Photo and story courtesy of Ole Miss Athletics A white-hot Ole Miss offense through three games was held in check from the opening kickoff. The top-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide came up with fourth-down stops and took advantage in order to … Continued
Image above: U.S. Marine Capt. William Agudelo (right) helps hand out candy to children during a local patrol in Afghanistan during his deployment. Agudelo, a recent graduate of the online Master of Criminal Justice program at the University of Mississippi, … Continued
Photo courtesy of JSU The largest bank headquartered in Mississippi has pledged funds to establish a scholarship endowment at Jackson State University. Hancock Whitney announced the creation of the aptly named Hancock Whitney Bank Endowed Scholarship along with a $25,000 … Continued
NOAA and Saildrone Inc. are piloting five specially designed saildrones in the Atlantic Ocean to gather data around the clock to help understand the physical processes of hurricanes. (Image courtesy of Saildrone) Saildrone Inc. and the NOAA have released the first … Continued
The calendar has turned to October and the Mississippi high school football season is in full swing. Check out scores from across the state below: To find out more about Farm Bureau and what all they can do for you, … Continued
October 1st has been declared ‘Manufacturing Day’ in Mississippi by Governor Tate Reeves. “Manufacturing is the engine that powers Mississippi’s economy,” Governor Reeves said in his signed proclamation. “Manufacturers continue to lead our recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and national … Continued
There is some serious money to be had in Saturday night’s Powerball® drawing, which ranks as the 6th largest in the game’s history. It’s up to an estimated $635-million with a cash value of an estimated $450-million. The Powerball jackpot … Continued
There’s already a lot of extra traffic resulting from Cruisin’ the Coast, which officially kicks off this Sunday and runs through next weekend. Biloxi Police Chief John Miller went over some do’s and don’ts in this week’s Biloxi A to … Continued
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Cities, counties and government agencies across the state can apply for mitigation grants through December first. MEMA Director Stephen McCraney told us more about the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities Grant Program (BRIC) . “If you have flooding in an … Continued