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AMERICAN RESCUE ACT $32M in stimulus flowing to county By SCOTT HAWKINS follows: guidelines for acceptable have them considering expand- make it go.” District 5 Supervisor Paul Grif- [email protected] • $5.7 million, city of Madi- expenditures, including infra- ing broadband internet access County spokesman Heath fin has been noting broadband son. structure and broadband inter- in the northern part of the coun- Hall said Vance is still awaiting dead spots in the northern part Madison County is slated to • $5.4 million, city of Ridge- net for rural areas. ty. details on what the money can of the county for about a year. receive $20 million in federal land. Below is what some elected “That is one area we are be spent on but said the county During the Madison County COVID-19 stimulus monies of • $2.7 million, city of Can- officials throughout Madison considering using the funds,” is ready to receive the funds. Board of Supervisors April 5 the state’s $6 billion with sepa- ton County said about their govern- Banks said, adding the Rescue “Shelton and his team are meeting, three students from rate allocations for municipali- • $420,000, city of Flora. ment’s plans at this point for the Funds process is “complicat- still working through all the rural northern Madison County ties. While local officials know money coming their way. ed.” details,” Hall said. “We don’t came before the board to ask The funds are all part of the they will be able to receive the Madison County Adminis- even know when the money the county to support bringing federal government’s $1.9 tril- funds, most said they do not yet Madison County trator Shelton Vance, Banks will be paid to the county, but broadband internet to their lion federal American Rescue know how they will use the $20,610,800 said, is still crunching numbers we have already opened a bank areas. (See story, page A5.) Act passed last month by Con- monies because they are await- Madison County is slated to on what the broadband internet account for these funds.” Joey Deason said the Madi- gress to help local governments ing further guidelines from the receive more than $20 million project could look like. Hall said Banks’ suggestion son County Economic Devel- recover from the COVID-19 federal government on how the in federal funds and District 4 “There are specific uses for of a broadband project was con- opment Authority has not had pandemic. funds can be used. Supervisor and Board President these funds,” Banks said. “You sistent with issues the board has an opportunity to review the The break down for Madi- The initial legislation, how- Karl Banks said early discus- can't just take it and use it any- been discussing for some time. American Rescue Act in depth. son county municipalities is as ever, provided some broad sions between county officials where but we are going to try to Specifically, he said that See STIMULUS, page A3

MADISON Legislature earmarks $5M for Bozeman By SCOTT HAWKINS [email protected] A $32 million project to four- lane Bozeman Road got a $5 million shot in the arm from the Legislature and work could begin in January. The project calling for a four- lane divided median from Mis- sissippi 463 to Reunion Parkway has been in the works for several years, said Trey Baxter, District 2 Madison County supervisor. Work continues on the massive, four-story Amazon fulfillment cen- Amazon and county officials estimate the facility to be up and run- “Before I took office five ter currently under construction at the Madison County Megasite. ning by August. years ago, the federal government gave Madison County $4.5 million for Bozeman Road,” Baxter said, adding the money sat dormant for approximately Amazon fulfilling vis on of ready sites seven or eight years and the i county was at risk of losing the funding. By DUNCAN DENT along with four-lane highways, water, electric, Associates will pick, pack and ship customers’ Baxter said he was able to [email protected] sewer and rail access, he said then. orders alongside robots. obtain an extension on the feder- And that Deason has done by growing the Amazon says this allows for a more efficient al grant funds and has since got- Text notification alerts about the availability Madison County Megasite where Amazon is process that will enable them to more efficiently ten other funding for the project jobs at Mississippi’s third state-of-the art Amazon locating. meet consumer demand. through the state. fulfillment center set to open here this fall are “Yes, the fulfillment center is still slated to Deason said that while anyone is waiting for the Last July, the Legislature available now. open later this year,” said Amazon spokesperson jobs to come available they can sign up for text announced $5 million in funding Amazon hopes to begin hiring this summer at Ashley Lansdale. “I should have updates on hir- notifications by texting MISSNOW to 77088. for the project so in total the the site west of I-55 and Nissan Parkway off Mis- ing later this summer.” “The preliminary process for hiring has begun project has approximately $14.5 sissippi 22 near Canton. The facility should be substantially complete with a text alert system,” Deason said. million in funding if Gov. Tate The Amazon fulfillment center is helping to by August 2021, Deason said. Amazon fits within MCEDA’s vision to build a Reeves signs this year’s $5 mil- fulfill Madison County Economic Development “Amazon is progressing and moving along at a comprehensive marketing plan to help promote lion appropriation for the project Director Joey Deason’s vision for jobs he laid out fast pace,” he said. Madison County to key target markets like Ama- that is included in SB2971, a when he arrived four year ago. The Journal first reported last July that the zon since the metro is sort of a crossroads between general obligation bond bill Madison County has a lot of good qualities, shipping giant had bought 69.02 acres at the Meg- Dallas and Atlanta, Deason has said. passed April 5 that is awaiting but one thing it lacks is land ready and available asite. Madison County’s recruitment efforts focus on the governor’s signature. for industrial development, Deason said back in In November, the company announced that the the advanced manufacturing, warehouse and distri- “The governor and the speak- February 2018 shortly after arriving on the job. facility would bring as many as 1,000 full-time bution and data center sectors, a strategy Deason er and the lieutenant governor "We don't even get to play in a lot of the jobs to the state, which Lansdale confirmed Mon- brought with him and his implemented. have been nothing but helpful,” opportunities that the state has because we don't day. With their 69 acres, Amazon is the initial tenant Baxter said of Legislative sup- have land available," Deason told the Canton “Yes, the 1,000 new jobs number still stands,” for the site. port for the project. “They Rotary Club in February 2018 after about four Lansdale said. Late last October, MCEDA and County offi- stepped up to the plate.” months on the job. The facility will be at least four stories and will cials announced the purchase of 520 acres within District 3 Madison County MCEDA’s aim is to make more land available house the majority of the sortable goods sold on for development because that's what's necessary Amazon. See AMAZON, page A5 See BOZEMAN, page A2

MADISON Garden underway at Montgomery House By JOHN LEE chased the Montgomery House born architect known for his [email protected] property. designs of Gothic Revival “It’s planned to be an old churches and who designed the A large traditional Southern Southern garden that will accen- Chapel of the Cross in Madison, garden for family activities on tuate the house,” Ethridge said. which was built between 1850 the grounds of the historic 1852 “There’s a lot of history there, and 1852. Montgomery House in the cen- and we hope to build on it. It’s Gothic Revival was an archi- ter of Madison is becoming right in the middle of Madison tectural movement that began in reality with a groundbreaking and will be the focal point of the late 1740s in England and is event set later this month. downtown.” commonly identified by pointed Officials envision a walkway The Montgomery House, a arches, used for windows, doors incorporating the large trees one-story Gothic Revival, was and decorative elements such as were families will be able to built in 1852 and was listed on porches, dormers or roof gables. picnic and stroll through the the National Register of His- Two sponsors of the garden garden. toric Places in 1984. The house project, America in Bloom and “We’ll be including azaleas, is located right off Main Street Canadian National Railway, ferns, wildflowers, and more,” in Madison across from the will be present at the event, she said Miriam Ethridge code Methodist church. said. enforcement officer with the The house’s design is attrib- The city applied for a grant Work continues on the Montgomery House in Madison. The city purchased the property city of Madison, which has pur- uted to Frank Wills, a British- See GARDEN, page A5 and will soon be developing a garden on the grounds.

OPINION BIBLICAL PERSPECTIVES OPINION Patrick Buchanan Page A4 Ligon Duncan Page A5 Rich Lowry Page A4 Page A2, Madison County Journal, April 15, 2021 www.madisoncountyjournal.com Aldermen place annexed group into Ward 1 By DUNCAN DENT “This is necessary to allow [email protected] those (new residents) to vote but will need adjusting,” Mills RIDGELAND — As city said. officials face the possibility of Ward 1 includes the city having to redraw ward lines limits west of I-55. because of the recent annexa- Democrat Poteat Medley tion, aldermen passed a tempo- will face incumbent Alderman- rary resolution that will allow at-Large Republican D.I. those in the annexed area to Smith. vote in the June general elec- Ward 2 incumbent Alder- tion. man Chuck Gautier also has a Based on new census data Democratic challenger in Wal- and the 345 people added to the ter Young Jr. in the June 8 elec- city with recent annexation, tion. officials anticipate redrawing The Mississippi Supreme lines but not before the elec- Court ruled in favor of Ridge- tion. land on Feb. 22, 2021, allow- The resolution incorporates ing the property west of the city the newly annexed area into to be annexed into the City. Ward 1 so that those residents The area was incorporated can vote in the June 8 election. into the city on March 5. City Attorney Jerry Mills The annexed area includes said the temporary solution is 345 residents and 4.9 square not expected to affect any elec- miles, making the city’s current Ridgeland’s proposed ward boundaries after a recent annexation tion results as Ward 1 Alder- estimated total population ingston Road, the Natchez further state that the addition coming months. The resolution imous vote. man Ken Heard has no oppo- 24,683 and the total city limits Trace Parkway, and north and represents an 11.96% increase says that the city will have to In addition to voting lines, nent in his race. It will allow 26.3 square miles. West County Line roads. the population, exceeding the reassess the district lines any- the city s currently analyzing the new residents to vote in the The annexation includes The resolution states that customary limit of 10%. way when they receive the zoning classifications that will contested alderman-at-large property surrounded by Greens the portion is completely adja- The Mayor and Board of 2020 census data. ultimately be determined by race. Crossing Road, North Liv- cent to Ward 1 and was a “log- Aldermen will look into the The resolution passed 7-0 the Board of Aldermen in the ical extension” to the ward. It redistricting process in the on the consent agenda, a unan- near future. Bozeman Continued from page A1

Supervisor Gerald Steen said “We are going to have miles so it will be $32 million BUILD grant for the project. he too was grateful to state leg- lights in the middle, and we total,” Baxter said. “We don’t Baxter said the design work islators for support of the proj- are also going to have a walk- have the money to do the is complete and the county has ect. ing trail on the left side and whole thing, but we are going purchased 45 of 55 rights-of- “They have been very help- then we are going to do some on and buying the right-of- way parcels needed for the ful …,” Steen said. “They have capacity improvements from way, for the future. We are project. been very helpful on the Reunion to the Gluckstadt turn going to keep going back to “There are a whole lot of Reunion Interchange as well in lane. the Legislature each and every utilities to move including the past.” We are going to improve year and get more money.” power poles,” Baxter said. Once complete, the project the intersections with more Baxter said he also is hope- “We are going to start moving will match the Highland through lanes and longer turn ful that some of Madison utilities and hopefully go to Colony Parkway, Baxter said. lanes at Gluckstadt and Boze- County’s $20,610,800 in feder- construction in January of next man.” al COVID-19 Rescue funds year, which will create a traffic “It is $10 million per mile could go toward the project, armageddon when we get to widen that road. It is 3.2 and he is applying for a federal started digging that road up.” The sacrifice, he said, should be worth the effort.

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By JOHN LEE Wrong” and a duet with coun- Valles, Anilee List, Cecil Ray, [email protected] try music superstar Jason Mary Jo Young, Liana Olayan, Aldean with his hit single, Jason Warrior and Alana Sher- After progressing through “She’s Country.” man. multiple rounds of “American Instead of celebrity judges “I want to thank all of my Idol,” Gluckstadt’s Hannah Katy Perry, Lionel Richie, and fans and supporters for support- TheTThhhee nenewwss Everhart reached the end of her Luke Bryan deciding who qual- ing me throughout this and con- journey when she was voted ified for the Top 16, they left it tinuing to do it,” Everhart said out during the April 12 episode up to America to vote on who during her “Fond Farewell” that determined the Top 16 con- would move forward to the message to her supporters. “I testants. next round. cannot express how grateful I isis oout!ouuuttt!! Everhart performed during Everhart was voted out dur- am for it. Thank you so much. I the Top 24 episode on April 5, ing the April 12 episode of love ya’ll.” with a solo performance of “Idol,” along with seven other OURUR NEWW & EXXPPAANDEDNDED Chris Stapleton’s “I Was Top 24 contestants — Andrea MEMORMEMEMMORM RY CAARRE RESIDENCEIDDENNCCEE OPO ENSENNSS MAMAY 2021

are determined,” Hawkins said, access project; “the Mayor and Board of • $577 million for counties; Stimulus Aldermen will meet to explore • $258 million for smaller our options. At this time it cities; Continued from page A1 would not be prudent to specu- • $97 million for metro late on how monies will be cities; City of Ridgeland spent.” • $1.8 billion to be appropri- $5,430,000 ated by the Mississippi Legisla- The City of Ridgeland is City of Canton $2,730,000 ture over the next three years slated to receive $5,430,000, The city of Canton is receiv- primarily to replace revenue and Mayor Gene McGee said ing $2,730,000, but the city also lost because of the pandemic the city is still awaiting guide- does not know what they are for COVID-19-related costs; lines before making a plan to doing with the money yet or and spend the money. when they will be receiving it, • $1.6 billion for K-12 edu- “That is all we know at this said Canton City Clerk Allyson cation, primarily to be dis- point,” said McGee of the Majors. bursed to local school districts. amount designated to the city. Duncan Dent and John Lee McGee said he did not have Town of Flora $420,000 contributed to this report. information on what projects Flora will be receiving the city would be allowed to $420,000 as part of the Ameri- use the money on or if they cur- can Rescue Plan for Mississip- rently have anything in the pi, and Mayor Leslie Childress works that would qualify. said he does not know when McGee said it was his Flora will be receiving the THE LORD’S DAY understanding that the money money but uses for the package would be issued to the state first are planned. Morning Worship and then the city, though that “We plan on using the 8:30 a.m. money to upgrade the infra- 11 a.m. exact process had not yet been Sunday School made clear to the city, and they structure of water and sewer 9:45 a.m. did not have a timeline on when lines,” Childress said. “There’s Evening Worship they might have access to the not much we can do until we 6 p.m. funds. get the money, but that is the Midweek Activities McGee said the Mississippi plan as of right now.” Prayer Meeting 6 p.m. (Patterson) Municipal League, of which he He said the plans will not go Adult Electives, D Groups is a past president, is monitor- into effect until the money Childrens Choirs, Youth Activities ing the situation and is poised to comes in. lobby for allowable uses that Mississippi Statewide Services Livestream breakdown of $6 billion fpcjackson.org/livestream would benefit the State’s WLBT-TV3 municipalities. Mississippi will receive 10 a.m. approximately $6 billion in CONTINUING CARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY City of Madison total from the rescue act, which First Presbyterian $5,790,000 is equal to the state budget. Church of Jackson Likewise, Madison Mayor The funding will be distrib- Mary Hawkins-Butler said uted as follows, according to “To glorify God, and enjoy Him forever.” Mississippi Today: 1390 N. State Street Madison is in a holding pattern Jackson, Mississippi 601.856.2205 | Ridgeland, MS on how the city will use its • $429 million for higher 601.353.8316 $5,790,000 funds. education; fpcjackson.org “After the funding is allocat- • $166 million for capital Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) retirement ed and the guidelines for use projects for rural broadband orchard .com Page A4, Madison County Journal, April 15, 2021 www.madisoncountyjournal.com Opinion & Editorials PATRICK J. BUCHANAN Founded 1982 Putin, Xi have red lines, too

What are Vladimir Putin the island as its sovereign and Xi Jinping up to? Russian military national territory. In recent days, Russian buildup suggests that it “Are we prepared to defend tanks, artillery, armor, trucks Taiwan militarily?” NBC’s and troops have been moving is more of a message Chuck Todd asked. by road and rail ever closer to to the U.S., NATO Blinken’s response: “To glorify God, and enjoy Him forever.” Ukraine, and Moscow is said to “What we’ve seen, and what be repositioning its 56th than an invasion. is of real concern to us, is JAMES E. PRINCE III MICHAEL SIMMONS Guards Air Assault Brigade in increasingly aggressive actions President and Publisher Associate Publisher Crimea. Putin seems to be saying: by the government in Beijing Military sources in Kyiv Ukraine’s admission to NATO directed at Taiwan, raising ten- estimate there are now 85,000 sions in the Straits. And we SCOTT C. HAWKINS or a stationing of U.S. or NATO Russian troops between six and forces in that country would have a commitment to Taiwan Editor 25 miles from Ukraine’s north- cross a red line for Russia. And under the Taiwan Relations Act ern and eastern borders. we will not rule out military ... All I can tell you is it would “I have real concerns about action to prevent or counter it. be a serious mistake for anyone EDITORIALS Russia’s actions on the borders The record suggests that to try to change the existing sta- of Ukraine. There are more Putin is not bluffing. tus quo by force.” Russian forces massed on those We have been here twice Since Biden’s presidency borders than at any time since before. began, China has been sending Media stoke cop killer furry 2014 when Russia first invad- In 2008, when Georgia military aircraft, fighters and ed,” said Secretary of State invaded South Ossetia, a bombers, into Taiwanese air There’s so little we know about what tor Michael Sherwin told CBS’ “60 Min- Antony Blinken on Sunday’s province that had broken free space, circumnavigating the really happened on Jan. 6. utes” last month, adding “the scope and “Meet the Press.” Blinken of Georgia in the 1990s, Putin island with warships, and open- Last week, we learned only one person scale of this investigation is really added this warning: sent troops into South Ossetia, ly warning that any declaration was killed that day, Ashli Babbitt, from a unprecedented, not only in FBI history, “President Biden’s been drove the Georgians out, and of independence by Taipei very clear about this. If Russia would mean war with Beijing. brief report issued by the D.C. medical but probably DOJ history.” then invaded Georgia and acts recklessly, or aggressively, occupied part of that country as Thus, Russia has made clear examiner. Two men suffered heart attacks There will be arrests and jail time for there will be costs, there will be an object lesson. what it would fight to prevent and one woman died of an overdose, none many people who just walked into what consequences.” And though the U.S. had — Ukraine’s accession to of their deaths were tied to the protest. most would consider the people’s House What “costs” and what regarded Georgian President NATO and NATO troops on its The cause and manner of death of Offi- on Jan. 6. Trespassing, yes. Sedition? “consequences” were left Mikheil Saakashvili as a friend soil. And China has made clear unstated. what its red line is, what it cer Brian Sicknick is still unknown, the Hardly. Yet perspective is not the goal and Georgia as a potential Earlier, Biden personally NATO ally, George W. Bush would fight to prevent — the case is “pending.” Two men were charged here, annihilating ones political enemy is. assured President Volodymyr did nothing. declared independence of Tai- last month for using bear spray, but no Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer Zelensky of America’s “unwa- Again, in 2014, when a wan. evidence has been presented the spray led compared Jan. 6 to Pearl Harbor, after all. vering support for Ukraine’s U.S.-backed coup overthrew But U.S. policy in both to his death. The officer that shot Ms. The news media will ignore the new sovereignty and territorial the elected and pro-Russian cases seems to be one of integrity in the face of Russia’s “strategic ambiguity,” leaving Babbitt at point blank range still hasn’t evidence from the D.C. medical examiner regime in Kyiv, Putin occupied ongoing aggression in the Don- and annexed Crimea and assist- the issue open as to what we been identified and no charges have been and they clearly have no interest in the bass and Crimea.” ed pro-Russian rebels in the would do. brought. circumstances surrounding Ms. Babbitt’s What does that mean? Donbass in breaking free of A question arises: Are Yet, quick, toxic, false narratives took death. The damage has been done, the When Putin was a young Kyiv’s control. Putin’s Russia and Xi’s China, hold and embedded themselves in the narrative has been set, and so they will KGB officer, the Black Sea was In short, when it comes to with their advantages of geo- a virtual Soviet lake, dominated graphic proximity, threatening nation’s consciousness. move on. Ukraine, Russia has demon- in the west by Warsaw Pact strated that it has its own red military action to jointly test the The New York Times reported Mr. Much like Russia-gate, there will be no members Bulgaria and Roma- lines, which it will back up with resolve of the Biden adminis- Sicknick was bludgeoned to death by a retractions, no apologies and no retrospec- nia, and on the north and east military action. tration, and colluding to do so fire extinguisher and the woman who died tion. by the USSR. Turkey occupied The U.S. and NATO, how- — one in Ukraine, the other in of an overdose was trampled to death. Luckily, some federal judges are step- the south bank. ever, have shown repeatedly the South and East China Seas? Today, three of the six coun- And, should we fight for The words “armed insurrection” “attempt- ping in, questioning DOJ overreach. The that while they will give moral tries that front on the Black Sea support and provide military Ukraine, how many NATO ed coup” and “domestic terrorism” were D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals has ordered — Bulgaria, Romania and aid to Ukraine, they are not allies would be there beside us? used in countless news stories, all report- the DOJ to distinguish between people Turkey — are NATO members. going to fight Russia over And should we fight to keep ing five died, including Mr. Sicknick. The who actually assaulted police officers, Two of the others, Ukraine and Ukraine, or to wrest Crimea or Taiwan free, how many Asian news media worked hard to stoke fury broke through windows, doors and barri- Georgia, openly aspire to the Donbass from Putin’s con- allies would fight China along- become members of NATO. side us? and inflame tensions — Trump supporters cades and planned the actions versus trol. If Russia feels a sense of A similar test is taking place Recent actions by Putin and were not only deplorables, but cop killers. those who merely entered the Capitol loss and forced isolation, who in the South and East China Xi make the questions no As a result, those who attended the riot after others had cleared the way. can blame them? seas. longer academic. have been aggressively pursued. Their It may be a long time before we know The transparency of the Also on Sunday’s “Meet the first amendment rights have been ignored exactly what transpired at the nation’s Russian military buildup sug- Press,” Blinken was asked if Patrick J. Buchanan is the gests that it is more of a mes- author of “Nixon’s White and due process denied. President Biden’s Capitol on Jan. 6. The Washington Times the United States would fight to sage to the U.S. and NATO defend Taiwan, which is being House Wars: The Battles That Justice Department is drawing up what will continue to cover the events fairly, than any preparation for an harassed and threatened by Xi Made and Broke a President could be sedition charges on nearly 400 truthfully and without bias, as the facts invasion. Jinping’s China, which claims and Divided America Forever.” people for “thumbing their noses at the emerge. public for what they did,” former prosecu- — The Washington Times RICH LOWRY Biden worsens tension Florida governor is the man If Florida Gov. Ron an entirely reasonable strate- “The journey of a thousand miles prey upon good people, the good need DeSantis ever sets up a presi- The claims were so gy. dential exploratory commit- DeSantis has rightly been begins with one step,” says an oft-quoted guns to defend themselves. If the malevo- tee, it should have to disclose outlandishly wrong fierce in defending his record, Chinese proverb. Sometimes, the first step lent were not committed to shooting up an enormous in-kind contribu- that even Democrats but never gives the sense, as should not be taken, though, because it is and burning down the communities of the tion from CBS News. have objected. Trump often did, that fighting pointed in the wrong direction. Attempting peaceable, the bullets would not be flying. The “60 Minutes” segment with the media is a good thing to stem a mounting surge of gun violence, Racial tension erupted last summer in two weekends ago alleging in its own right, over and the wake of George Floyd’s death in that DeSantis distributed the of his gubernatorial run in above any substantive consid- President Biden has tightened firearms COVID-19 vaccine through 2018, but it wasn’t a Matt erations. restrictions and urged Congress to take police custody, and the twin scourges of pharmacies at the Publix gro- Gaetz-style play to gain cable If the rise of DeSantis is a even more ambitious action. Instead, he dissidence and violence have persisted cery store chain as part of a TV notoriety and become a Trump-era phenomenon, his should be tempering his inflammatory since. In Chicago, 298 victims were shot quid pro quo was so out- Trump-world celebrity. record is rooted in traditional insistence that America is a deeply unjust during the first three months of the year, landishly wrong that even DeSantis took the boost he conservative priorities — tex- nation. Exonerating violent social up from 165 last year. In Los Angeles, 64 Democratic officials in the got from Trump’s support, tualist judges, school choice, state have objected. won a contested Republican tax cuts, spending restraint upheaval while sanctioning self-defense persons were killed by gunfire during Jan- It’s not clear that the “60 primary, and then captured the and law and order. He also has can only lead to more blood in the streets. uary and February, a 39% increase over Minutes” piece can even be Florida governorship with a a more pragmatic side, On Thursday, the president signed exec- the same period last year. In New York called “journalistic malprac- clear idea of what he wanted increasing teacher pay even as utive orders calling for regulations govern- City, murders have climbed more than tice,” since it barely qualifies to do with it — indeed, near he has pushed for educational ing the sale of self-assembly handgun kits 15%. Nationwide, homicides surged 37% as journalism. the end of his first year, prior reforms and pursuing a robust The downside for DeSantis to the pandemic, he had a 72% environmental agenda. — so-called ghost guns — and stabilizing in 2020, according to a report from the is that he’s been smeared by approval rating. It is always a fool’s errand attachments that make pistols more accu- Major Cities Chiefs Association. the most iconic news maga- The governor checks key forecasting a presidential race rate. He also directed the Justice Depart- It should surprise no one that gun sales zine show on American televi- Trumpian boxes. Trump’s three years before it begins in ment to craft model “red flag” legislation subsequently have exploded as urban sion; the upside is that this lat- supporters want someone who earnest. Trump may decide to that empowers authorities to remove police are defunded and citizens are large- est, swiftly debunked media is a fighter, who gives as good run again in 2024 and blot out attack contributes to his ongo- as he gets with the media, and the sun, and DeSantis still has firearms from the possession of unstable ly left to their own defenses. The FBI con- ing ascent in the Republican who has the right enemies. to win reelection in 2022. individuals deemed a danger to themselves ducted a record 3.9 million background political firmament. Since the onset of the pan- On paper, though, he has or others. checks for gun purchases in December It’s much too early to know demic, the media has been obvious strength as a potential These measures are a mere preface for 2020, only to see the figure surpassed with with any certainty what the determined to paint DeSantis national candidate. He’s from more extreme gun-grabbing ambitions, 4.3 million in January. post-Trump GOP will look as a villain flouting science to a hugely important swing like, or even if there will be a the detriment of his con- state. He’s been battle-tested such as Senate passage of three House- When Mr. Biden makes such blatantly genuinely post-Trump GOP stituents. Actually, he had a — he won a brawl of a race in approved bills closing “loopholes” in inflammatory statements as “systemic for years. But if a post-Trump considered approach focused 2018, trailing in the polls background checks of gun purchasers. To racism and white supremacy are ugly poi- GOP looks like Ron DeSantis, on protecting the most vulner- throughout. He would perhaps hear Mr. Biden tell it, ne’er-do-wells are sons that have long plagued the United who has a populist edge and is able in the nursing homes and be the only major candidate in strolling into gun shows and purchasing States,” as he did last month, Americans combative with the press, yet taking a light touch on gov- 2024 holding an executive is unquestionably serious ernment restrictions to try to office while his governing tools for murder and mayhem with no hear not the uplifting of Martin Luther about governing and is suc- get through the pandemic with record would, in theory, allow questions asked. King Jr.’s dream of a colorblind society, ceeding in the third-most pop- a minimum of economic dam- him to appeal to the key cate- There are plenty of gun laws on the but its trashing. With word and policy, the ulous state in the nation, it will age. Any fair reading of the gory of “somewhat conserva- books already, with the toughest ones in president is pushing the nation into the have landed in a favorable evidence — Florida has a tive” voters in GOP primaries, cities where gun crimes are most horrific. line of fire. place. death rate that’s about the not just to the hardcore. DeSantis has navigated the national average, while its They don’t keep Americans safe, though. — The Washington Times Trump years with a deft polit- economy is in much better Rich Lowery is editor of Sadly, because bad people use firearms to ical touch. He obviously went shape than New York’s and National Review, a leading out of his way to identify him- California’s — has to concede conservative magazine found- self with Trump at the outset that, at the very least, this was ed by William F. Buckley.

n BIBLE SELECTION LETTERS Madison County Publishing Co. Inc. The Journall welcomes 293 Commerce Park DR, Ridgeland, MS 39157 for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and are justified by his grace as a gift, letters, comments or suggestions: onlinemadison.com through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus, — Romans 3:23-24 (ESV) President and Publisher Jim Prince [email protected] Telephone: 601.853.4222 www.madisoncountyjournal.com Madison County Journal, April 15, 2021, Page A5 Residents urge supervisors BIBLICAL PERSPECTIVES/J. Ligon Duncan III to invest in broadband Christ: The creator and By SCOTT HAWKINS son County area, this was not for basic internet service. We reconciler [email protected] possible. The lack of quality live in an age of technology, yet internet in the area has made it our homes, our families and our Please turn in your Bible to Church. He is the beginning, Mediator of the Covenant of As state and local govern- difficult not only for my family communities are not connected Colossians 1:15-20. In this pas- the first-born from the dead, so Grace. Paul is speaking of that ments eye millions of dollars in and several others to meet the to the age we live in. As stu- sage, the Apostle Paul address- that He Himself will come to fullness which God has been federal COVID-19 Rescue Act demands of the new normal of dents, how can we be held es the concern within the have first place in everything. pleased to give to His Son, funds, some constituents know working from home but accountable at the same stan- Church, that many people He is the authority. He is the because He is pleased beyond how they would like to see the through several conversations dards with the same level of acknowledge Christ’s only Lord of the Church. My measure with the perfection of stimulus money spent — offer- with peers and fellow statement expectations as other students, our Savior’s obedience and ing rural Madison County resi- holders this has become a seri- schools and workforce commu- supremacy with their tongues, friends, you are free to be who dents broadband internet ous topic. … I am asking on nities, if the field of technology but they question whether He your Lord intends you to be, sacrifice. That fullness is all access. behalf of families, students and is not level?” is sufficient. In other words, and no man, however spiritual, found in Him. That fullness During the Madison County the entire north Madison Coun- Ashlyn Thompson, who they think that in order to have may add to the commands of belongs to Him alone. There- Board of Supervisors April 5 ty area to bring adequate inter- lives on U.S. 51 about 9 miles fullness of life, they need to the Lord for what you are to be. fore, the Apostle Paul is saying, meeting, three students from net service to our area.” north of Canton and is a fresh- supplement what they have in The Bible frees you from the “You have got the fullness in rural northern Madison County R.K. Jones, an eighth-grade man at Canton Academy, said Christ in something foolish and capricious com- Christ. Do not look somewhere came before the board to ask honor student at Shirley D. during the COVID-19 pandem- else. Sometimes they think that mands of men. If you have life else.” There is nothing of glory the county to support bringing Simmons Middle School in ic students had to work from they can begin with Christ and today as a believer, it is and honor and blessing which broadband internet to their northeast Madison County, said home. yet if they are going to stay in because you are united to is to be found outside of areas. he was representing his school “It was very difficult,” Christ. Nicholas Jackson, a senior community to appeal to the Thompson said. “Where I live, fellowship with God, they Christ by faith. If you have life at Velma Jackson High School, board, officials and businesses we can only get a hotspot box must supplement it by earning today, it is evidence that the IV. Christ: the Reconciler said he was addressing the to use their influence to help that has limited data and at God’s favor in their obedience. work of the head of the body of Finally in verse 20, the board on behalf of his class- bring affordable internet con- times it would not let me con- Other times they think that Christ is at work in you. Paul Apostle Paul stresses that mates and the community. nectivity to northeast Madison nect and go to class so I come there is some deeper spiritual goes on to write in verse 18, Christ is the Reconciler. “As you know last year has County. to you this morning to ask for principle so they mix Christi- that “He is the first-born of the Specifically, he says that been extremely challenging and “I know the challenges and your assistance to help get anity with other types of belief. dead.” This points to the resur- through Christ, God reconciled difficult and uncertain to say frustrations that many of my broadband available to all of Therefore, Paul addresses rection of Christ, which is the all things to Himself, “having the least for us and the whole other classmates have trying to Madison County.” those concerns in four ways ground of our hope. He is the made peace through the blood world basically,” Jackson said. access distance or virtual learn- Banks said he was not sure within his letter. First, Paul first-born of the dead. It is pre- of His cross whether things on “In the midst of the pandemic, ing with poor connectivity or when the county would receive cisely because of that truth, earth or things in heaven.” As schools and employers were total lack of internet services,” Rescue Act funds but would it asserts that Christ is the Lord forced to make the difficult Jones said. “Many students would likely be months and any of creation. Secondly, Paul because of the reality of Christ is the Creator, Paul says, decision to work from home. have to leave home, go to the proposed items will remain a maintains that Christ is the Christ’s resurrection, that we He is also the Reconciler. As For families in the north Madi- library or someone else’s home wishlist. head of the Church. Thirdly, expect and hope for our resur- sin destroyed the relationship Paul declares that in Christ is rection. Because He is the head between creatures and the Cre- the fullness of God. Fourthly of the Church, because He is ator, bringing estrangement and finally, Paul says that the first-born of the dead, and between man and God, so Christ is the Reconciler. because He has preceded us in Christ restores that fellowship 2 children injured in fiery wreck I. Christ: Lord of Cre- resurrection, Paul says Christ and relationship between man By DUNCAN DENT as was the lone occupant of the were treated and released earli- ation. First, Paul is stressing has primacy in the Church. He and God, and He does it [email protected] SUV. er this week. that Christ is the Lord of cre- has supremacy. through the death of His A witness said before police He said the two children ation. In verse 15, Paul says, III. Christ: the Fullness cross. My friends, we can RIDGELAND — Two chil- arrived a vehicle was upside remain in the hospital in inten- “He is the image of the invisi- Thirdly, Paul addresses the never leave out the cross, dren remained in inventive care down and on fire in the grass sive care. Willridge said they ble God and the first-born of all implications of the truths that because there is no way to get after a fiery two-car rollover near the old Logan's Road- are not releasing any names at creation.” In that phrase, Paul he has been sharing with the to Him without it. Christianity accident Sunday evening on house. this time as the wreck remains is stressing that Jesus is very believers in Colossae. He says that we have been County Line Road. Police were still on the scene under investigation. The wreck occurred around almost two hours later, the wit- The sedan caught fire due to God. He is not the highest of knows that these Colossians estranged from God and that 5:30 p.m. Sunday at County ness said. fuel leaking from its gas tank created beings, He is not sim- believe in the supremacy of we deserved to be judged, but Line Road and U.S. 51. near the “There were multiple but Willridge said all the occu- ply a good man, or a good Christ, at least in theory, but through the atoning death of railroad, but Ridgeland Police injuries which required trans- pants escaped before the vehi- moral teacher, He is very God. they have not understood its Christ, the wrath of God was are withholding some details. port to local hospitals,” Will- cle caught fire and that none of Christ is the Lord of creation. implications. Therefore, he quitted for all His people. And Patrol Division Commander ridge said. the victims suffered burns. Why? Because He made cre- turns to the implications of it in as we embrace Christ by faith, Lt. Tony Willridge said the “The roadways were He said the cause of the ation. Paul says that “He is the verses 19 and 20. Specifically, repenting of our sins, we find wreck involved an SUV and blocked for a short period of wreck has not yet been deter- creator of all things” both “of Paul says, for “it was the in Him the blessing of all the four-door sedan. time as medical and towing mined as the case remains the heavens and of the earth, Father’s good pleasure for all benefits of reconciliation with The occupant of the sedan, a services cleared the injured and under investigation. visible and invisible.” There is the fullness to dwell in Him.” God. Have you embraced mother and her two children, vehicles from the scene.” were transported to the hospital Willridge said the two adults nothing in this universe that is Paul is arguing that because Christ? Have you realized that outside of His control. In con- Christ is supreme, in creation there is no way that you can be trast, the false teachers were and in redemption, therefore, indifferent to God? You are saying to the Colossians, “You He is sufficient. There are at either for Him or against Him. Court hears marijuana arguments have been saved from your least two implications that can If you are in Christ, have you sins by Christ, but now you be drawn out from verse 19. recognized how sufficient He By SCOTT HAWKINS pure medical marijuana pro- cists — which is why she need to be saved and freed First of all, ”the fullness” is a is? There is no need to go any- [email protected] gram for the truly suffering. opposes Initiative 65. from these demonic forces in word that the false teachers in where else than to Christ, the The mayor is arguing in the “We are not against a well- the spiritual world.” In Colossae liked to use. They Creator, and the Redeemer. Oral arguments in Madison appeal that the Mississippi regulated medical marijuana Mayor Mary Hawkins-Butler’s Constitution itself provides that program for the suffering,” response, the Apostle Paul liked to talk about this fullness May God, by His Holy Spirit, challenge to Initiative 65 began a petition by voters proposing Hawkins-Butler told the Jour- says, “Nonsense! Christ is the that believers could attain if implant these truths deep with- at the state Supreme Court on an amendment to the constitu- nal. “We have grave concerns Lord of all. If you are in Christ, they would go through the in our hearts and minds, so that Wednesday. tion must have no more than 20 about what Initiative 65 con- you have been saved from mystic rituals. Is it not interest- we might recognize Christ’s Initiative 65 is the constitu- percent of its required signa- tains, and more importantly to those forces of darkness. You ing that the Apostle Paul fires supremacy in all, and live in tional amendment passed in tures from each of the state’s our suit, how it was passed.” have everything you need to back by saying, “No, Christ is deeper and more consistent fel- November to allow for medical congressional districts. Furthermore, the mayor exercise dominion in Christ.” the fullness. You look in and to lowship with Him. marijuana in the state. The state had five congres- argues, it prevents cities from II. Christ: Head of the Christ for the fullness.” Sec- Hawkins-Butler’s argu- sional districts some 20-plus regulating who can grow or sell Church ondly, Paul is talking about the The Rev. Dr. J. Ligon Duncan ments centered on the plain lan- years ago with the initiative and medical marijuana and where. Secondly, in verse 18, Paul honor and the glory and the guage of the state Constitution referendum option was passed. Under the new law, pot III is Chancellor and CEO of and a reduced number of Con- The mayor’s appeal argues shops and other dispensaries says, “Christ is the head of the reward which is due to Christ Reformed Theological Semi- gressional districts, not the wis- that because the state Constitu- cannot operate until they are Church.” Jesus is not only alone because He has fulfilled nary. He can be reached at dom of legalizing medical mar- tion itself contains the 20-per- licensed by the Mississippi supreme over creation; He is all the responsibilities of His 601-923-1600 or by email at ijuana itself, Hawkins-Butler cent rule, it is a mathematical Department of Health, which supreme in and over the office as our Savior and the [email protected]. has asserted since late-October. impossibility to have the has not issued any regulations The state Supreme Court required number of signatures or licenses yet. agreed in December to hear the as 20 percent times four Con- “If the amendment is struck the city will match that for a help as well. appeal filed by Hawkins-Butler gressional districts equals 80, down, then dispensaries can’t total of $50,000,” Ethridge said. “There’s irrigation, planting and the city of Madison in not 100. operate unless the Mississippi Garden “We’re starting to clear the area mix and more, so the expenses October before Initiative 65 The Secretary of State Legislature enacts legislation to now, and we hope to get a walk- run up fast,” she said. “The was passed overwhelmingly by argues in response that 100 per- replace the amendment,” Butler Continued from page A1 way in before the groundbreak- whole project is so exciting for voters in November. cent can be achieved because said. ing so people can walk the path me since I’m a gardener, so hav- Hawkins-Butler says Initia- the meaning and intent behind Ridgeland’s Spencer Flat- from America in Bloom, an and see where the garden will ing this garden right smack in tive 65 was put before voters the law is to use the former five gard, a partner at the law firm organization that focuses on be.” the middle of Madison will be unconstitutionally. districts as they existed before Watkins & Eager PLLC and the flowers in cities. Ethridge said the $50,000 spectacular.” Her appeal technically chal- 2000. original drafter of Initiative 65, One of its biggest sponsors is will help kickstart the project The groundbreaking for the lenges the sufficiency of the Hawkins-Butler says is confident they will prevail. the Canadian National Railway, that could take around two or Montgomery House garden will petition itself, not the marijuana amending the constitution is a He previously told the Jour- which happens to run right three years to complete, and the be at 11 a.m. April 21 and will language. solemn process and the solution nal he is grateful that Mississip- through Madison in full view of city could use all the help it can last around 45 minutes to an “Initiative 65 gives marijua- is for the Legislature to amend pi patients will have access to where the garden will be. get. The plan is to do more hour. The public and the media na providers greater rights than Section 273(3) given the loss of medical marijuana like most of “The grant is $25,000, and fundraising and get some vol- are invited to attend. any other lawful business,” the a congressional district. the nation, and that Mississippi unteer groups to come out and mayor has said. “Such a signif- She insists the sick and voters overwhelmingly sup- icant change must be lawfully dying people of Mississippi ported Initiative 65 with 74 per- adopted.” deserve a controlled, well-regu- cent of the vote, carrying all 82 The mayor has said she is lated program overseen by uni- counties including Madison 2021-2022 Schoolwide Planning Meetings not opposed to a well-regulated versities, doctors, and pharma- and the city of Madison. Madison County Schools School administrators of Title 1 schoolwide projects in Madison County Schools invite County’s COVID numbers creeping up again parents and community stakeholders to become involved in the educational process for Despite the increasing num- who are residents of Madison rently being administered by children in Madison County. ber of people in Madison Coun- County. appointment in Madison Coun- Schoolwide planning teams will engage in comprehensive needs assessments (CNA) and ty being vaccinated, COVID- Since the COVID-19 pan- ty at Canton High School, 634 program planning for school year 2021-2022 from April 19 through May 31, 2021. The 19 rose slightly with 58 new demic began in March 2020, Finney Road in Canton on purpose of a comprehensive needs assessment is to examine multiple sources of school cases reported by the county as Madison County has recorded Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday of April 14, according to 9,922 COVID-19 cases, up 58 and Friday. data and prioritize needs. The data collected will help schools to assess the impact of Wednesday’s Mississippi State cases from 9,864 in last week’s Sign up online at covidvac- instruction on student achievement, overall school success, school-home relations, and Department of Health COVID- report, and 210 COVID-19 cine.umc.edu or call 1-877- school-community relations. Analysis of data points will guide reﬁnements to current 19 report. deaths, up one from last week’s 978-6453. The website is the instructional practices within schools for excellence in student achievement. Each school’s Last week, Madison County report. best option, officials have said. comprehensive needs assessment will target data in ﬁve dimensions: student achieve- reported only 48 new cases. The MSDH has not updated Mississippi’s total number ment, curriculum and instruction, professional development, parent and family engage- According to Wednesday’s Madison County’s schools of confirmed COVID-19 cases ment, and school context and organization. MSDH report, 75,479 people COVID-19 report since April 2. now stands at 188,633 with have been vaccinated in Madi- Vaccines are currently avail- another 119,478 probable cases Parents and community stakeholders may call school principals for details about son County, up 5,997 from last able for all Mississippians ages for a total of 308,111 COVID- program planning meetings and the CNA process. For information about the FY 2022 week’s 69,482 total. 16 and older and are available 19 cases and 4,922 confirmed Consolidated Federal Programs Application (Titles I, II, III, and IV) for federal funds, The MSDH vaccination at the Walmart locations in deaths and 2,200 probable contact Dr. Brenda Thompson, Federal Programs Director at 601.499.0800 or contact the report does not distinguish the Canton and Madison. Go COVID-19 deaths since the principal at each school. county of residence of the peo- to https://msdh.ms.gov/c19app pandemic began in March Q Ann Smith Elementary School, 601-856-6621 ple receiving the vaccines so all ointment#local to check avail- 2020. QCamden Elementary School, 662-468-2833 of those vaccines may not have ability. been administered to people Vaccinations also are cur- QEast Flora Elementary School, 601-879-8724 QHighland Elementary School, 601-853-8103 QLuther Branson Elementary School, 601-859-2743 This purchase brought the upwards of 80 megawatts to QShirley D. Simmons Middle School, 601-855-2406 total acreage under Madison service the Megasite. QVelma Jackson High School, 662-468-2531 Amazon County’s control to 900 acres. A megawatt of capacity will MCEDA has been working produce electricity that equates Submitted by: Continued from page A1 closely with Entergy Mississip- to about the same amount of Brenda Thompson, Ed.D., Federal Programs Director, Office of Federal Programs – pi to put in a $60 million sub- electricity consumed by 400 to Madison County Schools the Megasite. station that could provide 900 homes in a year. Page A6, Madison County Journal, April 15, 2021 www.madisoncountyjournal.com

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APOSTOLIC CROSSROADS CHURCH OF GOD INC. 1529 Hwy. 43 S., Canton 859-7363 Hwy. 16 E., Canton 859-2858 APOSTOLIC REVIVAL CENTER VIRGIN MARY APOSTOLIC FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 301 W. Washington St. 856-2385 614 Virgin Mary Rd., Canton 859-9110 741 Hwy. 51, Madison 856-0652 FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL HOLY CITY CHURCH OF GOD IN Hwy. 51 N., Canton 859-2457 ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHRIST PARKWAY PENTECOSTAL 251 Kearney Park Rd., Flora 879-3999 601 Reunion Parkway, Madison 853-2607 TURNING POINT ASSEMBLY OF GOD PHILADELPHIA CHURCH OF GOD IN 335 Cameron St., Canton 859-6158 CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN 244 W. North St., Canton 859-1116 BIBLE ST. MARK CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 354 Old Hwy. 16, Canton 859-6577 202 E. Peace St., Canton 859-4738 FELLOWSHIP BIBLE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 2270 Hwy. 51, Canton 855-0660 EPISCOPAL 7717 Old Canton Rd., Madison 856-6625 OPEN DOOR BIBLE GRACE CHAPEL PRESBYTERIAN 157 Sharpe Rd., Madison 898-0908 CHAPEL OF THE CROSS EPISCOPAL 307 New Mannsdale Rd., FELLOWSHIP CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY 674 Mannsdale Rd., Madison 856-2593 Madison 856-7223 528 Hart Rd., Canton 859-8912 GRACE EPISCOPAL HIGHLANDS PRESBYTERIAN 161 E. Peace St., Canton 859-2680 1160 Highland Colony Pkwy. 853-0636 CATHOLIC ST. COLUMB’S EPISCOPAL OLD MADISON PRESBYTERIAN 550 Sunnybrook Rd. 853-0205 232 Old Yazoo City Rd., Canton 859-7142 SACRED HEART CATHOLIC PEAR ORCHARD PRESBYTERIAN 238 E. Center St., Canton 859-3749 JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES 750 S. Pear Orchard Rd. 956-3283 ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CATHOLIC 4000 W. Tidewater Ln., Madison 856-5556 KINGDOM HALL OF JEHOVAH SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC WITNESSES Gluckstadt, Madison 856-2054 2780 S. Liberty St., Canton 859-8613 CANTON SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST HOLY CHILD JESUS Lutz Ave., Canton 859-7364 315 Garrett St., Canton 859-2957 METHODIST OTHER NORTHEAST CHRISTIAN CANTON UNITED METHODIST 3169 W. Tidewater Ln., Madison 856-7399 3808 N. Liberty St., Canton 859-6009 THE CHURCH TRIUMPHANT CANTON CHRISTIAN CENTER CHINA GROVE A.M.E. 731 S. Pear Orchard Road Suite 43-Ridgeland 2735 S. Liberty St., Canton 859-8324 Mannsdale Rd., Madison 856-7348 • 601-977-0007 FIRST UNITED METHODIST FAITH TABERNACLE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 3301 S. Liberty St., Canton 859-4621 672 N. Liberty St., Canton 859-8972 FIRST UNITED METHODIST GREATER FAITH CALVARY First Church of Christ, Scientist CHURCH OF RIDGELAND 551 Owens St., Canton 859-4997 731 S. Pear Orchard Rd., Suite 9 234 W. Jackson St., Ridgeland GREATER REFUGE Ridgeland 952-0307 601-856-6456 375 Morgan Rd., Canton 859-9483 CHURCH OF CHRIST FLORA METHODIST GREATER SIMS CHAPEL AMEZ 142 Carter St., Flora 879-8642 915 Lutz Ave., Canton 859-6327 CHURCH OF CHRIST GOSHEN UNITED METHODIST KEYPOINTE CHURCH INT’L 3479 N. Liberty St., Canton 859-2865 1023 Pat Luckett Rd., Canton 859-4656 614 Magnolia St., Madison, MS 601- CHURCH OF CHRIST LAMPTON CHAPEL FGAME 605-2880 851 W. Fulton, Canton 859-7698 715 W. Fulton St., Canton 859-6047 LIFE WAY CENTER HIGHLAND COLONY CHURCH OF LEE’S CHAPEL A.M.E. ZION 271 W. Center St., Canton 859-2770 CHRIST Hwy. 16 E., Canton 859-6005 MIRACLE OF FAITH TEMPLE N. Sunnybrook Rd., 856-6555 LONE PINE UNITED METHODIST 3466 N. Liberty St., Canton 859-8995 MADISON CHURCH OF CHRIST 170 Lone Pine Rd., Canton NEW MOUNT ZION 483 Reunion Parkway, Madison 853-9558 MADISON UNITED METHODIST 432 Yandell Rd., Madison 856-9113 NORTH FLORA CHURCH OF CHRIST 2050 Main St., Madison 856-6058 NEW TESTAMENT FELLOWSHIP Hwy. 49 N., Flora 879-3509 MIDDLETON A.M.E. ZION 2009 Gateway Dr. 856-2106 NORTH LIBERTY CHURCH OF CHRIST 602 Way Rd., Canton 859-6551 OLDE TOWNE COMMUNITY CHURCH 523 N. Liberty St., Canton 859-2865 PARKWAY HILLS UNITED METHODIST 220 W. Ridgeland Ave., Ridgeland PLEASANT GREEN CHURCH OF 1468 Highland Colony Pkwy., RIDGELAND FAMILY CHURCH CHRIST Madison 856-2733 803 Old Agency Rd. 856-2101 925 Lutz Ave., Canton 895-5515 SHARON A.M.E. ZION RIVER OF LIFE PLEASANT GREEN CHURCH OF Sharon Rd., Canton 859-6077 7417 Old Canton Rd., Madison 922-7100 CHRIST SINGLETON UNITED METHODIST SPIRIT 925 George Washington Ave., 1023 Pat Luckett Rd., Canton 859-4656 731 S. Pear Orchard Rd. 957-0700 Canton 859-5515 ST. JOHNS UNITED METHODIST ST. PETER’S ORTHODOX SOUTH MADISON CHURCH OF CHRIST 219 N. Hargon St., Canton 859-6265 180 Saint Augustine Dr., Madison 856-3894 338 Lake Harbour Dr., 856-2165 ST. MATTHEW’S UNITED METHODIST STILL WATER CHURCH 7427 Old Canton Rd., Madison 856-9581 619 Highland Colony Parkway, Ridgeland, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST ST. PAUL & DENNIS CHAPEL A.M.E. 601-259-5252 495 Main St., Madison 898-9610 UNITED BELIEVERS CENTER CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER ST. PAUL A.M.E. ZION 819 George Washington Ave., Canton 859- DAY SAINTS 505 S. Union St., Canton 859-1904 7180 703 Hwy. 17, Canton 859-3591 THE CONNECTION WORD OF FAITH MINISTRIES INC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER 670 G Hwy. 51, Ridgeland 228 W. North St., Canton 859-8972 DAY SAINTS WIGGINS UNITED METHODIST Crossway Community Church 243 Hoy Rd., Madison 898-7751 1023 Pat Luckett Rd., Canton 859-4656 7430 Old Canton Road, Canton 605-2000 CHURCH OF GOD ZION CHAPEL METHODIST New Beginnings P.O. Box 1310 P.O. Box 71 Robinson Rd., Canton 859-5609 211A Industrial Drive, Ridgeland 898-2727 11748 HWY 35 3434 North Liberty St. CHURCH OF GOD IN MISSISSIPPI, INC. VICTORY CHURCH Kosciusko, MS 39090 Canton, MS 39046 213 John Day Rd. #A, Canton 859-9804 PENTECOSTAL 7417 Old Canton Rd, Madison 662-289-4111 601-859-2031 COBBLESTONE CHURCH OF GOD 601-383-3891 444 Pebble Creek Dr., Madison 853-6910 APOSTOLIC LIGHTHOUSE www.culpepperfuneralhome.com www.madisoncountyjournal.com Madison County Journal, April 15, 2021, Page A7

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LEGALS Letters Testamentary having been THURMAN, LEROY THURMAN, and to the ZoningOrdinance can be Hinds County line, to the Southwest thence easterly along the centerline of granted on the 4th day of March, EARNESTINE RAMSEY DEFEN- obtained from the City Clerk or at the corner of said MadisonCounty; LincolnshireBlvd to the centerline of IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF 2021, by the Chancery Court of DANTS NO.: 2018-1136C SUMMONS Community DevelopmentDepartment THENCE continuing along the Bryceland Blvd; run thence northerly MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI Madison County, Mississippi, to the TO: ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS AT of the City of Ridgeland located at City Madison County - Hinds County line, and westerly along thecenterline IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATEOF undersigned Co-Executors under the LAW OF MARY BRACY NOTICE TO Hall, 100 West School Street,Ridge- run Easterlyto a point where the Bryceland Blvd to its intersection with JANE ROBINSON EMIDY MAGEE, Last Will and Testament of Elizabeth RESPONDENTS land, Mississippi.Approved this the 6th Eastern right-of-way line of Interstate the centerline of Bridgeford Blvd; DECEASED CAUSE NO.: P2021-138 S. Rooks, deceased, Notice is hereby day of April, 2021.City of Ridgeland, 220 intersects the HindsMadison runthence northerly along said WNOTICE TO CREDITORS given to all persons having claims You have been made a Defendant in MississippiBy: /s/ Gene F. McGeeGene County line in Section 34, Township 7 centerline of Bridgeford Blvd to its against said Estate to present the [OLZ\P[ÄSLKPU[OPZ*V\Y[I`*OHYSLZ F. M cGee, MayorATTEST:/s/ Paula North, Range 1 East; THENCE run in intersection with a parcelof land Letters Testamentary having been Plumpp seeking toQuiet Title on the granted on the19th day of March 2021 same to the Clerk of this Court for TiercePaula Tierce, City ClerkPublish: aNortheasterly direction along the described in Deed Book 2209 at page probate and registration according Property described in the heading of April 15, 2020 Eastern right-of-way line of Interstate 22 of the land records of Madison by the ChanceryCourt of Madison this lawsuit.YOU ARE REQUESTED County, Mississippi,to the undersigned to law, within ninety (90) days from 220 to a pointwhere it intersects the County,Mississippi; run thence easterly TO MAIL OR HAND-DELIVER A COPY Westerly line of Section 36, Township and northerly along the boundary of Executor of the Estateof Jane Robin- [OLÄYZ[W\ISPJH[PVUVM[OPZUV[PJLVY AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND they will be forever barred.WITNESS OF WRITTENRESPONSE EITHER 7 North, Range 1 East;THENCE run in said property to apoint where a son Emidy Magee, Deceased,notice is FIXING THE ELECTION DISTRICTS OUR SIGNATURES, this the 30th day ADMITTING OR DENYING EACH a Northerly direction along the West northerly extension of the eastern hereby given to all persons having- OFTHE CITY OF RIDGELAND, of March, 2021./s/ John Dunaway ALLEGATION IN THECOMPLAINT line of Section 36 to a point whichis boundary intersects with the centerline claims against said estate to present MISSISSIPPI, AND FIXING POLLING Rooks, IIIJOHN DUNAWAY ROOKS, TO: Cody W. Gibson and Wm. Scott the Southwest corner of the Northwest ofLake Harbour Drive; run thence thesame to the clerk of this courtfor PLACES FOR THE WARDS THEREIN III, Co-Executor under the Last Mullennix, 405 Tombigbee Street,- 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of the easterly along the centerline of Lake probate and registration according to TO INCLUDE THE AREA ANNEXED Will and Testament of Elizabeth S. Jackson, MS 39201.THIS RESPONSE Northwest 1/4 ofSection 36; run Harbour Drive to itsintersection with the law, within ninety (90) days from INTO THE CITY OF RIDGELAND IN Rooks, Deceased/s/ William Joseph MUST BE MAILED OR DELIVERED THENCE in an Easterly direction along the centerline of Copper Ridge Dr.; run [OLÄYZ[W\ISPJH[PVUVM[OPZUV[PJL WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYSFROM MARCH 2021. orthey will be forever barred.This the RooksWILLIAM JOSEPH ROOKS, a line which is the South line ofthe thence northerly along thecenterline of Co-Executor under the Last Will and THE DATE OF DELIVERY OF THIS Whereas North One-half (N 1/2) of the North Copper Ridge Drive to its intersection 25th day of March, 2021./s/ J. Michael SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT OR , the City of Ridgeland Emidy a/k/a Mike EmidyJ. MICHAEL Testament of Elizabeth S. Rooks, annexed certain territory and enlarged One-half (N 1/2) of the North One-half with the centerline of Camdenmill- DeceasedPUBLISHED: 4/1/21, 4/8/21 AJUDGMENT BY DEFAULT WILL BE (N 1/2) ofsaid Section 36 to a point Drive; run thence westerly along the EMIDY A/K/A MIKE EMIDYEXECUTOR ENTERED AGAINST YOU FOR THE its corporateboundaries by adoption of OF THE ESTATEOF JANE ROBIN- & 4/15/21SAMUEL H. WILLIFORD, an annexation Ordinance in 2019, where the said line intersects the centerline of Camdenmill Drive and a MSB #100095WILLIFORD, McALLIS- MONEY OROTHER THINGS DE- centerline of Interstate Highway55; run westerlyextension thereof to its SON EMIDY MAGEE, DECEASEDOf MANDED IN THIS COMPLAINT.YOU ÔPJO6YKPUHUJLILJHTLLɈLJ[P]LPU Counsel:Bob Waller (MBN 6912) TER, JACOBUS & WHITE, LLP303 March 2021 with the unexpected THENCE North along the centerline of intersection with the western boundary Highland Park Cove, Suite ARidge- MUST ALSO FILE THE ORIGINAL OF Interstate Highway 55 to its point of Camden ParkSubdivision; turn Waller & WallerP.O. Box 4Jackson, YOUR RESPONSE WITH THE CLERK ^P[OKYH^HSVMHUHWWLHSÄSLKI` land, Mississippi 39157Telephone VÄU[LYZLJ[PVU^P[O[OLUVY[OLYU thence northerly and run along the MS 39205(601) 354-5252bobwaller@ OFTHIS COURT AS PROVIDED BY opponent tosaid annexation; wallerandwaller.com No. 601:991-2000Facsimile No. and,Whereas, municipal elections are corporate limits of the City of eastern and northern boundary 601:991-0859SOLICITOR LAW.WITNESS MY SIGNATURE AND Ridgeland, Mississippi, saidpoint being ofCamden Park Subdivision to its OFFICIAL SEAL, this the 1st day of set to occur beginning with elections scheduledfor June 8, 2021; the Point of Beginning.Ward 2 intersection with Parcel No 072H-28C IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF April,2021.RONNY LOTTCHANCERY and,Whereas, it is the desire of the – Beginning at the intersection the – 124/01.00, saidproperty being MADISON, MISSISSIPPI IN THE TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE CLERK, MADISON COUNTYBY: Ivy City of Ridgeland to incorporate the centerline of Interstate Highway 55 described in Deed Book 471 at Page MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DOR- Stephens, D.C. WHEREAS, on August 3, 2016, Jasvir citizens livingin the area annexed into with thenorthern boundary of the City 419 of the land records of Madison- OTHY MAE PARKER, DECEASED Kaur became justly indebted to I-55 of Ridgeland, Mississippi, thence County, Mississippi; run thence CAUSE NO. 45CH1:21-cv-00197 HUHWWYVWYPH[L^HYKHUKHɈVYKZHPK Development, LLCand did, on that IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MONT- citizens the opportunity tofully southerly along thecenterline of northerly along the eastern boundary BELINDA P. GIBSON EXECUTOR date, for the purpose of securing GOMERY COUNTY, ALABAMA participate in the upcoming municipal Interstate Highway 55 to its intersec- and an extensionthereof to the NOTICE TO CREDITORS said indebtedness, execute a certain - DOMESETIC RELATIONS DIVI- elections; and,Whereas, the annexed tion with the southern city limits of centerline of Rice Road; run thence theCity of Ridgeland, Mississippi; westerly along the centerline of Letters of Administration having Land Deed ofTrust to Bridgette H. SIONANFERNEEBROWN, PLAIN- area is fully and completely adjacent to thence east along the city limits of RiceRoad to its intersection with the been granted on the 18th day of Harrell, Trustee for I-55 Development, TIFF.v.CHIQUITACLARK,DEFENDANT. Ward 1 as nowexisting and assigning Ridgeland to theintersection with the centerline of Old Canton Road; run March, 2021by the Chancery Court 33*)LULÄJPHY`ÔPJO+LLKVM CASE NO.:DR-2020-000600.00OR- said annexed territory to Ward 1 East right-of-way line of Interstate then northerly alongthe centerline of of Madison County, Mississippi to Trust isrecorded in the land records DER OF PU8LICATIONCHIQUITA creates a logical extension of Highway 55; run thence southerlyalong Old Canton Road to the northern city the Executor of the Estate ofDoro- VM[OLVɉJLVM[OL*OHUJLY`*SLYRVM CLARK, whose whereabouts are saidWard; and,Whereas, the the city limits of Ridgeland along the limits of Ridgeland; run thenceeasterly, thy Mae Parker, deceased, notice is Madison County, Mississippi inLand unknown, is required by the 30th day- population of the proposed annexation east right-of-way line of Interstate southerly and westerly following the hereby given to all persons having Deed of Trust Book 3376, at Page 01, following the last date of publication of area is approximately 345persons Highway 55to its intersection with the meanderings of the City limits to claimsagainst said Estate to present andWHEREAS, default having been this Order to answer: the Petition for according the 2010 census and adding centerline of the Illinois Central itsintersection with the western the same to the Clerk of this court made in the performance of the stip- Divorce and or otherrelief requested said territory to Ward 1 creates an Railroad; thence northeasterlyalong property line of Northbrook Apart- for probate andregistration according ulations and conditions setforth in the by ANFERNEE BROWN, or thereafter, overalldeviation among all election the centerline of the Illinois Central ments, said propertybeing described to law, within ninety (90) days from said Land Deed of Trust and having default judgment may be rendered wards of 11.96 percent, which Railroad to its intersection with the in Deed Book 506 at page 670; run [OLÄYZ[W\ISPJH[PVUVM[OPZUV[PJLVY been requested to do so by the legal againstKASEY CHIQUITA CLARK in exceeds the customary limit of10 centerline ofW. School Street; thence thence northerly along said western- they will be forever barred.This the holder of saidindebtedness, notice is case DR 202-603, in the Circuit Court percent; and,Whereas, to correct the easterly along the centerline of W. boundary line to its intersection with 24th day of March, 2021.Respectfully hereby given that I, Bridgette H. Har- of MontgomeryCounty, Alabama. imbalance would require the City of School Street continuingeasterly along the centerline of Pine Knoll Drive; run submitted:BELINDA P. GIBSON, Exec- rell, Trustee, by virtue of the authority- DONE this 19th day of January. Ridgeland toundertake the full the centerline of E. School Street to its thencewesterly along said centerline to utorBY:/s/Joseph J. Stroble Joseph J. conferred upon me in said Land Deed 2021.S/ ANITA KELLYCIRCUIT JUDGE redistricting process, including that of intersection with the centerline ofPear the intersection with the centerline of Stroble, Esq., MB # 10779Attorney for VM;Y\Z[^PSSVɈLYMVYZHSLHUKV\[JY`[V holding public hearings andadjusting the highest bidder, forcash, between ward boundaries among other wards Orchard Road; thence southerly along Old Canton Road;run thence northerly Estate/ExecutorOF COUNSEL:Joseph IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF the hours of 11:00 A.M., and 4:00 P.M., and subsequently disrupting voters the centerline of Pear Orchard Road to along the centerline of Old Canton J. Stroble, Esq., MB # 10779Bradley MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI at the South main front door of the withonly approximately two months itsintersection with the centerline of Road to the point of beginning.Ward 6 Arant Boult Cummings LLP188 East IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE MadisonCounty Courthouse at 128 from the general election, all being a Lake Harbour Dr.; thence easterly – Begin at the intersection of the Capitol Street, Suite 1000Jackson, MS OF EDWARD CHARLES EVANS, West North Street, Canton, Madison process which wouldconsume along the centerlineof Lake Harbour center line of Old Canton Road with 39201TEL: (601) 948 8000FAX: (601) DECEASED JESSICA EVANS, County, Mississippi, on the 22nd dayof substantial amounts of time and Dr. to its intersection with the thecenterline of Lincolnshire Blvd; run [email protected] ADMINISTRATOR PETITIONER April, 2021, the following described likewise not be completed in time for centerline of Wendover Dr.; continu- thence easterly along the centerline of VS. JAVARIUS EVANS, LAKEISHA land and property situated in Madison annexedcitizens to fully participate in ethence northerly along the centerline LincolnshireBlvd to the centerline of HOLLAND, STEPHANIE WALES and IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF County, Mississippi, to wit:Lot 2, Fon- municipal elections; and,Whereas, a of Wendover Dr. to its intersection with Bryceland Blvd; run thence northerly ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING A MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI IN tanelle Subdivision, Phase 1, a sub- citizen’s right to fully participate in the the centerlineof Wendover Way; and westerly along thecenterline LEGAL OR EQUITABLE INTEREST THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF division according tothe map or plat forthcoming municipal electionis a continue thence northerly along the Bryceland Blvd to its intersection with IN AND TO THE PROPERTY DE- SHERRELL THORNTON,DECEASED fundamental right and therefore should centerline of Wendover Way to the centerline of Bridgeford Blvd; [OLYLVMÔPJOPZVUÄSLHUKVMYLJVYK SCRIBED HEREIN RESPONDENTS CAUSE NO. 2021-132 B NOTICE TO not be held up due to mathematical itsintersection with the centerline of runthence northerly along said PU[OLVɉJLVM[OL*OHUJLY`*SLYRVM CIVIL ACTION NO. 20-cv-954(W) CREDITORS Madison County at Canton, Mississip- exactnesswith respect to the deviation Rice Road; continue thence southeast- centerline of Bridgeford Blvd to its SUMMONS By Publication THE pi,in Plat Cabinet E at Slide 22B-24A, of population among the election erly along thecenterline of Rice Road intersection with a parcelof land Letters of Administration having STATE OF MISSISSIPPI reference to which is herebymade. wards; and,Whereas, the 2020 to its intersection with the centerline of described in Deed Book 2209 at page been granted on the 26th day of Old Canton Road; thencecontinue 22 of the land records of Madison Title to said property is believed to be TO: All Unknown Heirs –At-Law of decennial census redistricting data is March, 2021, by theChancery Court north along the centerline of Old County,Mississippi; run thence easterly good, but I will convey only such title EDWARD CHARLES EVANS de- expected to becomeavailable in the of Madison County, Mississippi to Canton Road to its intersection with and northerly along the boundary of as is vestedin me as Trustee.WITNESS ceased,You have been made Respon- coming months and thereafter the City the undersigned Administratrix of the the northerncity limits of the City of said property to apoint where a MY SIGNATURE, this 1stth day of KLU[PU[OLWL[P[PVUÄSLKPU[OPZ*V\Y[ of Ridgeland has an obligation Estateof Sherrell Thornton, Deceased, Ridgeland; and thence northerly and northerly extension of the eastern April, 2021.BRIDGETTE H. HARRELL, by JESSICAEVANS, Administrator for toexamine its election districts with notice is hereby given to all persons westerly along the City limitsline of the boundary intersects with the centerline TRUSTEEPublish:April 1, 2021April the Estat e of EDWARD CHARLES respect to the equal distribution of having claims against theEstate to City of Ridgeland to the point of ofLake Harbour Drive; run thence 8, 2021April 15, 2021BRIDGETTE H. EVANS, Deceased, Petitioner,seek- population among itssix (6) election present the same to the Clerk of this beginning.Ward 3 – Begin at the easterly along the centerline of Lake HARRELL, TRUSTEE385 EDGEWOOD ing an adjudication pursuant to Sec. districts and correct any impermissible Court for Probate and Registration intersection of the west right-of-way Harbour Drive to itsintersection with TERRACE DRIVE JACKSON, MS 91-1-27, et. seq., Mississippi Code of imbalances.Now, therefore, be it according tolaw within ninety (90) days line of U. S. Highway 51 andthe the centerline of Copper Ridge Dr.; run 39206 TELEPHONE: 601 373-4647 1972, of anadjudication of the heirs- ordained by the Mayor and Board of MYVT[OLÄYZ[W\ISPJH[PVUVM[OPZ5V[PJL southern boundary of the City of thence northerly along thecenterline of at-law of EDWARD CHARLES EVANS Aldermen ofRidgeland, Mississippi, as or they will be foreverbarred.This the Ridgeland, thence run northeasterly Copper Ridge Drive to its intersection Deceased, and as such to beplaced in follows:Section One – Pursuant to 26th day of March, 2021./s/ Charman IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF along the westright-of-way line of U. S. with the centerline of Camdenmill- possession of his Estate, and seeking Section 21-3-7 of the Mississippi Code Lea ThorntonCharman Lea Thorn- MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIP- Highway 51 to its intersection with the Drive; run thence westerly along the related relief, as more particularly set of 1972 the City ofRidgeland is divided ton, Administratrix ofthe Estate of PICHARLES PLUMPP PLAINTIFF east right-of-way line ofInterstate centerline of Camdenmill Drive and a forth in thePetition to Determine and into six wards for the purposes of Sherrell Thornton, DeceasedPrepared VS. BETTY GRAHAM,HEIRS AT Highway 55; thence run northerly westerlyextension thereof to its JVUÄYT/LPYZ([3H^VUÄSLPU[OPZJP]PS election of aldermen. Said wardsare by:/s/ John Howard Shows JOHN LAW OF MARY BRACEY,HEIRS AT along the east right-of-way line of intersection with the western boundary action The interest of thedecedent in described as follows:Ward 1 HOWARD SHOWS, MSB #6776RICH- LAW OF MARY GIBSON,HEIRS AT InterstateHighway 55 to the centerline of Camden ParkSubdivision; turn certain real property as more particu- – Beginning at the intersection the ARD A. EISENBERGER, JR., MSB LAW OF BLANCE HINES,WILLIE B. of the Illinois Central Railroad; thence thence northerly and run along the larly described in the said Petition are centerline of Interstate Highway 55 #102572SHOWS LAW FIRM PLLC242 THURMAN, LEROY THURMAN, and run northeasterly alongthe centerline eastern and northern boundary includedin the assets of the Estate.You with thenorthern corporate limits of the Market StreetFlowood, Mississippi EARNESTINE RAMSEY DEFEN- of the Illinois Central Railroad to the ofCamden Park Subdivision to its are summoned to appear and defend City of Ridgeland, Mississippi, run 39232Telephone: (601) 664-0044Fac- DANTS NO.: 2018-1136CS U M M O centerline of West School Street; intersection with Parcel No 072H-28C HNHPUZ[[OL7L[P[PVUÄSLKHNHPUZ[`V\ THENCE West to theWest right-of-way simile: (601) 664-0047 N STO: ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS AT runthence easterly along the centerline – 124/01.00, saidproperty being inthis action at 8:45 a.m. on the 10th line of Interstate Highway 55; run LAW OF BLANCE HINES NOTICE TO of W. School Street continuing along described in Deed Book 471 at Page day of May, 2021 in the Chancery THENCE Northerly along the RESPONDENTS the centerline ofE. School Street to its 419 of the land records of Madison- The following positions are open at Courtroom of the MadisonCounty Westright-of-way line of said Interstate intersection with the centerline of Pear County, Mississippi; run thence Madison County Nursing Home in You have been made a Defendant in Courthouse at 146 West Center Street, Highway 55 to a point which is 1,520 Orchard Road; run thencesoutherly northerly along the eastern boundary Canton:LPN Full-Time 3-11, 11-7 [OLZ\P[ÄSLKPU[OPZ*V\Y[I`*OHYSLZ Canton, Mississippi, before Judge feet South of theNorth section line of along the centerline of Pear Orchard and an extensionthereof to the and Baylor 7pm-7amCNAs 11-7RN Plumpp seeking to Quiet Title on the James Walker,and in case of your Section 13, Township 7 North, Range Road to its intersection with the centerline of Rice Road; run thence Supervisor Day Shift M-FInfection Pre- Property described in the heading of failure to appear and defend a judg- 1 East; run THENCE Westerlyon a line centerlineof Lake Harbour Drive; run westerly along the centerline of ventionist Nurse, LPN or RNAssistant this lawsuit.YOU ARE REQUESTED ment will be entered against you for which is 1,520 feet South of the North thence westerly along the centerline of RiceRoad to its intersection with the Dietary ManagerNEW STARTING PAY TO MAIL OR HAND-DELIVER A COPY themoney or other things demanded section line of said Section 13, to a Lake Harbour Drive toits intersection centerline of Wendover Way; run FOR ALL POSITIONS LISTED!Great OF WRITTENRESPONSE EITHER in the Petition.You are not required to pointon the West line of the East with the centerline of Wheatley Street; thence southerly alongthe centerline of ILULÄ[WHJRHNLPUJS\KPUN:[H[L9L- ADMITTING OR DENYING EACH ÄSLHUHUZ^LYVYV[OLYWSLHKPUNI``V\ One-half (E 1/2) of the West One-half run thence southerly along thecenter- Wendover Way to its intersection with tirement.Please call (601) 855-5771 for ALLEGATION IN THECOMPLAINT may do so if you desire.Issued under (W 1/2) of said Section13, which is line of Wheatly Street to its intersec- the centerline of Wendover Dr.;run more information TO: Cody W. Gibson and Wm. Scott my hand and the seal of said Court, 1,520 feet South of the North section tion with the centerline of McCormack thence southerly along the centerline Mullennix, 405 Tombigbee Street,- this 30th dayof March, 2021.RONNY line of said Section 13; run THENCE- Drive;run thence easterly along the of Wendover Drive to its intersection Jackson, MS 39201.THIS RESPONSE LOTT, CLERK OF THE CHANCERY South along the East boundary line of IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF centerline of McCormack Drive to its with thecenterline of Lake Harbour MUST BE MAILED OR DELIVERED COURT OF MADISON COUNTY, the West One-half (W 1/2) of the West MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI IN intersection with thecenterline of Ring Drive; run thence easterly along the WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYSFROM MISSISSIPPI146 West Center Street- One-half (W1/2) of said Section 13 to a THE MATTER OF THE LAST WILL Road; run thence northeasterly and centerline of LakeHarbour Drive to its THE DATE OF DELIVERY OF THIS Canton, MS 39046(S E A L)BY: Ivy WVPU[[OH[PZ5VY[O»¹>LZ[ AND TESTAMENT OFEDNA MERLE easterly along the centerline of intersection with the centerline of Old SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT OR StephensDEPUTY CLERKCarolyn W. 808.62 feet from theSoutheast corner CLARK WILLIAMS, DECEASED RingRoad to its intersection with Canton Road; run thence runsoutherly AJUDGMENT BY DEFAULT WILL BE 1LɈLYZVU4:) ([[VYUL`MVY of the Southwest Quarter (SW 1/4) of CAUSE NO. 2020-1124 (B) NOTICE Northpark Dr.; run thence easterly and along said centerline of Old Canton ENTERED AGAINST YOU FOR THE Petitioner5760 Norland AvenueNew the Northwest Quarter (NW 1/4) ofsaid TO CREDITORS northerly along thecenterline of Road to the point of beginning.SEC- MONEY OROTHER THINGS DE- Orleans, LA 70131504-430-2524 Section 13; THENCE run the following Northpark Drive to the centerline of TION TWO – There is attached hereto Letters Testamentary having been MANDED IN THIS COMPLAINT.YOU JV\YZLZHUKKPZ[HUJLZ!5VY[O» Van Mark Road; run thence easterly- a map which is depicts the location of granted on the 1st day of February, MUST ALSO FILE THE ORIGINAL OF ¹>LZ[ MLL[":V\[O » ¹ along the centerline of Van Mark Road eachward. This map represents the 2021, by the Chancery Court of YOUR RESPONSE WITH THE CLERK >LZ[MLL["5VY[O »¹ TOWN OF FLORA, MISSISSIPPI 2021 to the western property line of the Van boundaries of each ward and is in aid Madison County, Mississippi, to the OFTHIS COURT AS PROVIDED BY >LZ[MLL[":V\[O»¹ STREET OVERLAY PROJECT MarkApartments according to a Deed of each of the saidlegal descriptions. undersigned Executor under the Last LAW.WITNESS MY SIGNATURE AND >LZ[ MLL[":V\[O »¹ In the event of a discrepancy between Will and Testament of Edna Merle OFFICIAL SEAL, this the 1st day of 2021 Street >LZ[MLL[":V\[O»¹ VUÄSLHUKVMYLJVYKPU)VVR H[ Sealed bids for the page 593 in the landrecords of the map and the legal descriptionthe Clark Williams, deceased, notice is April,2021.RONNY LOTTCHANCERY Overlay Project West, 564.89 feet;THENCE run, South will be received until Madison County, Mississippi; run map shall control.SECTION THREE hereby given to all persons having CLERK, MADISON COUNTY BY: Ivy »¹>LZ[MLL[[VH 10 A.M. Friday, May 14, 2021 at the thence southerly and easterly along – The redistricting has not created a claims against said estate to present Stephens, D.C. point on the South line of aforesaid- VɉJLVM[OL;VÛ*SLYR;VÛVM-SVYH theproperty line of said property to its the same to the Clerk of this Court for Southwest Quarter (SW 1/4) of the ULLKMVYTVKPÄJH[PVUVMJLY[HPUWVSSPUN 168 Carter Street, Flora, MS 39071. intersection with the centerline of Old probate and registration according to Northwest Quarter (NW 1/4) of Section WSHJLZ;OL7VSSPUN7SHJLZYLTHPUÄ_LK IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF All bids so received will be publicly Canton Road;run thence southerly as follows:Ward One Highland Colony law, within ninety (90) days from the opened and read aloud. All sealed ";/,5*,Y\U5VY[O »¹ MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI West, 538.90 feet to a point located along the centerline of Old Canton Baptist Church1200 Highland Colony ÄYZ[W\ISPJH[PVUVM[OPZUV[PJLVY[OL` bids shall be marked on the outside CHARLES PLUMPP PLAINTIFF 2640.20 feet North of the cornercom- Road to its intersection with ParkwayRidgeland, MississippiWard will be forever barred.THIS, the 11th face of the envelope “2021 Street VS. BETTY GRAHAM,HEIRS AT mon to Sections 13, 14, 23 and 24, thecenterline of Pine Kno ll Dr.; run Two First United Methodist Church234 day of March, 2021./s/ Todd Clark Overlay Project,” and shall have the LAW OF MARY BRACEY,HEIRS AT Township 7 North, Range 1 East, said thence Easterly along the centerline of West Jackson StreetRidgeland, MS WilliamsTODD CLARK WILLIAMS, Ex- IPKKLY»Z*LY[PÄJH[LVM9LZWVUZPIPSP[` LAW OF MARY GIBSON,HEIRS AT point beingthe Southeast corner of Pine Knoll Driveto its intersection with 39157Ward Three Trace Ridge Baptist ecutor under the Last Will and Testa- Number written on the outside of the LAW OF BLANCE HINES,WILLIE B. Quail Run Subdivision; run THENCE the western property line of North- Church238 Lake Harbour DriveRidge- ment of Edna Merle Clark Williams, de- envelope. If any envelope is not so THURMAN, LEROY THURMAN, and North 89 degrees 17 minutes48 brook Apartments, said propertybeing land, MS 39157Ward Four Colonial ceasedPUBLISHED: 4/1/21, 4/8/21 & marked, said bid shall not be opened EARNESTINE RAMSEY DEFEN- seconds West, along the South line described in Deed Book 506 at page Heights Baptist Church444 Northpark 4/15/21SAMUEL H. WILLIFORD, MSB and considered.The project generally DANTS NO.: 2018-1136C SUMMONS ofsaid subdivision, 1227.25 feet; 670 of the land records of Madison DriveRidgeland, MS 39157Ward Five #100095WILLIFORD, McALLISTER, consists of milling, base repair and TO: ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS AT LAW continue THENCEalong the boundary County,Mississippi; turn thence south Ridgeland Recreation Center137 Old JACOBUS & WHITE, LLPATTORNEYS overlay of various roadways in the OF MARY GIBSONNOTICE TO RE- of said subdivision as follows:North 27 and follow said western property line Trace ParkRidgeland, MS 39157Ward AT LAW303 Highland Park Cove, Suite Town of Flora.Contract documents SPONDENTS degrees 14 minutes 57 seconds West, to the southern citylimits of Ridgeland; Six Mt. Charity Baptist Church954 ARidgeland, Mississippi 39157(601) HYLVUÄSLHUKJHUIL]PL^LKH[;VÛ 489.90 feet; South 84 degrees 37 run thence westerly along the southern Lake Harbour DriveRidgeland, MS 991-2000SOLICITOR You have been made a Defendant in of Flora, 168 Carter Street, Flora, MS minutes33 seconds West, 280.70 feet; city limits of Ridgeland to thepoint of 39157SECTION FOUR – This [OLZ\P[ÄSLKPU[OPZ*V\Y[I`*OHYSLZ 39071. Questions regarding plans run THENCE North 00 degrees 05 beginning.Ward 4 – Begin at the VYKPUHUJL^PSS[HRLLɈLJ[VUL Plumpp seeking toQuiet Title on the HUKZWLJPÄJH[PVUZZOV\SKILZLU[ IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF minutes 00 seconds West,2,231.59 intersection of the centerline of month from and afterpassage. Property described in the heading of to Tim Bryan, P.E. with the Madison MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI feet to a point on the South right-of- Wheatly Street with the centerlineof ORDAINED, ADOPTED AND this lawsuit.YOU ARE REQUESTED *V\U[`,UNPULLY»Z6ɉJLH[[PTIY`HU' IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE way line of Lake Castle Road; run McCormack Drive; run thence easterly APPROVED by the Mayor and Board TO MAIL OR HAND-DELIVER A COPY madison-co.com or 601-790-2520. OF:SPENCER RIVERS RATCLIFF, THENCEWest and Southwest along along the centerline of McCormack ofAldermen of the City of Ridgeland, OF WRITTENRESPONSE EITHER The Town of Flora reserves the right DECEASEDCIVIL ACTION NO. 21- the South right-of-way line of Lake Drive to itsintersection with the Madison County, Mississippi at its ADMITTING OR DENYING EACH to waive any irregularities, to accept 241 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Castle Road to the East lineof Section centerline of Ring Road; run thence regular meetingheld on the 16th day of ALLEGATION IN THECOMPLAINT any bid deemed to be in the best 15, Township 7 North, Range 1 East; northeasterly and easterly alongthe March 2021.MOTION made to adopt Letters of Administration having TO: Cody W. Gibson and Wm. Scott interest of the Town or reject any and THENCE continuing along said centerline of Ring Road to its the foregoing Ordinance was made by been granted on the 23rd day of Mullennix, 405 Tombigbee Street,- all bids.Leslie Childress, MayorPub- Southerlyright-of-way line of Lake intersection with Northpark Dr.; run AldermanD. I. Smith and SECONDED March, 2021, by the Chancery Court Jackson, MS 39201.THIS RESPONSE lication Dates:April 15, 2021April 22, Castle Road run Westerly for a thence easterly andnortherly along the by Alderman Brian Ramsey and the of Madison County, Mississippi to MUST BE MAILED OR DELIVERED 2021Madison County Journal distance of 3,535 feet, more orless, to centerline of Northpark Drive to the MVYLNVPUNOH]PUNÄYZ[ILLUYLK\JLK[V :[L]L9H[JSPɈ(KTPUPZ[YH[VYVM[OL WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYSFROM its intersection with the Southerly centerline of Van Mark Road; writing, was submitted to a Roll Call ,Z[H[LVM:WLUJLY9P]LYZ9H[JSPɈ THE DATE OF DELIVERY OF THIS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO right-of-way line of North Livingston runthence easterly along the centerline Vote, the result was as follows:Alder- deceased, notice is hereby given to SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT OR AMEND SECTION 600.14.F OF THE Road;THENCE run Southwesterly of Van Mark Road to the western prop- man Ken Heard (Ward 1) Voted: all persons having claims against said AJUDGMENT BY DEFAULT WILL BE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY along the Southerly and Easterly erty line of VanMark Apartments AyeAlderman Chuck Gautier (Ward 2) Estate to present the same to the ENTERED AGAINST YOU FOR THE OF RIDGELAND, MISSISSIPPI right-of-way line of N.Livingston Road HJJVYKPUN[VH+LLKVUÄSLHUKVM Voted: AyeAlderman Kevin Holder Clerk of said Court for probate and MONEY OROTHER THINGS DE- for a distance of 3400 feet, more or record in Book 1804 at page 593 inthe (Ward 3) Voted: AyeAlderman Brian registration according to law in writing MANDED IN THIS COMPLAINT.YOU Notice is hereby given to those parties less to the East line of Section land records of Madison County, Ramsey (Ward 4) Voted: AyeAlderman ^P[OPUUPUL[` KH`ZMYVT[OLÄYZ[ MUST ALSO FILE THE ORIGINAL OF in interest that there will be a publi- 16;THENCE continuing Southwesterly Mississippi; run southerly and easterly Bill Lee (Ward 5) voted: AyeAlderman publication of this Notice or they will YOUR RESPONSE WITH THE CLERK chearing before the Mayor and Board along the Easterly and Southerly along theproperty line of said property Wesley Hamlin (Ward 6) voted: be forever barred.STEVE RATCLIFF OFTHIS COURT AS PROVIDED BY of Aldermen of the City of Ridgeland right-of-way line ofsaid N. Livingston to its intersection with the centerline of AyeAlderman D. I. Smith (At Large) AdministratorPrepared by:John R. LAW.WITNESS MY SIGNATURE AND on May 4,2021, at 6:00 o’clock p.m. at Road for a distance of 3,440 feet, Old Canton Road;run thence northerly voted: AyeWhereupon, the Mayor Elliott, Jr. (MBN 100372)ELLIOTT LAW OFFICIAL SEAL, this the 1st day of the City Hall of Ridgeland, Mississippi, more or less, to a point on the along the centerline of Old Canton declared the Ordinance carried and FIRM, P.L.L.C.P. O. Box 2605Mad- April,2021.RONNY LOTTCHANCERY located at 100 WestSchool Street, Southline of Section 16; THENCE Road to its intersection with the Ordinance adopted. The foregoing ison, Mississippi 39130Telephone: CLERK, MADISON COUNTYBY: Ivy Ridgeland, Mississippi, for the purpose continuing along said Easterly thecenterline of Lake Harbour Drive; Ordinance is approved this the4th day 601-499-0460Facsimile: 601-499-0461 Stephens, D.C of determining whether thefollowing right-of-way line of NorthLivingston run thence westerly along the of April, 2021.APPROVED:CITY OF amendments should be made to the Road run Southerly to the intersection centerline of Lake HarbourDrive to its RIDGELAND, MISSISSIPPIBY: /s/Gene IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF text of the Zoning Ordinance of the of the North right of way line of intersection with the centerline of F. M cGeeGENE F. MCGEE, MayorAT- MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI IN MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIP- City ofRidgeland, Mississippi: Amend GreensCrossing Road; THENCE run Wheatly Street; run thence southerly TEST:/s/Paula TiercePAULA TIERCE, THE MATTER OF THE LAST WILL PICHARLES PLUMPP PLAINTIFF Section 600.14.F to add Special Site Westerly, along the North right of way alongthe centerline of Wheatly Street City Clerk AND TESTAMENT OF ELIZABETH VS.BETTY GRAHAM,HEIRS AT Plan Standards toClimate Controlled of Greens CrossingRoad to its to the point of beginning.Ward 5 S. ROOKS, DECEASED CAUSE NO. LAW OF MARY BRACEY,HEIRS AT Storage Facilities and Self-Storage intersection with the Madison County - Begin at the intersection of the 2021-84 (W) NOTICE TO CREDI- LAW OF MARY GIBSON,HEIRS AT Facilities.For all those interested, com- – Hinds County line; THENCE run centerline of Old Canton Road with TORS LAW OF BLANCE HINES,WILLIE B. plete copies of the proposed changes Southalong the Madison County – thecenterline of Lincolnshire Blvd, run See LEGALS, page A8 Page A8, Madison County Journal, April 15, 2021 www.madisoncountyjournal.com

IN THE CHANCERY COURTOF of the West ½ ofthe NW ¼ of said ¼ and NE ¼ of said Section 28, pin;thence146.78 feet along the arc of VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹Y\U[VPYVUWPUZ which bears North 50 degrees 56 MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI :LJ[PVU ; 59,¹MVYHKPZ[HUJL T9N-R2E, for a distance of 1,387.14 a 825.00 foot radius curve to the right, at each of the following calls;East for a minutes 44 seconds West; then- ESTATE OF WILLIAM K. PYRON, of 21.00 feet to an iron pin at the feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of said arc having a 146.59foot chord distance of 2,948.56 feet; thenceCon- ceNorth 60 degrees 27 minutes 51 JR.,DECEASEDNO.2021-302NOTICE SEcorner, thereof; thenceWest along the above described parcel ortract of which bears North 14 degrees 07 tinue East for a distance of 76.48 feet seconds West for a distance of 395.30 TO CREDITORS the Southerly boundary of said tract of land.DESCRIPTION – PARCEL / LOT minutes 50 seconds West to the to the POINT OF BEGINNING of the feet; thence365.26 feet along the arc land described as “21 feet on the 3A parcel or tract of land, containing POINT OFBEGINNING of the above herein describedproperty; thenceSouth of a 825.00 foot radius curve to the Letters Testamentary having been North endof the West ½ of the NW ¼ 81.82 acres, more or less, lying and described parcel or tract of land.DE- for a distance of 92.14 feet; then- right, said arc having a 362.29 granted on the 12th day of April, 2021, VMZHPK:LJ[PVU ; 59,¹MVYH being situated in the SE¼ of Section SCRIPTION – PARCEL / LOT 4A ceNorth 86 degrees 26 minutes 00 footchord which bears North 47 by the Chancery Court of Madison distance of 1,328.64 feet to aniron pin 28, T9N-R2E, Madison County, parcel or tract of land, containing seconds West for a distance of 56.72 degrees 46 minutes 50 seconds West County, Mississippi to the undersigned at the SW corner, thereof; thenceNorth Mississippi, being a part of the Walker 231.82 acres, more or less, lying and feet; thenceSouth 07 degrees 45 to the Westerly boundary of theSE ¼ Executor of the ESTATE OF WILLIAM along the Westerly boundary of said Lands II, LLCproperty as described in being situated in Section28 and minutes 00 seconds East for a of said Section 28, T9N-R2E; K. PYRON, JR., DECEASED, notice tract of land described as “21 feet on Deed Book 3385 at Page 454 of the Section 29, T9N-R2E, Madison distance of 551.00 feet; thenceSouth thenceNorth along the Westerly is hereby given to all persons having the North endof the West ½ of the NW 9LJVYKZVM[OL6ɉJLVM[OL*OHUJLY` County, Mississippi, being a part of the 41 degrees 20 minutes 00 seconds boundary of the SE ¼ of said Section claims against said Estate to present ëVMZHPK:LJ[PVU ; 59,¹MVYH Clerk of said Madison County, at Walker Lands II,LLC property as East for a distance of 332.00 feet; 28, T9N-R2E, for a distance of474.34 the same to the Clerk of this Court for distance of 21.00 feet to an ironpin at Canton, Mississippi, and being more described in Deed Book 3385 at Page thenceEast for a distance of 853.00 feet; thenceLeaving the Westerly probate and registration according the NW corner, thereof, said point also particularlydescribed as follows:COM- VM[OL9LJVYKZVM[OL6ɉJLVM feet; thenceSouth 48 degrees 14 boundary of the SE ¼ of said Section to law, within ninety (90) days from lying at the NE corner of the NE ¼ of MENCING at the SW corner of the SW theChancery Clerk of said Madison minutes 00 seconds East for a 28, T9N-R2E, run to iron pins at [OLÄYZ[W\ISPJH[PVUVM[OPZ5V[PJLVY Section 29, T9N-R2E; thenceWest ¼ of Section 29, T9N-R2E, Madison County, at Canton, Mississippi, and distance of 138.00 feet; thenceSouth eachof the following calls;712.33 feet they will be forever barred.This the along the Northerly boundary of the County, Mississippi; run thenceEast being more particularlydescribed as 51 degrees 14 minutes 00 seconds along the arc of a 675.00 foot radius 12th day of April, 2021.s/ Beverly B. NE ¼ of said Section 29, T9N-R2E, for along the Southerly boundary of the follows:COMMENCING at the SW East for a distance of 141.00 feet; curve to the left, said arc having a PyronBeverly B. Pyron, Executor of a distance of1,123.89 feet to an iron SW ¼ of said Section 29, T9N-R2E, for corner of the SW ¼ of Section 29, thenceSouth 58 degrees 34 minutes 679.73 footchord which bears South the Estate of William K. Pyron, Jr., pin lying on the Westerly boundary of a distance of2,667.77 feet to the SE T9N-R2E, Madison County,Mississippi; 00 seconds East for a distance of 30 degrees 13 minutes 56 seconds Deceaseds/ Leonard C. MartinLeonard Parcel 2 of the above referencedWalk- corner, thereof, said point also lying at run thenceEast along the Southerly 82.00 feet; thenceSouth 66 degrees 40 East feet; thenceSouth 60 degrees 27 C. MartinBAKER, DONELSON, BEAR- er Lands II, LLC property as described the SW corner of a parcel of boundary of the SW ¼ of said Section minutes 00 seconds East for a minutes 51 seconds East for a MAN, CALDWELL & BERKOWITZPost in Deed Book 3385 at Page 454 of the landdescribed as the “West ½ of the 29, T9N-R2E, for a distance of2,667.77 distance of 91.00 feet; thenceSouth 76 distance of 395.30 feet; thence261.49 6ɉJL)V_1HJRZVU4PZZPZZPWWP Records ofsaid Madison County, SE ¼ less a strip of 4.0 chains evenly feet to the SE corner, thereof, said degrees 31 minutes 27 seconds East feet along the arc of a 787.00 foot 39236Telephone: (601) 351-2400State Mississippi; thenceLeaving the VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹"[OLUJL*VU[PU\L point also lying at the SW corner of a for a distance of 174.46 feet; radius curve to the right, said arc Bar #1897ATTORNEY Northerly boundary of the NE ¼ of said East along the Southerly boundary of parcel of landdescribed as the “West thenceSouth 80 degrees 03 minutes having a 260.29 footchord which bears ______Section 29, T9N-R2E, run along said parcel of land described as the ½ of the SE ¼ less a strip of 4.0 chains 19 seconds East for a distance of South 50 degrees 56 minutes 44 theWesterly boundary of said Parcel 2 “West ½ ofthe SE ¼ less a strip of 4.0 L]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹"[OLUJL- 138.82 feet; thenceSouth 40 degrees seconds East; thenceSouth 41 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING to iron pins at each of the following JOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹ Continue East along the Southerly 59 minutes 25 seconds East for a degrees 25 minutes 38 seconds East calls;South for a distance of 419.28 for a distance of 1,069.89 feet tothe boundary of said parcel of land distance of 139.02 feet to the for a distance of 285.62 feet; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that feet; thenceWest for a distance of SE corner, thereof, said point also described as the “West ½ of theSE ¼ Northerly Right Of-Way of Mississippi thenceNorth 48 degrees 34 minutes 22 4*,+(OHZÄSLKHWL[P[PVU^P[O[OL 210.00 feet; thenceSouth for a being and lying at the SW corner of Highway No. 22, as it existed in seconds East for a distance of 25.00 Board of Supervisorsof Madison SLZZHZ[YPWVMJOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ distance of 900.00 feet; thenceLeaving Parcel 2 of the abovereferenced December, 2018, said right-of-way feet; thenceSouth 41 degrees 25 County, MS, to request a Dimensional ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹MVYHKPZ[HUJLVM the Westerly boundary of said Parcel Walker Lands II, LLC property; 1,069.89 feet to theSE corner, thereof; beingmore fully and particularly minutes 38 seconds East for a Variance on certain property, pursuant 2, continue South for a distance of thenceNorth along the Easterly thenceNorth along the Easterly described in that certain conveyance distance of 300.00 feet; thenceNorth to theZoning Ordinance of Madison 0.54 feet, more or less, to an iron pin boundary of said parcel of land boundary of said parcel of land from Mississippi Major EconomicAu- 88 degrees 34 minutes 22 seconds County, Mississippi, to-wit:EXHIBIT “A”Legal Description of Megasite lying at the NE corner of the SW ¼ of described as the “West ½ of the SE described as the “West ½ of the SE ¼ thority to the Mississippi Department East for a distance of 261.96 feet to PropertyDESCRIPTION – PARCEL / the NE ¼ of Section 29, T9N- R2E; ëSLZZHZ[YPWVMJOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ SLZZHZ[YPWVMJOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ of Transportation recorded on June 17, the above referencedNortherly thenceWest along the Northerly 2010 in DeedBook 2548 at Page 667 Right-of-Way of said Mississippi LOT 1A parcel or tract of land, ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹HUK[OL>LZ[LYS` ZPKLVMZHTL¹MVYHKPZ[HUJLVM boundary of the SW ¼ of the NE ¼ of boundary of Parcel 2 ofsaid Walker feet to an iron pin andPOINT OF of the Records of said Madison Highway No. 22; thenceAlong the containing 166.08 acres, more or less, said Section 29, T9N-R2E, for Lands II, LLC property, for a distance BEGINNING of the herein described County at Canton, Mississippi; Northerly Right-of-Way of said lying and being situated inSection 28 adistance of 264.00 feet to an iron pin of 494.94 feet; thenceContinue North property; thenceLeaving the Easterly thenceAlong the Northerly Right-Of- Mississippi Highway No. 22 to iron and Section 29, T9N-R2E, Madison lying on the Westerly boundary of said along the Easterly boundary of said boundary of said parcel of land Way of said Mississippi Highway No. pins at each of thefollowing County, Mississippi, being a part of the Parcel 2; thenceLeaving the Northerly parcel of land described as the “West described as the “West ½ of the SE ¼ 22 to iron pins at each of thefollowing calls;424.36 feet along the arc of a WalkerLands II, LLC property as boundary of the SW ¼ of the NE ¼ of ½ ofthe SE ¼ less a strip of 4.0 chains calls;North 44 degrees 39 minutes 42 1819.86 foot radius curve to the right, described in Deed Book 3385 at Page SLZZHZ[YPWVMJOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ said Section 29, T9N-R2E, run L]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹[OL ZPKLVMZHTL¹Y\U[VPYVUWPUZH[LHJO seconds East for a distance of 266.64 said arc having a 423.40 footchord VM[OL9LJVYKZVM[OL6ɉJLVM[OL Southfor a distance of 761.65 feet to Easterly boundary of aparcel of land of the following calls;East for a feet; thenceNorth 47 degrees 14 which bears South 42 degrees 23 Chancery Clerk of said Madison the POINT OF BEGINNING of the described as the “SW ¼ of the NE ¼ distance of 2948.56 feet; thenceNorth minutes 36 seconds East for a minutes 37 seconds West; thence- County, at Canton, Mississippi, and above described parcel or tractof 28 degrees 00 minutes 43 seconds distance of 446.44 feet; to the POINT South 47 degrees 14 minutes 36 being moreparticularly described as SLZZHZ[YPWVMJOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ land.DESCRIPTION – PARCEL / LOT West for a distance of 613.56 feet; OF BEGINNING of the herein seconds West for a distance of 179.66 follows:COMMENCING at the SW ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹HUK[OL>LZ[LYS` 2A parcel or tract of land, containing boundary of Parcel 2 of said Walker thenceNorth 64 degrees 06 minutes 34 described property; thenceLeaving the feet to the POINT OFBEGINNING of corner of the SW ¼ of Section 29, 164.15 acres, more or less, lying and Lands II, LLC property, for adistance of seconds East for a distance of 1772.68 Northerly Right-Of-Way of said the above described parcel or tract of T9N-R2E, Madison County, Mississip- being situated inSection 28, T9N-R2E, 2,702.87 feet to an iron pin; thence- feet to the Easterlyboundary of the SW Mississippi Highway No. 22, run to iron land.LESS AND EXCEPT THE pi; run thenceEast along the Southerly Madison County, Mississippi, being a Leaving the Easterly boundary of a ¼ of said Section 28, T9N-R2E; pins at eachof the following calls;North FOLLOWING TRACTS:DESCRIP- boundary of the SW ¼ of said Section part of the Walker Lands II, LLCprop- said parcel of land described as the thenceNorth along the Easterly 01 degrees 04 minutes 22 seconds TION OF EXCLUDED PARCEL/LOT 29, T9N-R2E, for a distance of2,667.77 erty as described in Deed Book 3385 “SW ¼ of the NE ¼ less astrip of 4.0 boundary of the SW ¼ and the East for a distance of 295.86 feet; A feet to the SE corner, thereof, said at Page 454 of the Records of the Easterly boundary of the NW ¼ of thenceNorth 41 degrees 25 minutes 38 point also lying at the SW corner of a JOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹ and the Westerly boundary of Parcel 2 saidSection 28, T9N-R2E for a seconds West for a distance of 300.00 COMMENCING AT A CONCRETE parcel of landdescribed as the “West 6ɉJLVM[OL*OHUJLY`*SLYRVMZHPK Madison County, at Canton, of saidWalker Lands II, LLC property, distance of 1387.14 feet; thenceLeav- feet; thenceNorth 48 degrees 34 MONUMENT FOUND MARKING THE ½ of the SE ¼ less a strip of 4.0 chains Mississippi, and being more run East for a distance of 4255.16 feet ing the Easterly boundary of the NW ¼ minutes 22 seconds East for a NORTHWESTCORNER OF SECTION L]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹"[OLUJL- particularlydescribed as follows:COM- to an iron pin lying on theEasterly of said Section 28, T9N-R2E, run West distance of 25.00 feet; thenceNorth 41 21, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE Continue East along the Southerly MENCING at the SW corner of the SW boundary of the NW ¼ of Section 28, for a distanceof 4255.16 feet to the degrees 25 minutes 38 seconds West 2 EAST, MADISON COUNTY,MIS- boundary of said parcel of land ¼ of Section 29, T9N-R2E, Madison T9N-R2E, said point also lying on the Easterly boundary of said parcel of for a distance of 285.62 feet; SISSIPPI, SAID CORNER HAVING described as the “West ½ ofthe SE ¼ County, Mississippi; run thenceEast Westerlyboundary of the NE ¼ of said land described as the “West ½ of the thence211.65 feet along the arc of a A MISSISSIPPI STATE PLANE EAST SLZZHZ[YPWVMJOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ along the Southerly boundary of the Section 28, T9N-R2E; thenceNorth SE¼ less a strip of 4.0 chains evenly 637.00 foot radius curve to the left, ZONE(NAD83(2011) US SURVEY FEET ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹MVYHKPZ[HUJLVM SW ¼ of said Section 29, T9N-R2E, for along the Westerly boundary of the said arc having a 210.68 footchord COORDINATE OF N:1134415:44, 1,069.89 feet tothe SE corner, thereof, VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹"[OLUJL:V\[O a distance of2,667.77 feet to the SE NW ¼ of said Section 28, T9N-R2E, along the Easterly boundary of said which bears North 50 degrees 56 E:2366434.80, A SCALEFACTOR said point also being and lying at the corner, thereof, said point also lying at for a distance of2,081.47 feet to an parcel of land described as the “West minutes 44 seconds West; then- OF 0.99995559 AND A CONVER- SW corner of Parcel 2 of the the SW corner of a parcel of iron pin lying at the NW corner, thereof; ½ of the SE ¼ lessa strip of 4.0 chains ceNorth 60 degrees 27 minutes 51 GENCE ANGLE OF 0 DEGREES 07 abovereferenced Walker Lands II, LLC landdescribed as the “West ½ of the thenceEast along the Northerly seconds West for a distance of 395.30 MINUTES 20SECONDS; THENCE property; thenceNorth along the L]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹MVYH SE ¼ less a strip of 4.0 chains evenly boundary of the NE ¼ of said Section distance of 2702.87 feet to the POINT feet; thence365.26 feet along the arc EAST 1797.99 FEET; THENCE SOUTH Easterly boundary of said parcel of 28, T9N-R2E, for a distance of2,481.56 OFBEGINNING of the above described of a 825.00 foot radius curve to the 6752.06 FEET TO THE POINTOF land described as the “West ½ of the VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹"[OLUJL*VU[PU\L East along the Southerly boundary of feet to an iron pin; thenceLeaving the parcel or tract of land.DESCRIPTION right, said arc having a 362.29 BEGINNING OF THE HEREIN SE ¼less a strip of 4.0 chains evenly said parcel of land described as the Northerly boundary of the NE ¼ of said – PARCEL / LOT 5A parcel or tract of footchord which bears North 47 DESCRIBED TRACT (N:1127633.38, VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹HUK[OL “West ½ ofthe SE ¼ less a strip of 4.0 Section 28, T9N-R2E, run to points at land, containing 32.21 acres, more or degrees 46 minutes 50 seconds West E:2368232.78;THENCE SOUTH 00 Westerly boundary of Parcel 2 ofsaid eachof the following calls;South 01 less, lying and being situated in the to an iron pin lying on theWesterly DEGREES 07 MINUTES 16 SECONDS Walker Lands II, LLC property, for a JOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹ for a distance of 1,069.89 feet tothe degrees 22 minutes 39 seconds East SW ¼of Section 28, T9N-R2E, boundary of the SE ¼ of said Section EAST 2109.79 FEET; THENCESOUTH distance of 494.94 feet; thenceContin- SE corner, thereof, said point also for a distance of 1,260.46 feet to an Madison County, Mississippi, being a 28, T9N-R2E, said point also lying on 89 DEGREES 52 MINUTES 44 SEC- ue North along the Easterly boundary being and lying at the SW corner of iron pin;thence572.40 feet along the part of the Walker Lands II, LLCprop- the Easterlyboundary of the SW ¼ of ONDS WEST 1425.0 FEET; THENCE of said parcel of land described as the Parcel 2 of the abovereferenced arc of a 825.00 foot radius curve to the erty as described in Deed Book 3385 said Section 28, T9N-R2E; thence- NORTH 0DEGREES 07 MINUTES “West ½ ofthe SE ¼ less a strip of 4.0 Walker Lands II, LLC property; right, said arc having a 560.99foot at Page 454 of the Records of the South along the Easterly boundary of 16 SECONDS WEST 210 9.79 FEET.; JOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹ thenceNorth along the Easterly chord which bears South 18 degrees the SW ¼ of said Section 28, THENCE NORTH 89DEGREES 52 the Easterly boundary of aparcel of 6ɉJLVM[OL*OHUJLY`*SLYRVMZHPK boundary of said parcel of land 29 minutes 56 seconds West to an iron Madison County, at Canton, T9N-R2E, for a distance of502.78 feet; MINUTES 44 SECONDS EAST 1425.0 land described as the “SW ¼ of the described as the “West ½ of the SE pin; thenceSouth 38 degrees 22 Mississippi, and being more thenceLeaving the Easterly boundary FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- NE ¼ less a strip of 4.0 chains evenly NING,SAID TRACT CONTAINS 69.02 ëSLZZHZ[YPWVMJOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ minutes 31 seconds West for a particularly described asfollows:COM- of the SW ¼ of said Section 28, VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹HUK[OL>LZ[LYS` distance of 276.51 feet to an iron MENCING at the SW corner of the SW T9N-R2E, run West for a distanceof ACRES, MORE OR LESS, AND ALL boundary of Parcel 2 of said Walker ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹HUK[OL>LZ[LYS` boundary of Parcel 2 ofsaid Walker pin;thence452.55 feet along the arc of ¼ of Section 29, T9N-R2E, Madison 1,230.12 feet to the POINT OF BEING A PART OFTHE NORTHWEST Lands II, LLC property, for adistance of Lands II, LLC property, for a distance a 825.00 foot radius curve to the left, County,Mississippi; run thenceEast BEGINNING of the above described 1/4 AND PART OF THE SOUTHWEST 2702.87 feet to an iron pin lying at the of 494.94 feet; thenceContinue North said arc having a 446.90 footchord along the Southerly boundary of the parcel or tract of land.DESCRIPTION 1/4 ALL IN SECTION 28,TOWN- NW corner of Parcel 1 of the along the Easterly boundary of said which bears South 22 degrees 39 SW ¼ of said Section 29, T9N-R2E, for PARCEL/LOT 7East along the SHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE 2 EAST, MadisonCounty Economic Develop- parcel of land described as the “West minutes 39 seconds West to an iron a distance of2,667.77 feet to the SE Southerly boundary of the SW ¼ of MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. ment Authority property as described DESCRIPTION OF EXCLUDED ½ ofthe SE ¼ less a strip of 4.0 chains pin; thenceSouth 06 degrees 56 corner, thereof, said point also lying at said Section 29, T9N-R2E, for a AND: in Deed Book 3706 at Page 976of the PARCEL/LOT B minutes 46 seconds West for a the SW corner of a parcel of distance of2,667.77 feet to the SE Records of said Madison County, L]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹[OL Easterly boundary of aparcel of land distance of 113.98 feet to an iron landdescribed as the “West ½ of the corner, thereof, said point also lying at Mississippi and POINT OF BEGIN- COMMENCING AT A CONCRETE described as the “SW ¼ of the NE ¼ pin;thence230.09 feet along the arc of SE ¼ less a strip of 4.0 chains evenly the SW corner of a parcel of NING of the hereindescribed property; MONUMENT FOUND MARKING THE a 825.00 foot radius curve to the left, landdescribed as the “West ½ of the thenceLeaving the Easterly boundary SLZZHZ[YPWVMJOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹"[OLUJL*VU[PU\L NORTHWESTCORNER OF SECTION said arc having a 229.34 footchord East along the Southerly boundary of SE ¼ less a strip of 4.0 chains evenly of a said parcel of land described as ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹HUK[OL>LZ[LYS` 21, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE boundary of Parcel 2 of said Walker which bears South 01 degrees 02 said parcel of land described as the the “SW ¼ of the NE ¼ less astrip of VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹"[OLUJL*VU[PU\L 2 EAST, MADISON COUNTY,MIS- Lands II, LLC property, for adistance of minutes 37 seconds East to an iron pin “West ½ of theSE ¼ less a strip of 4.0 East along the Southerly boundary of JOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVM SISSIPPI, SAID CORNER HAVING 2,702.87 feet to an iron pin; thence- and POINT OFBEGINNING of the JOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹ said parcel of land described as the ZHTL¹HUK[OL>LZ[LYS`IV\UKHY`VM A MISSISSIPPI STATE PLANE EAST Leaving the Easterly boundary of a herein described property; thence- for a distance of 1,069.89 feet to “West ½ of theSE ¼ less a strip of 4.0 Parcel 2 of saidWalker Lands II, LLC ZONE(NAD83(2011) US SURVEY FEET said parcel of land described as the South 80 degrees 57 minutes 59 theSE corner, thereof; thenceNorth property, run East along the Northerly JOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹ COORDINATE OF N:1134415.44, “SW ¼ of the NE ¼ less astrip of 4.0 seconds West for a distance of 818.24 along the Easterly boundary of said for a distance of 1,069.89 feet to boundary of Parcel 1 of saidMadison E:2366434.80, A SCALEFACTOR feet to an iron pin;thence550.31 feet parcel of land described as the “West theSE corner, thereof; thenceNorth County Economic Development JOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹ OF 0.99995559 AND A CONVER- and the Westerly boundary of Parcel 2 along the arc of a 825.00 foot radius ½ of the SE ¼ lessa strip of 4.0 chains along the Easterly boundary of said Authority property for a distance of GENCE ANGLE OF 0 DEGREES 07 of saidWalker Lands II, LLC property, curve to the left, said arc having a parcel of land described as the “West 1856.41 feet toan iron pin at the SW L]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹MVYH MINUTES 20SECONDS; THENCE run East for a distance of 4255.16 feet 540.17 footchord which bears South distance of 494.94 feet; thenceLeaving ½ of the SE ¼ lessa strip of 4.0 chains corner of Parcel No. 1 of the Madison EAST 1797.99 FEET; THENCE SOUTH to an iron pin lying on theEasterly 61 degrees 51 minutes 25 seconds the Easterly boundary of said parcel of County Economic DevelopmentAu- L]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹MVYH 6782.06 FEET; THENCESOUTH 89 boundary of the NW ¼ of Section 28, West to an iron pin; thenceSouth 42 land described as the “West ½ of the distance of 494.94 feet to an iron thority property as described in Deed DEGREES 52 MINUTES 44 SEC- T9N-R2E, said point also lying on the degrees 44 minutes 51 seconds West SE ¼ less astrip of 4.0 chains evenly pin;thenceLeaving the Easterly Book 3887 at Page 268 of the Records ONDS WEST 1425.0 FEET TO A #5 Westerlyboundary of the NE ¼ of said for a distance of 1,017.18 feet to an boundary of said parcel of land of said MadisonCounty, Mississippi; VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹Y\U,HZ[MVYH REBARFOUND MARKING THE POINT Section 28, T9N-R2E and POINT OF iron pin;thence625.37 feet along the distance of 2948.56 feet to an ironpin described as the “West ½ of the SE ¼ thenceLeaving the Northerly boundary OF BEGINNING OF THE HEREIN BEGINNING of the hereindescribed arc of a 675.00 foot radius curve to the and POINT OF BEGINNING of the of Parcel 1 of said Madison County SLZZHZ[YPWVMJOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ DESCRIBED TRACT(N:1127630.37; property; thenceNorth along the left, said arc having a 603.24 footchord herein described property; then- Economic DevelopmentAuthority prop- ZPKLVMZHTL¹Y\U[VPYVUWPUZH[LHJO E:2366807.78); THENCE SOUTH 0 Westerly boundary of the NE ¼ of said which bears South 33 degrees 55 ceNorth 28 degrees 00 minutes 43 of the following calls;East for a erty (Deed Book 3706 at Page 976) run DEGREES 07 MINUTES 16 SEC- Section 28, T9N-R2E, for a distance minutes 22 seconds East to an iron seconds West for a distance of 613.56 distance of 2,948.56 feet; thenceCon- North 00 degrees 00 minutes 04 ONDSEAST 2109.79 FEET TO A #5 of2,081.47 feet to an iron pin lying at pin; thenceSouth 60 degrees 27 feet to an iron pin; thenceNorth 64 tinue East for a distance of 76.48 feet; secondsEast (North 00 degrees 07 REBAR AND CAP FOUND; THENCE the NW corner, thereof; thenceEast minutes 51 seconds East for a degrees 06 minutes 34 seconds East thenceSouth for a distance of 92.14 minutes 16 seconds West -Grid SOUTH 89 DEGREES 52MINUTES along the Northerly boundary of the distance of 395.30 feet to an iron for a distance of 1772.68 feet to an feet; thenceNorth 86 degrees 26 Bearing, State Plane, MississippiWest 44 SECONDS WEST 240 FEET TO A NE ¼ of said Section 28, T9N-R2E, for pin;thence261.49 feet along the arc of iron pin lying onthe Easterly boundary minutes 00 seconds West for a Zone) along the Westerly boundary of #5 REBAR AND CAP SET; THEN- a distance of2,481.56 feet to an iron a 787.00 foot radius curve to the right, of the SW ¼ of said Section 28, distance of 56.72 feet; thenceSouth 07 Parcel No. 1 of said Madison County CENORTH 0 DEGREES 07 MINUTES pin; thenceLeaving the Northerly said arc having a 260.29foot chord T9N-R2E; thenceSouth along the degrees 45 minutes 00 seconds East EconomicDevelopment Authority prop- 16 SECONDS WEST 2109.79 FEET TO boundary of the NE ¼ of said Section which bears South 50 degrees 56 Easterly boundary of the SW ¼ of said for a distance of 551.00 feet; erty (Deed Book 3887 at Page 268) for A #5 REBAR ANDCAP SET; THENCE 28, T9N-R2E, run to points at eachof minutes 44 seconds East to an iron Section 28, T9N-R2E for a distance thenceSouth 41 degrees 20 minutes a distance of 679.15(679.12-GRID) feet NORTH 89 DEGREES 52 MINUTES the following calls;South 01 degrees pin; thenceSouth 41 degrees 25 of338.60 feet to an iron pin; 00 seconds East for a distance of to an iron pin at the NW corner, 44 SECONDS EAST 240 FEET TOTHE 22 minutes 39 seconds East for a minutes 38 seconds East for a thenceContinue South along the 332.00 feet; thenceEast for a distance thereof; thenceSouth 89 degrees 59 POINT OF BEGINNING, SAID TRACT distance of 1,260.46 feet to an iron distance of 285.62 feet to an iron Easterly boundary of the SW ¼ of said of 853.00 feet; thenceSouth 48 minutes 56 seconds East (North 89 CONTAINS 11.62 ACRES, MORE OR pin;thence572.40 feet along the arc of pin;thenceNorth 48 degrees 34 Section 28, T9N-R2E for adistance of degrees 14 minutes 00 seconds East degrees 52 minutes 44 seconds LESS,AND ALL BEING A PART OF a 825.00 foot radius curve to the right, minutes 22 seconds East for a 474.34 feet to an iron pin; thenceCon- for a distance of 138.00 feet; East- Grid Bearing, State Plane, THE NORTHWEST ¼ AND PART OF said arc having a 560.99foot chord distance of 25.00 feet to an iron pin; tinue South along the Easterly thenceSouth 51 degrees 14 minutes Mississippi West Zone) along the THE SOUTHWEST ¼ALL IN SECTION which bears South 18 degrees 29 thenceSouth 41 degrees 25 minutes boundary of the SW ¼ of said Section 00 seconds East for a distance of Northerly boundary of Parcel No. 1of 28, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE 2 minutes 56 seconds West to an iron 38 seconds East for a distance of 28, T9N-R2E for adistance of 502.78 141.00 feet; thenceSouth 58 degrees said Madison County Economic EAST, MADISON COUNTY,MISSISSIP- pin; thenceSouth 38 degrees 22 300.00 feet to an iron pin;thenceNorth feet to an iron pin; thenceLeaving the 34 minutes 00 seconds East for a Development Authority property (Deed PI.NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that minutes 31 seconds West for a 88 degrees 34 minutes 22 seconds Easterly boundary of the SW ¼ of said distance of 82.00 feet; thenceSouth 66 Book 3887 at Page268) for a distance the Board of Supervisors of Madison distance of 276.51 feet to an iron East for a distance of 261.96 feet to an Section 28, T9N-R2E, run West for a degrees 40 minutes 00 seconds East of 1705.08 (1705.00-GRID) feet to an County, MS, will meetat 9 a.m. on pin;thence452.55 feet along the arc of iron pin lyingon the Northerly distanceof 1230.12 feet to an iron pin; for a distance of 91.00 feet; thence- iron pin at the NE corner, there- May 3, 2021, at the Madison County a 825.00 foot radius curve to the left, Right-Of-Way of Mississippi Highway thenceContinue West for a distance of South 76 degrees 31 minutes 27 of;thenceSouth 00 degrees 00 minutes Complex Building, in the Board Room, said arc having a 446.90 footchord No. 22, as it existed in September, 76.48 feet to the POINT OF BEGIN- seconds East for a distance of 174.46 04 seconds West (South 00 degrees located at125 West North Street, Can- which bears South 22 degrees 39 2020, said right-of-way being more NING of the above describedparcel or feet; thenceSouth 80 degrees 03 07 minutes 16 seconds East- Grid ton, Madison County, MS to consider minutes 39 seconds West to an iron fully and particularly described in that tract of land.DESCRIPTION minutes 19 seconds East for a Bearing, State Plane, Mississippi West and act upon the petition, andwill at pin; thenceSouth 06 degrees 56 certain conveyance fromMississippi – PARCEL / LOT 6A parcel or tract of distance of 138.82 feet; thenceSouth Zone) along the Easterly boundary of such time, date and place, hold and minutes 46 seconds West for a Major Economic Authority to the land, containing 54.88 acres, more or 40 degrees 59 minutes 25 seconds Parcel No. 1 ofsaid Madison County conduct a public hearing at which all distance of 113.98 feet to an iron Mississippi Department of Transporta- less, lying and being situated in the East for a distance of 139.02 feet to Economic Development Authority parties in interestand citizens shall pin;thence230.09 feet along the arc of tionrecorded on June 17, 2010 in Deed SW ¼and the SE ¼ of Section 28, the Northerly Right Of-Way of property (Deed Book 3887 at Page have an opportunity to be heard on the a 825.00 foot radius curve to the left, Book 2548 at Page 667 of the Records T9N-R2E, and the NE ¼ and the NW ¼ Mississippi Highway No. 22, as it 268)for a distance of 679.11 feet to an matter of the petition, either in person, said arc having a 229.34 footchord of said MadisonCounty at Canton, of Section 33, T9N-R2E,Madison existed in December, 2018, said iron pin lying on the Northerly byPetition, or by attorney.BY ORDER which bears South 01 degrees 02 Mississippi; thenceAlong the Northerly County, Mississippi, being a part of the right-of-way beingmore fully and boundary of Parcel 1 of theabove OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS minutes 37 seconds East to an iron Right-Of-Way of said Mississippi Walker Lands II, LLC property as particularly described in that certain referenced Madison County Economic OF MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, pin; thenceSouth 80 degrees 57 Highway No. 22 to points at each of described inDeed Book 3385 at Page conveyance from Mississippi Major Development Authority property (Deed onthis the 5th day of April 2021./s/ minutes 59 seconds West for a thefollowing calls;174.28 feet along the EconomicAuthority to the Mississippi Book3706 at Page 976); thenceLeav- VM[OL9LJVYKZVM[OL6ɉJLVM[OL Scott Weeks, Zoning Administrator- distance of 818.24 feet to an iron arc of a 1819.86 foot radius curve to Chancery Clerk of said MadisonCoun- Department of Transportation recorded ing the Easterly boundary of Parcel Publish: April 15, 2021 pin;thence550.31 feet along the arc of the left, said arc having a 174.22foot ty, at Canton, Mississippi, and being on June 17, 2010 in DeedBook 2548 at No. 1 of said Madison County a 825.00 foot radius curve to the left, chord which bears North 32 degrees more particularly described as Page 667 of the Records of said ______Economic DevelopmentAuthority prop- said arc having a 540.17 footchord 58 minutes 11 seconds East feet to an follows:COMMENCING at the SW Madison County at Canton, erty (Deed Book 3887 at Page 268) run

which bears South 61 degrees 51 iron pin;thenceNorth 29 degrees 26 corner of the SW ¼ of Section 29, Mississippi; thenceAlong the Northerly ____NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DIS- East along the Northerly boundary minutes 25 seconds West to an iron minutes 32 seconds East for a T9N-R2E, Madison County,Mississippi; Right-Of-Way of said Mississippi POSE OF ABANDONED PROPERTY ofParcel 1 of said Madison County pin; thenceSouth 42 degrees 44 distance of 1,096.07 feet to an iron run thenceEast along the Southerly Highway No. 22 to iron pins at each of Economic Development Authority TO: Any and All Unknown Own- minutes 51 seconds West for a pin;thenceNorth 32 degrees 22 boundary of the SW ¼ of said Section thefollowing calls;North 44 degrees 39 property (Deed Book 3706at Page ers distance of 1,017.18 feet to an iron minutes 47 seconds East for a 29, T9N-R2E, for a distance of2,667.77 minutes 42 seconds East for a @V\HYLOLYI`UV[PÄLK[OH[[OL 976), for a distance of 693.68 feet to pin;thence86.96 feet along the arc of a distance of 399.19 feet to an iron feet to the SE corner, thereof, said distance of 266.64 feet; thenceNorth property listed and described below an iron pin at the NE corner, thereof, 675.00 foot radius curve to the right, pin;thence228.35 feet along the arc of point also lying at the SW corner of a 47 degrees 14 minutes 36 seconds was recovered and being held by the said pointalso lying on the Easterly said arc having a 86.90 footchord a 2954.79 foot radius curve to the parcel of landdescribed as the “West East for a distance of 446.44 feet to 4HKPZVU*V\U[`:OLYPɈ»Z+LWHY[TLU[ boundary of the NW ¼ of Section 28, DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:1988 which bears North 03 degrees 41 right, said arc having a 228.30foot ½ of the SE ¼ less a strip of 4.0 chains the POINT OFBEGINNING of the T9N-R2E; thenceNorth along the Gray Ford Van VIN#1FMEE11W8H- minutes 26 seconds West to an iron chord which bears North 32 degrees L]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹"[OLUJL- herein described property; thence- Easterly boundary of the NW ¼ of said HB99850 seized from an unknown pin lying on theWesterly boundary of 26 minutes 26 seconds East to an iron Continue East along the Southerly Leaving the Northerly Right-Of-Way of Section 28, T9N-R2E, for a distance individual more than 15 years ago. the SE ¼ of said Section 28, T9N-R2E, pin; thenceLeaving the Northerly boundary of said parcel of land said Mississippi Highway No. 22, run of2081.47 feet to an iron pin lying at Brown and Cream colored Chevrolet said point also lying on the Easterly- Right-Of-Way of said Mississippi described as the “West ½ of theSE ¼ to iron pins at eachof the following the NE corner, thereof; thenceWest Van tag number HW1660 VIN num- boundary of the certain “32.21 acre Highway No. 22, run to points at each SLZZHZ[YPWVMJOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ calls;North 01 degrees 04 minutes 22 along the Northerly boundary of the ber unknown seized from an un- [YHJ[VMSHUK¹KLZJYPILKPU+LLK)VVR ofthe following calls;North 56 degrees ,HZ[ZPKLVMZHTL¹MVYHKPZ[HUJLVM seconds East for a distance of 295.86 NW ¼ of said Section 28, T9N-R2E, known individual more than 15 years 3706 at Page 976 ofthe Records of 05 minutes 48 seconds West for a 1,069.89 feet to theSE corner, thereof; feet; thenceNorth 41 degrees 25 for a distance of1,328.64 feet to an ago.1988 Blue Oldsmobile Delta said Madison County, Mississippi; distance of 180.17 feet to an iron thenceNorth along the Easterly minutes 38 seconds West for a iron pin lying at the NE corner of a VIN#1G3AW69X2BX103397 seized thenceNorth along the Westerly pin;thence530.88 feet along the arc of boundary of said parcel of land distance of 300.00 feet; thenceNorth tract of land described as “21 feet on from an unknown individual more boundary of the SE ¼ of said Section a 825.00 foot radius curve to the right, described as the “West ½ of the SE ¼ 48 degrees 34 minutes 22 seconds theNorth end of the West ½ of the NW than 15 years ago.White Ford Crown 28, T9N-R2E and the Easterlybound- said arc having a 521.77foot chord SLZZHZ[YPWVMJOHPUZL]LUS`VɈ,HZ[ East for a distance of 25.00 feet; ëVMZHPK:LJ[PVU ; 59,¹" Victoria VIN#2FABP74F8JX126983 HY`VMZHPK¸HJYL[YHJ[VMSHUK¹ which bears North 37 degrees 39 ZPKLVMZHTL¹MVYHKPZ[HUJLVM thenceNorth 41 degrees 25 minutes 38 thenceLeaving the Northerly boundary seized from an unknown individual for a distance of 338.60 feet to an iron minutes 43 seconds West to an iron feet to an iron pin;thenceLeaving the seconds West for a distance of 285.62 of the NW ¼ of said Section 28, more than 15 years ago.Chevrolet pin at the NEcorner of said “32.21 acre pin; thenceNorth 19 degrees 13 Easterly boundary of said parcel of feet; thence211.65 feet along the arc T9N-R2E, run South along theEasterly Tan Step Van tag number 8AVH902 [YHJ[VMSHUK¹"[OLUJL*VU[PU\L5VY[O minutes 38 seconds West for a land described as the “West ½ of the of a 637.00 foot radius curve to the boundary of said tract of land VIN number unknown seized from along the Westerly boundary of the SE distance of 126.58 feet to an iron SE ¼ less astrip of 4.0 chains evenly left, said arc having a 210.68 footchord described as “21 feet on the North end an unknown individual more than See LEGALS, page A9 www.madisoncountyjournal.com Madison County Journal, April 15, 2021, Page A9 Madison’s Gladden places in Mrs. America

By SCOTT HAWKINS decided to partner with Feed- [email protected] ing America to help make a dif- ference. MADISON — Mrs. Missis- “I work at a food bank every sippi Whitney Warner Gladden other week and we do food recently placed in the Top 15 of drives and lots of things with the national Mrs. America the homeless community and it competition held last month in has just been an amazing thing Las Vegas. to be able to do alongside my “I was very excited and sur- kids and my husband,” Glad- prised to make the Top 15 at den said. the Mrs. America pageant,” Next up for Gladden is her Gladden said. “It is just some- plan to host a virtual 5K to ben- thing that I will always remem- efit Feeding America this sum- ber.” mer. Gladden, who is married to “It is going to be social Lee Gladden and has two chil- media-based, and I am going to dren, Macy, 10, and Tucker, 12, do my very best to recruit at said her husband encouraged least one person from every her to enter the pageant world a state to run a virtual 5K,” Glad- few years ago. den said. “It will be on a Satur- Gladden, who grew up in day. They can turn in their Monroe, Louisiana, said she times. They can post selfies. had competed in the former They can invite friends. They Junior Miss pageant when she can do it as a group in their was in high school. hometown but we want to see “I did win one thing,” Glad- as many people as possible, den said. “The most ads sold Mrs. Mississippi Whitney Warner Gladden placed in the Top 15 of the national Mrs. America competition last month. getting together, doing some- which is typical of me because thing that is going to benefit if I have a tangible goal I can most of his life. the local and state pageant and there and if you have a mindset just turned out exactly the way their health but is also going to go after, I am going to go do it. “He had a childhood friend spent the week of March 18-27 it is not about winning it or it was supposed to.” benefit the food crisis that we I sold the most ads and I got an who competed and his family participating in the national even placing. It is more about When the time came for the are facing in America, nation- award for that. At that point I would go to her events and Mrs. America pageant in Las did I bring the best Whitney Top 15, Gladden said she wide.” thought, Well, pageantry isn’t cheer her on. They were great Vegas. Gladden to the table? If I did thought she was out of the run- Gladden said people can my thing and I never pursued it friends,” Gladden said. “When “I got there and there were that and I didn’t leave anything ning. keep up with the virtual 5K on past that one experience.” we got married, he told me he some powerhouse women out, I feel good about it.” “When they were calling her website at whitneyglad- Later, Gladden said she thought I would be great at the there, just amazing from all 50 The Mrs. America contest the top 15 I already had my den.com. moved to Mississippi to attend pageantry and I kept saying no. states,” Gladden said. “They includes an interview which heels off sitting backstage,” “They can go there and put law school at Mississippi Col- It took him 10 years to con- are all so passionate about their counts for 50% of the score, Gladden said. “They called in their email address, and I’ll lege and she got a job clerking vince me to compete in a pag- causes. They are multitaskers swimwear, which counts for ‘Mrs. Mississippi,’ and I had to send them an update on when for a law firm. eant.” with their kids and fitness and 25% and evening gown which put my heels back on and run we get things together,” Glad- “Part of my job as a clerk In 2018, Gladden said she their volunteer work. They are also counts for 25%. out there real quick. It was real- den said. was to proofread motions and competed in the Mrs. United just really on another level. It is Gladden said the pageant ly exciting.” Gladden said the Mrs. Mis- memos and things that the States pageant and went to the so inspiring to be around also includes a state costume Gladden said her platform sissippi America pageant will attorneys would write,” Glad- national competition where she them.” portion and she wore a flowy was “Kids for a Cause.” be held in Ridgeland on July den said. “I would proofread finished as the first runner-up. Gladden said her favorite turquoise dress to represent the “It is focused on helping 23-25. She said the exact venue his things and I thought he was That was just the beginning part of competing in pageants Mississippi River. kids find meaningful service has not yet been nailed down. so brilliant. It is almost like I after that event, Gladden said is preparing for the event. Other awards were includ- opportunities because I really Gladden encouraged women to fell in love with his brain her husband encouraged her to “It is almost like the contest ed, too, Gladden said. believe if we can teach the kids sign up for the pageant. before I even really met him.” enter the Mrs. America pag- itself is like a little bit of a for- “Mrs. Congeniality went to the importance of volunteerism “To the link to register, they Gladden said the two wed eant. mality, because I love the disci- Mrs. Georgia, who I absolutely at an early age that we can can go to my Instagram shortly before she graduated “He said, ‘You really ought pline of getting ready for some- loved,” Gladden said. “She change how the world works,” @WhitneyGladden and click with her law degree because to give Mrs. America a shot,” thing,” Gladden said. “I love deserved it every step of the Gladden said. “We can change the link in my bio and they will she wanted her diploma to have Gladden said. “It is the oldest fine-tuning my presentation way. Mrs. America was award- how people are treating each be able to get to the registra- his last name. Mrs. pageant. It is very presti- skills and interview skills and ed to Brooklynn Rivera, who other when they understand the tion,” Gladden said. After they were married, gious. I’d love to see you try really just working on myself was Mrs. Texas, who also was power of helping people who Gladden said she found out Lee that.’ I said OK.” and trying to be the best ver- very kind and one of my cannot help themselves.” had been following pageants Gladden entered and won sion of myself. Then you get favorite people all week, so it Gladden said her family

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15 years ago.1971 or 1972 Red and days after receipt of this Notice or *V\U[`:OLYPɈ»Z+LWHY[TLU[SVJH[LK ^P[OPUUPUL[` KH`ZMYVT[OLÄYZ[ Use Permit shall be granted to the of a curve in said Southern Right-of- White Ford 100 VIN#F10YLN04049 VM[OLKH[LVM[OLÄYZ[W\ISPJH[PVUVM at 2941 Hwy 51 Canton, MS 39046. publication of this Notice, or they will owners of the described property in Way line, 126.13’; said curve having seized from an unknown individ- [OPZ5V[PJLÄSLH^YP[[LUJSHPTZPNULK Dated this the 5th day of April 2021. be forever barred.THIS the 12th day the City of Ridgeland Madison County, the following characteristics: central ual more than 15 years ago. Last by you contesting the disposition.If Notice provided by:Ronny LottMad- of April, 2021. [u]/s/ Steven Michael Mississippi. DESCRIPTION TRACT 1 HUNSLVM»¹YHKP\ZVM » known registration listed to T C `V\ÄSLZ\JOH5V[PJLHJVW`VM[OL ison County Chancery Clerk Publish Blaylock[/u] Steven Michael Blaylock, EXHIBIT A Being situated in the SW¼ and chord bearing and distance of Snell 240 Cotton Wood Dr. Jack- said Notice must be served upon the dates: April 15 and 22, 2021. Executor of the Estate of Robert Ger- and the SE¼ of Section 13, T7N-R1E, 5 » ¹,»"Y\U[OLUJL son, MS 39213.Red Ford Tempo attorney or representative providing ald Blaylock, Deceased PREPARED City of Ridgeland, Madison County, : »¹,HSVUNZHPK9PNO[VM>H` ______VIN#2FAPP3600PB151201 seized this Notice by service of process in BY: Pamela L. Hancock, MSB #10676 Mississippi and being more particularly SPUL »"Y\U[OLUJL5 »¹, from an unknown individual more the same manner as any other civil IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF 1LɈYL`)4J.\PYL4:) described as follows: Commence along said Southern Right-of-Way line than 15 years ago.Green and White cases. Said agent for process for the MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI Jeanine M. Carafello, MSB # 10487 At- H[H¹ZX\HYLPYVUIHYTHYRPUN[OL 45.12’; leaving said Right-of-Way line, Sea-Doo Bombardier watercraft agency can be served at the following IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE torneys for the Estate of Robert Gerald Southwest corner of aforesaid Section run Southeasterly, counterclockwise, registration number M17144B seized address: Madison County Chan- OF ROBERT GERALD BLAYLOCK, Blaylock HANCOCK LAW FIRM, PLLC 13 and run thence East, 2593.88’; run along the arc of a curve, 340.74’; said more than 15 years ago. Last known JLY`*SLYR»Z6ɉJL>LZ[5VY[O DECEASEDCAUSE NO.20 -961 W P. O. Box 1078, Ridgeland, MS 39158 thence North, 188.81’ to a point on curve having the following charac- registration listed to Leigh A. Avara StreetCanton, MS 39046Attention: STEVEN MICHAEL BLAYLOCK PETI- Telephone: (601) 853-2223 Facsimile: the North boundary of the Parkway [LYPZ[PJZ!JLU[YHSHUNSLVM »¹ 128 Spindlewood Dr. Madison, MS Chancery Clerk Ronny Lott If you do TIONER NOTICE TO CREDITORS (601) 853-9693 Publish on: 4/15/21, Holdings property as recorded in radius of 315.00’ and chord bearing 39110.Said vehicles and or property UV[ÄSLHJSHPTZ[H[PUNHUPU[LYLZ[PU 4/22/21, 4/29/21. Deedbook 394 at page 412 of the HUKKPZ[HUJLVM: »¹,»" being subject to disposition under the the property within one hundred and Letters Testamentary having been Chancery records of Madison County, Y\U[OLUJL:»¹>»"Y\U ______provisions of Section 21-39-21 of the twenty (120) days of the date of the granted on the 5th day of April, 2021, 4PZZPZZPWWP"Y\U[OLUJL5» ¹, [OLUJL5 » ¹> »[V[OL Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended ÄYZ[WVZ[PUNVM[OPZUV[PJL[OLHIV]L by the Chancery Court of Madison NOTICE OF ZONING HEARING »"Y\U[OLUJL5»¹> POINT OF BEGINNING; containing having been the receipt or recovery of described property will be declared County, Mississippi, to the under- »"[OLUJL5 »¹>»" 108,998 square feet or 2.502 acres, lost, stolen, abandoned, or misplaced abandoned and the Madison County signed Executor of the Estate of Notice is hereby given to those parties Y\U[OLUJL5»¹,»[V[OL more or less. APPROVED: ATTEST: personal property.TO RECOVER SAID :OLYPɈ»Z+LWHY[TLU[ZOHSSKPZ[YPI\[LVY Steven Michael Blaylock, Deceased, in interest that there will be a hearing Southwest corner of and the POINT [u]/s/Paula Tierce[/u] Paula Tierce, PROPERTYIf you claim an interest in dispose of said property in accordance being probated in Cause No. 20-961 on Thursday, May 6, 2021, at 6:00 OF BEGINNING for the property City Clerk April 9, 2021 Publish: April the above described property which with the provisions of Mississippi Code (W) on the docket of said Court, notice o’clock P.M. before the Zoning Board herein described; continue thence 15, 2021 is subject of notice under Mississippi Ann. § 21-39-21, to include public is hereby given to all persons having at the City Hall, 100 W. School Street, 5»¹,»[VHWVPU[VU Code Ann. § 21-39-21 and wish to H\J[PVUJVUK\J[LKI`:OLYPɈ9HUK` claims against said Estate to present Ridgeland, Mississippi, for the purpose the Southern Right-of-Way line of contest the disposition, you must Tucker on the 16th day of August same to the Clerk of this Court for pro- of determining whether or not a Pe- Colony Park Boulevard; run thence within One Hundred and Twenty (120) 2021, at 10:00 a.m., at the Madison bate and registration according to law, tition and Application for Conditional Northeasterly, clockwise, along the arc

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