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Location change announced for Yazoo Backwater Study public meetings
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Vicksburg District has announced a series of public meetings to gather feedback on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the Yazoo Backwater Study Area. The DEIS, published on June 28, outlines proposed actions and potential impacts related to flood risk management in the region. The meetings previously scheduled […]
River City town hall part 2: Flaggs discusses animal shelter, trash pickup, 2025 budget
Vicksburg Mayor George Flaggs Jr. hosted a town hall-style meeting Tuesday night, using the forum to address a number of citywide issues and opening the floor to discussion from a packed house at the Robert M. Walker Building. Among concerns addressed at Tuesday’s meeting were public safety, employee pay raises, progress on the city’s animal […]
Mother sentenced to 30 years in 2023 death of 3-year-old son
On Wednesday in Warren County court, Judge M. James Chaney sentenced Brooke Mallett to 30 years in prison, the maximum sentence allowed by law, in the death of her young child in 2023. Mallett received the maximum of 20 years for manslaughter in the death of her son Kaiden Mallett, and five-year sentences for each […]
Old Post Files: July 17, 1924 to 2014
Old Post Files is a regular feature within the pages of The Vicksburg Post’s print edition and digital e-edition. This feature looks back at some of the happenings from the pages of The Vicksburg Post over the past few decades. Enjoy. 100 Years Ago: 1924 Mrs. Berry Goodrum, who had been ill, was improving. • […]
Frederick’s Boutique set to close, Massey to retire
It was nearly impossible to get inside the doors at Frederick’s Boutique Saturday. In fact, it was a challenge to even find a parking space along Washington Street as well-wishers came out to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the store and the approaching retirement of owner Norma Massey. “It was so awesome,” Massey said of […]
Flaggs, Hosemann call for prayer, peace following attempt on Trump’s life
After former President Donald Trump was wounded during an assassination attempt at a campaign rally Saturday in Pennsylvania, both local and state officials have called for prayer and peace from citizens as this year’s election season continues to move forward. During Monday’s regular meeting of the Board of Mayor and Alderman, Vicksburg Mayor George Flaggs […]
River City town hall part 1: Flaggs, Kimble address city government, public safety
Vicksburg Mayor George Flaggs Jr. hosted a town hall-style meeting Tuesday night, using the forum to address a number of citywide issues and opening the floor to discussion from a packed house at the Robert M. Walker Building. Among concerns addressed at Tuesday’s meeting were public safety, employee pay raises, progress on the city’s animal […]
Threats and Secret Service visits: Former Bennie Thompson staffer speaks about aftermath of viral Trump post
By Jan Griffey The Natchez Democrat NATCHEZ — Jacqueline “Jackie” Marsaw is living a nightmare of sorts, but one she freely admits she brought on herself. Marsaw posted a comment on Facebook Saturday, shortly after the shooting at a Donald Trump rally in Pennsylvania, that she meant to be humorous. Unfortunately for her, others did […]
Vicksburg Police Department arrest reports: July 8 to July 14
Gracie Kaylin Burke was charged on July 8 with Weekend Jail Time. Bobby Maurice Williams was charged on July 8 with Contempt of Court, Seatbelt Violation, No Insurance (1st Offense) and D.L. Suspended For Other Reasons (1st Offense). Mary Elizabeth Rush was charged on July 8 with Weekend Jail Time. Andrea Hughes was charged on […]
Stamps: Disabled person rescued from house fire
Vicksburg Fire Chief Derrick Stamps said a fire at an apartment complex on Speed Street late Monday night could have ended in tragedy after an accident in the kitchen put a disabled resident’s life at risk. “Fire crews responded to 821 Speed Street for a reported structure fire,” Stamps said. “Upon arrival, the crew could […]
Years of service: City of Vicksburg recognizes 7 employees for combined 57 years
Vicksburg Mayor George Flaggs Jr. during Monday’s regular meeting of the Vicksburg Board of Mayor and Aldermen recognized city employees for their years of service. Honored on Monday were Vicksburg Police Department’s Danielle Williams and Torin Nailor, each for 10 years of service; Vicksburg Police Department employee Anedra Jones and water department employee Victor Parson, […]
VPD: Texas woman arrested for narcotics possession
A traffic stop on Interstate 20 led to a much lengthier travel delay for a Texas woman over the weekend. According to information from Vicksburg Police Department (VPD), 46-year-old Sheila Ingram of Grand Prairie, Texas was arrested Sunday following the traffic stop. She was found to be in possession of illegal controlled substances. Ingram appeared […]
Family members arrested for possession of burglary tools, drugs
Three family members were taken into custody by Vicksburg Police Department (VPD) officers following a report of suspicious behavior and each made an initial court appearance Monday. According to VPD, officers were dispatched to the area of the Clay Street and Mission 66 intersection Thursday for reports suspicious activity. Taken into custody were 43-year-old Christopher […]
Murder suspect makes initial court appearance; has bond set at $3 million
The Vicksburg man arrested last week in connection with a fatal stabbing on Clark Street made his initial appearance in Vicksburg Municipal Court Monday Roosevelt Harris, 49, is charged with murder after Vicksburg police responded to a home in the 800 block of Clark Street Friday just after 4 a.m. and found 50-year-old Christie Ware, […]
Smith receives Lifetime Achievement Award at Benevolent Club’s 49th annual banquet
River City native Dora Smith was honored with the Vicksburg Homecoming-Benevolent Club’s highest accolade Saturday night when she was named the 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award winner at the organization’s 49th annual banquet. Presenting Smith with her award was Homecoming-Benevolent Club President Willie L. Glasper Sr., who said she has worn many hats during her decades […]
Hometown heritage: Third generation of Hylands take charge at Farm Bureau
For Wil Keen Hyland, Vicksburg has been a part of his life as long as he can remember. Summer visits with his grandparents, Dee and John Leigh Hyland III, brought cherished memories and propelled him to return to Vicksburg as an adult. The Hyland family legacy in Warren County dates back to the 1780s. “I’m […]
From war to the supernatural, First East Street’s cottage has seen it all
This Greek Revival cottage at 1115 First East Street was built around 1857 for William and Elizabeth (Eliza) Curlee. It is said to have been living quarters for nurses who aided Confederate and Union soldiers when the Duff Green house across the street was converted into a hospital during the Civil War. William Curlee was […]
Local students make Southern Mississippi’s President’s List, Dean’s List
The University of Southern Mississippi has released its President’s List and Dean’s Lists for the 2024 spring semester. The President’s List includes full-time students who earned a perfect 4.0 grade point average (all A’s). Dean’s List scholars are those with at least a 3.5 grade point average, but less than a 4.0. Students recognized from […]
On the Shelf: exploring the Parent Resource Center
This week we would like to focus on our Parent Resource Center, located downstairs in the Children’s Department. This area offers a variety of resources meant to support parents and children. Here, you will find Baby Brain Boxes, Toddler Brain Boxes, Preschool Brain Boxes, Story Kits, Sensory toys and Pretend and Play sets. These kits […]
Golden gathering: OASIS group at Crossway enjoys fellowship
OASIS, or Outstanding Adults Sharing in Service, is a large group of senior adults spending time together at Crossway Church. The mission statement of the group is “to provide a welcoming environment wherein members can connect with each other, grow in the Lord, and serve the Lord with all their mind, heart and strength.” The […]
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