SUMMARY: Gabriel Prado, a prominent Jackson businessman and owner of PraCon Global Investment Group, has endorsed state Sen. John Horhn for mayor of Jackson. Prado, known for investing in undervalued assets, has revitalized various local businesses and was instrumental in bringing Topgolf to the area. He believes Horhn is highly qualified and genuinely cares for the city’s residents. Horhn, who nearly won the Democratic primary outright, emphasizes the need for change in leadership amid current challenges facing Mayor Lumumba. He aims to promote accountability and transparency while collaborating for economic growth in Jackson. The runoff election takes place on April 22.

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SUMMARY: Since 2017, I’ve hosted over 1,350 travelers on more than 55 trips across Europe. What began as a single trip grew into a second business, taking up four months each year. Along the way, I’ve formed lasting friendships, especially with people from the South. One such person is Andy Anderson from Rolling Fork, Mississippi, who, after a devastating EF4 tornado in 2023, co-founded Rolling Fork Rising to help rebuild his community, focusing on helping renters left without homes. Their model, built on accountability and education, is making a real difference. Meeting people like Andy highlights the power of resilience and community.

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SUMMARY: William Carey University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine in Hattiesburg has earned top-10 national rankings for the fourth consecutive year in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 Best Graduate Schools of Medicine. The school ranked No. 7 for graduates serving in rural areas, No. 3 for primary care practice, and No. 4 for serving areas with health professional shortages. The program’s focus on primary care education has contributed to over 1,200 graduates, with more than 70% in primary care specialties. New facilities, including the Institute of Primary Care, aim to expand training and support Mississippi’s healthcare needs.

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