LOVE’S Kitchen board remembers Fannie Johnson, temporarily suspends service
LOVE’S Kitchen is temporarily suspending service while remembering executive director Fannie Johnson and plans to reopen to continue her mission’s legacy.
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LOVE’S Kitchen is temporarily suspending service while remembering executive director Fannie Johnson and plans to reopen to continue her mission’s legacy.
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Read MoreThe Mississippi auditor said the state has the nation’s second-highest car tag fees and urged governments with authority to reduce them.
Read MoreThe 2026 Mississippi Museums Association Conference is scheduled for Sept. 17–18 at the Two Mississippi Museums in Jackson, organizers said.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce is hiring an Agriculture Market Team Leader to work with farmers and agricultural communities statewide.
Read MoreA Mississippi football coach drew attention for a “Christ is King” T-shirt and shared the story and faith behind it, according to Magnolia Shine Podcast.
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Read MoreThe University of Mississippi Medical Center recognized health care workers, staff, educators and students serving Mississippi on Labor Day.
Read MoreThe National Weather Service issued a marginal severe-weather threat for most of Mississippi on Sunday and urged residents to stay weather aware.
Read MoreOxford Police Department said in a Facebook post it honored Officer Morgan Owens, Officer Micah Taylor and PACE Officer Stephen
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