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Where are they now?: Tracking where former Mississippi State football players landed out of the portal
STARKVILLE --- Another season of Mississippi State football is just eight days away as first-year head coach Jeff Lebby looks to start a new era of success in Starkville. Lebby, the former offensive coordinator at Central Florida, Ole Miss and most recently Oklahoma, spent the majority of the offseason utilizing the transfer portal to improve the Bulldogs roster ahead of next Saturday's season-opener against Eastern Kentucky on Aug. 31.
Vardaman and South Pontotoc ends in scoreless stalemate
SOUTH PONTOTOC – There’s an old adage about defenses being ahead of offenses in the preseason, and that held true Friday night at South Pontotoc. Vardaman and the Cougars both failed to find the end zone in a 0-0 tie in a jamboree game. However, the two teams only played one quarter. “It’s a starting point, we’ve got a lot to work on,” Vardaman head coach Brennan Pugh said. “Defensively, I ...
Sisters of Texas woman who Joshua Zimmerman allegedly murdered speak after his recapture
HERNANDO, Miss. (WMC) - Joshua Zimmerman, the accused killer who escaped from the DeSoto County courthouse in June and was finally recaptured in Chicago this week, now faces charges in four states. Zimmerman is charged with attempted murder and armed robbery in DeSoto County, Mississippi, where investigators say he tried...
Fake online retailer claiming to be based in Jackson, could steal large amounts of money from consumers
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Global United Machinery claims to be a tractor-selling company based in Jackson. If you visit their website, you’ll see listings of multiple different tractors for sale at a much cheaper price than market value. President and CEO of the Better Business Bureau Serving Mississippi, John...
More burn bans in the WCBI viewing area – Home – WCBI TV
Www.wcbi.com – Joey Barnes – 2024-08-23 15:38:01. SUMMARY: Winston County, Mississippi, has implemented a burn ban as firefighters work to control a large 120-acre fire in the Smallwood community. The fire fought throughout Thursday involved multiple resources, including four volunteer fire departments, the Mississippi Forest Commission, and aerial support. Fire Coordinator Jody Garrard reported that firefighters are currently monitoring the area for hot spots. In addition to Winston County, Noxubee County and the city of Starkville are also under burn bans due to the ongoing fire risk.
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