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The new signal-controlled intersection hopes for safer access for pedestrians and automobiles to UMMC and Murrah High School.

“We expect this to inspire Jacksonians to rethink and reimagine our streets as public places.”

Rainbow asks its supporters to invite anyone farmers, restaurateurs, or simply fans of local slow food movements to attend these sessions.

The Soggy Sweat Craft Beer and BBQ Festival and New Stage’s “Morningside:” just the tip of the activities iceberg on happenings around town.

A $20 ticket gets you samples of a specialty firkin beer, collaborated on by Mississippi brewers, and bbq, available until gone.

Five categories included 18 winners, as chosen by this year’s show juror, Wyatt Waters.

The JHS is the largest long-term study of cardiovascular health in a defined group, or cohort, of African-Americans.

Art, music and socializing opportunities abound, from Americana to classical. Sherry says, “Open your ears. Open your eyes. Enjoy!”

The first pieces, part of a collection called “kinfolk,” utilize upcycled ceramic decal in their design, fired permanently in the glass.

“The pinnacle is when you emotionally connect with people. When I paint, I’m just trying to be honest. Because what people judge most is honesty.”