This is a ceremonial resolution (not a law) formally recognizing the Lamar School Raiders Football Team for winning the 2025 MAIS Class 4A Division III State Championship. It commends the team and head coach Jacob Land for their victory over Brookhaven Academy, highlighting their championship as the seventh in school history. The resolution serves only to honor their athletic achievement and does not create any new policies or affect any laws. It has no direct impact on individuals or communities beyond this symbolic recognition.
HR 32 is a ceremonial House Resolution formally recognizing Brinkley Boswell for being crowned Miss Rodeo Mississippi 2026. It contains no policy changes or legal effect, serving solely as a symbolic gesture of commendation. The resolution highlights her background as a University of Mississippi graduate, her work promoting rodeo and agriculture, and her community service platform. It does not affect any laws, regulations, or individuals beyond this honorary recognition. This is a standard procedural resolution, not a substantive bill.
This resolution commends Olivia Favero for being crowned Miss Rodeo America 2026 and welcomes her to Mississippi during the 2026 Dixie National Rodeo. It recognizes her achievements as a rodeo competitor, student, and community member, highlighting her educational background and awards. The resolution expresses the Mississippi House's support for her role as a representative of the rodeo industry and her mission to promote western traditions. It has no policy impact beyond ceremonial recognition.
This is a ceremonial resolution (not a bill with policy changes) commending the Mississippi Communication Association for its 100th anniversary. It recognizes the organization's century of work supporting communication education, faculty development, and student engagement across Mississippi's colleges and universities. The resolution expresses the House's appreciation for the association's contributions to education and civic life, with no direct impact on individuals, policies, or funding. It serves as a symbolic gesture of recognition for the association's historical service.
This is a ceremonial resolution (not a law) commending the Gulfport High School Admirals football team and head coach Blake Pennock for winning the 2025 MHSAA Class 7A State Championship. It formally recognizes their championship victory, including their dramatic last-second win against Tupelo High School, and honors the team's achievements and community support. The resolution has no policy impact - it serves only as a symbolic gesture of recognition with no legal or financial obligations.
This is a ceremonial House Resolution (HR 28), not a substantive bill. It formally commends and congratulates Mrs. LeShanda Johnson, a 4th grade English Arts teacher at Summit Elementary School in McComb, Mississippi, for being named the school's 2025 Teacher of the Year. The resolution expresses the Mississippi House of Representatives' recognition of her dedication to students, classroom excellence, and community impact. It does not create new laws or affect any policies or individuals beyond this symbolic honor.
This is a ceremonial House Resolution (HR 33), not a legislative bill with policy changes. It formally commends Abbey Harty, a Canadian rodeo competitor from Saskatchewan, for being crowned Miss Rodeo Canada 2026. The resolution highlights her decade of rodeo involvement, recovery from a serious injury, work in healthcare, and roles with Canadian rodeo associations. It does not create new laws, impose obligations, or affect any policies or individuals beyond expressing the Mississippi House of Representatives' recognition.
This is a ceremonial resolution (HR 30), not a policy bill. It formally commends and congratulates Mrs. Juanita Pauline Smith Burns on the centennial anniversary of her birth (February 19, 2026), recognizing her life as a Mississippi resident, mother, church member, and community pillar. The resolution highlights her upbringing, marriage, decades of work (including 34 years at Kellwood), family, and service at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. It has no policy impact or effect on laws, regulations, or any group of people beyond honoring one individual. The Mississippi House of Representatives will present a copy to Mrs. Burns.
This is a ceremonial resolution (not a law) commending Jamal Roberts, a Meridian, Mississippi native, for winning the 23rd season of *American Idol*. It formally congratulates him as the second Mississippian and second African-American male to win the competition, highlighting his musical achievements and roots. The resolution has no policy impact; it simply expresses the Mississippi House of Representatives' praise and will be sent to Roberts and the press. It does not affect any laws, regulations, or funding.
This is a symbolic House Resolution (not a law), designating January 2026 as National Blood Donor Month in Mississippi. It urges all Mississippi citizens to recognize volunteer blood donors, encourages eligible people to donate regularly, and asks businesses and organizations to sponsor blood drives with centers like Vitalant. The resolution has no funding or new requirements; it is purely an official acknowledgment to honor donors and promote blood donation awareness. It directly affects Mississippi residents and community groups by highlighting the importance of blood donation.
This Senate Resolution (SR 34) is a ceremonial expression of congratulations to Vardaman High School junior Eli Edmondson for winning the Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) Class 1A Individual State Golf Championship on October 31, 2025. It formally recognizes his achievement of shooting a two-day total of 140 (two under par) to claim the title, while helping his team finish second in the team competition. The resolution extends congratulations to Edmondson and his family, and directs it be presented to him, his coaches, and the school principal. As a symbolic gesture, it has no policy or legal effect.
This is a ceremonial Senate Resolution (not a bill) recognizing blues musician Jesse Robinson as the 2026 recipient of Mississippi's Governor's Arts Award for Lifetime Achievement. It formally extends the Mississippi Senate's recognition to Robinson, honoring his decades-long contributions to Mississippi's blues music heritage. The resolution describes his career milestones, including his role in Jackson's blues scene, collaborations with artists like Bobby Rush, and work promoting blues education. It will be presented to Robinson personally and shared with the press. (Note: This resolution has no legal effect - it is purely symbolic recognition.)
