Tippah County, MS News
The Advocate’s Koki Riley told T&L columnist Brian Hadad that LSU enters the season with unusual preseason hype and questions about whether Lane Kiffin can push the Tigers into the College Football Playoff.
When it comes to Mississippi sealcoating, one local business is making a strong name for itself across North Mississippi and
As college basketball condenses into a two-week sprint, one quality separates the storylines from the clichés: the ability to stay present. The brackets are set, the best players remain, and history is waiting — if teams can handle the moment.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said respiratory syncytial virus cases began later than usual and a new COVID-19 variant is spreading across much of the country, prolonging concerns about respiratory illnesses into spring.
In July, Mark Hall, of Ripley, was charged with nine counts of simple assault after a video surfaced of him
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The Cut-Off said shoppers can fill a bag with books or CDs for $5 and browse vintage finds during a sale being held today.
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Blue Mountain Christian University said an ice storm damaged its campus and that insurance will not cover all recovery costs. The university urged donors on Giving Day to help restore classrooms, walkways and shared spaces.
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Organizers said Giving Day had raised $6,059.95 and a member of the BMCU Board of Trustees will match the next $2,500 in gifts, potentially doubling donations up to that amount.
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Organizers said the Student Emergency Retention Fund provides immediate support to students facing sudden hardships and urged donations this Giving Day.
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Myrtle the Turtle, the Mississippi Department of Transportation’s litter-prevention mascot, met TV personality Si Robertson at the Mississippi Ag and Outdoor Expo in February, MDOT said. The agency said the mascot promotes the Keep Mississippi Beautiful campaign through school visits and public events.
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Organizers said the final Showtime of the school year will feature an acoustic pre-show by departing members at 6:15 p.m. Doors open at 6 p.m.; admission is free for employees and students and $10 for the general public.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said respiratory syncytial virus cases began later than usual and a new COVID-19 variant is spreading across much of the country, prolonging concerns about respiratory illnesses into spring.
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President Donald Trump criticized NATO during a meeting with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, citing frustrations with alliance members.
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George Santos, who served briefly in Congress in 2023, announced on a livestream that he is expecting his first child next year.
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A former Army veteran with top-secret clearance is accused of sharing classified tactics with a journalist, prompting FBI action and raising national security concerns.
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