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Military training to take place in skies of Mississippi, Louisiana over next few days
TUNICA, Miss. - Don't be alarm if you see military helicopters in your neck of the woods over the next few days. Especially in the Tunica and Oxford areas of Mississippi. The aircrafts are part of the 101st Airborne Division's air assault training event in the skies of Mississippi and Louisiana. The exercises started Tuesday.
State Treasury Department returns $100M+ in unclaimed money in past four years
The State Treasury of Mississippi has given residents back more than $100 million in the past four-and-a-half years and is hoping that some semi-recent changes to its claims-making process will push that number above $130 million by 2025. During the Neshoba County Fair on Aug. 1, Mississippi Treasurer David McRae told a crowd of people that his office has returned more money to Mississippians in the past four-and-a-half-year period than ever before. ...
Dialysis pioneer now has to be treated himself
TUPELO – Three times a week, Sam Gregory sits restlessly in a chair for four hours undergoing dialysis, a medical treatment that removes extra fluid and waste products from his blood because his kidneys no longer function. It's tedious, to be certain. It's also keeping him alive. "We do what we have to do; otherwise, the alternative would not be good," Gregory said with a chuckle. At 83 years ...
Twenty-two Names to Know for the Ole Miss Football Season: No. 17 Diego Pounds
OXFORD, Miss. – As we lead up to week one in Vaught-Hemingway Stadium for the kickoff of Ole Miss football’s 2024 season, The Rebel Walk team is highlighting one player each day. We’ll break down who they are, how they got here and what we expect from each.
Patriot Rifle Conference Announces Addition of Ole Miss
FAIRBANKS - Patriot Rifle Conference Commissioner and Alaska Nanooks rifle head coach Will Anti announced the PRC's newest conference member, the Ole Miss Rebels. Ole Miss joins the PRC after spending years in the Great America Rifle Conference (GARC). "We are fortunate to have a team of Ole Miss' pedigree and status in collegiate athletics and rifle joining the Patriot Rifle Conference," said Anti, "Ole Miss is a powerful school with a wide-reaching brand and fan base. Ole Miss has been a national contender for the last four seasons, placing in the top-three during the 2020-21 season." The PRC officially...
After merger with Fred L. Davis Insurance, Pete Mitchell & Associates looks to the future
Back in the 1960’s, for black folks, getting insurance was kind of like getting the right to vote — the system was set up to prevent it from happening, and it took some brave pioneers to change that. Fred L. Davis was that pioneer, launching the Fred L....
Grizzlies move training camp to Nashville
MEMPHIS – Less than two months before the start of Grizzlies training camp comes news that the Grizzlies won’t be holding camp in Memphis. With ongoing upgrades limiting space inside FedExForum, the team has decided to move training camp to Nashville. Camp will run from October first thru the third at Ensworth High School. The […]
Man injured in shooting along E. Holmes Rd. near Amazon warehouse
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - A man is in the hospital after a shooting Wednesday evening along East Holmes Road near the MEM5 Amazon Fulfillment Center. The Memphis Police Department says officers were called to the 4400 block of East Holmes at 7:31 p.m. MPD says one victim was found suffering...
'We were in trouble' | Black Lodge founder speaks out after business closure
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — After Black Lodge's announcement on Tuesday that the business will be shutting down, its founder, Matt Martin, said the closure was years in the making. Black Lodge off Cleveland in Midtown has been at the Cleveland St. location for the last five years and became a local favorite, offering more than 30,000 videos in addition to games, food, drinks and more.
Bond set at $3 million for 17-year-old charged with first-degree murder
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A preliminary hearing resulted in a $3 million bond for a 17-year-old being tried as an adult for first-degree murder, among other charges. Montrell Kinds was in court Wednesday for a preliminary hearing on his four charges: first-degree murder, murder in the perpetration of a felony, especially aggravated robbery, and intentionally evading arrest in a motor vehicle.
‘No one is safe’: Relatives of victim afraid accused killer will get bail
MEMPHIS, Tenn.– Family members of a man gunned down nearly two years ago along Union Avenue say they will be in court Monday to try and prevent his accused killer from getting out of jail. In October of 2022, Bobby Chism, 37, was charged with first-degree murder in the death of Thomas Bonner, 43. Chism, […]
Two women wanted in armed carjacking of man’s truck
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Two women are accused of pulling a gun and carjacking a man who gave them a ride to a Berclair gas station. Memphis Police say the victim told them he agreed to give two women a ride to the Superman Market Gas Station at Summer Avenue and Perkins on July 29. While […]
FBI Now Investigating District Attorney In Brett Favre Welfare Funds Case
Hinds County district attorney Jody Owens, the prosecutor who first brought charges in the Mississippi welfare funds scandal involving Brett Favre, is now under FBI investigation. In yet another twist in the ever-expanding case, Owens is the subject of a criminal federal bribery probe, according to Front Office Sports. Jackson, Mississippi mayor Chokwe Lumumba is […] The post FBI Now Investigating District Attorney In Brett Favre Welfare Funds Case appeared first on BroBible.
Smith and Riley takes over as Head Coach/Captain of the Vikettes
Jennifer Smith and Za’Miya Riley have taken over as Head Coach/Captain of the Vikettes for the 2024-2025 season. Riley, who is a sophomore at WC, first began dancing at the age of seven when April Green introduced her to the sport. She decided to stick with dance and eventually made the Vikettes squad when she entered Junior High School.
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