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Senator Derrick Simmons HONORS BLACK HISTORY Senator Derrick T. Simmons (D-Greenville) honors Black History and has accepted speaking engagements throughout his senate district and the Mississippi Delta. On Sunda... |
The Reverend Dr. Jerry Young, the first Mississippi pastor chosen as President of the National Baptist Convention USA, was honored by the Mississippi Senate. The Reverend Dr. Jerry Young, Pastor of New Hope Baptist Church in Jackson, (7th from left), the first Mississippi pastor chosen as President of the National Baptist Co... |
Senator Derrick T. Simmons visited with Greenville pharmacy student at the Capitol. Senator Derrick T. Simmons spoke with University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy students at the Capitol on Thursday, January 29, 2015, as they made their rounds lob... |
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The Mississippi Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials honored state Senator Kenneth Wayne Jones for outstanding service to their communities and organization. The Mississippi Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials, which is comprised of all African American mayors, councilmen, aldermen and selectmen, recently presented an aw... |
Senator Derrick T. Simmons visited on Thursday, January 22, 2015, with Mississippi Supreme Court Chief Justice Bill Waller Jr. and his family at the Capitol. Senator Derrick T. Simmons visited on Thursday, January 22, 2015, with Mississippi Supreme Court Chief Justice Bill Waller Jr., at the Capitol as the judge and his wife, ... |
Senator Derrick T. Simmons was lobbied on Thursday, January 22, 2015, by American Cancer Society representatives. Senator Derrick T. Simmons was lobbied on Thursday, January 22, 2015, by Portia Weeks of the American Cancer Society, to support a bill introduced in the 2015 session th... |
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Coahoma Community College staffers visited the Capitol on Thursday, January 15, 2015, and lobbied lawmakers for increased funding for higher education. Coahoma Community College staffers visited the Capitol on Thursday, January 15, 2015, and lobbied lawmakers for increased funding for higher education. Senators they s... |
Supporters of Mississippi Workers Center for Human Rights in Greenville, visited the Capitol on Thursday, January 15, 2015 to lobby lawmakers. Supporters of Mississippi Workers Center for Human Rights in Greenville, visited the Capitol on Thursday, January 15, 2015, with out of state law students and lobbied l... |
Senator Derrick T. Simmons visited with Washington County Circuit Clerk Barbara Esters-Parker at the Capitol Senator Derrick T. Simmons visited with Washington County Circuit Clerk Barbara Esters-Parker at the Capitol on Thursday, January 15, 2015, while she was in town for a ... |
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State Senator Derrick T. Simmons and his brother, Greenville City Councilman Errick D. Simmons, honored by Attorney At Law, magazine as Attorneys of the Month. State Senator Derrick T. Simmons and his brother, Greenville City Councilman Errick D. Simmons, were honored by Attorney At Law, magazine as Attorneys of the Month for ... |
Senator Derrick T. Simmons was accompanied on opening day of the 2015 Legislative session by wife CuWanda and son little Derrick Jr. Senator Derrick T. Simmons was accompanied on opening day of the 2015 Legislative session by wife CuWanda and the ‘household’s boss’ – little Derrick T. Simmons Jr. – who... |
Senator Derrick Simmons at west bolivar high school to address 2014 high school graduates Senator Derrick T. Simmons (D-Greenville) will be the keynote speaker tonight (Friday, May 23, 2014) at the West Bolivar High School in Rosedale, Mississippi. The gradua... |
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Senator Derrick Simmons seeks apology from Mayor Cox for televised comments In an NBC Today Show report titled, “Inequality still prevails in some Mississippi Schools,” that recently aired the overall academic struggles of Coleman Middle School... |
Washington County District Attorney W. Dewayne Richardson visited the State Capitol and spoke with Senator Simmons Washington County District Attorney W. Dewayne Richardson visited the State Capitol on Wednesday, April 4, 2014 to observe the legislature’s proceedings. He is pictured... |
Simmons speaks against Mississippi Religious Freedom Restoration Act, saying it will legalize discrimination There is a bill headed to Governor Phil Bryant’s desk called the Mississippi Religious Freedom Restoration Act. If Governor Bryant signs it into law, businesses wishing... |
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Simmons bill to name Washington County portion of Mississippi-Arkansas bridge on Highway 82, the “Jesse Brent Memorial Bridge,” signed into law. Governor Phil Bryant has signed into law Senate Bill 2173 that names the Washington County portion of the Mississippi-Arkansas bridge on Highway 82, the “Jesse Brent Me... |
Senate seeks to stop drastic changes to judges qualifying deadlines A Mississippi House bill intended to change the qualifying deadline for re-election of judges from May 9, 2014 to September 5, and had received substantial opposition fro... |
American Red Cross volunteers and administration visited the Capitol and spoke with Senator Derrick T. Simmons American Red Cross volunteers and administrative officials from Greenville visited the Capitol on Tuesday, March 4, 2014 for the celebration of American Red Cross Day a... |
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Respiratory therapist Eligah Johnson of Greenville visited with Senator Derrick T. Simmons Respiratory therapist Eligah Johnson of Greenville (right) visited the Mississippi State Capitol on Wednesday, March 5, 2014. He is pictured with District 12 Senator Derr... |
Delta State University President William LaForge, (left), and students of the school from Bolivar and Washington counties visited with Senator Derrick T. Simmons Delta State University President William LaForge, (left), and students of the school from Bolivar and Washington counties visited with Senator Derrick T. Simmons at the... |
Senator Derrick T. Simmons to push for MAEP proper funding Across the years, lawmakers have failed to adequately fund education in this state and as a result, we all have suffered by seeing overall student classroom performance... |
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