Tre Hargett Visits Hardeman County Early Voting Office
Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett visited Bolivar on Oct. 22 as Hardeman County early voting runs through Oct. 29. Here are the hours and location.
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Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett visited Bolivar on Oct. 22 as Hardeman County early voting runs through Oct. 29. Here are the hours and location.
Read moreRipley High School seniors met with NEMCC Workforce’s Morgan Fisher on Oct. 21 to explore college, job training and career options after graduation.
Read moreCircuit clerk offices in Mississippi will open Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, 8:00 a.m.–noon for in-person absentee voting for the 2026 General Election; last day is Oct. 31.
Read moreSabato’s Crystal Ball moved Ohio’s gubernatorial race from ‘toss up’ to ‘leans Democratic’ on Oct. 22, 2026, after a controversial ad by Vivek Ramaswamy.
Read moreTippah County supervisors accepted coroner Chris McCallister’s resignation and named Shad Spight interim coroner at their Oct. 15 meeting in Ripley.
Read moreThe Tippah County burn ban is back in effect. Supervisors reinstated the countywide outdoor burning ban Oct. 21, and it is set to run through Nov. 21.
Read moreThe Thursday, October 22 edition of the Mississippi News Report rounds up the biggest stories across Mississippi — the death of Mississippi Highway Patrol Trooper Landon Murphy, Ole Miss coach Pete Golding’s Bryant Award watch-list honor, elevated fire danger in DeSoto County, and the world premiere of a Bobby Rush musical in Jackson.
Read moreRed clay, tractor grease, and Mississippi humidity chew up bare concrete — five well-reviewed garage floor coatings, from a $43 paint to a pro-grade polycuramine, built for Tippah County garages and shops.
Read moreDemocrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers held their second and final debate in Michigan’s open Senate race, a contest The Hill described as pivotal for control of the U.S. Senate.
Read moreThe Mississippi News Report for Wednesday, October 21: President Trump is reportedly planning a visit to Corinth on Oct. 26, burn bans now cover dozens of Mississippi counties as fire danger climbs, and the state is getting $32 million in federal funds to strengthen its healthcare workforce.
Read moreSurveillance video shows a Florida man attempting to kidnap a 13-year-old at a gas station parking lot as she walked home; CBS News reported the girl broke free.
Read moreMiddleton volleyball pushed Halls to five sets before falling 3-2 at the TSSAA Class A state tournament in Rockvale, ending the Lady Tigers’ season.
Read moreThe Bolivar BBQ Blowout & Music Festival brings barbecue judging, live music, a carnival and cornhole to downtown Bolivar this weekend, Oct. 23-24.
Read moreThe 11-day 2026 Mississippi State Fair in Jackson drew 514,000 visitors, the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce said; SuperTalk published a photo gallery.
Read moreDoctors said Pope Leo XIV needs no further cancer treatment after tests found the lung adenocarcinoma removed Oct. 13 was localized and requires no additional therapy.
Read moreTennessee says Neyland Stadium registered a 130.3 dBA peak during a third-quarter sequence vs. Alabama, which the school calls the highest scientifically verified crowd noise in college football.
Read moreOn Oct. 21, 2026, state, federal and local leaders announced a partnership to advance plans for a new Vicksburg Civil War Visitor Center and Museum; MDAH says the project is $114 million.
Read moreToys for Tots Hardeman County applications are open online for kids newborn to 12. The deadline is Oct. 31; donations are accepted through Dec. 15.
Read moreTwo inmates died Oct. 16 and 17 at Whiteville Correctional Facility in Hardeman County. TDOC is investigating one; CoreCivic says they are unrelated.
Read moreHardeman County AEDs arrive through a ThreeStar grant: 16 units so far, 14 more coming, and 15 already placed with the sheriff’s office near Middleton.
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