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Flora Historical Marker

The Flora Train Depot recently received a plaque commemorating its historic significance thanks to the efforts of Friends Of Flora and the generosity of the Ergon Family Foundation. 

Garbage pickup day moved back

Waste Management customers in Madison County can expect a modified pickup schedule this week as the company will be closed on Wednesday, Jan. 1, in observance of the New Year’s Day holiday.

Texas man surrenders in shooting

CANTON — A Texas man who was a person of interest in a weekend shooting that left one man dead turned himself in to police on Saturday.

Reunion horse shooting leads still sought

REUNION — The investigation is continuing into the horses that were shot on Christmas Day at the Reunion Stables.

Ridgeland students capture essence of city through art

RIDGELAND — About 30 students will have their art displayed at the Bill Waller Craft Center through the end of January as part of the city’s 125th-anniversary celebration.

Intense storms, including tornadoes, are possible in Madison County through this evening.

Clues sought in fatal Reunion horse shootings

Two horses were shot at the Reunion Horse Stables around Christmas Day.

Bear Creek approved to build new campus

The Bear Creek Water Association will open a new office building and workshop space at 586 Church Road following site plan approval from the city of Gluckstadt earlier this month.

Aldermen seek to expand time to sell alcohol

GLUCKSTADT — Serving hours for on-site alcohol consumption could be extended after city officials approved a resolution supporting the measure earlier this month.

THOMAS/The ultimate gift

In past years I have suggested going beyond Christmas and other holiday gifts that will soon be forgotten, returned or worn out, in favor of one that will last for generations to come.

Gluckstadt Police arrest 2 on separate drug charges

Gluckstadt Police made two separate drug arrests during traffic stops earlier this month.

Fireworks illegal to shoot off in Madison

Law enforcement authorities say they will be on the lookout for drunk drivers and illegal fireworks on New Year’s Eve.

Lily Pad Cafe opens its doors in Ridgeland

RIDGELAND — A groundbreaking initiative has begun here, as the doors have opened for The Lily Pad Cafe, a not-for-profit restaurant dedicated to creating meaningful employment opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Overdose kits given to schools

Attorney General Lynn Fitch donated nine overdose kits to help Madison County schools stay prepared.

Man arrested for shooting deer near PD

A Gluckstadt man was arrested after shooting a deer in front of the new police station.

City Hall named after Mayor McGee

RIDGELAND — City officials surprised long-time Mayor Gene F. McGee by naming the recently-constructed $15.9 million City Hall in his honor.

Girl Scouts visit

Girl Scout Troop 4421 has embraced continuity in their care of the Madison County community and recently visited Madison the Rehab & Nursing where they shared holiday cheer. 

Ridgeland Fire Department receives new truck

RIDGELAND — A new specialized brush/rescue truck to handle narrow roads and rough terrain in some of the newly annexed parts of the city was delivered last month.

Madison the City Business Network growing

MADISON — A new alliance of local businesses looks to strengthen and grow businesses within the city.

Evidence under seal in Warnock trial

Evidence the U.S. Attorney’s Office plans to use in its federal bribery and wire fraud case against former Madison County Engineer Rudy Warnock has been sealed by the court. 

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