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No. 14 Jones beats Holmes; loses to Itawamba

By KEVIN MALONEY - JONES COLLEGE SPORTS INFORMATION KEVIN MALONEY - JONES COLLEGE SPORTS INFORMATION
Mon,03/16/26-8:30AM, 98 Reads
No. 14 Jones College kicked off the day with a 12-2 run-rule over Holmes but fell in the nightcap, 14-7, to Itawamba in an MACCC round robin Tuesday afternoon at Community Bank Park.
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Jones College and WDAM-TV honor Top of Class 2026

By TERESA MCCREERY TERESA MCCREERY
Sat,05/16/26-7:30AM, 98 Reads
Jones College was thrilled to be able to host WDAM-TV’s annual Top of Class 2026 recognition program with a live, “red-carpet” event. WDAM-TV news/weather personalities Riley Bridges, Trey Howard, Ross McLeod and Evan Miner and along with Jones College executive vice presidents, Dr.
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Tamu Green, CEO of SR1, listens as Letitia Johnson, finance director for the Mississippi Charter School Authorizer Board, answers questions during a hearing about SR1 on Thursday, May 14, 2026, in Jackson. Credit: Eric Shelton/Mississippi Today

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Mississippi may shut down a Canton charter school for severe fiscal mismanagement

By LEONARDO BEVILACQUA - MISSISSIPPI TODAY LEONARDO BEVILACQUA - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Thu,05/21/26-12:28PM, 98 Reads 4,253 Statewide
Leaders of SR1 College Preparatory and STEM Academy spent around $800,000 in a year when the school enrolled about 15 students.
About 99 students in Canton could lose their school by August if the Mississippi Charter School Authorizer Board agrees to revoke its charter.
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Construction of new Mississippi alcohol warehouse on schedule

By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Wed,06/18/25-2:02PM, 97 Reads 4,347 Statewide
For years, lawmakers discussed modernizing operations and expanding the facility. By August 2026, the new distribution center should be up and running.
Construction began in February on a new Alcohol Beverage Control (ABC) warehouse utilizing $95 million in state bond funds.
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No. 14 Jones beats Holmes; loses to Itawamba

Jones College and WDAM-TV honor Top of Class 2026

Mississippi may shut down a Canton charter school for severe fiscal mismanagement

Construction of new Mississippi alcohol warehouse on schedule

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