The following op-ed was submitted for publication by U.S. Senator Roger Wicker Although much of life has returned to normal since the pandemic began, the slow movement of goods through our economy is creating major headaches for American families. Empty … Continued
Story and photo courtesy of Ole Miss Athletics On a day when his iconic number 10 was retired, legendary Ole Miss quarterback Eli Manning was honored in a big way Saturday as the Rebels (6-1, 3-1 SEC) put together a … Continued
Halloween is a peak time of year for spooky celebrations and activities, but it also presents some truly scary fire safety hazards. As the holiday nears, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) is encouraging everyone to take simple precautions that can help … Continued
A bill passed by the legislature earlier this year paved the way for the expansion of rural broadband access in Lauderdale and Kemper counties. East Mississippi Connect has reached an agreement to lease ‘dark fiber’ along Mississippi Power’s transmission lines … Continued
McDonald’s restaurants across Mississippi plan to hire 3,539 restaurant employees over the next three months. McDonald’s offers flexible scheduling, extensive training, advancement opportunities and the opportunity to benefit from telehealth and other employee assistance programs. “McDonald’s is a people business and as … Continued
Just a few weeks remain in the Mississippi high school football regular season as we get closer to the playoffs. Check out scores from across the state and the top 10 MHSAA and MAIS teams below: MHSAA: Greenville Christian Ocean … Continued
The following op-ed was authored and submitted by Mississippi Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney As your Insurance Commissioner, protecting consumers in the State of Mississippi is my number one priority. So, when I see legislation before Congress that would needlessly raise … Continued
Another Mississippi lawmaker is calling on Governor Tate Reeves to bring lawmakers back to the capitol for a special session but for a different reason than the rest. Instead of medical marijuana, Representative Jansen Owens wants the state legislature to … Continued
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Financial institutions are pushing back on the Biden administration proposal that would force banks to turn over customer’s account information to the IRS. They’ve changed the original $600 threshold to $10-thousand. Gordon Fellows–President of the Mississippi Banker’s Association–told SuperTalk Mississippi this morning … Continued