The Belhaven Blog
Blog about the Belhaven community in Jackson, Mississippi: the neighborhood, the college, and more.
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Monday, April 23, 2007
Belhaven profs help with huge catfish
Jermaine Spann, 23 of Jackson, caught a 49-pound catfish on the Pearl River with the help of canoeist and Belhaven professor Barry Hause.
Labels: Belhaven College, Belhavenites, Pearl River
Friday, April 20, 2007
Two Lakes and Lott
Northside Sun: The Two Lakes, project, has received an endorsement from one of Mississippi’s top leaders in the United States Congress. Sen. Trent Lott, in his weekly column, expressed support for both the Two Lakes project and Airport Parkway project, saying that the two projects are not mutually exclusive....The project’s conceiver, John McGowan, welcomed this endorsement from Sen. Lott and said that he thinks the project has a greater chance of going forward because of Sen. Lott’s support....McGowan also stressed that he is trying to distinguish his original plan from other versions of the project that have been proposed by referring to it as “Two Lakes” as opposed to “LeFleur Lakes.” Read the full story here.
Labels: Lefleur Lakes
Yard Sale
There is a yard sale at 1125 Poplar Blvd on Saturday April 20 from 6am to 10am. It is multifamily. Our schedules did not work for us to join the Belhaven neighborhood yard sale next week.
Labels: Neighborhood News
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Majors keep trophy with 10-9 victory
The Millsaps Majors (31-9) defeated the Belhaven Blazers (36-12) last night to clinch their second Maloney Trophy Series title in a row.
Labels: Belhaven College, Sports
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Millsaps, Belhaven to settle Maloney tonight
Clarion Ledger: "Millsaps and Belhaven play a game that will determine the Maloney Trophy winner. Mississippi College is out of the running with a 1-5 record in the series between the three, but Millsaps (3-2) could keep the trophy tonight with a victory over Belhaven (4-1). The Millsaps-Belhaven game is scheduled for 6 p.m. at Twenty Field on the Millsaps campus."
Labels: Belhaven College, Sports
Friday, April 13, 2007
Belhaven Market
The Belhaven Market is on again for tomorrow. Here are pictures from last week's opening day.
Labels: Neighborhood News
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Blazer Baseball
Belhaven College's Blazer Baseball team shot up the NAIA rankings this week to #11, the largest climber of the week. Last week they were #19. The Blazers play at Smith Wills Stadium. Details here.
Labels: Belhaven College, Sports
Monday, April 09, 2007
Belhaven College News
Colin Harbinson, Belhaven College's dean of arts, will resign his position in August to head up StoneWorks, "a global, transorganizational initiative of Belhaven College" to "focus on the next generation of Christians in the arts."
John G. Garvilla, Belhaven College's athletic director and head men's soccer coach, is interviewing at Delta State for the position of athletic director.
Labels: Belhaven College
Wednesday, April 04, 2007
Tuesday, April 03, 2007
Stabbing at Keifer's
There was a stabbing at Keifer's on Sunday and police arrested a St. Mary Street man over the incident.