Another week of Division II and Division III football in Mississippi is now in the books. Highlighted by the biggest wins of the year so far for both Belhaven and Delta State, catch up with the scores from Saturday below. … Continued
As war is now underway in Israel after Iranian-backed Hamas terrorists fired thousands of rockets in a surprise attack Saturday morning, the ranking member of the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee has spoken out. Senator Roger Wicker, R-Miss., released a … Continued
As the old saying goes, a win is a win, and a win is what Mississippi State needed on Saturday. The Bulldogs struggled all day against Western Michigan defensively, but put enough points up to walk away with a 41-28 … Continued
Mississippi fairgoers will not be indulging in the famous line dance called the “Cupid Shuffle” as the song’s artist has canceled Sunday’s performance. R&B singer Cupid took to social media to announce that he will not be taking the stage … Continued
Following a recent report that only a third of hospitals would be eligible for a $103 million lifeline grant program, Mississippi’s state health officer is hoping that number can be upped to 85 percent with a new “workaround.” During Friday’s … Continued
A Columbus man has been arrested for a fake bomb threat at Mississippi State University MSU Police Chief Kenneth Rogers reports that 36-year-old Isaac Terrell Pryor of Columbus was taken into custody on Thursday without incident. An anonymous threat was … Continued
Bienville Orthopedic Specialists is facing multiple lawsuits following a cyberattack the medical provider experienced earlier this year. The Biloxi-based company confirmed they experienced a hack to some computer systems between February 3 and March 5, leading to names, social security … Continued
Former Gulfport Mayor and Hancock Bank president George Schloegel passed away in his sleep Friday morning. Shloegel, 83, took over as mayor of the state’s second-largest city in 2009 following his role in helping the community recover from Hurricane Katrina. … Continued
It feels like the college football season just started yesterday, but unfortunately, that’s not the case as Mississippi’s Division II and Division III teams hit the halfway mark of the regular season. For Delta State, the season has been a … Continued
Back in 2012, I packed up my things and moved to Mississippi from Monterey Bay, Calif. I had been stationed there for my final Army assignment at the historic and beautiful Army installation known as the Presidio of Monterey. After … Continued