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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.
Future Ole Miss opponents look dangerous in Thursday night rout
Despite facing an FCS team they were expected to beat, with Vegas having them at -52.5 against the spread, Arkansas looked impressive in their week 1 victory over Arkansas-Pine Bluff. The Razorbacks scored 70 points without their defense giving up any points. Arkansas scored ten touchdowns, seven of them coming...
Officer Payne Thanked by Community Member
Vicksburg, MS – Vicksburg Police Officer Payne stopped to help a citizen on Thursday afternoon and that citizen wanted to publicly thank them them for their efforts. On Thursday afternoon, community member Amie LaSalle made a post to social media about the incident. Somehow, LaSalle had an item stuck under their vehicle. LaSalle flagged down a marked unit. The officer stopped the vehicle and despite the wet and difficult situation, help LaSalle remove the limb.
Father of three battling stage 4 cancer
BROOKHAVEN — A GoFundMe is raising money to help cover the costs of medical expenses for local father Chris Wallace. He is battling Stage 4 Colon Cancer-Signet Ring Cell Carcinoma. He is the father of three children and husband of Brittney Wallace. Chris became sick at the end of June and was hospitalized on June […] The post Father of three battling stage 4 cancer appeared first on Daily Leader.
DRIP IN THE 'SIP | Ole Miss unveils first uniform combo of 2024 for Furman
On Thursday, the Ole Miss football team revealed its first uniform combination ahead of Saturday's 2024 season opener with Furman. When Saturday rolls around, the Rebels will wear navy helmets, navy jerseys and white pants. The last time Ole Miss wore navy helmets and navy jerseys was back in early 2023, when the Rebels hosted Georgia Tech.
Ole Miss tight end Caden Prieskorn looking forward to Rebels’ season opener
OXFORD, Miss. – Ole Miss senior tight end Caden Prieskorn met with the media this week and talked about his eagerness to begin the 2024 season healthy. Prieskorn, who missed the first few games last season due to an injury, is looking forward to taking the field in today’s season opener fully one-hundred percent.
Ole Miss' Akaoma Odeluga wins shot put Gold at World Athletics U20 Championships
LIMA, Peru – Ole Miss track & field sophomore Akaoma Odeluga wrapped up a long and successful first season with the Rebels in style, winning the gold medal for Team USA in the women's shot put at the World Athletics U20 Championships on Friday night. Odeluga took the crown...
Timothy Herrington’s capital murder trial moved to December
OXFORD, Miss. (WMC) - The trial date for the man accused of murdering Ole Miss student Jimmie “Jay” Lee has been reset for December 2. The trial will commence at the Lafayette County Courthouse in Oxford, Mississippi, before Judge John Kelly Luther. Timothy Herrington’s original trial date was...
New affordable housing development to be built at site of old Hattiesburg drive-in
PINE BELT, Miss. (WDAM) - More affordable housing will be built on the site of a long-closed, drive-in theater in Hattiesburg. The new apartment complex is part of a larger project that began in 2016, coming years after the Beverly Drive-In Theater burned down in 2010. The Federal Home Loan...
150-year-old house burns in MS; teen charged with arson
BATESVILLE, Miss. — A 150-year-old Mississippi home went up in flames, and a teenager has been charged with first-degree arson for allegedly starting the fire. The 14-year-old male is also suspected of starting other suspicious fires in Batesville, but was never charged until now. Andy Young lives next door to the house that burned on […]
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