Alan Huffman's What Happened
Alan HuffmanCurious backstories pulled from the recesses of the news
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Elderly runner keeps at it, even in dog days of Mississippi summer
When the Ridgeland, Mississippi running store Fleet Feet posted on Facebook about Richard Edmonson’s birthday, it wasn’t a typical customer shout-out.
Edmonson was turning 88 and still an active runner. At a stage of life when most of his...
Give it up, Jackson: how a city forfeited a flagship park
Discarded household furnishings, burnt offerings and evidence of arson fires line a road through Buddy Butts Park
Mississippi’s capital city is famous for having an inordinately large array of problems.
Alan Huffman's What Happened is a r...
When the levee breaks: On this day in 1927, the Mississippi River inundated the Delta, opening the way for rock 'n' roll
In late April 1927, much of the low lying region outside the protective Mississippi River levees was underwater. On April 21, the river broke through the Mounds Landing levee in Bolivar County, Mississippi and reclaimed its natural floodpla...
Navigating “the Black and white thing”
PORT GIBSON, Miss.—A decade ago, Rev. William Coleman made his living mowing lawns and selling secondhand items out of a truck. The idea of heading up Port Gibson’s all-white preservation group was not a remote consideration.
Yet, as Colem...
The Paul Conroy everyone should know about
If you search for the name “Paul Conroy” online, the first person who comes up is a former American soccer player. Next up: the founder of a protective gear company. Then an associate professor emeritus at a Michigan university.
The man by...
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