Auburn QB Bo Nix hit the portal today. Despite his inconsistencies, should Lane Kiffin and Ole Miss try to sign him? I think so… WOPodcastPlayer({ “playerElementId”: “wo-podcast-player-3903722”, “feed”: { “link”: “https://feeds.castfire.com/telesouth/telesouth/rebel_report/3903722_2021-12-13-193922”, “type”: “mrss” }, “withPlaylist”: false, “theme”: “light”, “isWaveForm”: false, … Continued
Three women from Union appeared in federal court Friday on charges of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. The announcement was made by U.S. Attorney Darren LaMarca and Special Agent in Charge Jermicha Fomby of the Federal Bureau of Investigation … Continued
Mike Leach is never one to not share his opinion, and when the opportunity to speak on the trend of players opting out of bowl games presented itself, the Mississippi State head coach had no problems delivering his thoughts. Brian … Continued
In his Weekly Report from Congress, Mississippi Senator Roger Wicker outlines the reasons he wants to see federal employees back in the office: When the pandemic first began, federal agencies did what many schools and businesses did: they shut their … Continued
Image above: NASA Administrator Bill Nelson (l) and NASA Deputy Administrator Pam Melroy speak to media during the officials’ visit to Stennis Space Center on Dec. 7. Nelson and Melroy both praised Stennis as a “national treasure” during their visit with … Continued
The University of Mississippi is leading an initiative to bring together scholars and key stakeholders working on themes related to Spanish speakers in the Southeast, particularly in areas where Southeastern Conference schools are situated. With the Spanish-speaking population increasing in the Southeast, … Continued
If you’re looking to create an amazing memory, 50 Nights of Lights in downtown Cleveland, Mississippi may be just what you’re looking for! Over 1,000,000 lights transform Cleveland into a winter wonderland every evening through January 2nd. You can walk … Continued
Thousands of Mississippians won’t have to worry about staying warm, thanks to a program offered by the Mississippi Department of Human Services. The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps keep families safe and healthy through initiatives that assist families … Continued
The Biloxi Police Department will accept applications for their inaugural Citizen’s Police Academy (CPA) through December 17th, and the program is limited to 25 participants. The CPA is a 10 week class designed to give citizens insight into how … Continued
Student athletes from Mississippi’s public, private, two-year and four-year postsecondary institutions were honored recently for their achievements in the classroom with the annual Halbrook Awards, presented at the Mississippi Association of Colleges and Universities (MAC) business meeting, held recently using … Continued