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Meridian High School introduced a new two-year media arts curriculum to teach students about mass communications. This coursework covers digital video and multi-media, finishing with a required capstone project. Students are already using these skills while working on the school's sports production crew.
The Meridian Star · Oct 6, 2026The Meridian Museum of Art will host a free awards ceremony for its 52nd Annual Bi-State Competition & Exhibition on Saturday, October 10. The event displays contemporary artwork from Mississippi and Alabama regions. Over three thousand dollars in prizes are scheduled to be awarded during the afternoon at 3 p.m..
The Meridian Star · Oct 6, 2026Shay Naylor and Jasmine Lindsey established a scholarship using personal savings for nursing students. The Lindsey & Naylor Future Nurses Scholarship will grant one student one thousand dollars yearly. This funding aims to help other students concentrate on their studies at the college.
The Meridian Star · Oct 6, 2026Meridian High School celebrated Zauria Clark for her state championship win on Thursday, October 1, 2026. She secured first place in the 2026 MHSAA Class 7A Girls 100-meter dash event. This achievement was recognized by family, friends, and community members at the MHS Multipurpose Building.
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The Meridian Museum of Art will host a free reception and awards ceremony for the 52nd Annual Bi-State Competition & Exhibition on Saturday, Oct 10. The event showcases contemporary art from Mississippi and Alabama, with over $3,000 in prizes to be awarded at 3 p.m.
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