Saturday’s My Choices 5K run sees large turnout (Pics+video)
Saturday My Choices in Ripley held their annual 5K run4life and 3k walk with a large turnout of race participants.
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Sports
Former Ripley Lady Tiger standout Dayzsha Rogan named SWAC conference player of the year
Former Ripley Lady Tiger standout Dayzsha Rogan was named SWAC conference player of the year by the league on Tuesday.
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Mississippi Woman To Become First Woman to Officiate Super Bowl
History will be made in early February by a Mississippian. On Tuesday, the NFL announced its officiating assignments for Super
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Walnut wins 5-set thriller to claim 2A volleyball state title
First for the first time, a Tippah County high school volleyball team has won a state championship, as the Walnut
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Wildcats roar past Golden Bears in season opener
Alcorn Central came out of the gates strong against Walnut on Friday night. Luckily for the Wildcats, it’s not how
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Breaking: MHSAA rules to postpone the start of most high school sports, activities in state
The MHSAA convened with policy makers and made a ruling during their executive meeting regarding high school sports in Mississippi
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Breaking: NCAA bans all postseason games in Mississippi until flag is changed
The NCAA has made it so no championship games can be played in the state of Mississippi until the current
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BMC’s Brett Fowler named SID of the year in the Southern States Athletic Conference
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Blue Mountain (Miss.)’s Brett Fowler has been named the 2019-20 Neptune GameTime Sports Information Director of the
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Ripley Park not to reopen on Thursday with expiration of Governors ban, no decision yet on Little League
The Ripley Park will not reopen on Thursday after Governor Tate Reeves ended the ban on parks and other recreational
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Local gym goers backing petition to make fitness centers listed as essential
Local gym owner, Judy Gaillard, is asking for your help. She and many others consider gyms to be an essential
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