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Bulldogs get season-opening win over Soutwest, 48-31
SUMMIT --- The Holmes Community College Bulldogs opened the 2024 campaign with a 48-31 MACCC win over the Southwest Mississippi Community College Bears here Thursday night. Holmes, now 1-0, will host Copiah-Lincoln Community College on Thursday in Goodman. Gametime is 6:30 p.m., and you can watch at holmesccmedia.com or listen on the Bulldog Football Radio Network (101.1 FM, 100.1 FM, and 102.5 FM and 1120 AM).
Businesses in Booneville are getting ready for football season
BOONEVILLE, Miss (WTVA) - Local businesses in Booneville say they see an increase in sales when football season starts. Thursday was the first football game of the season for the Northeast Mississippi Community College Tigers. They took on the East Central Warriors at home and folks were ready to go support.
Jackets have 'next man up' mentality in football
Chris Jones has seen this before at SHS. The coach has been with the program now for eight seasons and is on pace to being the winningest coach in the school’s history. Graduation hasn’t stopped his teams from being successful before as the Jackets have regularly competed for district titles and state championships since he arrived back in 2017.
Mississippi’s 2024 alligator hunting season opens Friday
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Mississippi’s public water alligator hunting season will begin on Friday, August 30. According to the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks (MDWFP), the season will begin at noon on August 30 and will end at noon on September 9. Permits, which are no longer available for the season, are limited […]
Mississippi’s proposal for BEAD program approved
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Mississippi’s initial proposal for the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program was approved by the Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA). According to officials, the approval enables Mississippi to request access to funding and begin implementation of the BEAD program. The state can request more than $1.2 […]
Thursday night high school matchup: Raleigh vs. Bay Springs pregame notes
Tonight is week one of the Mississippi High School Sports Association 2024 football season and our GenesPage.com team is hitting a few stops around the state. Steve Robertson is headed for Tupelo tomorrow night, while I will be at Louisville vs. West Point. But I'm not waiting for Friday to watch some hard-hitting high school action!
Clinton residents oppose mixed-use development, feel ignored in public meeting
More than 50 Clinton residents gathered in the Old Towne Depot Thursday night to voice concerns over a potential mixed-use development near the Clinton Community Nature Center. Clinton Mayor Phil Fisher and the Clinton Board of Aldermen heard from several residents asking the board to shut down the new development, which is currently in the planning and zoning stages. ...
Lincoln County Jail docket: Wesson man charged with felony possession, DUI
Lincoln County Jail docket, Wednesday-Thursday, Aug. 28-29, 2024: Aaron Shawn Moore, 12/09/1970, 778 Zetus Road No. 5 — arrested, charged with felony possession of controlled substance, misdemeanor possession of marijuana, by Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office. Bobby Ray Henderson, 08/21/1984, 324 Quentin Road, McCall Creek — arrested, charged with misdemeanor possession of controlled substance, by Brookhaven […] The post Lincoln County Jail docket: Wesson man charged with felony possession, DUI appeared first on Daily Leader.
Hit and run suspect still at large after overnight manhunt
NATCHEZ—The overnight manhunt for a person who first hit a parked Adams County Sheriff’s Office patrol vehicle at Susie B. West apartments and fled was unsuccessful. However, Adams County Sheriff Travis Patten said his investigators do have a suspect, whose name he will not release until they are certain the suspect was the vehicle’s driver. […] The post Hit and run suspect still at large after overnight manhunt appeared first on Mississippi's Best Community Newspaper.
Lawrence County Sheriff: Watch out for more scams
Scammers don’t take holidays, and the most recent targets in the area are individuals who may have been jailed, released on probation, or out on parole. “These living, breathing, parasitic vermin that are scamming money are at it again,” said Lawrence County Sheriff Ryan Everett. “They’re impersonating law enforcement from a number that appears to […] The post Lawrence County Sheriff: Watch out for more scams appeared first on Daily Leader.
Oxford police clean up spilled load of water bottles near highway
OXFORD, Miss. (WMC)—The Oxford Police Department had their work cut out for them as they cleaned up dozens of water bottles. The spill occurred on Sisk Avenue near Highway 7, and the police took to social to show the mess. In good spirits, they joked that the spill was...
Federal seafood labeling cases spark desire for stricter import laws
BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) - The current federal seafood labeling cases against Mary Mahoney’s and Quality Poultry and Seafood offer a glimpse of just how much foreign seafood is being sold on the Coast. The imported product is causing a strain on companies like long-time shrimp processors and distributor Ocean...
Hawk men, women fall on the road to nationally ranked Jones Colege
ELLISVILLE, MS - Both the Northeast Community College men's and women's soccer teams traveled to Ellisville, Mississippi Thursday for a showdown with Jones College. On the women's side, Northeast fell behind 1-0 early to the No. 2 Bobcats before evening the score on a Talia Sanders free kick. The Hawks nearly took the lead in the ballgame just minutes later but were unable to find the back of the net the rest of the way as they fell 5-1 to the defening champions.
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