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Mississippi Hams in Action!!!

The Meridian ARC and the Chickasawhay Repeater Group gathered at Archusa Creek Park Lodge for Field Day 2026.

Twenty-two hams and guests participated. In the photo (left to right) Buford – KI5HCM, Wayne – KC5HPU, Mark – KC5AWS, Tracy – KI5UXN, and Don Moore – Constable. (Photo credit: Gary – KE4HEK)

Photos from our archives…

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The Tupelo ARC hosted the 2025 Papa Jack's Trade Day at the Gateway Pavilion in Pontotoc. In the photo KE5HJN shows us the box with his Grand Prize in it... an IC 7100 donated by Chatt Radio! (photo provided by WJ5K)
W4XK/5 is the winner of the 2025 Mississippi QSO Party Plaque for High Score Portable Single Op operation. Bill has been portable in the MSQP from Tishomingo State Park in Tishomingo County for many years. (Photo provided by W4NZ)
Each month QST publishes a listing of Hams who have qualified for the Public Service Honor Roll (PSHR). The PSHR recognizes Hams who give a little extra each month by participating in public service events, emergency responses, on-the-air traffic handling, and helping the Section with various jobs though an appointment. In the photo Harrison County Emergency Coordinator WX5RJ (right) presents the PSHR Commendation Certificate to AE5MI (left), who qualified by making PSHR for a year.(photo provided by WX5RJ)
The Jackson ARC hosted the annual Capital City Hamfest on January 30-31 at the Trade Mart on the Fairgrounds in Jackson. Although it was below freezing outside there was plenty of hot action inside in the Flea Market. (photo provided by AC5Z)
On December 7 the MARC was hosted by the Collinsville Fire & Rescue department at the Collinsville Christmas Market festival where we operated radios under the MARC banner as special event station W5C. HF radios on a long wire off-center fed dipole antenna and a portable HF antenna made over 100 contacts during the festival. This was an effective demonstration of amateur radio in view of the several hundred people present at this event. Pictured from L-R (starting with gentleman in the ARRL cap): Harry, K5BHW - Buford, KI5HCM and Karey, KI5ZLP
At the suggestion of Frank, K4FMH, the Jackson Amateur Radio Club applied for a $3,000 grant from the ARRL Foundation to purchase Ham Radio equipment to be used to establish a Ham Station at the Madison County Library. The grant was approved and the money was used to purchase an Icom IC-7300 Transceiver and two Yaesu FTM-300D digital transceivers and related equipment. In the photo Margaret, K5MPM, Jim, AK5J, Tamara Bates, KJ5KEX, Librarian and Clay, AC5Z check out the new equipment. (Photo provided by AK5J)
The Jackson Amateur Radio Club hosted the 2025 ARRL Mississippi Day in the Park at the Old Trace Park on the Reservoir in Ridgeland. Greeting the attendees were the ARRL and JARC banners. (photo provided by AC5Z)
The Central MS Amateur Radio Association organized their 3rd Saturday Expedition in April at Lake Lincoln State Park. Approximately 20 participants attended, along with several fellow hams from Louisiana. About 10 different stations were set up. (Information provided by W5PID)
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