SUMMARY: Four student-athletes from St. Patrick are advancing to the next level in their sports. Football player Jonathan D’Angelo will continue his career at Massachusetts Maritime Academy. Girls’ soccer standout Katherine Thrifty has committed to play at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, where she’ll be joined by fellow boy soccer player Michael Batty. Meanwhile, teammate John Paul Matina will pursue his athletic and academic journey at Meridian Community College. The athletes express gratitude for their mentors, parents, and their faith, emphasizing the significance of their achievements and support systems as they embark on this new chapter. Congratulations to the Fighting Irish!

The St. Patrick Fighting Irish saw four student-athletes officially sign to head to the next level.

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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Veterans Home at Tradition, a $60 million project in South Mississippi, is nearing completion. The 133,000-square-foot facility, set to open on April 11, will provide private rooms for up to 100 veterans. This facility aims to offer superior care, recreational activities, and a homelike atmosphere for residents. Veterans and their spouses who are honorably discharged can apply, with priority given to those already in the system. The home will phase in residents, starting with 20 veterans later this summer. For more information on eligibility or job opportunities, visit the facility’s website.

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SUMMARY: The completion of the two Woolmarket roundabouts has been delayed once again by MDOT, now expected to finish by summer 2025 instead of winter 2024. Councilman David Shoemaker reports ongoing complaints regarding the construction, citing issues such as uneven surfaces and eroding road edges. The project has faced interruptions, with periods of inactivity leaving roads in poor condition. Recent problems, including grade issues causing ponding on the roadway, necessitate tearing out the existing curb and laying new asphalt, contributing to further delays. Citizens remain frustrated, demanding transparency and swift resolution to the prolonged construction issues.

Woolmarket roundabouts completion pushed back again

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