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Arrow football team starts a new chapter for 2024 with new staff additions & new outlooks for offense and defense
The Clinton Arrow football program has been playing football since 1920. There have been many coaching changings and up and down seasons for Arrows, who have played over 1,000 games in history. This year, a new chapter started in April with the hiring of John Carr as head coach. Carr...
Week 1 projected depth chart for the Ole Miss football offense
Ole Miss will get its 2024 college football season underway this coming Saturday with a roster full of talent. The offense offers one of the deepest depth charts in the nation, with the wide receiver position offering an abundance of playmakers. Who might be the starters for the week 1 game, and who will be backing them up? Let's predict who might be lining up where on the Rebels' offense.
Four-star 2026 California quarterback to visit Ole Miss for week 1 game against Furman
Ole Miss is still chasing a quarterback from the 2025 recruiting class. Lane Kiffin is likely still speaking to Deuce Knight, but recent news suggests that Auburn is likely to flip the Notre Dame commit. Kiffin and his staff have always been in conversation with other quarterback recruits from the...
Southern Miss predictions for 2024 college football season
Southern Miss football is beginning a pivotal season under fourth-year coach Will Hall. Hall went 3-9 in his first season and 7-6 in 2022, but the Golden Eagles fell back to 3-9 last season. They recruited one of the top 2024 classes in the Sun Belt Conference and added multiple starters from the transfer portal, but their true impacts won't be known until Week 1 kicks off at Kentucky on Saturday (6:45 p.m., SEC Network). ...
Morning Star Baptist Church of Natchez receives Prime-Time Reading Grant
Morning Star Baptist Church of Natchez is proud to announce that it has been awarded the Prime-Time Reading Grant in the amount of a $1,000 stipend. It is funded by Kathleen O’Brien Foundation, the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, and Prime Time. With this grant we will implement the...
16-year-old, woman behind bars after carjacking in South Memphis
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - A woman and a teenager are in jail following a carjacking in South Memphis. The carjacking happened just after 9:30 a.m. Sunday on Elvis Presley Boulevard and Norris at the Marathon gas station. Asia Shell, 21, is charged with carjacking, aggravated robbery, evading arrest on foot,...
Memphis-based company to relocate headquarters from Oak Court Mall to Crosstown Concourse
A Memphis-based food manufacturing firm is relocating its corporate headquarters from a local mall to a popular mixed-use development in Midtown. Monogram Foods will be moving its corporate headquarters, also called its support center, from Oak Court Mall to Crosstown Concourse. Monogram Foods is scheduled to move into its new Crosstown space in...
Mississippi FedEx driver earns title of ATA Grand Champion
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — The American Trucking Associations awarded FedEx driver Jackie Reed of Mississippi, the Bendix Grand Champion at the 2024 National Truck Driving & Step Van Championships. “Jackie demonstrated the precision and professionalism we have come to expect from NTDC champions,” said American Trucking Associations President and CEO...
Former Mississippi park commission treasurer arrested for reportedly embezzling public funds for personal use
A former Mississippi Park Commission treasurer was arrested for reportedly embezzling public funds for her personal use. State Auditor Shad White announced today the arrest of Megan Berry, the former Treasurer of the Caledonia Park Commission (CPC). Special Agents from the State Auditor’s office apprehended Berry on one count of embezzlement.
Mississippi inmate who killed his mother in 1994 denied compassionate release request
A Mississippi judge has denied a petition for the compassionate release for a man convicted of murdering his mother in 1994. The Vicksburg Post reports that Warren County Judge M. James Chaney denied the petition by the attorneys for Russell J. Thomas. Thomas, 71, who was sentenced to life in prison in 1995, was seeking release based on his advanced age and illness.
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