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Ole Brook grad enters Naval Academy’s Plebe Summer
ANNAPOLIS, Md. – Bryce Crawford Smith, a graduate of Brookhaven High School was inducted into the Naval Academy Class of 2028 on June 27th, marking the beginning of six challenging weeks of basic midshipman training during Plebe Summer. Following the formal Oath of Office Ceremony on I-Day, his aunt, active duty, Maj. Kelli Nichols, led […] The post Ole Brook grad enters Naval Academy’s Plebe Summer appeared first on Daily Leader.
Local students named to Mississippi State University’s Spring 2024 President’s List
MISSISSIPPI STATE, MS — Students on the President’s List at Mississippi State achieved a 3.80 or better grade-point average, based on a 4.0 scale, while completing at least 12 semester hours of coursework with no incomplete grades or grades lower than a C. MSU’s spring 2024 President’s List...
Aldermen approve new overlay district aimed at creating more affordable housing
The Oxford Board of Aldermen approved implementing a new overlay district that city officials hope will encourage more single-family homes that could offer more affordable housing options during their regular meeting on Tuesday. The new overlay district will facilitate a dense, single-family residential neighborhood. The first property approved to have the new Housing Supply Accelerator […] The post Aldermen approve new overlay district aimed at creating more affordable housing appeared first on The Oxford Eagle.
Veteran’s Tragic Death at Disney World Leaves Family Devastated
Back in March of this year, a United States military veteran tragically passed away inside the Walt Disney World Resort after a devastating incident. U.S. Navy Veteran Sadly Passes Away at Disney World. Chad Bechhold, 41, who recently retired from the military and was expecting a new baby, was on...
Two local soccer players headed to USYS National Tournament in late July
It’s the first weekend in the month of July and many people have their eyes set on rest and relaxation as they close out the Fourth of July holiday, but that couldn’t be further from the truth for a girls soccer team out of the Magnolia state who’ll be preparing for a major tournament.
Fourth of July events bring people together this weekend
GOLDEN TRIANGLE, Miss. (WCBI) – This Fourth of July weekend brings events and reunions to the Golden Triangle Region. The 19th annual Southside Blues Festival is kicking off in Columbus. Ward 1 Councilwoman Ethel Stewart says the festival gives a place for people to reunite. “The families here in...
Local farmer says lack of rain puts strain on crop growth
MAYHEW, Miss. (WCBI) – If you live in North Mississippi or West Alabama and are trying to grow anything, you know, this has been a dry summer. Many people need rain for their yards or gardens, but when it hasn’t rained in a while, that can put farmers in a pickle.
Greenville Projects are on Track
Two major projects in Greenville will add much to the Delta’s largest city and the region. In December 2015, Congress funded nearly $1 billion to design and construct 12 federal courthouses across the nation, including one in Greenville. And that project, after all these years, is getting close to completion, at seventy percent currently. Enclosure is being put on now, with windows being installed, electrical systems put in, modern safety features placed, etc. The courthouse could be nearly finished at the end of the year.
Richton School District making preparations for the new school year
RICHTON, Miss. (WDAM) - It’s still summer, and things are quiet over at the Richton School District. But Superintendent Clay Anglin said school leaders are busy at work. “For those of us who do work throughout the school year, it’s the busiest time of the year for us,” said Anglin.
Citizens of Marion speak with town leaders at Hillview Apartments
MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - Some people wish they could talk to their town leaders one-on-one, but the citizens of Marion had the opportunity to do so Friday morning. Members of the community met at Hillview Apartments in Marion to have fellowship with their leaders: Mayor Larry Gill and Chief Randall Davis of Marion Police Department.
Tupelo scraps installation of cell tower in subdivision
TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) — The installation of a Verizon cell town in Tupelo has been scrapped so far. The proposed tower would have been built in the Pike subdivision in Belden. Several residents grew upset after learning of the plan and voiced their concerns. Tombigbee Electric Power Association also...
Jones County uses grants to widen road ahead of company’s opening
ELLISVILLE, Miss. (WHLT) – Jones County is using federal and state grants to prepare for the opening of Cold-Link Logistics in Ellisville. The county is using a $2.1 million Federal Community Development Block Grant to widen Dacetown Road off of U.S. 11. They’re adding turning lanes for easier truck access to Cold-Link and to accommodate […]
Ole Miss pitcher JT Quinn set to transfer to Georgia
OXFORD, Miss. — Ole Miss pitcher JT Quinn, who entered the transfer portal June 29, is headed to Georgia to play for the Bulldogs. He posted the following on his X (formerly known as Twitter) account Friday morning, and The Rebel Walk also confirmed with JT. The 6-foot-6, 215-pound...
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