With the election coming up on November 3, some companies like Target, Old Navy, and Tory Burch, are opting to pay their employees for eight hours of work if they serve as a poll worker. On the other hand, there … Continued
While 2020 has been getting a bad reputation, one central Mississippian will always remember this as a fantastic year. Dominique R. of Kosciusko, MS was playing the Wheel of Fortune slot machine at Golden Moon Casino when she won a huge … Continued
While 2020 has been getting a bad reputation, one central Mississippian will always remember this as a fantastic year. Dominique R. of Kosciusko, MS was playing the Wheel of Fortune slot machine at Golden Moon Casino when she won a huge … Continued
A bill to name the Brookhaven Post Office after three fallen officers has passed the House of Representatives. Mississippi Congressman Michael Guest introduced the legislation which would designate the United States Postal Service facility at 201 West Cherokee Street in … Continued
Throughout the history of the National Football League, the state of Mississippi has supplied the league with an enormous amount of talent, and this year seems to be no different. From Week 1 of the 2020 NFL season, here are … Continued
Hurricane Sally continues to shift with landfall now expected tomorrow morning, east of the Mississippi/Alabama line in the Mobile Bay Area. Governor Tate Reeves provided the latest update on the storm this afternoon, and while the storm’s shift to the … Continued
September is voter registration month and in Mississippi, you have to be registered to vote in the upcoming election by October 5th. This year, the general election takes place on Tuesday, November 3rd with polls open from 7AM to 7 … Continued
The Mississippi State Department of Health is reporting 505 new cases of COVID-19. Today’s report brings the state’s total number of cases up to 90,523. With the confirmation of 28 additional deaths, 2,734 Mississippians have now passed away from the … Continued
With Hurricane Sally expected to bring heavy rainfall and significant storm surges to the Gulf Coast, shelters are beginning to open their doors. While the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is reminding you to use shelters as a last resort in … Continued
Stadium capacity in college football venues across Mississippi remains limited to 25%, but programs continue to find ways to fill the empty seats. Mississippi State has become the latest to announce its cardboard cutout ‘Stand-In’ program for football games and … Continued