Singing River Health System retirees questioned the Jackson County Board of Supervisors on the money received from their recent settlement from an accounting firm. Multiple retirees…
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors are taking their time determining what’s next for the Swingster property in Ocean Springs after receiving not a single bid for the vacant lot on Government Street. Supervisor Troy Ross says they would prefer…
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors is holding a town hall meeting tonight. The meeting will address the potential enhancements for the 4 point 4 mile stretch of Ocean Springs Road between Highway 90 and Highway 57. The meeting is…
Singing River Health System patients are still continuing to fight against the hospital’s sudden decision to fire a well-known neurologist who was based in Pascagoula. A group of Dr. Terry Millette’s former patients were at the Jackson County Board of…
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors voted to remove Clarence Dubose from the Singing River Hospital System’s Board of Trustees. Supervisor Melton Harris appointed Dubose because of his experiences owning a local pharmacy and hospice service in Moss Point. However,…
The two newly elected Jackson County supervisors attended the county’s first board meeting of the year.
Today, District 5 Supervisor John McKay thanked the Singing River Health System retirees for the role they played in the election.
Nearly one week after the primary elections, the Singing River Health System retirees were allowed to voice their opinions to the Jackson County Board of Supervisors once again.
Today, Jackson County election officials are already gearing up for runoffs in three weeks.
Today, the Jackson County Board of Supervisors had their meeting as usual, but one thing was left off the agenda: public comment.
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors is considering a plan to re-vamp the Jackson County Animal Shelter.
Today, the Jackson County Board of Supervisors announced their offer to Singing River Health System to foot the bill for a firm that would turn the hospital around financially.
The extension prevents termination of the health system’s retirement plan for another 90 days.
The Singing River Health System (S.R.H.S.) pension crisis has been ongoing since October of 2014, but still the health system has not released any official documents requested by attorneys and media, nor allowed any officials to be called in for testimony.
With just under two weeks until the pension plan resolution deadline, retirees are looking towards November's elections for new leadership in the county.
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution allowing Sheriff Mike Ezell to begin charging inmates for non-emergency medical care.
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors voted Monday to support Senate Bill 2407 to allow for transparency in hospital meetings and records.
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors met Tuesday morning to discuss potential litigation against the county and to give an update on the investigation into Singing River Health System (S.R.H.S.)
The Singing River Health System (S.R.H.S.) Board of Trustees has rejected the call for resignation by the Jackson County Board of Supervisors.
Monday, the Jackson County Board of Supervisors formally asked the Singing River Health System (S.R.H.S.) Board of Trustees for their immediate resignation.
The retirees again demanded answers from the supervisors about the investigation and the integrity of the hospital's Board of Trustees.
Tuesday, Jackson County officials met face to face with current and former employees to explain their plan to review the financial records of Singing River Health System (S.R.H.S.)
For weeks now, the Jackson County Board of Supervisors has vowed to sort out the mess with the Singing River Health System’s (S.R.H.S.) pension plan.
The group wanted an update on what is being done to help Singing River find financial stability and to make the process transparent.