On Mayflower Meter Maids and Officer Catchings

And now this. Prior to last week, it was seven years and five months ago when the last Jackson police officer was killed in the line of duty.

This is what Thomas Catchings said then about Brian Kinsey, “Officer Kinsey was a very nice guy. He was nice to work with and fun to be around. My sympathy goes out to the family.”

Officer Thomas Catchings. Another class cop who paid the ultimate price to serve and protect the city he loved.

WLBT
3/25/5

On Mayflower Meter Maids and Officer Catchings

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On Mayflower Meter Maids and Officer Catchings

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State Board of Education names Mike Kent Interim State Superintendent

Mississippi Court of Appeals judges take oaths to begin new terms

Chaney appoints Dolan as Chief Deputy Fire Marshal

Final NFIB Optimism Index of the Year: Slight Improvement, but Inflation Remains a Challenge

Rick Whitlow’s Newsletter

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President Trump indicted in New York

President Biden to visit Mississippi community devastated by tornado

Legislature approves new court system within CCID and additional judges for Hinds County

President Joe Biden visits devastated Rolling Fork on Friday

Gunasekara appeals residency ruling to Mississippi Supreme Court

Gulf Coast economic development, infrastructure to receive $51 million in BP funds

Jackson County’s Singing River Health System to be sold to Louisiana-based Francisan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System

Agreement between Port of Gulfport, Ports America brings $43 million terminal investment

President Biden visits Rolling Fork, vows to build back better

60 Years of Sunnybrook: Molding teens into prepared young adults

Online threats to kids increase but you can help

State’s communities need cash, water, building supplies and organized people to help

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