The Hernando Board of Aldermen rejected a proposal to rename a city street after the late Charlie Kirk on Tuesday night. During the board meeting, Ward 5 Alderman Kit Kitchens urged his colleagues to support renaming a portion of Green … Continued
Officials are hoping a tool designed to help beneficiaries locate unclaimed life insurance policies will put money in rightful pockets. Every year, millions of dollars in life insurance benefits go without being acquired by those to whom the money is … Continued
As part of a series of roster moves made by the New York Giants heading into week three of the season, the franchise announced a former Mississippi standout has been signed full-time to the active roster. Swayze Bozeman, a Southern … Continued
A Mississippi State football legend has passed away. Dwight Douglas Lewis, better known as “D.D.,” died at the age of 79 on Tuesday, just one month before his 80th birthday. The former linebacker was a three-year letterman with the Bulldogs … Continued
Glyn Dyar, GoldenEaglePride.com previews Saturdays match-up between Southern Miss and LA Tech. Plus, Dima talks to center back Anthony Richard and safety Ahmere Foster.
Contributions from a locally founded bank will allow children from the state’s lower six counties to visit Mississippi Aquarium for free. The Hancock Whitney “Ocean of Opportunity” event will allow youth ages 12 and below who reside in Hancock, Harrison, … Continued
As the Trump administration works to send National Guard members to Memphis in a controversial effort to combat crime, officials across the state line in Mississippi are preparing for what they believe could be an overflow effect. Thomas Tuggle, the … Continued
A Mississippi man will spend up to 40 years in prison for sex crimes against three children. Madison and Rankin counties’ District Attorney Bubba Bramlett announced that Sonny Jacob Lee, 44, pled guilty to sexual battery and gratification of lust. … Continued
Mississippi College has announced the suspension of two employees for “inappropriate statements on social media” in the aftermath of the shooting death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The Baptist school with campuses in Clinton and Jackson issued a statement Wednesday … Continued
Emmanuel Osire was born in Uganda in what he recounts as “a wilderness” with little food, lots of education inequality, and just enough Jesus to keep him and his siblings believing. Now living in the U.S. with his wife and … Continued