Image above: Jessica Carter of Jackson and daughter Lyndsey Lee blow out the birthday candle for the Kathy and Joe Sanderson Tower at Children’s of Mississippi. (Image courtesy of UMMC) Children’s of Mississippi celebrated the first birthday of the Kathy … Continued
Mississippi Senators Roger Wicker and Cindy Hyde-Smith are helping to reintroduce the “National Flood Insurance Program Reauthorization and Reform (NFIP-RE) Act” (S.3128). The bipartisan legislation would extend the program for five years, and introduce a variety of new reforms to ensure … Continued
One day after Pole Assassin dominates the headlines, you can probably guess what the first question was about on today’s edition of The Rumblings. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk dive into another exciting listener mailbag. WOPodcastPlayer({ “playerElementId”: “wo-podcast-player-3891277”, “feed”: { … Continued
There’s been a lot of push back on President Biden’s vaccine mandates from residents across Mississippi. State lawmakers like House Speaker Philip Gunn have called the President’s actions a huge overreach, and vowed to do what they can to put … Continued
Please Note: Due to a technical issue part of the interview with Walt Massey Chevrolet GM Marc Kubicki did not record and podcast picks-up mid interview. We apologize for the inconvenience. WOPodcastPlayer({ “playerElementId”: “wo-podcast-player-3891127”, “feed”: { “link”: “https://feeds.castfire.com/telesouth/telesouth/supertalk_eagle_hour/3891127_2021-11-02-195727”, “type”: “mrss” … Continued
Ilex Organics, supplier of Yaupon tea and Mississippi-grown catfish fillets, is locating operations in Clarksdale. The project is a $2.612 million corporate investment and will create 60 jobs. Started in 2020 by entrepreneur and Mississippi native Oliver Luckett, Ilex will … Continued
It’s election day in Mississippi, and Secretary of State Michael Watson joined SuperTalk Mississippi this morning to encourage everyone to get out and vote. Two Senate seats are open. The District 32 seat–which includes all of Kemper County and parts of Lauderdale, … Continued
If you love oysters, you may already know that used oyster shells can be placed in the water for larvae to grow on and produce new oysters. The Nature Conservancy (TNC) in Mississippi is launching a pilot oyster shell recycling … Continued
Harvest is slightly behind schedule for Mississippi’s pecan crop due to a cold, wet spring and early summer, but quality and yield are looking good so far in much of the state. One exception is in the state’s southeast … Continued
The Auburn game showed just how injury depleted the Ole Miss offense really is. Hear a recap of the game plus thoughts on 4th down decisions and redzone play calling on this edition of the Rebel Report WOPodcastPlayer({ “playerElementId”: “wo-podcast-player-3890745”, … Continued