Jackson police seek information on missing 15-year-old
Jackson police are seeking information about missing 15-year-old Ja’Leah London, described as 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighing 150 pounds.
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Author: Jon Myers
Byram police bring lunch to kindergarten class at Gary Road Elementary
Byram police brought pizza and lunch to Ms. Little’s kindergarten class at Gary Road Elementary School and spent time talking with students.
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Lee County deputies participate in Tupelo Touch A Truck event
Deputies Curbow and Vanlandingham participated in Tupelo Park and Rec’s annual Touch A Truck event.
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Chief Brackney speaks with Queens/Magnolia Terrace HOA members
Chief Brackney met with Queens/Magnolia Terrace HOA members at Triumph The Church to discuss the community and partnership with residents.
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Jackson police chief brings Force Metrics representative to CompStat meeting
Jackson Police Chief RaShall Brackney invited Force Metrics representative Shane McGregor to a CompStat meeting as JPD considers new technology.
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William Carey rallies from two-set deficit to beat Mobile in five sets
William Carey overcame a two-set deficit to defeat the University of Mobile in five sets at the Ben Waddle Complex in Hattiesburg.
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Ole Miss pair advances to Milwaukee Tennis Classic doubles final
Ole Miss’ Kai Milburn and Igor Kudriashov advanced to the Milwaukee Tennis Classic doubles final after two wins Saturday in Milwaukee.
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William Carey defeats Thomas University 1-0 on Pirry’s second-half goal
Fernando Pirry scored in the 54th minute as William Carey defeated Thomas University 1-0 at Danny Owens Field.
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Daniel Hill records first 100-yard collegiate rushing game for Alabama
Former Meridian High School Wildcat Daniel Hill rushed for 104 yards and a touchdown in Alabama’s 45-17 win over Kentucky, his first 100-yard college game.
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Mississippi State football post signals national attention
A Mississippi High School Sports Page post says Mississippi State is about to draw national attention in college football, without providing further details.
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