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Water main break leaves part of Lumberton without water, city says
LUMBERTON, Miss. (WDAM) - Workers are rushing to complete emergency repairs on a large water main break and restore water services to a section of Lumberton. City officials reported the break on Facebook around 8:15 a.m. on Friday, August 23. They said the break was approximately 12 in. and that emergency workers were on the way to begin repairs.
Bay St. Louis City Council Passes Short-Term Rental Ordinance
Bay St. Louis, MS – August 21, 2024 – The Bay St. Louis City Council adopted a short-term rental ordinance at its August 20, 2024, meeting. The ordinance requires short-term rentals to be registered with the City of Bay St. Louis. This registration process ensures that properties meet city standards and are subject to periodic inspections. The new measure aims to protect guests and neighbors while providing a fair regulatory framework for rental owners and operators.
WC Volleyball team defeat VHS in Four Sets on Thursday
VICKSBURG, Miss. – The Warren Central High School (WC) volleyball team defeated Vicksburg in four sets on Thursday night to finish with a district win. “I felt like we played like we were supposed to in the first set but VHS came out and fought hard as well,” WC Volleyball Head Coach Matthew Gullett said.
What we are expecting to see from Louisville's jamboree this weekend
This is a jamboree that we look to cover every year. There are some great players who show up to this jamboree. A lot of Mississippi State prospects play at this event. It is a great chance for us to get a look at several guys in one setting. Let's check it out.
DECEMBER 21, 2024: MICHIGAN AT OLE MISS IN A PLAYOFF MATCHUP; ONE EXPERT PREDICTS IT— BY BILLY WATKINS
I posed the question to Ole Miss senior offensive lineman Caleb Warren: Can you imagine what Oxford would be like if the Rebels were hosts of a playoff game a few days before Christmas?. He paused several seconds before answering. “Well, honestly I hadn’t even thought about that possibility until...
Gift of Life: Tupelo teacher is set to donate part of her liver to save her student's life
Tupelo teacher Holly Allgood is donating a piece of her liver to her student Bowen Dorr who desperately needs it. Gift of Life: Tupelo teacher is set to donate part of her liver to save her student's life. Tupelo teacher Holly Allgood is donating a piece of her liver to...
U.S. Army Could Return to Tunica Once More
TUNICA, Miss–.The U.S. Army may be interested in returning to Tunica for more training maneuvers. Last week’s exercise with the 101st Airborne Division was considered a success by Marie Warner, Airport manager. “We had several news outlets run stories on the events. These continue to spread and make...
City of Clarksdale Considers Ordering Solar-Powered Surveillance Cameras
CLARKSDALE, Miss.–The City of Clarksdale is considering buying some solar-powered surveillance cameras that could be installed anywhere in the city. “No wires, no power, no internet needed,” said Frederick Wilson, with Wilson Technologies at a Thursday budget hearing in front of the city’s Board of Commissioners. “So on your cameras you can have a defined area for illegal dumping. If someone goes in that area it will send you a notification.”
Mississippi State Celebrates Five Years of Global Food Security Innovation
In a celebratory gathering on August 22, Mississippi State University (MSU) marked a milestone in the fight against global hunger and poverty: five years of success through the Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Fish. This effort, managed by MSU’s Global Center for Aquatic Health and Food Security, has been at the forefront of improving global health and sustainability through aquaculture. The event was marked by an announcement of a five-year grant extension that added $15 million in funding.
Four MS universities to allow students to enroll in fast-track law degree program
Four Mississippi universities have announced partnerships that would allow students to be admitted into a fast-track law degree program, where students can receive their law degrees in six years instead of seven. The Accelerated Law Program, also known as 3+3, allows students to trim a full year off of the time it...
Update: Rip current statement affecting Mobile and Baldwin counties until Saturday evening
On Saturday at 1:59 p.m. an updated rip current statement was issued by the National Weather Service in effect until 7 p.m. for Mobile and Baldwin counties. "Rip currents can sweep even the best swimmers away from shore into deeper water," says the weather service. "Swim near a lifeguard. If caught in a rip current, relax and float. Don't swim against the current. If able, swim in a direction following the shoreline. If unable to escape, face the shore and call or wave for help."
Hundreds attend 2024 Farish Forward Festival and Expo
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Hundreds of people gathered on Saturday for the Farish Forward Festival and Expo. The two-day event celebrates and promotes the culture, history and legacy of the Farish Street Historic District. “Farish Street is a part of my life. It’s a part of my history. It’s a part of my legacy. My […]
Contraband in Prison, and Many DUI and Drug Arrests in Leake and Attala
KIARA D BROWN, 22, of Sallis, Felony Indictment, ACSO. Bond N/A. RANDALL KEITH GRAVES, 32, of Walnut Grove, Bench Warrant – Leake County Justice Court, LCSO. Bond N/A. FRANKIE D JONES, 44, of Carthage, Bench Warrant – Leake County Justice Court, LCSO. Bond N/A. LISA M LOGAN, 52,...
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