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MSU documentary: “9/20” covers first major post-9/11 sporting event
STARKVILLE, MS. by Frank Corder (Magnolia Tribune) – In the aftermath of the terrorist attack on September 11, 2001, much of the world stopped, fearing the worst and pondering what could be next. A new Mississippi State University Films documentary tells the story of the first major post-9/11 sporting...
College Gameday hosts completely unaware of who Mississippi State's quarterback is
It's gameday in Starkville as Mississippi State football kicks-off the 2024 season tonight against Eastern Kentucky. A new era of Bulldog football will get underway with Jeff Lebby and a new cast of characters making their debuts for the Maroon and White. This morning national media showed one final time...
Jackson church donates shoes, gift cards to students
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Cade Chapel Missionary Baptist Church surprised 100 Jackson Public Schools (JPS) students with new shoes and gift cards on Friday. The initiative is part of the church’s ongoing partnership with Walton Elementary School to provide incentives for Jackson families who registered early for the new school year. “Cade Chapel Baptist Church […]
Flashes Couldn’t Overcome Cathedral in a 34-10 loss
St. Aloysius took a 34-10 loss to Cathedral on Friday night. By halftime, the Flashes were down 21-10 and eventually gave up two late scores by the end of the night. Despite the loss, Thompson Fortenberry had an impressive night with 180 rushing yards and a touchdown. Carson Snith finished with 80 rushing yards while John Ellis Montgomery nailed a 33-yard field goal. Walt Andrews also caught a 23-yard pass.
Strong ground game, defense lifts Germantown over Northwest Rankin
GLUCKSTADT — The halftime adjustment for Germantown was fairly simple. Run the ball. Behind a strong ground and stingy defense in the second half, the Mavericks raced past Northwest Rankin 46-21 in a season-opening matchup of potential playoff teams in Class 7A. “We challenged our offensive line at halftime...
On the path to self-sustainability, JXN Water is hitting the gas on its water bill collections
Aisha Carson, lead communications officer at Jxn Water, gives a presentation during a Jackson utilities community meeting at the Mississippi E-Center at JSU in Jackson, Miss., Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2024. The prospect of Jackson again having its own, self-sustaining water system rests on its residents and their pocketbooks. While the...
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