Tippah County, MS News
Jackson Fuller of the Southwest Times-Record told host Brian Hadad on the T&L Spring Football Series podcast that Arkansas was one of college football’s unluckiest teams last season and that the program hopes a new coach can return it to postseason contention in 2026.
A former Tippah County student-athlete is being recognized for a major accomplishment and commitment to service. Adrian Palmer, a Walnut
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.
NASA’s Artemis II crew described life aboard the Orion spacecraft during their journey to the moon, marking the farthest humans have traveled from Earth in over 50 years.
This week the nation paused — remembering a civil-rights figure as guides for money, programs and even where to buy gold arrived in inboxes, and a U.S. athlete took home a milestone victory. On the porch, we make sense of it all.
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This week’s headlines — from a bill that could put more children behind bars to debates over water, money and school choice — call Christians to a posture of mercy, civic stewardship and patient public witness.
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Loubna Mrie says in her memoir “Defiance” that she grew up in Syria where her father was allegedly an assassin for the regime. She writes that she joined the uprising as a protester and later worked as a photojournalist.
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Evan Turnage, a new Democratic candidate, releases a campaign ad less than a month before Mississippi’s March 10 primary, targeting longtime Rep. Bennie Thompson’s record.
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Mississippi Secretary of State Michael Watson said lawmakers should enact campaign finance reforms to improve transparency and make reports searchable for the public, but acknowledged the measures face resistance.
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Legislation in Mississippi aims to toughen penalties for youth involved in violent crimes, including creating pathways to try minors as adults, amid concerns from advocates about impacts on juvenile justice.
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A 17-year-old student at Northeast Mississippi Community College completed her high school equivalency diploma and a CNA program simultaneously, highlighting the impact of workforce training initiatives.
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The upcoming audition date is approaching in less than two months, and organizers are seeking assistance with recruitment and outreach.
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The Mississippi Department of Transportation and FHWA will host a public meeting today to discuss proposed safety upgrades along MS 161 in Clarksdale.
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