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The Yazoo County Health Department has reopened with a revised schedule after undergoing recent renovations. The updated building now includes ADA-compliant access and parking, new exterior and interior doors and restrooms, and updated lab and clinic areas that allow for … Continued

It’s been a great run on the recruiting trail for Mississippi State, and what better way to celebrate than with another fantastic listener mailbag. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk are back answering your questions in this week’s Rumblings. The post … Continued

38 pageant contestants have gathered in Vicksburg as the annual Miss Mississippi competition is set to kick off with Wednesday’s preliminary rounds. Candidates will be judged in three preliminary events including a talent portion, on-stage interview, and red carpet walk … Continued

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Mississippi’s capital city is set to receive $115 million in funding to support critical water infrastructure investments that will help ensure safe and reliable drinking water for residents. The funding — which comes from $600 million in appropriated funds under … Continued

Tougaloo College’s Carmen Walters has announced her resignation as the school’s president effective June 30. In a statement, Walters — who began her tenure in the summer of 2019 — discussed how Tougaloo navigated through a devastating COVID-19 pandemic under … Continued

The Harrison County Board of Supervisors approved a bid process for solar and mobile license plate readers for the sheriff’s office on Monday night. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) have been around for more than a decade with subdivisions across … Continued

The Mississippi Department of Transportation is promoting public safety in observance of June 6 being recognized as  “Secure Your Load Day.” According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), each year, about 730 people are killed and 17,000 more … Continued

The Grove Collective, an Ole Miss-based for-profit LLC serving to benefit student athletes financially, is joining four other universities’ name, image, and likeness (NIL) organizations in Washington, D.C. this week to lobby Congress to create uniform NIL laws. From Tuesday … Continued