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Shellie Gulley, left, and daughter Kadijah Landrum, right, from Tuscaloosa, AL spent six weeks in Magee training at 3 Girls Trucking Academy before returning home. Gulley commented, "Magee people are the best; such nice, loving people." Landrum agreed.

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Mother-daughter truckers hit the road
Thu,08/19/21-11:16AM , 1,801 Reads
Mothers and daughters often prove to be the best of friends. Shellie Gulley and Kadijah Landrum put that relationship to the test and have come out ahead.
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Kool Kupz more than a tasty treat
By BETH PUDAS
Fri,08/13/21-10:26AM , 2,541 Reads
The phrase “all in the family” aptly describes Marcus Floyd and his wife, Sheree, and their three children, Markus II, Damarius and Markala. From vacations to school to business, this family operates as a single unit.
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Claire Pride, 28, was in ICU for five days with COVID pneumonia. (Courtesy Claire Pride)

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This healthy 28-year-old didn’t get a COVID vaccine. She ended up in the ICU.
By ADAM GANUCHEAU - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Wed,08/04/21-4:36PM , 961 Reads 17,844 Statewide
Claire Pride isn’t a political person. So as COVID-19 policies and recommendations became more and more politicized the past few months, the 28-year-old Madison resident didn’t feel the need to get the vaccine.
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Crossing the century mark
By MARLAN JONES
Wed,07/28/21-9:45AM , 1,212 Reads
Wenona Hill Moorehead crossed the century mark on her birthday on July 13.
The 100-year-old Simpson County native was born in the D’Lo hospital in 1921, the middle child to her parents, Red and Hattie Hill.
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