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Some members of the House of Representatives chose to wear masks, while some did not, during the first day of the legislative session at the State Capitol in Jackson, Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2022. Credit: Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today

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Mississippi lawmakers propose more pay for themselves

By GEOFF PENDER - MISSISSIPPI TODAY GEOFF PENDER - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Tue,02/08/22-5:06PM, 3,467 Reads 16,139 Statewide
The Senate on Tuesday passed a bill that would give lawmakers a pay bump of $6,000 for the first year of a four-year term, and $4,500 a year for the other three years of the term.
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MDE: Superintendent’s Annual Report Shows That Students, Educators & Schools Persisted through Pandemic

Tue,01/12/21-4:12PM, 3,465 Reads 39,479 Statewide
The newly released Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) 2019-20 Superintendent’s Annual Report tells the story how students, educators and schools persisted in their pursuit of higher academic achievement while dealing with the challenge of the COVID-
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Susie Kendall

Tue,02/02/21-4:33PM, 3,465 Reads
CHARLESTON — Susie Mae Kendall, age 84, passed away Monday, Feb. 1, at Tallahatchie General Hospital’s Extended Care Facility in Charleston.
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Street project underway in Charleston

By CLAY MCFERRIN CLAY MCFERRIN
Thu,10/17/19-12:09PM, 3,460 Reads
A major street project got underway early this week in Charleston.
The milling (scraping and grinding) of 63,680 square yards of asphalt is ongoing now, and motorists should be cautious when traveling in the work zone of West Main and Main streets and George Payne Cossar Boulevard.
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