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Black History Month Stories
Laurel resident making a positive impact in her community
Changemaker and Laurel resident Phyllis Snowden devotes her time to serving her community, helping children and assisting the elderly.
By
Vanessa Pacheco
‘Wee’ Willie Heidelburg’s colossal impact on college football
“Wee” Willie Heidelburg was the first African-American to play football for one of Mississippi’s historically white Division I schools.
By
Taylor Curet
ESPN to feature JSU on ‘First Take’ for Black History Month
Jackson State University will be the subject of ESPN’s First Take with Stephen A. Smith.
By
Jacob Gallant
Changemakers: Brothers recall making history as members of Heidelberg Seven
Two Heidelberg brothers helped make history years ago and their legacy continues to this day.
By
Melissa Rademaker
Changemakers: The story of Thomas Pharmacy in Laurel
It’s been nearly 70 years since Isaac L. Thomas opened Thomas Pharmacy in Laurel on Front Street.
By
Caroline Wood
Hattiesburg councilwoman working to restore Ward 2
Hattiesburg Councilwoman Deborah Delgado has represented the folks of Ward 2 for five terms now.
By
Karrie Leggett-Brown
Black History Month videos
Black History Month
Laurel resident making a positive impact in her community
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Black History Month
‘Wee’ Willie Heidelburg’s colossal impact on college football
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Black History Month
Changemakers: Brothers recall making history as members of Heidelberg Seven
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Black History Month
Changemakers: The story of Thomas Pharmacy in Laurel
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Black History Month
Hattiesburg councilwoman working to restore Ward 2
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Black History Month
Hattiesburg basketball coach making difference in players' lives
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