Mike Neelly

Opinion Updated: 7:37 AM CDT Sep 27, 2021 Opinion Editorial: Government Transparency Updated: 7:37 AM CDT Sep 27, 2021 A POTHOLE CRISIS. A WATER CRISIS. A CRIME CRISIS. NOW, IT'S A GARBAGE CRISIS, LEAVING MANY ASKING, WHO WILL COLLECT THE TRASH NEXT WEEK? WILL THERE BE DELAYS? WILL BILLS INCREASE? WILL THERE BE A HEALTH HAZARD? THE CITIZENS OF JACKSON SHOULDN'T HAVE TO ASK THESE KINDS OF QUESTIONS.

áWORLD NEWS TONIGHTá IS NEXT. <THE E THIS WEEKEND, OUR STATE AND OUR NATION PAUSE TO REMEMBER AND HONOR THOSE WE LOST TWENTY YEARS AGO ON NINE ELEVEN. IF YOU'RE O LD ENOUGH TO REMEMBER THAT DAY, YOU WILL NEVER FORGET WHERE YOU WERE WHEN U YO HEARD THE NEWS. THE IMAGES ARE FOREVER ETCHED INTO OUR MEMORIES. THE IMPACTS FE LT TH MATORNING IN NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, AND VIRGINIA ECHOED ACROSS THE WORLD. IT'S A MOMENT IN R OU HISTORWEY SHOULD NEVER, EVER FORGET. ONE THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING.

TENTH AND QUARTE THE PANDEMIC HAS TAKEN TL A ON ALL OF US, AND FEW HA VE TAKEN A TOLL ON ALL OF US, A ND FEW HAVE CARRIED MORE OF THE WEIGHT THAN MISSISSIPPI NURSES. FROM THE VY ER BEGINNING,UR NSES HAVE BE EN THE FRONT LINE OF DEFENSE KEEPING OUR HEALTHRECA SYSTEM FROM COLLAPSING. FROM TRIAGE IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM TO CARING FOR PATIENTS IN ICU TO LIFTING THE SPITSRI OF YOUNG CHILDREN, WE OWE OUR NURSES AN INCREDIBLE DEB T.