The Mississippi Department of Health is reporting 781 new cases of COVID-19. The total number of cases reported this year now stands at 84, 365. With the confirmation of 33 additional deaths, 2,526 Mississippians have now passed away from the virus. 12 … Continued
When the Mississippi Flag Commission first met back in July, they had over 3,000 submissions to review. Today, they have selected the “New Magnolia Flag” as the proposed new state flag for Mississippi following the removal of the now-retired banner … Continued
In 2008, Tameka Drummer and her sister, Charisma Warren, claim they were visiting family in Corinth when they were pulled over for an expired tag and police found two ounces of marijuana inside their car. This was not Drummer’s first … Continued
In 2008, Tameka Drummer and her sister, Charisma Warren, claim they were visiting family in Corinth when they were pulled over for an expired tag and police found two ounces of marijuana inside their car. This was not Drummer’s first … Continued
As the new school year begins, the Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) Office of Compulsory School Attendance Enforcement would like to remind parents about the law governing school attendance and about the deadline for notifying school districts of home school … Continued
In the absence of ticket sales, the Sanderson Farms Championship is finding a new way to raise money for the children at Blair E. Batson Children’s Hospital. Through the “All in For Children’s” campaign, the golf tournament, held at the … Continued
High-performance marine composites manufacturer Seemann Composites, Inc. is expanding in Gulfport to fulfill a new contract with the U.S. Navy. The project is a $2.1 million corporate investment and will create 35 jobs. “Mississippi has a long history of success … Continued
Depression and worry are feelings not uncommon, especially amid the coronavirus pandemic. However, when those feelings consume a person’s psyche more often than not, there is a need for concern. Let’s be honest. The words “mental health” are uncomfortable. No … Continued
Ahead of the Mississippi Flag Commission’s final vote tomorrow, the results of the non-binding public poll on the Department of Archives and History’s website show that the majority of Mississippians are leaning toward one of the potential designs. With a … Continued
Last week, Hurricane Laura made landfall near Cameron, Louisiana as a Category 4 storm, and while Mississippi wasn’t in its direct path, the state still felt the effects of the storm. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency has released its preliminary … Continued