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MCBLF hosts luncheon

MCBLF hosts luncheon

The Madison County Business League and Foundation (MCBL&F) Young Professionals hosted a professional development forum luncheon on Wednesday, May 5, at Georgia Blue in Madison. The keynote speaker was Candie Simmons, SVP and Geography Marketing Strategist for Regions Bank. The title of her presentation was “Developing Your Personal Brand.” 06/26/2021 09:00 AM

Mississippi native running across the state for the Diabetes Foundation of MS

Mississippi native running across the state for the Diabetes Foundation of MS

For the past seventeen years, Zane Hodge has taught English, film, and Bible for Mississippi Delta Community College. When he is not teaching, or ministering at the Centerville Baptist Church, he can be found swimming laps, running the streets of Greenwood or lifting weights in his backyard gym. 06/25/2021 12:05 PM

Law enforcement and first responders recognized

Law enforcement and first responders recognized

The Madison County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution proclaiming May 9-14, 2021, as Madison County Law Enforcement Appreciation Week, which led to many wanting to show their love and appreciation to local officers. 06/24/2021 02:44 PM

MDCPS distributing $3.3 million in federal pandemic relief funds to foster/former foster youth (14 - 26)

MDCPS distributing $3.3 million in federal pandemic relief funds to foster/former foster youth (14 - 26)

Any Mississippi youth aged 14 to 26 years old who has spent at least one day in foster care after their 14th birthday is eligible for federal COVID Pandemic Assistance Funds available now through the Mississippi Department of Child Protection Services. 06/23/2021 12:26 PM

Workers Needed in Madison County

Workers Needed in Madison County

The buzz around town is that hiring help is a bigger issue now than during the pandemic last year. I am seeing help wanted signs at Walmart, Tractor Supply and at most restaurants. Deborah Martin, President with Service Specialist, Ltd said that she has approximately 100 jobs for which she hasn’t been able to find an employee match. Restaurants report challenges in hiring waitstaff and kitchen help. 06/23/2021 08:00 AM

Glass recognizes swim coach for longstanding support

Glass recognizes swim coach for longstanding support

Cameron Glass, NCAA decorated swimmer, stood before the Canton Board of Alderman with trophies and pride but took none of the glory. He wanted to make sure his coach, Coach James Wash, was recognized for the influence on his life. 06/22/2021 08:00 AM

A Word of Prayer: Swinging for the Fence

A Word of Prayer: Swinging for the Fence

It's the bottom of the ninth, there are two outs, the bases are loaded, the game is all tied up, and you're up to bat. All eyes are on you. This is where it counts. 06/20/2021 08:15 AM

Nowell Morgan knows adventure is out there

Nowell Morgan knows adventure is out there

Nowell loves to bike ride with his parents. David Morgan was born and raised in Canton and now rides with his sons. 06/19/2021 09:26 AM

State Board of Education Seeks Public Input on Policies to Resume In-Person Schooling as Primary Teaching Mode

State Board of Education Seeks Public Input on Policies to Resume In-Person Schooling as Primary Teaching Mode

The Mississippi State Board of Education (SBE) is seeking public comment on two policies that call for all school districts to resume in-person instruction as the primary mode of teaching starting in the 2021-22 school year. The policies set requirements for districts that choose to offer a virtual learning option to individual students and establish standards for virtual learning days. 06/18/2021 11:43 AM

Letter from the editor: Sweet, sweet summer

Letter from the editor: Sweet, sweet summer

I’m always looking for new and fun activities to do with my students to get them more engaged in what we’re reading. This year, I discovered a fellow teacher on TikTok who used decorated rubber ducks in his classroom for various activities. 06/17/2021 09:52 AM