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Teenager injured in single vehicle accident on Red Loop Road
A teenage driver sustained injuries in a single-vehicle crash around 6 p.m. Sunday on Red Loop Road, Adams County Sheriff Travis Patten said. “The driver was driving at a high rate of speed, lost control, hit the gravel and the vehicle spun around and went off the road into the trees and bushes,” Patten said. […] The post Teenager injured in single vehicle accident on Red Loop Road appeared first on Mississippi's Best Community Newspaper.
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.
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,...
Ole Miss kicks off new season
Ole Miss is looking to make a run this college football season. Although this year’s schedule does not appear to match the difficulty of last year’s, the season promises to be exciting. The Rebels do not play traditional rivals Alabama and Auburn this season but pick up SEC...
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.
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.
Sunny and hot conditions as we enter the week
MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - The humidity is back and temperatures will remain in the upper 90s, feel like temperatures could be in the triple-digits. Monday temperatures will have a high near 98 degrees and Tuesday is similar with a high near 99 degrees. Early morning temperatures still feel pleasant in the upper 60s until the end of the week.
A Visit with Ole Miss RB Commit Shekai Mills-Knight on Why he Chose the Rebels: ‘It’s just different…they treat me as if I’m family’
OXFORD, Miss. — The role of the running back is more pronounced in the Lane Kiffin scheme than in most offenses, so it’s not surprising to see the Rebels continue to acquire some of the nation’s top talent, not just from the portal but also from the high school ranks. Four-star 2025 Ole Miss commit Shekai Mills-Knight is looking to continue to keep that hot streak going.
Holy Trinity’s Flower Guild blossoms in service to God
Carol McMillin always enjoyed the flowers on the altar at Holy Trinity Church and thought that “someday” she would get involved with that endeavor. That day came after she retired and found she had more time to dedicate toward providing flowers for the glory of God in the church. Along with six teams of two […]
WC volleyball team made it to the Gold Bracket Championship Game on Saturday
Warren Central volleyball team had some impressive performances on Saturday at the Pearl Invitational Tournament. The Lady Vikes pulled off four wins and made it to the Gold Bracket Championship Game for the first time in the school’s history. At the tournament, WC defeated Richland(2-0), Wayne County(2-0), West Jones(2-1),...
First Alert Forecast: Dangerous heat returns but rain is in sight
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Tonight: The rest of your Sunday night will be rather calm with temperatures dropping into the 70s but will feel a bit muggier as humidity will continue to increase. A few clouds will stick around overnight and into the early morning hours. Monday: The heat will...
Vicksburg local, Samuel Terrett, sworn into Navy Civil Engineer Collegiate Program
VICKSBURG, MS. – Samuel Terrett, the son of Andre and Toni Terrett, has had quite the successful year. From winning this year’s Chillin’ in the Hills 5k, completing his pre-engineering degree at Copiah-Lincoln Community College, and being the guest speaker at the 124th annual Warren County Sunday School Convention, Terrett will add another accomplishment to an already stellar year. Terrett was sworn into the Navy Civil Engineer Collegiate Program (CECP) on Thursday. He was sworn into the program by General Crear.
Fires in the City and County at the Same Time
KOSCIUSKO, Miss.–A woods fire was reported by the Mississippi Forestry Commission near the Conehoma water tower near the intersection of highways 14 and 19. That was shortly before 2 p.m. Saturday. That fire was threatening a structure. But, several volunteer fire crews were able to get control of it...
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