This Senate Resolution commends the Columbia High School Wildcats Football Team for winning the 2025 Mississippi High School Activities Association Class 4A State Championship. The resolution formally recognizes the team's athletic achievement and lists the names of the student-athletes, coaches, and support staff who contributed to their victory. It directs that the resolution be presented to the school administration and made available to the press for public dissemination. This document serves as an official expression of appreciation rather than a law with binding policy changes.
This Senate Resolution congratulates the Saint Stanislaus Rock-a-Chaws boys basketball team and head coach Daniel Grieves for winning the 2026 Class 3A State Championship. The resolution formally recognizes the team's victory over Quitman High School in the championship game and highlights the team's historic achievement as the first Class 3A state title since 2011. It also acknowledges the individual contributions of key players and lists the full roster and coaching staff for the record. The resolution will be presented to the team's leadership and made available to the press as an official record of the state's recognition.
This Senate resolution formally recognizes and congratulates the Warren Central High School boys and girls swim teams and their head coach Terry Wong for winning the 2025 Mississippi High School Activities Association Class II State Championships. The bill acknowledges the teams' historic achievement as their first state titles, noting specific accomplishments such as the girls' team co-championship status and the boys' team finishing first in their division. It also highlights the contributions of individual athletes and the support from school administration, staff, parents, and community members. The resolution directs that this commendation be presented to the school's coach, principal, and school board, and shared with the press.
Senate Resolution 71 pays tribute to Dr. Elayne Hayes-Anthony, a pioneering journalist and former Jackson State University acting president who passed away on March 5, 2026. The resolution formally recognizes her historic contributions as the first African American woman to serve as an anchor, producer, and reporter at WJTV-12, and honors her decades of leadership in education, public service, and media advocacy. It directs that the resolution be presented to her surviving family and shared with Jackson State University and the Capitol Press Corps.
This Senate Resolution formally recognizes and congratulates 25 high school and middle school coaches from across Mississippi who have been selected for the 2025-2026 Tomorrow's 25 Coaching Fellowship program. The bill does not create new laws or funding but serves as a ceremonial acknowledgment of these individuals' selection by the Mississippi Association of Coaches and the Mississippi High School Activities Association. The resolution lists all 25 selected coaches by name and their respective school districts, noting that this cohort marks the 100th group of coaches to participate in the fellowship since its inception. The document expresses the Senate's appreciation for the coaches' leadership and commitment to developing student-athletes and strengthening school communities.
This Senate Resolution commends the Starkville High School Boys Basketball Team and their first-year coach, Anthony Carlyle, for winning the 2026 Class 7A State Championship. The resolution formally recognizes the team's comeback victory against Germantown High School, where they overcame a seven-point halftime deficit to win 40-36. It highlights the achievements of individual players and coaches, including MVP Jerwan McCarter and Coach Carlyle's seventh state championship as a head coach. The document serves as an official acknowledgment of the team's success and extends congratulations to the school, community, and supporters.
This Senate Resolution commends the Starkville High School Girls Basketball Team and Coach Matt Wilbanks for winning the 2026 MHSAA Class 7A State Championship. The resolution recognizes the team's achievement of securing their sixth state title in school history and highlights key details from their championship game performance. It formally presents the resolution to the coaching staff and school administration while making the document available to the press. This is a ceremonial acknowledgment rather than a policy change, serving to honor the team's accomplishment.
This Senate Resolution congratulates the St. Patrick High School Lady Irish Girls Soccer Team and standout player Meredith Tindell for winning their fourth consecutive state championship in 2026. The resolution formally recognizes the team's undefeated playoff performance and their overall season record of 18-4-4, highlighting key players and coaching staff who contributed to the achievement. It directs that the resolution be presented to the team, coaches, and school administration while also making it available to the Capitol Press Corps for public record.
This Senate Resolution honors the life and legacy of Robert H. 'Bob' Dunlap, a Mississippi businessman and philanthropist who passed away on January 11, 2026. The resolution formally recognizes Dunlap's contributions as the former CEO of Dunlap & Kyle Co., a major tire distributor, and acknowledges his extensive charitable work including scholarships, community support, and conservation efforts. It extends the Senate's sympathy to Dunlap's family and directs the resolution to be presented to his surviving family, the city of Batesville, and the Capitol Press Corps.
This Senate Resolution commends Colonel Charles Haynes for his 25 years of dedicated service as Director of the Mississippi Highway Patrol and Assistant Commissioner of the Mississippi Department of Public Safety. It also congratulates him on his new appointment as Director of Administration of Justice at Mississippi College, where he will join the faculty. The resolution formally recognizes his extensive law enforcement background, including his work with the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation and various state agencies, and presents the document to him and the Capitol Press Corps.
This Senate Resolution 74 is a ceremonial bill that formally commends the Mississippi Forestry Commission on its 100th anniversary. The resolution recognizes the agency's century-long service in protecting forest resources, preventing wildfires, and supporting rural economies across Mississippi. It does not create new laws or change existing policies but serves as an official acknowledgment of the commission's historic contributions to the state.
This is a procedural resolution (SC 531), not a law with new requirements. It recognizes that many American workers, including state employees, face retirement security challenges - citing data showing 80% of households aged 60+ were financially struggling or at risk in 2020 - and urges federal and state leaders to address the issue. The resolution specifically encourages employers and retirement systems to promote lifetime income solutions and financial education, but it does not create new programs, funding, or mandates. It serves as a symbolic statement to raise awareness and prompt action by other entities.
