Delta Film Academy Students Produce Documentaries on Mississippi History, Applications Close Friday
The Emmett Till Interpretive Center holds an annual Delta Film Academy in which students create a documentary centered on Mississippi history.
The Emmett Till Interpretive Center holds an annual Delta Film Academy in which students create a documentary centered on Mississippi history.
The Mississippi Blues Delta Festival Brazil has taught attendees in Caxias do Sul of Mississippi’s connections to the blues genre for 14 years.
Residents fled their homes once again following a potential gas leak Sunday night in the same building where a gas leak killed residents Deshundra and Kendra Tate at the Sunset Village apartment complex in Cleveland, Miss., in August 2022.
The federal government has debarred the landlord of a Cleveland, Miss., apartment complex where two residents died in a gas leak.
The 2023 Mississippi Invitational’s theme, “Gulfs among Us,” threads through the show, resonating on multiple levels: in artwork centered in this region, and as a response to rifts of all types—social, political, cultural, environmental and internal.
In 2020, David “Dingo Dave” Williams finally decided to make lawn care a full-time profession and opened Dingo Dave’s Lawn Care & Home Repair in Boyle, Miss. He provides lawn-care services to around 40 homes and counting in Bolivar County.
Future rape victims in Mississippi can have more confidence that the State will process their rape test kits in a timely manner after Gov. Tate Reeves signed House Bill 485 into law on April 17, but much work remains to be done, Ilse Knecht told the Mississippi Free Press.
A Bolivar County judge has ordered an independent inspection of the Sunset Village apartments just outside Cleveland, Miss., to ensure no threat of gas or carbon monoxide poisoning remains after two people died there in August. Residents continue to live in nearby motels and many warn that living conditions remain unsafe at their units.
Bobby Rush, Central Transportation Commissioner Willie Simmons, Carla Thomas and Eddie Lloyd break ground at a press conference for the site of the National R&B Hall of Fame, which took place in Marks, Miss., on Sept. 30, 2022.
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