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Madison County supervisors on Monday were split over moving forward with a $360,500 remodeling of their meeting room. 
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Scamming results in training

Madison County employees will soon begin cybersecurity training at a cost of nearly $10,000 following the recent social engineering scam resulting in over $2.7 million being sent to a fraudster. 

Madison Central 30Plus Gold Club

Madison Central High School inducted 135 students into 30Plus Gold Club last week.

G’stadt Rotary Club in the works

GLUCKSTADT — Local leaders here are working to organize a Gluckstadt Rotary Club, according to Madison-Ridgeland Rotarian and businessman Mark Doiron who is leading the effort.

Fentanyl dealer sentenced to 32 years in prison

A Pearl man was sentenced to serve 32 years in prison on a 2022 drug charge related to the sale of fentanyl in Madison, District Attorney Bubba Bramlett, announced Tuesday.

Lost Rabbit restaurant OK’d

LOST RABBIT — A new restaurant at the Town Center here was given the green light by the county on Monday.

Harrison named assistant superintendent

Madison County Schools recently announced that Jay Harrison will serve the district as an Assistant Superintendent. For 25 years Harrison has worked in the education profession, serving as a coach, teacher, assistant principal, and currently as the Director of Operations for Madison County Schools.

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Hart, Worthy inducted into Hall of Fame

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Two Madison County natives were inducted into the Holmes Community College Sports Hall of Fame last week

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DUNCAN/Christ anointed with oil: For burial

If you have your Bibles, I’d invite you to turn with me to Matthew 26:6-13. The passage breaks into three parts. You see in verses 6 – 7 this strange experience, this extravagant action by this woman.

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GLUCKSTADT JOURNAL

Police department on track to open by August

Work continues on the city’s new police department and municipal building.

The brand new $8 million Gluckstadt Police Station and Municipal Court building is on track to be operational by the end of August.

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Congratulations to Officer Christian Venzen (pictured bottom left) and Officer Tristan Ainsworth (pictured bottom right) for the successful completion of Texas A&M’s Extension Services Basic Police Motorcycle Operations course.
MADISON — After more than 80 hours of specialized training, two police officers here have become the two latest additions to the Madison Police Department Motorcycle Unit.
Jay Harrison
Madison County Schools recently announced that Jay Harrison will serve the district as an Assistant Superintendent. For 25 years Harrison has worked in the education profession, serving as a coach, teacher, assistant principal, and currently as the Director of Operations for Madison County Schools.
LOST RABBIT — A new restaurant at the Town Center here was given the green light by the county on Monday.
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Joyful Noise from First Baptist Church Flora recently went to The Blake in Ridgeland to sing and reminisce with the senior residents. 
Caroline Rose Johnston of Ridgeland recently served as a page for the Mississippi Senate. 
Pictured, front row from left, are Supervisors Trey Baxter, Gerald Steen and Karl Banks (Back) Madison County Chancery Clerk Ronny Lott; Supervisor Casey Brannon; Sheriff Randy Tucker; Supervisor Paul Griffin; Jan Collins, Executive Director at MCBL&F.
The Madison County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution proclaiming May 13-17, 2024, as Madison County Law Enforcement Appreciation Week. 
Damage on Yacht Club Rd. in Ridgeland, Mississippi
Highway 51 reopened Thursday evening as just a few hundred people are left without power in Madison County, officials say.
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Holmes art students earn awards at 2024 MCCAIA State Student Art Competition

Pictured are Holmes art students (left to right) Hannah Hurst of Jackson, Emeree Moncrief of Madison and Caroline Newman of Jackson. These three students, along with (not pictured) Allison Mott of Madison, earned awards at the 2024 Mississippi Community College Art Instructors Association (MCCAIA)’s Student Art Exhibition and Competition.

Four students from Holmes Community College’s Ridgeland Campus earned awards at the 2024 Mississippi Community College Art Instructors Association (MCCAIA)’s Student Art Exhibition and Competition. Award winners included Hannah Hurst of Jackson, Emeree Moncrief of Madison, Allison Mott of Madison and Caroline Newman of Jackson. The students were recognized during an awards ceremony on Wednesday, March 27, at Southwest Mississippi Community College.

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