Good morning, Jackson.

Residents, city leaders, clergy, and community advocates gathered Tuesday evening at Central United Methodist Church to conclude a series of public meetings on data centers and power generation impacts in the area.

Councilwoman Montyne Tina Clay hosted the event, which ended with praise + prayer for unity.

In Jackson, the youth crime prevention event at City Hall on Wednesday, Jun.

24 brought together local professionals and Councilman Kenneth Stokes (Ward 3) to offer mentorship and trade connections aimed at helping children overcome challenges.

Deep South Today has received a $300,000 grant from Public Welfare Foundation to boost judicial system reporting at Mississippi Today — the expanded coverage will investigate juvenile detention centers and public defense challenges.

Workers at MARL are handling a crisis as they take in roughly 100 animals a day, forcing the shelter to euthanize some due to overcrowding.

The agency is urging residents to spay and neuter pets and seeking help from JPD Animal Control Unit to ease the burden.

Rising high school seniors may join a free one-week residential summer program from July 12 to 17 at Hinds Community College (Utica Campus) that introduces college planning and HBCU options.

The TMCF SOAR HBCU Scholars Program will help students learn about admissions, financial aid, scholarships, and career pathways.

Over 400 community members signed a petition calling for changes at Mississippi Schools for the Deaf and Blind.

School officials are set to review the request as advocates push for improved educational support for affected students.

At the Neshoba County Fair yesterday, Attorney General Lynn Fitch said she will announce her future political plans soon while Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann declared he will support redistricting as the Legislature looks to redraw electoral maps.

Dead Letter Office - A Tribute to R.E.M.

10 p.m. — Martin's Downtown — Tickets available — Experience the music and energy of R.E.M. with the acclaimed tribute band, Dead Letter Office.

Ben Marney and Home Cookin' Concert

8-11 p.m. — Duling Hall Live Music & Events — Tickets $30 ($35 day of show) — Experience 50 years of outlaw country with Ben Marney and Homecookin', featuring special guests Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams.

Playmaker College Basketball Camp at Millsaps College

June 29 - July 3 — Millsaps College — Registration required — An immersive basketball training camp aimed at developing skills and leadership for young players.

Basketball Camp: Point Guard College at Millsaps College

July 6-10 — Millsaps College — $995 — Elevate your basketball IQ and leadership at this premier camp for serious players.

For Eve: EP Release Show

10 p.m. — Martin's Downtown — Refunds up to 7 days before event — Experience the warm and bluesy sounds of Mississippi's own For Eve at their EP release show.

2nd Annual Back to Flow Bash

9 AM – 12 PM — Jackson Medical Mall — Free entry — A back-to-school hygiene support event providing essential supplies for students and teachers.

Twurt Chamberlain Live

8-11 p.m. — Duling Hall Live Music & Events — $15 early, $20 day of show — Experience the revolutionary sounds of Twurt Chamberlain with uplifting vibes and a fusion of genres.

Breakthrough Basketball Shooting & Ball Handling Camp

Jul 21-23 — The Ark, Jackson, MS — Registration required — Enhance shooting and ball handling skills with expert coaching.

Mississippi Sportsman Show

All day — Mississippi State Fairgrounds — Ticket prices vary — Explore the largest outdoor gear showcase in Mississippi, perfect for hunting and fishing enthusiasts.

Cedric Burnside Live Performance

9 p.m. — Martin's Downtown — Refunds available — Experience Grammy-nominated Cedric Burnside alongside his family's rich musical legacy.