Right here on the Coast, city leaders have a plan to rebuild community law enforcement relationships. America’s confidence in police is at an all-time low. According to a survey conducted by Gallup, confidence in policing fell five points in…
House District 110 Representative Jeramey Anderson announced he will run for the Moss Point mayoral position. The Moss Point native was elected to the chamber through a special election in November 2013. At 21 years old, Anderson…
State Representative Jeramey Anderson gave his fifth State of the District Address at Magnolia Junior High School in Moss Point. Moss Point native and State Representative Jeramey Anderson had a variety of points to get across at this year’s State…
Mississippi House of Representative Jeramey Anderson is set to host his fifth State of the District Address at Magnolia Junior High in Moss Point tonight. Anderson will focus on key issues such as voting rights, education, healthcare, and other topics.…
This morning in Biloxi, a Congressional hopeful addressed constituents to begin his campaign for November’s general election. Twenty-six year-old Moss Point native Jeramey Anderson is up for election as a state representative for the 4th District of Mississippi, a seat…
A Democratic member of the Mississippi Legislature says he’s running for the U.S. House. Representative Jeramey Anderson of Moss Point said Friday he will seek his party’s nomination next year in South Mississippi’s Fourth Congressional District. Republican Steven Palazzo won…
We complete our Black History Month series by highlighting a young man whose story impacted the entire state when he became the youngest candidate to win a House seat in Mississippi.
Friday, State Representative Jeramey Anderson returned to the Coast after the first week of the 2015 legislative session to discuss some of the key issues facing his district.
Fallout from Monday night's controversial decision out of Ferguson, Missouri, after a grand jury chose not to indict a white police officer for the shooting death of an unarmed black teen.
Most 21 year olds are just getting ready to take their first drink, but one Moss Point native was giving his first State of the District Address as a newly elected state representative.
Newly elected State Representative, Jeramey Anderson, gave his State of the District Address at Pelican Landing in Moss Point Tuesday evening.
The deadline to sign up for the M.A.E.P. lawsuit is Friday, and the lawyers say it won't cost the districts anything unless they win, but at this point, no school district on the Coast has signed up.
Despite Representative Anderson’s continued pleas for the Moss Point School District to join the lawsuit against the State of Mississippi, the school board is saying ‘no way.’
Tuesday night, angry residents joined State Representative Jeramey Anderson at the Moss Point Board of Education meeting, demanding the district joins a lawsuit against the State of Mississippi.
Tuesday evening, many residents of Moss Point attended a school board meeting, demanding to know why the district has not signed on to multi-million dollar lawsuit against the state.
Monday night, State Representative Jeramey Anderson held a town hall meeting in Moss Point to discuss his support for a lawsuit against the state for not funding local school districts.