Which former Hinds County area high school stars will compete on Friday, April 17?
These former Hinds County area high school standouts will be active on Friday, April 17.
More News
Jackson Medicaid providers billed $85.1 million under national codes in 2024, marking a 26.9% rise
In 2024, Jackson Medicaid providers billed $85,097,758 for services grouped under National Codes Established for State Medicaid Agencies, a 26.9% increase from the prior year.
Cheapest diesel gas in Hinds County at $4.87 per gallon in week ending Apr. 4
Drivers in Hinds County reported a weekly low of $4.87 per gallon for diesel gas in the week ending Apr. 4.
Which Hinds County area high school graduates will take part in games in the week starting Monday, April 13?
The week starting Monday, April 13 will feature action from these former Hinds County area high school stars.
U.S. News ranks Mississippi College Education and Law programs among best graduate schools
Mississippi College’s School of Education & Human Sciences along with its School of Law have been named among U.S. News & World Report’s ‘2026 Best Graduate Schools.’ The recognition highlights academic excellence based on expert opinion surveys plus statistical measures.
Choctaw Sports Night to honor Mississippi College Athletics on April 13
Mississippi College will hold its annual Choctaw Sports Night on April 13 to celebrate achievements across its athletics program. The event includes award presentations, guest speakers sharing messages of perseverance and faith, as well as recognition of team successes.
Jackson State women’s tennis team loses to Southeastern Louisiana at home
The Jackson State women’s tennis team lost at home against Southeastern Louisiana. The Tigers will finish their season against Alcorn State on April 11.
Which Hinds County area high school graduates are scheduled for action on Friday, April 10?
Friday, April 10 will see these former Hinds County area high school stars in competition.
Hyde-Smith and Ezell sign Supreme Court brief opposing New York firearms law
Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith and Representative Mike Ezell have signed an amicus brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a ruling allowing lawsuits against gun manufacturers under New York’s public nuisance law. The lawmakers argue this threatens federal protections granted under existing legislation.