A dispute with the building's contractor led city officials to pry open the front door, accompanied by a police captain and a bulldog.

For Alexis Ammons, teaching is in her blood, and inspiring is in her heart. Ammons is a first-year second-grade teacher at Bovina Elementary School, and a third-generation teacher who grew up in Yazoo ...

Old Post Files is a regular feature within the pages of The Vicksburg Post's print edition and digital e-edition. This ...

Warren Central turned in a blue collar effort in all three phases of the game to beat Neshoba Central on Friday and take ...

Country musician Sam Donald will be performing a free concert at Washington Street Park as part of the Levitt AMP Vicksburg ...

Dr. J. Hunter Aultman will bring eye care services, including cataract surgery and treatment for eye diseases, to a renovated ...

Vicksburg's Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved new monthly charges of $10.75 for residential gas customers and $40.50 for ...

Vicksburg-area business owners can learn about free business training and growth opportunities during an information session ...

East Central had yet another fantastic finish in beating Jones, while Northwest Mississippi and East Mississippi both won to ...

It was just another round of the annual Warren Central Softball Spooktacular, where players from the school’s baseball and softball teams dress in costumes for a co-ed slow-pitch game. Nearly 200 ...

Members of Robert M. Walker's family joined a local fraternity chapter at City Hall Friday as plans to honor Vicksburg's first Black mayor moved forward.

Seven years in the making, Myrlie Evers Civil Rights Park opened Thursday with a dedication honoring the civil rights leader's legacy and her ties to Vicksburg.