Post cites billions in investment and thousands of jobs in Mississippi
A post attributed to Tate Reeves cites billions in private-sector investment, thousands of high-paying jobs and momentum in Mississippi.
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Baldwyn senior shadows sonography team at Tupelo OBGYN
Baldwyn senior Alyson McCarthy shadowed sonography at Tupelo OBGYN and said the experience strengthened her interest in the field.
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Cold front to bring rain chances to Mid-South
A cold front will bring rain chances to the Mid-South late tonight and Friday, followed by cooler, seasonable temperatures into next week.
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Mississippi Land Bank to cover first-year membership for 25 agritourism operations
Mississippi Land Bank will cover first-year membership for the first 25 new agritourism operations joining the Genuine MS® program by Oct. 31, 2026.
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The Crab Man Plus gives free seafood meal to first responders
The Crab Man Plus provided a free seafood meal to first responders after a contest, the Pascagoula Police Department said.
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Gideons International provides New Testaments to Pike County detention staff
Alvin Kyle of The Gideons International gave New Testaments to Pike County detention center staff and led them in prayer during a visit.
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Columbus police visit Emanuel Christian Academy
The Columbus Police Department visited Emanuel Christian Academy and said the time with students was an opportunity to inspire the next generation. 🔹
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Waterfowl WMA draw applications open Oct. 1 in Mississippi
Applications for Mississippi’s 2026–2027 Waterfowl WMA Draw will be accepted from October 1 through October 15.
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Mississippi news: Coastal flood advisory, Jackson rescue and Sunday I-55 closures
October 1 evening: a new coastal flood advisory, a resolved Jackson standoff and Sunday I-55 demolition closures lead updated weather and public-service information.
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Silly Sisters storefront welcomed on the Square
Ripley Main Street welcomed Silly Sisters to the Square and praised its storefront as part of downtown’s renewed activity.
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