The beginning of the 2021-22 school year is just weeks away, and with Mississippi facing rising COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, the Mississippi Association of Educators is calling on Governor Tate Reeves to implement a mask mandate for teachers and students. … Continued
To celebrate Mississippi State’s 2021 baseball national championship, the national title trophy will hit the road for a tour throughout the state. Bulldog fans will have a chance to see the national championship trophy in person at various stops beginning … Continued
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Photo courtesy of MSGOP Chairman Frank Bordeaux The Neshoba County Fair is underway and never fails to attract big names from the political realm. This year is no different as Texas Congressman Dan Crenshaw made the trip to check out … Continued
Bob Moses at SNCC conference in Waveland, MS, November 1964. Photo Courtesy snccdigital.org – Danny Lyon. Civil rights leader Dr. Robert ‘Bob’ P. Moses, an organizer of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and co-director of the Council of Federated Organizations in … Continued
Wild hogs cause more than $60 million in damages annually in Mississippi. For that reason, the Mississippi Department of Agriculture & Commerce (MDAC) will begin accepting a new round of applications for its Wild Hog Control Program (WHCP) today. The application … Continued
Mississippi State was dead last in the SEC West in last week’s Media Days predicted order of finish, ahead of only Vanderbilt in the picks. Why is there no love for the Bulldogs in Mike Leach’s second year? Brian Hadad … Continued
Image above: NOAA remotely operated vehicles enable researchers to share secrets of the sea live via telepresence technology from a ship to the Exploration Command Center, based at the MSU Science and Technology Center located at the John C. Stennis … Continued
At its July meeting, The Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks voted to adopt a set of proposals to curb hunting pressure from non-residents visiting public lands during the early weeks of Mississippi’s spring turkey season. With one of the … Continued
The latest marker on the The Mississippi Writers Trail honors Mississippi-born writer Dorothy Sample Shawhan. A ceremony was held in Cleveland on the Delta State University campus, where she was a professor. Shawhan was born in Tupelo and grew up … Continued