Trell KimmonsNicknamed the "Coldwater Comet," U.S. Olympic track team member Trell Kimmons holds the Mississippi state record in the 100-meter dash with a time of 10.39 seconds.
Laurie Bertram RobertsWhen she was 18, Laurie Roberts lay on a hospital table on the edge of life.
Mollie WyattHelping abusers and victims of domestic violence get to the root of their problems is "a passion in my heart sent from God," Mollie Wyatt says.
Sally RideCalifornia native Sally Ride's journey began in 1978, when NASA chose her and six other women for astronaut training, a male-dominated field.
David KellyDavid Kelly is asking west Jackson residents to be open minded about a proposed development he and Chartre Consulting want to build near Jackson State University.
Jonathan RandolphBrandon golfer Jonathan Randolph is playing at the True South Classic, Mississippi's only PGA tournament.
William RaspberryWilliam Raspberry, a Mississippi native who spent five decades as a reporter and then a Washington Post columnist, died July 17.
Timothy OreyTimothy Orey has wanted to entertain people since he can remember.
Mayor Chuck JordanMayor Chuck Jordan is about to declare Greenville, Miss., the Hot Tamale Capital of the World.
Mike ChaneyThe Affordable Care Act has affected few in Mississippi more than State Commissioner of Insurance Mike Chaney.
"Kidd" JordanTonight at 8 p.m., the Yellow Scarf plays host to saxophonist "Kidd" Jordan.
Nicknamed the "Coldwater Comet," U.S. Olympic track team member Trell Kimmons holds the Mississippi state record in the 100-meter dash with a time of 10.39 seconds.
When she was 18, Laurie Roberts lay on a hospital table on the edge of life.
U.S. Olympic Team member Bianca Knight was born in Ridgeland in 1989, and currently lives in Austin, Texas.
UPDATE Aug 8, 2012: Brittney Reese won a gold medal in the Women's Long Jump.
Helping abusers and victims of domestic violence get to the root of their problems is "a passion in my heart sent from God," Mollie Wyatt says.
California native Sally Ride's journey began in 1978, when NASA chose her and six other women for astronaut training, a male-dominated field.
David Kelly is asking west Jackson residents to be open minded about a proposed development he and Chartre Consulting want to build near Jackson State University.
Brandon golfer Jonathan Randolph is playing at the True South Classic, Mississippi's only PGA tournament.
William Raspberry, a Mississippi native who spent five decades as a reporter and then a Washington Post columnist, died July 17.
Timothy Orey has wanted to entertain people since he can remember.
The Affordable Care Act has affected few in Mississippi more than State Commissioner of Insurance Mike Chaney.
Tonight at 8 p.m., the Yellow Scarf plays host to saxophonist "Kidd" Jordan.