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Green Wave has first game of ‘24 football – SP & NP start in 2 weeks
A long-standing rivalry game will kick off the 2024 high school football season for Panola County teams this Friday (Aug. 16). North Delta School will square off in the season opener for MAIS (MidSouth Association of Independent Schools) when the Green Wave travels to Senatobia to take on the Magnolia Heights Chief in a 7 […] The post Green Wave has first game of ‘24 football – SP & NP start in 2 weeks appeared first on The Panolian.
‘Border Bash’ showcases local golf talent in Tunica
TUNICA, Miss. (WMC) - The first-ever “Border Bash” tournament, showcased some of the best high school talent in Memphis and North Mississippi. The tournament happened on Monday at Tunica National. “Oh I think it was awesome,” said event organizer and DeSoto Central golf head coach Andy Odle.
Thousands of PRVEPA customers without power following equipment failure at Lumberton substation
PINE BELT, Miss. (WDAM) - Thousands of Pearl River Valley Electric Power Association customers are without power following an issue at one of its substations. According to a Facebook post on its page, the power association says nearly 1,700 customers are without power due to an equipment failure at its Lumberton substation.
Local trainer aims to make Jackson fit again
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Working out three to five days throughout the week for just 30 minutes can cause a dramatic change in your life. Mississippi has a history of being known as one of the unhealthiest states in the country, but a trainer in the Jackson area said he’s looking to change the narrative. […]
Jackson State faculty senate president on leave pending termination as faculty pledge support
Dawn McLin, faculty senate president at Jackson State University in Mississippi, was placed on leave pending termination last week for allegedly abusing the power of the position, according to faculty who met last to discuss how to support her. The accusation has sowed confusion and fear of retaliation among members of the historically Black university’s […]
20-Year-Old Man Dead After Touching Live Wire While Inspecting Power Pole
A 20-year-old utility worker tragically lost his life after coming into contact with a live wire while working on a power pole. The terrible turn of events took place in Prentiss, Mississippi, on Tuesday, August 6. Jayton Stahlhut lost his life while on duty, inspecting a utility pole in Prentiss,...
Houston High’s parking lot paved over ahead of new school year
HOUSTON, Miss. (WTVA) – Drivers at Houston High School will no longer have to deal with a rocky parking lot. Over the summer, crews paved the front parking lot in front of the building. The project was completed just days before the first day of school. Dr. Tony Horton,...
CTE Center nearing completion, awarded $5,000
The new Long Beach School District Career and Technical Education (CTE) Center will open this fall, and students in the CTE’s “Whiskers and Waggers Fun Hub-Extended Stay” project will enjoy a $5,000 grant from Sparklight to tackle their initiative to revitalize the City of Long Beach Police Department’s animal shelter. Participating students will gain career and technical training skills related to engineering, construction and welding, as they improve the physical, emotional and social well-being of animals awaiting adoption. Participating Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) students will also earn volunteer hours.
LOOK | ‘Honeycomb’ Lee emerging as reliable target for Ole Miss in fall camp
Sophomore wide receiver Cayden 'Honeycomb' Lee has created plenty of buzz this offseason and it has only increased since the start of fall camp for the 2024 Ole Miss Rebels. Last season Lee saw limited playing time on the field as a true freshman, but made the most of his opportunities, hauling in five receptions for 114 yards (22.8 YPC) to go along with a pair of touchdowns and a 'next-man-up' start in Ole Miss' Peach Bowl victory.
Practice Notebook: Day 11 Includes Three Live Scrimmage Periods
The team was back in full pads this morning at the Rock, and went through three live 11 on 11 scrimmage periods. Once again the offense was productive, and doing so with several big explosive plays in the process. Most of the explosive plays this offense has created over camp have not been about taking deep shots, but more about generating mismatches out in space, for playmakers who have then been able to create yards after the catch.
‘Baby J’ back on South Panola sideline
John Jerry returns as Tigers’ D-line coach By Myra Bean John “Baby J” Jerry has solidified himself as a legend in the halls of South Panola. When the Tigers kickoff their 2024 season, he will on the sidelines, just like old times. He has returned as the defensive line coach while also driving his own […] The post ‘Baby J’ back on South Panola sideline appeared first on The Panolian.
MSU's Cooper in position to make plays
In a college football world of the transfer portal and NIL, Ty Cooper just wants to play ball. The Louisville native got an opportunity to play Southeastern Conference football just up the road from his hometown and he’s taken advantage. Mississippi State coaches have asked him to play multiple positions in his first three years, including lining up at tight end for a spell last year.
Dates for Arkabutla Physically Challenged Hunt set
Aug 13, 2024 – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Vicksburg District has announced dates for the 34th annual Arkabutla Lake Physically Challenged Deer Hunt in December. Applicants will be limited to persons that are quadriplegic, paraplegic, ambulatory with the use of leg braces or crutches, or other...
Jackson VA Regional Office to reopen after renovations
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – After extensive building renovations, the Jackson VA Regional Office will reopen to the public on Monday, August 19. The office is located at 1600 Woodrow Wilson Avenue. “During the last several months, employees of the Jackson VA Regional Office have continued to perform the essential mission of delivering much-earned benefits to […]
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