Ole Miss basketball got a big win over Missouri. Do they now have NCAA tournament chances? Today’s show discusses just that. WOPodcastPlayer({ “playerElementId”: “wo-podcast-player-3814454”, “feed”: { “link”: “https://feeds.castfire.com/telesouth/telesouth/rebel_report/3814454_2021-02-11-154454”, “type”: “mrss” }, “withPlaylist”: false, “theme”: “light”, “isWaveForm”: false, “playerDisplay”: { “playbackSpeed”: … Continued
Continuing a trend, today’s report from the Mississippi State Department of Health includes less than 1,000 new cases of COVID-19. The report of 911 new cases brings the state’s total up to 284,664. With the confirmation of 23 additional deaths, … Continued
This week, Chuck Ivey is joined by Jennifer Williams with Lincoln County 4-H, Trish Byrd with MORA, Jackie Martin promoting the Annual Brookhaven Servitium Club Pancake Day, and Pastor Zach Kilpatrick from Mt. Zion Baptist Church letting us know about … Continued
Here’s a look at your statewide forecast: To the north, colder with snow showers in the morning and rain with freezing rain during the day. Light snow in the afternoon. Ice accumulations of less than one-quarter of an inch. Highs … Continued
There’s an old saying in sports, bad teams find a way to lose. Mississippi State did exactly that on Wednesday night, letting LSU slice them apart in a 94-80 loss to the Tigers. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman know the … Continued
Even in defeat, Mississippi State had played solid defense in recent weeks, but the Bulldogs looked like a team with no idea how to guard on Wednesday night at the Humphrey Coliseum. LSU shot a scorching 61.3% from the field, … Continued
The impending arrival of frigid temperatures will impact several vaccination sites on Thursday. Due to the cold front leading to potentially dangerous road conditions in North Mississippi, the Department of Health announced the following changes: “Several Mississippi State Department of … Continued
Breaking News in Yuba County is set to hit select theatres, as well as certain digital platforms, this Friday, February 12. The film directed by Mississippi native Tate Taylor may be set in the fictitious county of Yuba County, Kentucky, … Continued
This week, Dave Nichols is joined by Robert Byrd with a discussion of youth sports tournaments and their impact on local economies, and Chris from Gator Signs tells us about their upcoming job fair this weekend in Brookhaven. SuperTalk … Continued
Photo Courtesy of FedEx FedEx has announced that they are committing $5 million to four Historically Black Colleges and Universities, two of which are in Mississippi. The initiative is intended to create valuable education and job readiness for students at … Continued