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Man hit by vehicle on Jackson Avenue in CCU at NMMC
According to a social media post this morning, the mother of the man hit while crossing West Jackson Avenue Saturday evening is in the CCU unit at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. Sonia Lewis of Florence said her son Torrence, also of Florence, was struck by a minivan on Jackson Avenue near Dairy Queen. […] The post Man hit by vehicle on Jackson Avenue in CCU at NMMC appeared first on The Oxford Eagle.
Weedian Compilation feature three Vicksburg bands
VICKSBURG, Miss. – Weedian’s 38th compilation “Trip to Mississippi and Alabama” feature bands from both Mississippi and Alabama on the sprawling 28 track album. Of the seven bands featured from Mississippi, three are from Vicksburg: Beneath the Kudzu, Chief City, and Death Throes from a Star.
Greenville Christian deals 1st defeat to Cycs in 5
It took five games but Greenville Christian outlasted Community Christian to hand the Cyclones their first loss in three matches this season Thursday afternoon at the Peace Church gym. The Cyclones won the first set 25-22 before dropping the next two 25-21, 25-16. Community Christian came back to take the fourth set 25-23 before the Knights closed out the match […] The post Greenville Christian deals 1st defeat to Cycs in 5 first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Aberdeen Park and Recreation hosts 3rd annual prom for adults
ABERDEEN, Miss. (WCBI) – Prom can be considered one of the popular events for the youth to come together. But in Aberdeen, prom was used to unite the adults together in the community. Aberdeen Park and Recreation hosted the third annual “Pushing 50 and above ages Prom” held at...
The family of Emmett Till still fighting for justice after decades
JACKSON, Miss. — The streets of Jackson near Freedom Corner were packed Sunday with family, activists and city leaders. They held signs of Emmett Till, commemorating his horrific death. That death and publicly displayed coffin, many argued, helped start the Civil Rights Movement. Almost 70 years later, family members...
Meal swipes now available at food trucks
Ahead of the 2024-2025 school year, Ole Miss Dining announced changes intended to make food and meals more accessible for students on campus. An Instagram post on July 24 announced that food trucks are accepting meal swipes, with one swipe as an $8.50 cash equivalent toward food items. The idea...
Body of individual recovered from Homochitto River in Franklin County
Editor’s Note: This story has been updated with the correct jurisdiction of where the incident took place on Sunday. An individual’s body has just been retrieved from the Homochitto River in Franklin County. Robert Bradford, who was there assisting with a search and recovery effort with Adams County Search and Rescue, confirmed just before 7 […] The post Body of individual recovered from Homochitto River in Franklin County appeared first on Mississippi's Best Community Newspaper.
Fraternity recruitment proceeds without Phi Kappa Tau
The University of Mississippi’s Interfraternity Council Formal Recruitment week kicked off on Thursday, Aug. 22, with a record-breaking 1,593 participants and Phi Kappa Tau stepping out of the recruitment process. IFC President and senior accounting major Beckett Abington explained that recruitment began earlier this year due to classes starting...
Notebooking the State season openers
Mississippi State will kickoff its quasquicentennial season of football this Saturday 5 PM central. The Bulldogs are a near four-touchdown favorite over the Colonels. The match-up will be the first between the programs and just the sixth time EKU has battled an opponent from the Southeastern Conference. Eastern Kentucky is 0-5 all-time against SEC foes.
Brett Young and Josh Kelley return to Ole Miss
The night before Ole Miss Football’s premiere game of the season against Furman, country stars Brett Young and Josh Kelley – both former University of Mississippi student-athletes – will make some noise in the Sandy and John Black Pavillion on Friday, Aug. 30. Tickets for the show,...
Diary of a Black Girl: Only we can change the university
During my time at the University of Mississippi, I can truly say that I have experienced the ups and downs of Mississippi life. I have experienced the high-energy events hosted by different organizations such as RASA, ESTEEM and NAACP, but I have also witnessed horrific events similar to the protest that occurred last semester.
Several people injured in single-vehicle accident in Warren County
VICKSBURG, Miss. (WLBT) - Several people were injured in a single-vehicle accident in Warren County, Vicksburg Daily News reports. The incident happened around 11 p.m. on Saturday near Common Circle on Grange Hall Road. Authorities say two of the people involved are seriously injured. According to Vicksburg Daily News, two...
Co-Lin Alumni Association names 2024 outstanding faculty, staff
The Co-Lin Alumni Association recently honored five outstanding faculty and staff members during the annual fall convocation held on the Wesson Campus. Those honored from the Wesson Campus were Corey Hart, Penny Hartley and Carey Williamson. Janice Jarvis was recognized for the Natchez Campus, and Nicole Cheramie was the Simpson County Center honoree. Hart was […] The post Co-Lin Alumni Association names 2024 outstanding faculty, staff appeared first on Daily Leader.
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