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Bark beetle attack prompts Louisiana lawmakers to convene emergency panel
Louisiana House lawmakers are convening an emergency panel to deal with widespread beetle attacks on pine trees across the state and the public safety concern posed by the problem. It’s not the English pop band they’re concerned about, state Rep. Mike Johnson said in a phone interview Tuesday. It’s actually a more serious issue and […] The post Bark beetle attack prompts Louisiana lawmakers to convene emergency panel appeared first on Louisiana Illuminator.
Stories of Technology, Innovation, & Entrepreneurship in the Southeast
U News | Universities of Mississippi and Kentucky win funding from the National Science Foundation. CU Boulder receives $20 million grant to launch a National Quantum Nanofab facility. From Two Universities in Neighboring States:. The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded $35 million to five universities, including two in...
Texas Ranked In Top Ten Of Worst States For Summer
The Texas summer is full swing as we all know. While the state enjoyed a lot of rain at the beginning of the year, the sun is now making its presence known. Air conditioners are constantly running, and Texans are doing everything they can to stay out of the sun for as long as possible. But Texas isn't the only dealing with this right?
Mississippi law restricting children's social media use blocked
A federal judge on Monday blocked Mississippi from enforcing a new law that requires users of social media platforms to verify their ages and restricts access by minors to their sites if they lack parental consent, saying it was likely unconstitutional. U.S. District Judge Halil Suleyman Ozerden in Gulfport, Mississippi, sided with tech industry trade group NetChoice in finding the law unduly restricted its users' free speech rights in violation of the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment. ...
Plenty of chances to see fireworks through Saturday
TUPELO – Whether it’s food, fireworks, fun or politicking, the Fourth of July in Northeast Mississippi has a variety of ways to celebrate the nation’s independence. Most of the celebrations follow tried-and-true formulas at the same locations. Thursday will be the 45th Fourth of July event at the historic Jacinto Courthouse, but since it is not an election year, fewer political leaders will ...
Public meeting held on parts of New Albany becoming a historic district
Parts of New Albany could be designated a historical district. Public meeting held on parts of New Albany becoming a historic district. A public meeting was held to discuss the possibility of parts of New Albany becoming a historic district.
GRIND TO GLORY: New Albany Bulldogs hope to follow last season's momentum
NEW ALBANY, Miss. (WTVA) – The New Albany Bulldogs are coming off an 8-and-3, 3-and-1 season. They were kicked off the playoffs by Big Louisville, who ended up taking home the title. New Albany is hoping to capitalize on that momentum this fall. “That’s one of the best seasons...
Starkville Police investigating possible shooting Monday night
The Starkville Police Department responded to a possible shooting Monday night. Starkville Police investigating possible shooting Monday night. The Starkville Police Department responded to a possible shooting Monday night.
Paul Finebaum Slams Lane Kiffin's Coaching as 'Underwhelming at Times'
It's been a rollercoaster four seasons for Lane Kiffin as the head coach of the Ole Miss Rebels. The Rebels have experienced two seasons with 10 or more wins but also endured two seasons with eight or fewer wins. The Rebels have a 5-5 record against ranked opponents in the two seasons where they ...
Ole Miss baseball adds Illinois transfer Ryan Moerman
OXFORD, Miss. — Ole Miss baseball has added another transfer to the team as Illinois junior transfer outfielder Ryan Moerman announced his commitment Tuesday afternoon via his Instagram story. In 2024, Moerman hit .259 with 19 home runs and 53 RBI. Those 19 homers were a team-high for the...
Tupelo Planning Committee requests temporary billboard restrictions
TUPELO — As the city gears up for significant changes to its code of ordinances, the Tupelo Planning Committee approved a halt to all new billboards in the city. The Tupelo Planning Committee voted unanimously to send a formal request to the Tupelo City Council and Mayor to enact a moratorium on billboards being constructed in city limits until the city can make its amendments to signage ...
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