There is no question that Memorial Day spurred from the Civil War, but there is a question as to where the founding of the national holiday should be credited. “It happened during and right at the end of the Civil … Continued
Record crowds came to Nusz Park to see Mississippi State try and entend its season to the Women’s College World Series, but Arizona proved to be too much for the Bulldogs, ending the historic season Saturday in Game 2. Brian … Continued
The remains of a Liberty, Mississippi native killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1920 will be returned home for final burial this summer. Senator Roger Wicker shared the story of John Melton Friday in his Weekly Report from … Continued
Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves has joined 18 other governors in calling for President Joe Biden to act to end the baby formula shortage. “When parents can’t get the formula needed to feed their babies, our supply chain is truly broken!” … Continued
The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of SuperTalk Mississippi Media “Drain the swamp!” How often have we heard this phrase bandied about by politicians seeking to signal that they are on our side? Those … Continued
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If you’re planning to be on the road this Memorial Day weekend, expect to see an increased law enforcement presence on the state’s highways. The Mississippi Highway Patrol has commenced their 2021 Memorial Day Travel Enforcement Period, which will conclude … Continued
A two-day festival featuring almost 20 bands is coming to three locations across Jackson to kick off the Memorial Day weekend. The music festival, named “Memorial Day Music in the City,” was organized by several local promoters and artists to … Continued
The 19th annual Black Rodeo is set to come to the capital city once again after announcing the event’s cancelation one week ago. According to a Facebook post from the Real Cowboy Association, the reason was due to “previous incidents … Continued
State Superintendent of Education Dr. Carey Wright has announced that the literacy proficiency rate of 3rd graders in Mississippi has nearly returned to pre-pandemic passing rates. According to the release, 73.9% of 31,068 3rd graders passed the reading assessment for … Continued