A total of fifteen scholarships were awarded for the Mississippi Automotive Manufacturers Association (MAMA) 2021-2022 academic year to community college and university students interested in pursuing a career in the automotive manufacturing industry. Since 2006, MAMA has supported the growth … Continued
High school football season in Mississippi has hit its stride as we move into mid-September. Check out the top 10 teams in both the MHSAA & MAIS as well as scores from across the state below: MHSAA Greenville Christian Madison … Continued
While opting not to recommend Pfizer booster doses for the general public, an FDA advisory committee has voted to issue the recommendation for those over the age of 65 and other at-risk individuals six months after getting their first two … Continued
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The Department of Public Safety has launched a new tool in the fight to combat human trafficking in Mississippi. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation Human Trafficking/Special Victims Unit, a division of DPS, announced the creation of a website dedicated to … Continued
Several community leaders on the coast are expressing their disappointment over the resignation of the CEO of Coastal Mississippi. Milton Segarra announced his resignation from the tourism board after a four hour executive session Thursday discussing his position. Gulf Coast … Continued
A former bail bondsman from Boyle, Mississippi was sentenced to more than ten years in federal prison on Wednesday in the United States District Court in Greenville for knowingly selling firearms to a convicted felon. 68-year-old Joe Crawford was convicted … Continued
For the first time, Camp Shelby is now accepting applications for a public draw hunt on post which is open to Mississippi resident license holders. Hunters will be allowed to use either archery equipment or shotgun with buckshot – no … Continued
One Country Project announced former Secretary of Agriculture Mike Espy as the newest member of its Board of Directors. “Secretary Espy has been a historic leader for Mississippi and he not only brings extensive knowledge and experience to the One … Continued
Mississippi State looks to make it three in a row as the Bulldogs make their first trip to Memphis to play the Tigers in a decade. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk break down this interesting non-conference game as State tries … Continued