Four Mississippi athletes up for NCAA Woman of the Year
Four Mississippi athletes have been nominated for the NCAA’s 2019 Woman of the Year award. Established in 1991, the NCAA Woman of the Year award recognizes graduating female college athletes…
The Economic Development Show – June 26, 2019
Dave Nichols sits down with Brent Daniel of Ramey's Marketplace in Monticello to talk about the economic impact of local businesses on the economy.
French Peasant Tries to Start Life Anew
Brookhaven Little Theatre presents Les Miserables: The School Edition at the Haven Theatre June 27-30, directed by Randy Redd. They joined Thursday Open Lines to talk about the show.
Celebrate Your Freedom This Weekend
Thursday Open Lines welcomed Bro. Joe Farr into the studio with an invitation to Celebrate Freedom this Sunday afternoon at 3 at Heritage Family Church.
Operation Healthy Vote Aims to Register New Voters
With elections upon us, now is the time to get registered to vote. David Culpepper from King's Daughters Medical Center tells us about Operation Healthy Vote, going on tomorrow at…
Can YOU Defend Yourself?
Improve your overall health and self-defense ability with hapkido. Duane Simpson is enrolling now and tells us more on Thursday Open Lines.
Felder’s Campmeeting: A Mississippi Tradition Continues
The annual Felder's Campground Campmeeting is scheduled for July 12-21. Rev. James Twiner joins us to talk about the event.
JT Show: Fake businesses scamming real cash
How good are you at spotting scams? You wouldn't believe how crafty some folks can be at taking your money right out of your hand. John O'Hara with the Better…
Flood Control and Marine Ecosystem Damage
Congressman Steven Palazzo(Mississippi's 4th Congressional District) joined the conversation on the JT Show by phone from Washington D.C. to discuss what all he is doing to work with the Army…
Wicker, Hyde-Smith vote for border funding bill
With the support of Mississippi’s Senate delegation in D.C., an appropriations bill could send billions of dollars to the border. Passed with bipartisan support, the $4.6 billion supplemental appropriations bill…
