MSDH sets COVID-19 guidelines for upcoming school year
As we get closer to the 2021-22 school year, the Mississippi State Department of Health has released its updated guidance for K-12 schools across the state—consistent with CDC guidelines. Most…
Head of MS Community College Board steps down
The head of the Mississippi Community College Board has stepped down. In a news release, the MSCCB announced that it has accepted the resignation of Executive Director Dr. Andrea Mayfield,…
7 trafficking victims rescued, 8 arrested following undercover operation
An undercover human trafficking operation in North Mississippi resulted in eight arrests and the rescue of seven victims. Last Friday, the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation launched the operation in Lee…
SuperTalk Raises More than $2 million for Vulnerable Mississippi Children
SuperTalk Mississippi Staff Report Ninth annual Radiothon Raises $334,563 for Palmer Home for Children SuperTalk Mississippi hosted its 9th Annual Radiothon benefiting Palmer Home for Children on Thursday, July 15. Listeners…
Guest calls for discipline for Olympic athletes who use Anti-American rhetoric
Congressman Michael Guest recently joined a letter to the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) requesting the organization discipline athletes who dishonor the United States and its flag, as…
New marker placed bearing the name of baby girl found in Escatawpa River in 1982
38 years ago, the body of a little girl was found floating in the Escatawpa River. On Thursday, a new maker bearing a little girl's name was placed where she…
UMMC to require masks for unvaccinated individuals at all times
Photo Courtesy of the University of Mississippi Medical Center A newly announced policy will require employees and students at the University of Mississippi Medical Center to wear an N95 mask…
SBE sets policies with emphasis on return to in-person learning
The Mississippi State Board of Education is looking forward to getting kids back in the classroom this upcoming school year. After the pandemic drastically altered the past two school years,…
Tupelo Fireman “plants a seed” with his words encouraging young people to follow his path
Josh Parks, a fireman with the Tupelo Fire Department, is so passionate about his job that he wants to share with other young people the impact it made on his…
