Thunder & Lightning: Thoughts From Mississippi State’s First Scrimmage
Mississippi State hit the field at Davis Wade Stadium on Saturday to scrimmage for the first time in training camp. What did Brian Hadad come away thinking about the Bulldogs?…
Natural gas services coming to Clay County – including Pheba’s Diner
Atmos Energy and Public Service Commissioner Brandon Presley have announced a natural gas rural expansion project will begin soon in an underserved area of Clay County, near Pheba. “The Public…
Delta Fuel brining headquarters, 54 jobs to Natchez
Photo courtesy of Delta Fuel A fuel company is brining its headquarters to Natchez. Delta Fuel, LLC, will move its headquarters from Ferriday, Louisiana to Natchez, creating 54 new jobs…
Deer hunts at Arkabutla Lake available for physically challenged
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Vicksburg District announces that Arkabutla Lake will hold its annual Physically Challenged Deer Hunt this December. This is the 31st year for the…
McRae: Did I wait too long to save for my child’s college education?
The following piece was written and submitted by State Treasurer David McRae By the time your child is nine years old, they are halfway to college. As the father of…
HGTV “Home Town” star and UM alum gifts handcrafted bar top to The Inn at Ole Miss
Image above: UM alumnus Ben Napier helps install a bar top he created at McCormick’s, the new full-service restaurant and bar at The Inn at Ole Miss. Photo by Bill…
Mississippi Development Authority Director Rounsaville steps down
The leader of the Mississippi Development Authority is stepping down. A news release from Governor Tate Reeves’ office states that MDA Director John Rounsaville is stepping down effective August 31st…
Governor Reeves details personnel request to federal government
On the same day that Mississippi reported its highest number of new COVID-19 cases, Governor Tate Reeves held a press conference to provide the latest on the state’s response efforts.…
Wicker: Yes to Physical Infrastructure, No to Human Infrastructure
Senator Roger Wicker is defending his yes vote on the physical infrastructure bill that passed through the Senate earlier this week. But during an interview with SuperTalk Mississippi on The Gallo Show this…
