Small Mississippi Town Finds Creative Ways to Treat COVID-19 Patients
by Hayden Wiggs and Madeleine Nolan LEAKESVILLE, MS – As the rest of the country grappled with the burgeoning COVID-19 pandemic and the virus’s arrival
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What one Mississippi hospital has to say about their Emergency Medical Services and how they function despite the deficiencies in rural areas
By journalism students Ashton Logan and Cearra Moore Calhoun County, MISS. — Driving into Calhoun County, Mississippi, visitors are met with small communities, where
Mississippi Residents Suffer from Lack of Transportation
By Cameron Smith and Loral Winn MISSISSIPPI – Residents in Mississippi struggle to get to work, doctor’s appointments, and grocery stores due to a lack
Mississippi’s Drug-Related Overdoses and Deaths Continue to Rise
By journalism students Anna Caroline Barker and Dayna Drake MISSISSIPPI – James Moore, family bike shop owner and an advocate for addiction recovery, lost his
Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Fights to Survive Diabetes and COVID-19
By Benita Whitehorn and Sazzad Hossain Clarice Billy is a survivor. A petite, soft-spoken Choctaw woman who adores and lives for her four grandsons and
Jones County sees alarming spike in suicides, mental health emergencies
By Jared Redding, Michael Gross LAUREL, Miss. — Four suicide calls to the Jones County Sheriff’s Department (JCSD) over the course of one “Bad Weekend”