This Civil Rights Movement icon founded the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (one of the organizations involved in West Jackson-based COFO) and in 1963, visited the [...]
With the extended weekend, getting out tonight might not be a bad idea, aye? If you’re looking for something to do, then perhaps a free concert may be just what the [...]
ATTENTION: The pre-Martin Luther King Day service project that was organized by the City of Jackson and Keep Jackson Beautiful has been cancelled. An explanation for the [...]
Every Friday at 9 a.m., people from all walks of life gather to learn and to linger at the Koinonia Friday Forum. The forum takes place at the cozy Koinonia Coffee House at [...]
So what form of transportation helped to fuel West Jackson’s population boom in the early 20th century? That would be (c.) the streetcar/electrified trolley. You know, [...]
At the start of the 20th century, West Jackson experienced a boom in population. What form of transportation helped fuel West Jackson’s growth during that time? A.) The [...]
Linda Lidell recently bought this house in West Jackson through the WESToration Initiative. On Saturday, November 13, we hosted our first WESToration event. To be completely [...]
Oh, the Metrocenter. Is it in West Jackson or South Jackson? It’s hard to be certain, but one thing is for certain: its successes and failure impact both parts [...]
This past Saturday, approximately 2,100 people participated in the 4th annual Mississippi Blues marathon. I, of course, was among those who participated…on the [...]
On Monday, January 17, millions of Americans will have a day off work to honor the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday observance. Dr. King worked tirelessly to [...]