St. Luther M.B. Church joined forces with residents in Dalton Deer Park and University Park throughout October to host cleanup and outreach efforts, revitalizing neighborhoods and strengthening community bonds.

Local election officials across Mississippi have modified at least 54 precincts in 24 counties, including Hinds County, since the March 2024 primary election.

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Jackson native Ruthania Hudson is a JAN Ward 5 representative and honorary Alta Woods Neighborhood Association president.

Cooperation Jackson is an emerging vehicle for sustainable community development, economic democracy, and community ownership.

November 2024 will make a year since Locke Ward and Roger Parkes started spearheading several cleanups of I-55 underpasses, frontage roads, and exits in North Jackson.

Jackson residents should email public comments to jacksonmswater@epa.gov by Friday, October 31, 2024. 

Her passion is working with young people to teach them life skills, showing them love and respect, and creating a safe space for acceptance.

Mayor Lumumba shared the progress made and the challenges Jackson is still facing.

The City of Jackson started its Street Resurfacing Project in October 2023 with Phase 1A.

The Greater Belhaven Foundation is gearing up for its annual Fall Cleanup Day on Saturday, October 12, 2024.

Neighborhood associations are the building blocks of the larger community and one of the most effective ways for citizens to be heard, fight crime, improve infrastructure, and enhance quality of life.

Friends of Livingston Park, the Zoo Area Progressive Partnership ZAPP, and Revitalize Mississippi partnered to make this project possible.

Jackson residents should prepare for the strong possibility of severe flooding and high winds.

Raspberry is one of Mississippi Business Journal’s Top 50 Distinguished Leading Women in Business and a Goodwill Industries Volunteer Salute honoree.

Check out the Summer Edition of the City of Jackson Newsletter! Discover how the City is improving efficiency and service. Stay informed and engaged with what’s happening in Jackson!

The Office of Capitol Police has released its Capitol Complex Improvement District (CCID) Map of its primary areas of jurisdiction in Jackson.

This change could cause some Jackson residents to have new council representatives and voting precincts.

The sidewalk that connects St. Charles Avenue to Robinson Street is now clean and clear, and students have better access to and from school thanks to the volunteer work of Jackson residents and local leaders and businesses.

The Jackson Neighborhood Engagement Support Grant funds Jackson neighborhoods to cover a neighborhood meeting or event expense. The $100 one-time use grant will be awarded to 10 Jackson neighborhoods that are engaging their residents within the city limits of Jackson.