Bobby Eleuterius?
The next morning, at 7:30 am, just 12 hours later, Eleuterius went to Mikey's Cafe and had breakfast. Windy Swetman was at the diner. The Harrison County Supervisor pulled his predecessor aside, and asked him to change his mind.
The next morning, at 7:30 am, just 12 hours later, Eleuterius went to Mikey's Cafe and had breakfast. Windy Swetman was at the diner. The Harrison County Supervisor pulled his predecessor aside, and asked him to change his mind.
Alonzo Sykes
Mar 11, 2016: Monroe Journal: Antique steam fire engine finding new home
“We have to find the money somewhere. Don’t we need to know where the money is will come from,” asked Ward 1 Alderman Alonzo Sykes.
“We have to find the money somewhere. Don’t we need to know where the money is will come from,” asked Ward 1 Alderman Alonzo Sykes.
kathy sykes
Feb 22, 2016: MPB: RELIGIOUS LEADERS SAY PAYDAY LENDING CAUSES SERIOUS DEBT
Democratic Representative Kathy Sykes of Jackson is on the Business and Finance Committee. She says there are several bills aiming to do away with, or regulate payday lending. But, she says payday loans are sometimes the only access under-served communities have to the financial system.
Democratic Representative Kathy Sykes of Jackson is on the Business and Finance Committee. She says there are several bills aiming to do away with, or regulate payday lending. But, she says payday loans are sometimes the only access under-served communities have to the financial system.
Feb 3, 2016: House minority leaders are named: House minority whips are Reps. Chris Bell, Adrianne Wooten, Kathy Sykes, and Oscar Denton.
Aug 12, 2015: Kathy Sykes and Sam Begley meet again in a run-off in Hinds County for the seat of Democrat Jim Evans (House 70) who withdrew after a residency challenge.
Jan 16, 2013: Jackson Free Press: Senate 28: Meet the Candidates
Kathy Sykes has what her boss, Bill Chandler of the Mississippi Immigrant Rights Alliance, calls "movement experience." Sykes, MIRA's lead organizer, has worked with the Mississippi Poultry Workers' Center in Morton as a liaison between black and Latino factory workers as well as the Jackson branch of the NAACP.
Kathy Sykes has what her boss, Bill Chandler of the Mississippi Immigrant Rights Alliance, calls "movement experience." Sykes, MIRA's lead organizer, has worked with the Mississippi Poultry Workers' Center in Morton as a liaison between black and Latino factory workers as well as the Jackson branch of the NAACP.
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thy KKathy L. Sykes (born June 29, 1963) is an American politician who served as a member of the Mississippi House of Representatives for the 42nd district from 2016 to 2020. She is a member of the Democratic party.