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Mississippi Center for Justice attorney Ty Pinkins (right), is overcome with emotion as Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh listens, as Pinkins describe the unfair treatment of Black farmer, during a panel discussion at the Mississippi Center for Justice in Indianola, Thursday, June 30, 2022. Credit: Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today

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Ty Pinkins, Army veteran and Delta advocate, announces U.S. Senate run
By SARA DINATALE - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Wed,01/04/23-12:08PM , 1,274 Reads 20,649 Statewide
Ty Pinkins, the Army veteran and Delta advocate who fought against racist pay for Mississippi farm workers, announced Tuesday he will run against incumbent Sen. Roger Wicker for a seat in the U.S. Senate in 2024 as a Democrat.
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Geneva Dummer, the owner of The Meeting Place, sits in the lobby of her co-working space on Water Street in Biloxi. The Gulf Coast entrepreneur has been steadily growing the business and will soon open a third location in Gulfport. Credit: Sara DiNatale / Mississippi Today

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Mississippi isn’t known for remote workers, but local entrepreneurs say demand is growing
By SARA DINATALE - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Thu,12/22/22-2:00PM , 681 Reads 26,447 Statewide
Geneva Drummer’s vision is a decade in the making. The Gulf Coast entrepreneur realized what her business community needed before they did.
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Mississippi is investing millions of dollars in high school career coaches. Here’s how it works.
By SARA DINATALE - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Tue,12/20/22-12:16PM , 546 Reads 15,471 Statewide
Aaliyah Jackson almost didn’t make it to her job interview at Ingalls Shipbuilding on a recent Monday morning.
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A CSX Transport freight train passes through Bay St. Louis along tracks that could one day host an Amtrak passenger route. Credit: Sara DiNatale/Mississippi Today

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Details emerge over Gulf Coast Amtrak route from Mobile to New Orleans, as former enemies become funding partners
By SARA DINATALE - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Fri,12/16/22-9:06AM , 1,185 Reads 12,121 Statewide
As Amtrak plans for a 2023 start date, the freight companies and Alabama port that once said passenger rail’s return to the Mississippi Gulf Coast could be detrimental to business are now pledging millions of dollars in improvements to the tracks between Mobile and New Orleans.
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