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Jackson VA employee comments on Trump’s attempted assassination, removed from his position
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - An employee of the Jackson VA took to social media to voice his opinion on former President Donald Trump’s attempted assassination. In a since-deleted Facebook post, Rayford Ellis said, “Somebody tried to make American Great at that orange45 rally huh? Orange clown down 911.”
Ole Miss Punter Makes Rival Look Foolish For Absurd Claim That Mississippi State ‘Runs The Sip’
Mississippi State linebacker John Lewis had some bold comments about Ole Miss and college football in the Magnolia State at SEC Media Days. However, his opinion could not be less self aware. A former punter for the Rebels makes him look very foolish! Lewis, a rising redshirt junior, appeared in all 12 games for the […] The post Ole Miss Punter Makes Rival Look Foolish For Absurd Claim That Mississippi State ‘Runs The Sip’ appeared first on BroBible.
State, defense ask court to seal Herrington case files
Prosecutors and defense attorneys have petitioned the Lafayette County Circuit Court to seal the case against the man accused of killing Jimmy “Jay” Lee in 2022. Sheldon “Timothy” Herrington Jr. was arrested on July 22, 2022, and charged with Lee’s murder. He was indicted on a capital murder charge and has been out on a […] The post State, defense ask court to seal Herrington case files appeared first on The Oxford Eagle.
Two Northeast Mississippi Community College pitchers selected in MLB draft
Two pitchers who played for Northeast Mississippi Community College have been selected in the 2024 Major League Baseball Draft. Aidan Foeller of Southaven and Colby Holcome of Florence, Alabama, were selected in the same MLB First-Year Player Draft Class. Foeller was drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers while Holcome was picked by the Toronto Blue Jays.
Cow bones discovery temporarily halts construction project
The discovery of bones on a construction site caused some mayhem on Thursday. According to Oxford Mayor Robyn Tannehill, bones were discovered at the construction site of the Downtown Regional Detention Project. “Late afternoon, yesterday, July 18, the contractor employed by the city of Oxford for the Downtown Regional Detention Project unearthed what the contractor […] The post Cow bones discovery temporarily halts construction project appeared first on The Oxford Eagle.
Probable cause hearing is July 31 for complaint against fire chief
NATCHEZ — Natchez Municipal Judge Christina Daugherty will hold a probable cause hearing on July 31 at 10 a.m. to decide whether a complaint against the Natchez fire chief is warranted. Municipal Court is located inside the Natchez Police Department at 233 D’Evereux Drive. Former police officer and NAACP official Lee Ford filed a complaint […] The post Probable cause hearing is July 31 for complaint against fire chief appeared first on Mississippi's Best Community Newspaper.
Families frustrated after items removed from Pearl cemetery plots
PEARL, Miss. (WJTV) – Families who have loved ones buried at a Pearl cemetery are upset. On Thursday, people had to go through a trailer bed of bagged and labeled flower arrangements, flags, solar lights and memorabilia that was removed from their loved ones’ gravesites at Floral Hills Memory Gardens.
Northpark Mall welcomes Charlotte Russe
RIDGELAND, Miss. (WJTV) – Northpark welcomed the national retailer Charlotte Russe as the newest addition to the shopping center. Charlotte Russe offers shoppers access to the latest clothing, footwear and accessories. “We are so happy to announce the addition of Charlotte Russe to Northpark,” said Shawn Cochran, General Manager of Northpark. “Charlotte Russe’s commitment to affordable […]
Natchez-Adams School District supplying all students with free, custom backpacks
NATCHEZ — With the help of a Natchez High School alumnus, Natchez Adams School District is supplying every student with customized book bags at no cost to families. Public engagement coordinator Tony Fields said the school district is afforded the opportunity to provide students with backpacks through federal programs, not district funds, but is typically […] The post Natchez-Adams School District supplying all students with free, custom backpacks appeared first on Mississippi's Best Community Newspaper.
Experience the Perseids Meteor Shower in Vicksburg
VICKSBURG, Miss – The Perseid Meteor Shower has begun and will peak in the Vicksburg area the night of August 11 and early morning on the 12th. The annual display happens when Earth passes through the debris stream of comet Swift-Tuttle. This year that is happening in mid to late July and through most of August. The peak night for viewing will be the night of August 11 and early morning of the 12th. However a waxing moon may partially obstruct some meteors.
Heavy rain falls in Brookhaven
BROOKHAVEN — It is raining and it is pouring in downtown Brookhaven Friday morning. Chances of rain are high going into the weekend and could persist for several days. Forecasted chances of rain comes at the perfect time. According to the United States Drought Monitor in Lincoln, Nebraska, Lincoln County and other counties in central […] The post Heavy rain falls in Brookhaven appeared first on Daily Leader.
Warren County public records: July 8 to July 15
Records were recorded from the Warren County Courthouse from the period of July 8 to July 15, 2024. Warranty Deeds: *Joseph Christopher Ables to Joseph Christopher Ables and Laura Love Ables, Part S/2 of NW/2 of Section 24C, Township 16 North, Range 4 East. *Glen Dykes to Brad Polk LLC, Lot 34 and Lot 35, […]
Online registration required before first day of school for all Vicksburg Warren School District students
The Vicksburg Warren School District (VWSD) is reaching out to parents and guardians to remind them their children’s online registration is due before the school year starts. All students must register each year and those without a completed online registration will not be allowed to attend school until their registration is finalized, VWSD officials said. […]
Global technology outage affects WTOK News 11
MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - A massive technology outage affected many technology reliant industries Friday morning, including WTOK-TV. “The problem was caused by a company called CrowdStrike which is an international company that provides us with some of our software,” said Jim Williams, WTOK IT Engineer. “They pushed out a bad patch file and it caused Windows systems to not be able to boot, and caused them to just keep trying to reboot over and over. We had to find a way to get in there and delete that file, and it’s not that easy.”
Five-star 2026 offensive tackle drops his top 14 with Ole Miss having a shot
Ole Miss football has received positive news regarding several recruits from the 2026 class, the latest of which is a five-star offensive tackle. Jackson Cantwell dropped his top 14 schools, with the Rebels making his choices, including Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, and others. Rivals rank Cantwell as the No.1 offensive tackle,...
Neshoba County Fair kicks off next week in Philadelphia. Here is the entertainment line up
The annual Neshoba County Fair returns Friday, July 26, through Friday, Aug. 2, in Philadelphia and plenty of great entertainment is in store for the week of the annual event that is known as "Mississippi's Giant Houseparty." "The Neshoba County Fair was founded in 1889 as a stock and agricultural...
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