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Brent Shelby, right, discusses processes of the water treatment facility in the Wellsgate subdivision in Oxford, Miss., on Monday, March 10, 2025. Credit: Eric Shelton/Mississippi Today

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Customers of some of the state’s worst water and sewer systems are seeing ‘astronomic’ rate hikes

By ALEX ROZIER - MISSISSIPPI TODAY ALEX ROZIER - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Thu,04/24/25-12:18PM, 158 Reads 7,691 Statewide
This is the second half of a two-part story on small water and sewer systems. Read part one here.
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Democratic leaders outdated

By ROBERT PENNY ROBERT PENNY
Wed,07/09/25-4:46PM, 158 Reads 8,136 Statewide
Democrat leaders have no new ideas. Thankfully, President Trump has a lot of new ideas. As a businessman, he doesn’t mind trying them out. He puts them into executive orders and discusses them with reporters. Some work, some don’t—but at least he’s willing to think outside the box.
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After her daughter, Harmony Ball-Stribling, died on the way to a hospital in Yazoo County, Shenelle Ball-Burks implored the Humphreys County supervisors to figure out how to reopen the Belzoni hospital. Credit: Eric J. Shelton/Mississippi Today

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Mississippi needs policies to help moms, advocates tell lawmakers

By SOPHIA PAFFENROTH - MISSISSIPPI TODAY SOPHIA PAFFENROTH - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Thu,11/06/25-11:30AM, 160 Reads 7,610 Statewide
Moms face a public health crisis that’s putting Mississippi behind every other state, and it could get worse under federal changes, speakers said at a Legislative Black Caucus hearing.
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Lewis “Buddy” Nordan: Blurring truth and fiction into luminosity

By RICHELLE PUTNAM - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE RICHELLE PUTNAM - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Thu,08/14/25-12:32PM, 158 Reads 7,378 Statewide
His stories allowed outsiders to view Mississippi as both haunting and magical.
Lewis Alonzo “Buddy” Nordan was born August 23, 1939, in Forest, Mississippi. He grew up in Itta Bena, the background of his tragic, comedic, yet brilliant stories, which combine the ordinary and the extraordinary.
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Customers of some of the state’s worst water and sewer systems are seeing ‘astronomic’ rate hikes

Democratic leaders outdated

Mississippi needs policies to help moms, advocates tell lawmakers

Lewis “Buddy” Nordan: Blurring truth and fiction into luminosity

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