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Past participants in nixed strings program speak up
Andrew Lewis was a fourth-grader at Isable Elementary School in 1983 when he was formally introduced to music.
Fans, Alumni Return For JSU Homecoming
Bands, fans and alumni came from as far away as Chicago and Detroit for Jackson State University's big homecoming weekend.
Mistletoe Marketplace, through Saturday at the Mississippi Trade Mart, offers a ton of merry merchants for shoppers' pleasure.
Harrison replaces DeLaughter on bench
Newly appointed Hinds County Circuit Judge Malcolm Harrison took the oath of office Friday during a ceremony at the Hinds County Courthouse in Jackson.
State higher education officials say they will form a team to raise funds for a private endowment that benefits Mississippi's three historically black universities.
$150M JSU Dev't. Project Continues Around Last Holdouts
A $150 million Jackson State University development project is continuing around two residents who refuse to sell their properties.
Gospel sensation Vickie Winans talks about going forward with life
She's been called a gospel music icon, and today you'll get to see her perform in Jackson.
Victims of domestic violence remembered during JSU vigil
Rain canceled several metro-area events Friday, but it didn't stop a vigil at Jackson State University or quell the desire of the 30 people gathered there to raise awareness about domestic violence.
Hopes run high for University Place
JACKSON a ' The City of Jackson had numerous mixed-use development projects on the books before the recession came along and stalled them.
New Hinds judge takes oath on Friday
Newly appointed Hinds County Circuit Judge Malcolm Harrison will take the oath of office during a Friday ceremony in Jackson.
Jackson State University is going green. JSU has set up recycle bins around campus and in university building hallways for paper, plastic and trash.
Business Leaders Break Ground On Jackson Development
Business leaders broke ground Wednesday on a new $150M development in west Jackson.
Trustmark Corporation Q3 2009 Earnings Call Transcript
Trustmark Corporation October 28, 2009 11:00 am ET Executives Richard Hickson a ' Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Joey Rein a ' Director of Investor Relations Analysts Kevin Fitzsimmons a ' Sandler O'Neill & Partners Adam Barkstrom a ' Sterne, Agee & Leach Andy Stapp a ' B. Riley & Company Brian Klock a ' Keefe, Bruyette & Woods Presentation ...
Lecture series focuses on Obama
TOUGALOO, Miss. - A panel discussion of President Obama's first year in office will be held Nov.
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JSU Foundation breaks ground on building project
The Jackson State University Development Foundation, Inc., has broken ground on a multimillion dollar construction project that will include luxury apartments and retail space.
Cole's Statements Become Evidence In Trial
It's been nearly two years since the body of Jackson State University student Latasha Norman was found in a wooded area near Tougaloo College.
Universities urge parental activity
Maureen Edwards is getting a little help with the transition from high school to college, but she's not a student.
Universities enter NSF agreement
AROUND MISSISSIPPI a ' Four of Mississippi's higher education institutions, led by Mississippi State University , are involved in a $20-million National Science Foundation cooperative agreement to help the state become a national leader in computer modeling and simulation of complex systems.
Coleman Confirmed As JPD Chief
The Jackson City Council on Tuesday confirmed Rebecca Coleman as Jackson's police chief, paving the way for her to become the city's second female police chief in history.
Entergy gives $500K gift to JSU engineering school
Jackson State University's school of engineering will soon have an Entergy Power Systems Laboratory because of $500,000 in donations.
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