Survive and advance, its the mantra of March Madness. It may only be for one day, but Mississippi State will moved forward in the SEC Tournament after a hard fought win over Kentucky. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman take a … Continued
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Last week, vaccine eligibility was expanded to Mississippians 50 years and older. With thousands of first dose appointments still available at covidvaccine.umc.edu, Governor Tate Reeves explained this morning that the longer those go unfilled, the more likely it is that … Continued
The following op-ed was written and Submitted by former Mississippi GOP Chairman Clarke T. Reed House Bill 1231 creates the Mississippi Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund. It passed the Mississippi House of Representatives 117-2, which is overwhelming. I have spent most … Continued
MS Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith is a lifetime NRA member who believes the fight to protect Second Amendment rights is unending. She and U.S. Representative Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) introduced the Gun-owner Registration Information Protection Act (GRIP Act) today. It … Continued
In the rotunda of the capitol Thursday morning, Governor Tate Reeves put pen to paper as the ‘Mississippi Fairness Act’ is set to become law. Authored by Senator Angela Hill, the legislation bars biological men from competing in women’s sports … Continued
This week, Bogue Chitto Attendance Center Principal Scott Merrell, Guy Nix with the International Harvester Club Chapter 44, Lincoln County Miss Hospitality Abby Smith, and State Senator Jason Barrett join Chuck Ivey for TOL. WOPodcastPlayer({ “playerElementId”: “wo-podcast-player-3820612”, “feed”: { … Continued
March 11, 2020—the day that the Mississippi State Department of Health confirmed the state’s first case of COVID-19. That same night, the suspension of the NBA season triggered a string of cancellations across the country and ever since, we’ve all … Continued
A couple of gun control measures are being pushed by Democrats in Washington. H.R. 8 would establish new background check requirements for firearm transfers between private parties. Specifically, it would prohibit a transfer between private parties unless a licensed gun … Continued
The National Weather Service in Jackson says if you’re heading to the Alabama or Northwest Florida beaches this week or weekend, know that there is a HIGH RISK for rip currents. Rip Current Forecast (Image courtesy of the National Weather … Continued