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Investigation launched after truck found abandoned in Mississippi creek
Mississippi authorities are investigating after an abandoned truck was found stuck in a Mississippi creek. The Brookhaven Daily Leader reports that deputies from the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office responded to a potential incident Thursday morning on Zetus Road involving a blue Ford F-150 found in McCall Creek, just north of the former low-water bridge.
B&B Archery given Mississippi Outstanding Sportsman Award at MDWFP August Commission Meeting
The Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks unanimously voted to award Brian and Becky Clark, owners of B&B Archery in Pearl, MS, the Mississippi Outstanding Sportsman Award. This is in recognition of their achievements as promoters of natural resource conservation and outdoor recreation. They have excelled in recruiting, training, and equipping new archers and hunters.
MDOT kicks off Road to Game Day 2024
Gearing up for the season requires a game plan, and through the “Road to Game Day” campaign, the Mississippi Department of Transportation is sharing its playbook to get you to kickoff safely. To avoid congestion on a game day road trip, drivers can download the free MDOT Traffic mobile app; it gives users real-time access to […] The post MDOT kicks off Road to Game Day 2024 appeared first on The Oxford Eagle.
Mississippi’s summer drought impacts pastures, crops
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WJTV) – Close to half of Mississippi is in a moderate to severe drought. Mike Brown, the state climatologist and Mississippi State University (MSU) professor of meteorology said much of the northern two-thirds of the state has been fluctuating between drought and being okay. “The recent warm temperatures, lower humidity and lack of […]
Mississippi anglers can soon fish for Gag as season set to open
BILOXI, Miss. (WKRG) — Anglers in Mississippi can soon fish for Gag as the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources announced the opening of the recreational fishing season. MDMR said in a press release that the season for Gag (Mycteroperca microlepsis) will open in Mississippi territorial waters on Sept. 1, 2024, at 12:01 a.m. The season […]
Nov. elections will impact state’s shipbuilding industries
Nov. elections will impact state’s shipbuilding industries By Sid Salter Columnist As noted in prior writings on this topic, only Walmart employs more Mississippians than what Mississippians have since 1938 known as Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula (now formally Huntington Ingalls Industries) – but the pay and benefits for shipbuilding are far better for those 11,000 […] The post Nov. elections will impact state’s shipbuilding industries appeared first on The Panolian.
Mississippi students can apply for 2025 U.S. Senate Youth Program
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – U.S. Senators Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) and Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) encouraged Mississippi high school juniors and seniors with student leadership roles to apply for the 2025 U.S. Senate Youth Program (USSYP). The program offers $10,000 college scholarships to two junior or senior students from Mississippi who hold elected or appointed leadership positions […]
Newton High School hosts “commit to graduate” ceremony
MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - The Newton High School class of 2028 held their “commit to graduate” ceremony tonight. The freshmen tigers walked across the stage to pledge themselves to academic success during their time at Newton and into college. The ceremony is also a time for faculty and...
Brookhaven teen arrested in St. Bernard Parish
MERAUX, La — St. Bernard Parish Sheriff’s Office reports a Brookhaven teen was one of three suspects arrested for a stolen vehicle. The teen is believed to be the driver according to a press release. Shawn Ratcliff, 18, of Nalco Lane was booked on charges of illegal possession of stolen things, simple battery, simple criminal […] The post Brookhaven teen arrested in St. Bernard Parish appeared first on Daily Leader.
Lawrence County Sheriff: Watch out for more scams
Scammers don’t take holidays, and the most recent targets in the area are individuals who may have been jailed, released on probation, or out on parole. “These living, breathing, parasitic vermin that are scamming money are at it again,” said Lawrence County Sheriff Ryan Everett. “They’re impersonating law enforcement from a number that appears to […] The post Lawrence County Sheriff: Watch out for more scams appeared first on Daily Leader.
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