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Eola developer: ‘It is going to happen’
NATCHEZ — Hayes Dent, one of the developers of the Eola Hotel project, told those at a press conference held by Natchez Mayor Dan Gibson on Monday afternoon, “This project is absolutely going to get done. We are absolutely committed to getting this project done. It is going to happen. I cannot tell you when […] The post Eola developer: ‘It is going to happen’ appeared first on Mississippi's Best Community Newspaper.
Pam’s Gym and Tonic hosts Beach Boot Camp in Ocean Springs
There’s a workout with a twist on Front Beach in Ocean Springs… Beach Boot Camp!. The boot camp features unique workouts with an emphasis on teamwork and community. It’s put together by Pamela Dowell, studio owner of Pam’s Gym and Tonic in Ocean Springs, who explained why she started the camp.
Chargers, Commodores, United Way team up for Crosstown Classic
As part of the annual football rivalry between the Lafayette Commodores and Oxford Chargers, the United Way of Oxford-Lafayette County has again teamed up with Lafayette County School District and Oxford School District for the Crosstown Classic United Way Challenge. With a 7 p.m. kickoff on Friday, the Oxford Chargers and Lafayette Commodores will compete […] The post Chargers, Commodores, United Way team up for Crosstown Classic appeared first on The Oxford Eagle.
Man sentenced in fatal shooting at Jackson gas station
HINDS COUNTY, Miss. (WJTV) – A man has been sentenced in connection to a fatal shooting at a Jackson gas station. Hinds County District Attorney Jody Owens said Shydarius Williams was sentenced to 40 years in the custody of the Mississippi Department of Corrections (MDOC) with 10 years suspended. He was also sentenced to five years post […]
Man shot at while driving with wife, baby in car
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A man says he and his family were shot at while driving in Memphis over the weekend in what appears to have been a road rage incident. The man told police he was at Ridgeway and State Route 385 East when a white Audi started to merge into his lane, almost crashing […]
Columbia police officer charged with voyeurism
COLUMBIA, Miss. (WHLT) – A Columbia police officer, who was also school safety officer, has been arrested and charged with voyeurism. According to the Marion County Jail docket, bond has not been set for Tyson Rushing. In a news release from the Columbia School District, an investigation determined that no students in the district were […]
City to design green space across from Jackson Convention Complex
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - A local architectural firm has been brought on to help design an outdoor events green space next to the Jackson Convention Complex. On Tuesday, the Jackson City Council approved entering into a contract with Dale Partners to do the work, which Director of Planning and Development Jhai Keeton said is required as part of the city’s deal to repay millions of dollars in federal funds used to purchase property for a convention center hotel years ago.
Southern Miss football to honor MJ Daniels during 2024 season
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Southern Miss football will dedicate the upcoming season to fallen teammate, MJ Daniels. Daniels was shot and killed in June at the Ivy Row housing complex in Hattiesburg. On Monday, USM football announced that helmet decals of MJ’s No. 11 jersey will be worn by all...
Pavilion Rental Fee to Double under Mayor’s Proposal
VICKSBURG, Miss. – The recent proposed increase to rental rates for the City Pavilion and The Ardis T. Williams Auditorium, made in an announcement last week by Mayor Flaggs will be an increase of between $100 and $250. The proposed rental fee for the City Pavilion is $200, a...
Volleyball season kicks off with three games, rule change
With just a couple of weeks before the 2024 volleyball season starts up for the Rebels, here is a look at the first three games of the season and an important rule change. NCAA volleyball players will have to adapt to a new rule this season. Players are allowed to make contact with the ball twice if they are passing it to a teammate, rather than once.
Memphis man wanted on suspicion of murder arrested after falling through ceiling
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (TCN) -- A 20-year-old man wanted on suspicion of fatally shooting a man in April was captured after he fell through the ceiling while hiding from law enforcement. According to WREG-TV, on April 2, Memphis Police Department officers received a call about a fight near Hollywood Street and...
Pass Aldermen Vote to Stop Walkway Project After First Phase
PASS CHRISTIAN (GG) — Following the recognition of three officers from the Pass Christian Police Department for saving a domestic violence situation, the city Board of Aldermen unanimously voted (5-0) to halt the four phase pedestrian walkway at the regular meeting Tuesday, August 20, 2024. Phase I of the Project was approved to allow the completion.
Pearl business wins Fund Her Future grant
Pearl-based small business Strands of Faith was recently announced as finalist winner for Block Advisors by H&R Block’s Fund Her Future national grant program. Strands of Faith founder Ameka Coleman, who started her company after noticing many healthcare patients lacked access to non-toxic haircare products that celebrated their textured hair, received a $12,500 grant.
Ole Miss football looking at double 2026 recruiting package from California school
Yesterday, it was confirmed that a second 2026 recruit from California would be in Oxford this coming weekend for the opening game against Furman. Four-star wide receiver Vance Spafford will be on the Ole Miss sidelines alongside his high school teammate and quarterback. Four-star quarterback Luke Fahey announced he would...
Columbia officer speaks out after lawsuit alleges assault, rights violations
PINE BELT, Miss. (WDAM) — A former Columbia police officer is speaking out after two women filed a lawsuit alleging the officer and her colleagues violated their rights during a routine traffic stop. Plaintiffs Ginger Upton and Sarah Beach filed a civil lawsuit on Thursday, August 22, at the...
Woman throws up middle finger during court appearance for carjacking
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The woman accused of carjacking a man at gunpoint with the help of a 16-year-old made her first court appearance on Tuesday. The 21-year-old woman, identified as Asia Shell, was arraigned on several charges including carjacking, aggravated robbery, and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Shell made it clear she was […]
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