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BILL CRAWFORD — Pray the light of Christmas can dim mean rhetoric - Vimarsana News

BILL CRAWFORD — Pray the light of Christmas can dim mean rhetoric

"Back in the old days we didn’t write so meanly to each other,” wrote Wyatt Emmerich, publisher of the Northside Sun and president of Emmerich Newspapers. He recently published letters

JROTC IS An Investment in the Future - Vimarsana News

JROTC IS An Investment in the Future

Retired General Colin Powell called Junior ROTC a “social bargain,” noting the positive impact of the program for endangered kids.

Source: usni.org
Jackson, Mississippi, Experiences Drinking Water Crisis - Vimarsana News

Jackson, Mississippi, Experiences Drinking Water Crisis

Jackson, Mississippi, Experiences Drinking Water Crisis Jackson, Mississippi, experienced water issues since winter storms in mid-February, which will be addressed in a May 11 meeting concerning the water system. Jackson, Mississippi, has been experiencing water issues since winter storms in mid-February. The city was under a boil notice as a result. Residents experienced low pressure in faucets and in the wake of the boil notice water distribution centers cropped up in the city.  According to Public Works Director Charles William, water main breaks that occurred complicated the process of g...

Source: wqpmag.com
Mississippi shrimpers deliver catch to local food banks - Vimarsana News

Mississippi shrimpers deliver catch to local food banks

SHARE Ryan Bradley, executive director of Mississippi Commercial Fisheries United, helps deliver 36,000 meals of local shrimp to food banks across Mississippi. Dawn Ross photo Early this year, Mississippi food pantries received deliveries of locally caught, processed and packaged shrimp, harvested by members of Mississippi Commercial Fisheries United. A $50,000 Catch Together grant facilitated by the nonprofit Extra Table helped Mississippi Commercial Fisheries United purchase 20,000 pounds of local heads-on shrimp. The fishing organization coordinated with processors to have the catch proce...