Day: January 21, 2026
Speak Loud, Speak Now
By: Chris Malone | Program Director and On-Air talent for KJLH-FM When history is at risk of being erased, we must speak out. In this “Culture In Rotation” series, we will explore various topics in entertainment, beginning with a critical issue: the diminishing contribution of social consciousness in art. To understand our current landscape, we…
Cozy Indoor Activities to Keep Children Busy During Cold Weather
By: The People’s Paper MS Staff When cold weather keeps kids indoors, cabin fever can set in quickly. The good news? Some of the best memories are made when families slow down and get creative at home. Here are simple, screen-light ideas to keep children engaged during icy or snowy days: Creative Time Learning Through…
What to Know About Power Outages, Frozen Pipes, and Utility Crews
By K. Monroe Carter Cold weather brings more than slick roads. It can also place added strain on power lines, water systems, and home plumbing across Mississippi. Ice accumulation and strong winds increase the risk of temporary power outages. Residents are encouraged to take simple precautions, including: If power is lost, residents should report the…
Is the Mad Dash to the Grocery Store Really Necessary?
By The People’s Paper MS Staff Every time ice or snow is mentioned in the forecast, grocery store aisles tell the story before the weather ever arrives. Bread, milk, eggs, and bottled water disappear almost overnight. But, is the mad dash really necessary? In most Mississippi winter events, the answer is: usually no. Unlike northern…