A new executive director has been named by the Mississippi Veterans Affairs Board (MSVA) to replace Stacey Pickering. Mark Smith, who has been serving as the agency’s interim executive director, was first hired as deputy director of MSVA in April … Continued
A new resort may be coming to South Mississippi in the near future following a unanimous vote by the D’Iberville City Council on Tuesday. The resort—currently named Blue Water Beach—would occupy the once-expected location of the Gulf Coast Galleria shopping … Continued
There was no shortage of drama Wednesday night in Omaha as Arkansas beat Ole Miss 3-2 to force a final game with a birth to the Championship Series on the line The post Rebel Report: Ole Miss loses to Arkansas … Continued
Dangerous heat stress conditions will persist for the remainder of the week through the weekend. High temperatures in the upper 90s to around 100 will combine with humid air to produce heat indices in the 106 to 110 range. Northern … Continued
Ole Miss’ postseason win streak comes to an end as the team lost to the Arkansas Razorbacks by a score of 3-2 on Wednesday night. Both teams’ pitchers began the game with a clean first inning. However, the Razorbacks struck … Continued
John Cohen said it best in his interview on Thunder & Lightning last week, Mississippi State is in an attendance battle with the couch. As the cost of everything rises, his university is trying all manner of creative solutions to … Continued
The competition for the title of Miss Mississippi in Vicksburg is halfway through, with the 31 contestants set to begin the preliminary rounds tonight at 7:00 p.m. Candidates will be judged in three preliminary events including a talent portion, on-stage … Continued
Nearly two years after Lt. Troy Morris of the Mississippi Highway Patrol was killed, Damion Whittley has been sentenced to 40 years behind bars. Whittley 27, pleaded guilty to depraved heart shooting. On August 7, 2020, Morris, who worked part-time … Continued
On Tuesday morning, Clinton Police were called to the local Econo Lodge where officers discovered a deceased two-month-old infant. While the Hinds County coroner believes that the child died from asphyxiation, as a possible result of co-sleeping, an official autopsy … Continued
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