Monica L. Northington, MD, MPH

04/09/2026

Ready to take control of your financial future? Join us for an engaging Financial Literacy Workshop designed to help you build confidence and make smarter money moves!

Come ready to learn practical tips, ask questions, and gain tools that will empower you to make informed financial decisions, so don't miss this opportunity to invest in YOU!

Click the link below to register today!

https://bit.ly/CommunityCreditWorkshop

04/08/2026

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04/05/2026

🥦🍅 Fresh produce is coming to you!

The Robert Smith M.D. Center of Excellence & Tougaloo College Community Pantry are hosting a Mobile Produce Distribution Event — Monday, April 6 from 11am–1pm at the Owens Health & Wellness Parking Lot.

Open to Madison, Rankin & Hinds residents. Scan the QR code to sign up today!

04/05/2026

Statement from Head Coach Geno Auriemma

03/31/2026

☀️Hello FB Family!☀️

We are currently in great need of men’s tennis shoes (sizes 10–14) and men’s underwear (new) in sizes medium, large, and extra large.

If you are able to help, we can accept donations Monday through Thursday from 9:00–11:00 AM.

Thank you so much for your continued support. We couldn’t serve our friends without your generous donations. ❤️

03/31/2026

Gen Alpha kids aren’t “too sensitive,” “lazy,” or “difficult.” They’re growing up in a level of stimulation no nervous system was designed for. More input, less recovery, more emotional load, and less capacity to regulate alone. When they melt down, push limits, or seem overwhelmed, that’s not defiance, it’s overload. Research shows developing brains are highly sensitive to environment, and constant stimulation can strain emotional regulation systems. What they need isn’t pressure or punishment, but structure paired with connection. A calm, regulated adult nervous system becomes the anchor that helps them learn how to regulate their own.

03/30/2026

03/29/2026

Health officials are warning beachgoers along the Mississippi Gulf Coast after elevated bacteria levels were reported at multiple beaches, with at least seven locations placed under water contact advisories.

According to the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ), routine water testing detected unsafe levels of Enterococcus bacteria, which can indicate contamination from sewage, stormwater runoff, or animal waste. 

The affected beaches include areas across Bay St. Louis, Pass Christian, Long Beach, Biloxi, and Gulfport, where officials say there is an increased risk of illness for anyone entering the water. 

While the beaches themselves remain open, officials are strongly advising against swimming, wading, or any water contact until bacteria levels return to safe levels.

03/29/2026

https://youtube.com/shorts/0RVqSBisvHU?si=f-G9pkHEy6BKJkeZ

Something changed in 2010… and it’s scary.For the first time, this generation may be less cognitively equipped than the one before — and the biggest shift is...