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Local young adults find their passion in cooking
QUITMAN, Miss. (WTOK) - Saturday, News 11 was able to learn more about the workers at One Ten Main and their passion for cooking and working for owner OJ. It’s never easy finding your passion before or after college. But when you do, it can make an impact on...
Look to see the supermoon blue moon Monday
BROOKHAVEN — NASA reports a supermoon blue moon will be visible starting Sunday although technically the full moon is Monday with peak illumination at 1:26 p.m.. The supermoon will appear full for three days. from Sunday morning through Wednesday morning. Supermoon means the moon is within 90 percent of its closest approach to earth. It […] The post Look to see the supermoon blue moon Monday appeared first on Daily Leader.
Light my fire: Residents remember 1996 Olympic Torch passing through Vicksburg
For two weeks, the world witnessed athletes from across the globe as they competed in the 2024 summer Olympic games in Paris. The U.S. brought home 126 medals — 40 gold, 44 silver and 42 bronze — making it the country with the highest medal count. Americans can be proud of its athletes and proud […]
What we know about Mississippi State men's hoops schedule ahead of SEC slate date release
STARKVILLE --- Mississippi State men's basketball will move another step closer towards its 2024-25 season when it learns the dates for its Southeastern Conference games on Tuesday. The Bulldogs, entering their third season under Chris Jans, will look to get back to the NCAA Tournament for a third-straight season. Ahead...
First death reported in Mississippi from West Nile Virus in 2024
The Mississippi State Department of Health has confirmed the first death from a human case of West Nile Virus in the state this year. The MSDH does not provide details of the specific age, gender, or location of the death out of respect and privacy for the family, but the patient in this case had […] The post First death reported in Mississippi from West Nile Virus in 2024 appeared first on The Oxford Eagle.
State Games of Mississippi honor athletes, volunteer at banquet
MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - The State Games of Mississippi had its annual Athlete and Volunteer of the Year banquet at the MCC Riley Workforce Development Center. Over 30 athletes in specialized events were recognized, as well as 3 overall athletes of the year. These athletes were nominated based on participation, sportsmanship, effort and positive attitude.
Summit focuses on changemaking and civil rights history
JACKSON, Miss. — Saturday was the final day of a three-day summit honoring the 60th anniversary of Mississippi Freedom Summer 1964. The Southern Poverty Law Center hosted "The Road to 60: Organize, Mobilize, Defend and Win Training Summit," which focused on bringing together members of the community to honor veterans of the Civil Rights Movement and the state's deep civil rights legacy.
Soccer Earns Highest Ranking in Program History at #11 in TopDrawerSoccer Poll
STARKVILLE – Mississippi State soccer continues to reach unprecedented heights, earning the highest ranking in program history at No. 11 in the latest TopDrawerSoccer poll. The Bulldogs ascension in the rankings follows an impressive 2-0 start to the 2024 season, showcasing their potential to compete at the highest levels of collegiate soccer.
Mississippi State football has plenty of options at running back
Mississippi State football is set to begin the Jeff Lebby-era in less than two weeks, as they'll kick-off the 2024 season August 31. The Bulldogs are expected to have a strong ground game in their new offensive attack, and they'll have several options to tote the rock. Here's a look...
State of Mississippi prospects who showed off in week-one
High School football season has kicked off in Mississippi and fans are excited about that. Not just their own fans but college football fans who are watching the players their programs are recruiting. There are some ballers in this bunch who had a great first game and stepped it up...
Smith has something to prove with Bulldogs
Isaac Smith will have a chip on his shoulder this football season for Mississippi State. The Bulldogs are hoping it will be a healthy shoulder. Ever since coming back from injuries to his knee and shoulder, Smith has tried to get back in a position where he can help MSU be successful.
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