Mississippi non-profit Extra Table will be hosting a fundraising event called “The Inaugural Bourbon Festival” at the end of October to raise money for over 50 food pantries across the state. The festival will feature over 100 bourbons that will … Continued
Sheldon Timothy Herrington Jr., who has been accused of killing Jimmie “Jay” Lee, is claiming that he is being detained behind bars illegally in a lawsuit filed against the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Department. The 22-year-old was arrested on July 22 … Continued
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The Hank Aaron Sports Academy in Jackson will play host to an exhibition game between the Mississippi Braves and Jackson State on April 5, 2023. Announced earlier this week by Hank Aaron Sports Academy CEO Tim Bennett, the game will … Continued
Ole Miss and Mississippi State, college baseball’s most recent national champions, have released their 2023 schedules which feature exciting matchups between some of the NCAA’s most prominent teams. Ole Miss After a miraculous run that ended in a national championship, … Continued
The Ole Miss/Kentucky drew great numbers. What does that mean moving forward? We look at that plus the challenge Ole Miss faces this weekend in Nashville and how they plan on fixing the snapping problem The post Rebel Report podcast: … Continued
An Ocean Springs resident claimed one of the top prizes of $10,000 at the Mississippi Lottery headquarters after finding a winning combination on a $2 Cruisin’ the Coast scratch-off game. The ticket holder purchased one of the four versions of … Continued
The struggles continue at Greenwood Leflore Hospital. On Tuesday, hospital officials announced they are permanently closing the labor and delivery unit, requesting expectant mothers in the area to plan accordingly. “If you are having contractions, make arrangements to visit another … Continued
Attorney General Lynn Fitch, filed on behalf of the State of Mississippi, has moved to set the execution date for Thomas Loden Jr. within the next 28 days. Loden was found guilty of capital murder, rape, and four counts of … Continued
Coming off the June primaries in which a mere 11 percent of voters showed up to the polls, leaders across Mississippi are working to get more people registered for the upcoming midterms. AARP Mississippi State Director Kimberly Campbell, who served … Continued