Representative Angela Cockerham

From fresh fruits and veggies to handcrafted jewelry and art, the Farmer and Craft Vendor Market at Wicker Building Supply brought out the best of Southwest Mississippi! A proud moment of community, connection, and creativity.

Honored to join New Jerusalem Baptist Church, Richard Community Inc., and The Patio in recognizing our dedicated law enforcement officers. I’m grateful for the opportunity to show appreciation for those who wear the badge and protect our families and communities day in and day out.

Not all heroes wear capes-some wear work boots, neckties, uniforms, and sneakers. Today we celebrate fathers, grandfathers, uncles, mentors, and father figures-multitaskers of love and leadership. Happy Father’s Day!❤️

Success was in the air and hope was everywhere at Amite County Elementary! Today’s graduates are seen, supported, and destined for greatness—To celebrate this new chapter, I gave students a special gift to let them know they never walk alone.

Thank you KRW Design for all your help, as well as educator Felicia Williams.

Today we celebrate the ones who raised us, shaped us, and stood by us—mothers, grandmothers, aunties, and everyone who’s poured love into our lives. Happy Mother’s Day🌷

With love - Gabrielle, Caliana, Angela, and Carmen Cockerham✨

As we enter Easter weekend, my heart is full. It’s a reminder that even on our darkest days, God’s love for us never ends. This Good Friday, I’m grateful for God’s grace that sustains me, faith that anchors me, and hope that uplifts me.✨

When service meets purpose, gratitude follows. Thank you for the honor of serving the people of this great state. The people’s House is always open—and Mississippi’s spirit is always warm.

On this Friday, I’m grateful for those who’ve poured into others with intention and love. Their impact is felt in every room they’ve walked into—and every life they’ve touched.✨

AKA Day at the Mississippi Capitol is more than a gathering — it’s a movement. Proud to stand with my Alpha Kappa Alpha sorors to advocate for the issues that matter most. Thank you Governor Tate Reeves for being engaging and gracious during our discussions. 💕💚

Thank you to Reginald Matthews, Director of IT at Southwest Mississippi Community College, making his mark at the Capitol today as part of the Community College Fellowship Program. A proud moment for education and leadership!

2025 has already commenced with great events! Thank you to Mayor Jerry Norwood and the Board of Aldermen of Gloster, as we are all looking forward to the great work that 2025 will bring.

Daryl Porter Jr. and I had a great visit at the Capitol today with City of McComb Mayor Quordinah N. Lockley and Selectwoman at Large Tabitha Felder Issac.