Sometimes acclaimed poet C. T. Salazar of Columbus marvels, “Oh, good Lord, what a great life I have.”
Read MoreJen Cornett of Brandon goes for grief counseling to recover from the sudden death of her boyfriend in November.
Read MoreMagdalin Fulce used to take three different prescription medications for anxiety and depression.
She doesn’t take any now, not because she doesn’t need it, but because she can’t afford it.
Read MoreUniversity of Mississippi student Johnny Douglas of Oxford was worried that his therapy for depression and anxiety might stop in its tracks when the COVID-19 pandemic started.
Read MoreIn March, Millsaps College was one of over 1,100 colleges in the nation that was forced to close its doors due to the surge in the coronavirus pandemic and transition from in-person classes to online-only instruction. As a result, students’ lives were turned upside down and they were faced with the harsh reality of our new normal.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Department of Mental Health confirmed Friday that 56 patients and an unknown number of staff at four of its 12 facilities have confirmed COVD-19 infections—a much higher number than reported previously, according to figures from the agency.
Read MoreChildren of Klansmen are sometimes haunted by the sins of their fathers.
Read MoreCOVID-19 may have claimed the life of an inmate at the Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman.
The Mississippi Department of Corrections issued a statement Monday evening about the inmate, who died Saturday. His test for the novel coronavirus came back positive after his death.
Read MoreState cuts to the health care system over the past decade are costing lives now in the battle against a coronavirus pandemic, says the former chancellor over the University of Mississippi Medical Center.
Read MoreMississippi may stand trial on allegations the state broke its promise to provide “a uniform system of free public schools.”
Read MoreCortney Hood of Tupelo knows the coronavirus pandemic is rattling her. She can see it in her daily routine.
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