Governor Tate Reeves has declared October as Civics Awareness Month. “We have a duty to pass on the American Experiment to the next generation. Only through the proper study of history and civics can we meaningfully participate in society,” Reeves … Continued
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has announced that it will be providing $700,000 to finalize a study of the Pearl River Flood Control Project and are prepared to provide $221 million for the project from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, pending … Continued
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From a Hurricane Katrina survivor to a Hurricane Ian survivor, On August 30, 2005, the day after Hurricane Katrina wiped the Mississippi Gulf Coast off the face of the earth, The Sun Herald newspaper headline read “Our Tsunami.” At the … Continued
After nearly six months of repair work, the Old Capitol Museum will reopen its doors to visitors on Wednesday, October 5. The National Historic Landmark had been closed since April 15 due to long-standing problems with the building’s roof and … Continued
After Southern District Public Service Commissioner Dane Maxwell spoke out against a recently approved amendment that expands incentives for self-generated power, his words were met with resistance from one leader in the renewable energy sector. Jeff Cantin of the Gulf … Continued
A Mississippi preteen walked away with the second place trophy at the American Royal World Series of BBQ in Kansas City, Missouri, after grilling an award-winning ribeye steak for the judges. On Saturday, Brandon native Alexis Garrett joined 74 other … Continued
For 100 years now, the Farm Bureau Federation has served as Mississippi’s largest general farm organization, providing insurance coverage to more than 180,000 member families in all 82 counties. In commemoration of the Mississippi Farm Bureau’s centennial anniversary, U.S. Senators … Continued
After securing victories against conference opponents, both Ole Miss (5-0) and Mississippi State (4-1) made leaps in this week’s Associated Press poll. While the Rebels were flirting with their first loss of the season late in the game versus Kentucky, … Continued
Northern Mississippi– A little patchy fog this morning, turning to sunshine later today with highs nearing 80. Clear with lows in the lower 50s tonight. Central Mississippi– Patchy morning fog, then sunshine with highs in the lower 80s. Mostly clear … Continued