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The Spirit of St Joe band recently received an Excellent rating in Concert Performance and a Superior rating in Sight Reading at the MAIS Concert Band Festival at Belhaven University. Band programs from across the state competed in the festival sponsored by the Mid-South Association of Independent Schools. This was the second year the St. Joseph Catholic School band participated. Pictured here are, front row from left: Walt Dickerson, Alex Glass, Jonah Murphy, Maliyah Dillard, Lauryn Blue, Valeria Valdez, Jazmin Tovar, Mackenzie Maberry and Turner Brown. Back row: Jonathan Mai, Brian Maldonado, Atticus Gomez, Clarence Ngong, William Brown, Kingsley Horlings, Nathan Burkhalter and Haley Ward.
MADISON, Miss. (Tuesday, April 22, 2025) – The Spirit of St. Joe band recently received an Excellent rating in Concert Performance and a Superior rating in Sight Reading at the MAIS Concert Band Festival at Belhaven University.
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Royal Street at The Gallery will feature a mix of restaurants, retail shops and office space.

Madison development to create entertainment district

MADISON – Plans were announced Tuesday for a new mixed-use arts and entertainment district set to reshape the community’s cultural and commercial landscape. 

Aldermen green light power plant

RIDGELAND — Aldermen have approved a conditional use permit for a new natural gas power plant 

Taste Italian Kitchen adding patio seats

RIDGELAND — The Taste Italian Kitchen slated to open in the Renaissance this year will add a large outdoor seating space to their restaurant.

New driver license station opening in Canton

CANTON — A new state driver’s license facility is expected to be fully operational here soon.

Madison man sentenced in sex crimes

A Madison man was sentenced last week to 40 years in prison, with eight years to serve for two counts of possession of child exploitation material. 

Taylor leading in Canton runoff

CANTON — Alderman Tim Taylor is the presumptive Democratic candidate for Mayor following unofficial results from the primary runoff election held Tuesday.

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GETTING THE MESSAGE/Jesus is who he says he is

In the Easter season, we are reminded that Christ came into this world to reconcile us to God. His willingness to die was out of obedience to the Father and out of his love for us.

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In politics, creating and then owning the narrative is the best way to deceive the public, especially when a compliant media helps promote it and ignores later information that contradicts the initial narrative.

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GLUCKSTADT JOURNAL

GHS senior receives scholarship

Germantown senior Julia Lever is the recipient of a $20,000 scholarship from Coca-Cola.

A Germantown High School senior is being recognized by the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation for her leadership skills.

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MADISON — A Jackson man was arrested here on Monday night in connection with an alleged DoorDash scheme in which Academy Sports merchandise was never delivered.
An architectural rendering shows what Spinners, a 120,000 square-foot family entertainment center, will look like once built at The Gallery.
MADISON – Plans were announced Tuesday for a new mixed-use arts and entertainment district set to reshape the community’s cultural and commercial landscape. 
An Easter Egg hunt for Lost Rabbit residences included over 150 parents and children and featured around 1,500 eggs and an appearance form the Easter Bunny, Saturday.
Lost Rabbit residents held an Easter Egg hunt at a park previously threatened by developers.
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City officials approved an architectural design ordinance despite the dissent of one alderman.
Hundreds of people gather each year at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Gluckstadt for GermanFest.
GLUCKSTADT — Community leaders hope to revive the popular outdoor GermanFest this fall.
GLUCKSTADT — City officials have engaged a Madison firm to develop conceptual designs and cost estimates for the proposed park here off the Calhoun Station Parkway.
A groundbreaking was held on March 27 for The Oaks in Gluckstadt.
The Oaks Residence, a 15-bed luxury assisted living facility celebrated their ground breaking at the end of March.
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Germantown High School Homecoming Court

Senior maids Morgan Grant, Bria Black, Miriam Hoerman, Shaniya Smith, Kasi Culver, Manze Ball, Bria Robinson and Naje Smith

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