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21/07/2024

UPDATE FOUND!

Kaycee Johnson
📍 Location: Prentiss, MS
📅 Last Seen: July 17, 2024
👤 Age Now: 14

📄 Circumstances: Kaycee went missing from her home at 6 pm on July 17, 2024. Kaycee was last seen wearing a Gray tank top with a unicorn on it saying Follow your dreams, black shorts, pink flip flops, and a blue backpack with Stitch on it.

📞 If you have any information, please contact the Jefferson Davis County Sheriff 601-792-5169

🌐 Kaycee Johnson Database Entry: https://www.missingpeopleinamerica.org/missing/Kaycee-Johnson



Practice pass it forward. Leave love for the missing, that they'll be found safe. What area are you putting their flyer in, online? Are you taking any additional efforts to help find them? Let's bring Kaycee Johnson home.

27/06/2024

PLEASE SHARE: Police in Hattiesburg need your help finding 15-year-old Nevaeh Townsend, who was last seen on Friday.

If anyone has information on Townsend’s whereabouts, contact HPD at (601) 544-7900 or Metro Crime Stoppers at (601) 582-STOP (7867).

19/05/2024

BRANDON: Congratulations to this sweetie on reading 600 books with “1,000 Books Before Kindergarten.” Parents, this is the perfect way to introduce your little ones to the love of reading. Stop by the library and ask us how your child can read “1,000 Books Before Kindergarten.”

28/02/2024

NFusion Metro is hosting some great events the week of Spring Break! Check out their page to learn more about their programs.

07/02/2024

UPDATE: The child was taken to the hospital with unknown health issues and will be observed overnight. One or more family members may face criminal charges.

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Jackson Police are looking for any relatives of this child. If you recognize him or know any of his family members, you are asked to call Jackson Police at 601-960-1234.

16/11/2023

Moms who are expecting come out for a FREE Pop Up prenatal Clinic this Saturday!

13/06/2023

This Saturday

MPB - Mississippi Public Broadcasting’s Summer Learning Family Fun Day returns to the Jackson Convention Complex, Saturday, June 17 from 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Education and health-related vendors from across Mississippi will be on hand to provide resources and fun hands-on learning stations.

Come enjoy hands-on activities and a book giveaway, in addition to meeting MPB and PBS characters like Ed Said, Alma's Way, Daniel Tiger, and McGruff. Also, enjoy special performances from Ed Said and Move2Learn.

Our theme this year is "All together…together." The main goal is to enrich the lives of Mississippi families through literacy activities. We aim to engage and encourage families to learn together. Summer Learning Family Fun Day is an example of how MPB interacts with its communities to promote summer learning. Summer reading is critical and helps prevent the “summer learning slide.” It also supports student learning and engagement.

MPB is collaborating with many partner organizations to call attention to the importance of summer learning opportunities and celebrate the impact of high-quality programs in curbing the harmful effects of summer learning loss.

Sponsored in part by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Mississippi.

Vendors:

United Way; Mississippi Smiles; Hattiesburg Zoo; Mississippi Aquarium; Fantastic Face Painting & Body Art; MPB Book Table/ Medgar Evers Librarians; Medgar Evers Library Table; Mississippi Children's Museum; Mind in the Making Vroom; Mississippi Museum of Natural Science; Snap Happy Face Painting; LINK (Canopy); Mississippi Department of Education; Mississippi Agriculture Museum; The MAX; Mississippi Department of Health; The CAY (Dr. Susan Buttross); MEMA; Greenline Creative LLC; The Grammy Museum; The Children's Foundation of Mississippi; Jackson-Hinds Comprehensive Health Center; MSU Extension/ 4-H; MS Council on Economic Education; Mississippi Library Commission Talking Books; UMMC Tele-Health; The Literacy Center; Attorney Gen. Office of Consumer Protection; Corbin Hopkins(Student Author); Office of Nutrition Education Mississippi State University Extension

23/02/2023

Pastor Dwayne K. Pickett, Sr.

26/12/2022

20/07/2022

We're so excited to be partnering with Heal America for the FALL BRAWL “ HOOPER’S HOOP IN THE FALL” Tournament, August 13-14 in Jackson, MS.

This is an Elite Basketball Exposure Tournament for boys 11-17 years old.

Over 12 media outlets will be there! $375 entry fee with Multi-team discounts!

To learn more, visit: https://basketball.exposureevents.com/186702/fall-brawl-hoopers-hoop-in-the-fall

20/07/2022

Rates of mental illnesses in African American communities are similar to those of the general population. However, African Americans statistically receive services at a lower rate. For example, 1 in 3 African Americans who need mental health care receives it. Also, Black Americans are more likely to stop treatment early and are less likely to receive follow-up care than the general population.

Let’s stop underestimating the seriousness of mental disorders, down-playing symptoms, or not wanting to seek help due to stigmas surrounding mental wellness. Contrary to popular beliefs, no one is “crazy” for seeking help. Many resources and people are gifted to help communities overcome the impacts of mental illness and substance use disorders. No one has to, nor should they fight these battles alone.
Lena Horne said, “It’s not the load that breaks you down; it’s the way you carry it.” Community resources, including family, friends, neighbors, and faith-based organizations, are vital to mental wellness, as are gifted professionals.

If you want to know how you and your organization can help your community, please inbox or call me at 601-321-2400 today! If you need to be connected to community resources to help, call or inbox me.

Brian S.
Mister Customer Service Consulting /
Hinds Behavioral Health Services - Region 9 -
Congregational Recovery Outreach Program Coordinator (www.hbhs9.com/crop)

06/06/2022

Parents check this offer out from T-Mobile.

With Project 10Million, we're providing eligible student households free internet on our expanded network to help fight the homework gap. Learn more today!

14/05/2022

City of Jackson to Host Summer Film Camp

Campers will participate in the production of an actual independent feature movie

(Jackson, Miss.) - Lights, camera, action!

The City of Jackson in the coming months will host its first ever summer film, theater and technology camp for Jackson youth. The Film Jackson Youth Summer Camp will introduce 20 students ages 13 to 18 to creative and technical workforce opportunities in the film industry. Campers will learn about all aspects of the filmmaking process from concept to premiere and participate in the production of an actual independent feature movie.

“This is a great opportunity to engage our youth into something constructive and positive,” said Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba. “We’re beginning to see the viability of the film industry in Mississippi and with that comes a great opportunity for our youth.”

Those interested in attending the camp can pick-up an application at City Hall or apply online at www.jacksonms.gov/summer-camp-application/.

What: Film Jackson Youth Summer Camp

Where: Smith Robertson Museum & Cultural Center
528 Bloom St., Jackson

When: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday - Friday (some Saturdays possible)
June 13 to July 8

Who: 20 Jackson youth ages 13 to 18

For more information, please call 601-960-4028.