AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoJackson Halloween: Fall Family Day at the Two Mississippi Museums offered trick-or-treating, ghost stories and Día de los Muertos activities, alongside events at the Children’s Museum and Jackson Zoo. Choctaw Heritage: The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians is seeking tips after fencing was damaged at Nanih Waiya Cave, a sacred site tied to the tribe’s origins. Election Access: Incorrect or outdated polling-place listings in eight counties could misdirect voters; check your location with local election officials before heading to the polls. Mississippi History: A new marker in Oktibbeha County honors five of the region’s first Black state legislators, part of a project to commemorate Reconstruction-era lawmakers statewide. Arts and Preservation: Jackson’s Smith Robertson Museum is showing civil rights photographs and asking visitors to help identify people pictured; Starkville also marked progress restoring the historically Black Brush Arbor Cemetery. What’s Next: In-N-Out’s CEO named Mississippi among states the chain may consider for future expansion, though no locations are confirmed.
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