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Byram mayor pushes for city to control its own water system

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Mayor Richard White says years of issues with JXN Water have the city exploring options for independenceByram, Mississippi · Byram Read Article

Dr. Dawn Bishop McLin returns to JSU Faculty Senate – Jackson Advocate

After being on administrative for a year, former Faculty Senate President Dr. Dawn Bishop McLin has returned to the Jackson State University Faculty Senate Executive Committee. Based upon the Faculty Senate’s constitution, the immediate past president of the Faculty Senate, which she is, serves on the Executive Committee. To a layperson that may not mean much. What it means, however, is that Dr. McLin gets to sit with the rest of the officers of…Senate · Jackson Read Article

Beef Cattle Field Day is set for October 30 in Raymond

Open the article to view the coverage from WCBI TV | Your News LeaderRaymond · Raymond Read Article

Reimbursement Integrity — Strategies Hospitals Use to Hold Ground

Hospitals walk a fine line between financial stability and quality patient care, where overlooked documentation or missed payer criteria can quickly turn into denied claims. Each denial drains margins, delays payment, and creates frustration for clinicians who must balance administrative demands with direct patient responsibilities. Even minor gaps, such as unclear admission notes or missing time stamps, can cascade into significant financial se…Hospitals · Clinton Read Article

Ricki Garrett and Taiwo Gaynor to headline MS State Arts Conference – Jackson Advocate

JANS – The 2025 Mississippi State Arts Conference will be held October 15-16, 2025, at the Westin Jackson, 407 South Congress Street, Jackson, MS. The two-day event brings together artists, performers, and art enthusiasts to celebrate the beauty of creativity. The main program gets underway Wednesday (Oct. 15) at 2 p.m. with Sister Cities International keynote address by Ricki Garret, President & CEO of Sister Cities International, followed by …Jackson, Mississippi · Jackson Read Article

MSMA members vote to commend Dr. Mason-Bolden – Jackson Advocate

JANS – The Mississippi State Medical Association (MSMA) recently invited its members to share the names of women physicians making a difference in their communities and in medicine. Some stories were shared in detail, others simply by name – but every recognition reflects the profound impact these women have on Mississippi healthcare. Among those recognized was Dr. C. LaToya Mason-Bolden, Professor of Anesthesiology and fellowship-trained obste…Jackson, Mississippi · Jackson Read Article

Common Pitfalls Companies Face with Kubernetes

Image by Mohamed Hassan from Pixabay In recent years, Kubernetes has become very popular among companies of different sizes, across various industries, and that’s all due to its effectiveness, high availability, and scalability. It’s safe to say that it has become the backbone of modern cloud-native infrastructure because of all the things that were previously mentioned. Even though there’s no doubt that it’s very powerful and reliable, what you…Clinton, Mississippi · Clinton Read Article

MDE releases school and district accountability grades for 2024-25 school year – Jackson Advocate

JANS – The Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) released accountability grades for the 2024-25 school year. Mississippi’s accountability grades are designed to help teachers, school leaders, parents, and communities know how well their local schools and districts serve their students. MDE’s report shows 80.1% of schools and 87.2% of districts earned a grade of C or higher. This represents a decrease from the 2023-24 school year, when 85.7% …Jackson, Mississippi · Jackson Read Article

Clinton voters to cast ballots in two November elections

By Randy Bell John Horhn’s victory in the Jackson mayor’s race in June created a vacancy in the Mississippi Senate, which voters in north Clinton will help to fill during a special election this fall. And voters citywide will be eligible to participate in another November 4 election to choose a Hinds County coroner to replace Sharon Grisham-Stewart, who retired at the end of last year. Horhn had served more than 32 years in the Senate representi…John Horhn · Clinton Read Article

Civic Corner: Board of Aldermen Recap

Robert Chapman By Robert Chapman, Alderman-at-Large On Monday, September 15, the day prior to the Board of Aldermen’s Tuesday meeting, the Board of Aldermen held an open meeting in reference to the City’s fiscal budget for 2026. With no comments from the public, the Board passed the budget, which will go into effect October 1, 2025. Clinton’s Board of Aldermen meeting for September 16, 2025, opened with the Board passing a proclamation setting S…Clinton, Mississippi · Clinton Read Article