Tippah County sports roundup, Sept. 19, 2026: BMCU sweeps conference volleyball opener
Blue Mountain Christian sweeps Andrew College in its SSAC volleyball opener, led by 10 kills each from Valeria Velez and Marissa Gerleman.
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Blue Mountain Christian sweeps Andrew College in its SSAC volleyball opener, led by 10 kills each from Valeria Velez and Marissa Gerleman.
Read moreTippah County has requested a 30-day burn ban as drought deepens and the heat advisory holds through Saturday night. Walnut fell 6-0 at Alcorn Central, and Blue Mountain Christian opened SSAC play with volleyball and soccer wins.
Read moreYour Friday evening Mississippi News Report: heightened security in Oxford for the Ole Miss-LSU weekend, 12 arrests in the killing of a Claiborne County deputy, 18 hurt in a Lowndes County school bus crash, plus North Mississippi news and sports.
Read moreA Brookhaven woman was killed about 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 17, 2026, after a 2019 Toyota RAV4 struck a parked 2022 Freightliner on I-55 in Lincoln County, MHP said.
Read moreThe Tippah County Board of Supervisors and the county’s volunteer fire departments have asked the Mississippi Forestry Commission for a 30-day burn ban, and residents are being asked to stop all outdoor burning beginning Friday afternoon.
Read moreTxDOT has suspended issuing approvals for Flock automated license-plate reader cameras on state roadways, TheHill.com Just In reported Sept. 18, 2026.
Read moreChristian Castro, 52, pleaded not guilty Sept. 18, 2026, to federal charges alleging he lied to authorities about a January shooting of a Venezuelan man, The Hill reported.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Public Safety said 11 people were arrested and charged in the Sept. 7 fatal shooting of Claiborne County deputy Terrian Bailey; one suspect remains at large.
Read moreFalkner sweeps Thrasher, BMCU soccer blanks ABAC, and Walnut and Ripley prepare for Friday football.
Read moreSept. 18 local updates: heat advisory for Tippah and Benton counties, Walnut food pantry details, a Ripley food-truck opportunity, Ashland construction and BMCU soccer.
Read moreGov. Tate Reeves signed an updated Shared Stewardship MOU with federal agencies to coordinate forest management, boost resilience and support rural economies in Mississippi.
Read moreJerrod Marquis Lucas was sentenced to an additional 15 years to begin after his current 20-year term, the First Circuit District Attorney’s Office said Sept. 17, 2026.
Read moreAs experts publish Week 2 picks, a flurry of early-season injuries — from D.J. Moore to college and MLB — is turning confident previews into hedged bets and inflated promo offers.
Read moreThe lone holdout juror in the Plymouth County trial of Lindsay Clancy says he never doubted prosecutors proved she knew what she was doing, his statement says.
Read moreAnthony Kazmierczak, 55, was sentenced to 14 months in prison after spraying apple cider vinegar on Rep. Ilhan Omar during a town hall in January.
Read moreThe Mississippi Supreme Court refused to review the appeal of Canton resident Myles Flint Johnson, leaving his conviction in his wife’s death intact, WJTV reported.
Read moreAt an Economic Club of Washington event, former Vice President Mike Pence said he has ‘no plans’ to run for president or any other office in 2028, The Hill reported.
Read moreMorgan Freeman will be the celebrity guest picker on ESPN’s College GameDay in Oxford for Saturday’s No. 8 Ole Miss vs. No. 7 LSU, SuperTalk Mississippi reported Sept. 17, 2026.
Read moreRipley hosts unbeaten East Webster Friday; Pine Grove and Falkner host Thursday volleyball, with golf and Saturday cross-country also on tap.
Read moreEight historic, architectural and preservation groups suing the Kennedy Center urged leaders on Sept. 17, 2026, to resign or to appoint a receiver, TheHill.com Just In reported.
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