February 14, 2018. This day of love hadn’t started out too well. My old lady dog sleeps with me, her head pressing the bend of my knees.
This morning when I got out of bed, she made sharp yelping noises, as if she were having a bad dream. I had a hard time waking her up.
“I need you, June Cleaver.”
Staffers and volunteers for Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Mississippi are planning an inaugural fund-raiser scheduled for May 5 at The Fairview Inn.
Jackson Academy’s National Honor Society officers for 2017-2018 are (from left) Will Laird, Avery Anderson, Dolph Maxwell, Emma Ward, and Braden Lewis.
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School’s 3A MHSAA State Champion varsity boys basketball team greeted lower school students at carpool, visiting classrooms and signing team posters. Shown are (from left) Garrison Wade, Mary Mac Penton, Caitlin Penton, and Nolan Turner.
The Fabulous Friends (Down Syndrome) class at First Presbyterian Day School held a Jeans for Genes Day to recognize World Down Syndrome Day. The class raised more than $1,300 for the Central Mississippi Down Syndrome Society by asking the school for donations for the opportunity to wear jeans to school.
Jackson Prep 2017-18 seventh-grade girls basketball white team includes members (from left, back) Maggie McMillan, Bella Sushenia, Hannah Caloss, Catherine Kennedy, Bella Cole; (front) Truus Alford, Clair Gordin, Elizabeth Head, Sammie Zoog.
The cast of Jackson Academy’s spring play, “Dilemmas with Dinner,” (from left, backt) Brent Butler, Katherine Kelly, Latham Nance, Caitlin Johnson, Ashlyn Adair, Sarah Fisher; (middle row) Reese Overstreet, Thomas Iupe, Thomas Arnold, Francie LeDuff; (front) and Rett Stanley prepare for the show’s May 1 opening.
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Students listed to the honor roll for the third nine weeks at Madison Avenue Upper Elementary include:
Third Grade
Lucas Truong, First Presbyterian Day School preschool student, enjoyed a visit from firemen at their neighborhood station during Community Helper Week.
Madison Central High School students awarded friendliest are (from left) Vertreace Sanders and Adam McDonal.
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