University police investigate shooting at Campus Inn
Abigail Harrison, News Editor
The Jacksonville State University Police Department is investigating a shooting that occured at Campus Inn Apartments on Wednesday, September 8.
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Nation’s most restrictive abortion law goes into effect in Texas
Brooklynn Wilkes, Correspondent
Texas Senate Bill 8 just went into effect on September 1 and will also be known as the Texas Heartbeat Act.
Mayor urges patience as construction wraps up on Church Avenue
Abigail Harrison, News Editor
Citizens of Jacksonville will soon be able to drive smoothly as construction on Church Avenue comes to an end.
Six ways you can help Hurricane Ida victims today
Emily Ford, Correspondent
Over the weekend, New Orleans was devastated by category four Hurricane Ida, which hit Louisiana on the 16th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina with 150 mph winds and flood levels that reached twenty inches. The impact was
Second Ayers Chair, Lloyd Dobyns Jr. dies at 85
Breanna Hill, Editor in Chief
Lloyd Dobyns Jr., the second Ayers Chair, died at the age of 85 on Sunday, August 19. According to his son, Ken Dobyns, he passed away in Mebane, N.C. following stroke-related complications.
Jacksonville offers free COVID testing site as cases rise
Anna Gurganus, Correspondent
The City of Jacksonville will be offering a free COVID-19 testing site this Thursday, September 2, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., or until tests run out. The site is open to the public and will
Delta variant puts a strain on U.S.
Whitney Ervin, Features Editor
When Biden announced in January his goal was to have 100 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine administered within the first 100 days of his presidency, there seemed to be a light at the end of
Heavy traffic causes a jam to the new semester
Abigail Harrison, News Editor
For JSU students, the semester started off on a stressful foot because of the heavy traffic and lack of available parking on campus, leaving many to wonder why this was not prevented or addressed.