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Open house at Salvation Army's New Community Center

Open house at Salvation Army's New Community Center

The Jackson Metro Area Salvation Army's new Corps Community Center is having an open house Friday, Feb. 24 from 5-7 p.m.

This is an opportunity for the public to take a tour of the community center, learn about the developmental sports program and adult fitness classes, and sign up for summer camp and performing arts lessions.

The community center is located at 570 E. Beasley Road in Jackson.

For more information, call 601-982-4881.

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Project Shine Day of Service Saturday

Project Shine Day of Service Saturday

Transformation Jackson, New Horizon Church International and the Jackson Appreciation Club are teaming up for a day of service Saturday, Feb. 25.

The Project Shine Day of Service will kick off at 8 a.m. at Parham Bridges Park and last until noon.

Volunteers are asked to bring work gloves, weed eaters, rakes, saws and other outdoor tools.

Call Ronnie Crudup Jr., at 601-953-3276 for more details.

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JPS Administrator of the Year announced

JPS Administrator of the Year announced

JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - The principal of Davis Magnet Elementary, Dr. Jane Everly, has been named the Jackson Public Schools’ Administrator of the Year.

Interim Superintendent of JPS Dr. Jayne B. Sargent made the announcement Tuesday in a JPS Board of Trustees meeting.

According to JPS, Davis Magnet is the first elementary school in Mississippi authorized to offer the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program. The school achieved a Star School rating from the Mississippi Department of Education and was designated a U.S.

City, police department leadership react to officer arrests

JACKSON, MS (WLBT)- Jackson's mayor and police chief addressed the media following the arrest of patrol officers on corruption charges.

Both praised the police department's command staff for alerting federal agents to the scandal.

Jackson Police Chief Rebecca Coleman said because of measures in place, command staff identified the accused officers and exposed their illegal actions.

Coleman said the department has cooperated with the U.S. Attorney's Office and FBI, and they continue to strive to make sure the public trust in not compromised.

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Annual Little Light House Tea Party March 3

Annual Little Light House Tea Party March 3

The Little Light House of Central Mississippi’s 7th Annual Tea Party fundraiser is Saturday, March 3, at The Fairview Inn in Jackson from 2-4 p.m.

The party includes an afternoon tea complete with scones, cakes and sandwiches provided by Sophia’s Restaurant. There will also be a silent art auction and a ladies hat competition.

JPS teachers honored at Greater Jackson teacher recognition luncheon

JPS teachers honored at Greater Jackson teacher recognition luncheon

Two JPS teachers were honored with twelve others as "masters of the classroom" by the Greater Jackson Chamber Partnership during the 2011 Metro Teacher Recognition Program held Thursday at the Old Capitol Inn in Jackson.

The honorees from JPS were La'Keshia Opara-Nadi of Pecan Park Elementary, and Hope Pearson of McWillie Elementary. Their principals and JPS Interim Superintendent Dr. Jayne B. Sargent also attended the luncheon... Read More

McWillie educator is JPS teacher of the year

By Jewell Hillery

JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - The passion, hard work and dedication that one Jackson Public School teacher exhibits in her school has placed her at the top of her class.

During an ordinary day at school, McWillie Elementary school teacher Hope Pearson received an unordinary surprise from interim JPS Superintendent Jayne Sargent.  Pearson is the 2011-2012 JPS Teacher of the Year.