Tippah County, MS News
A public safety post marking National Lane Courtesy Month urged drivers to obey Move Over laws that require moving over and slowing for emergency vehicles, and cited 2023 shoulder-crash statistics.
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Heat and Wellness Spa in Ripley, Mississippi, announced a 20 percent discount on all services through June to mark Father’s Day and Men’s Health Month. The promotion covers body wraps, pressotherapy, brain therapy, rTMS, Cocoon Wellness Spa treatments and massage chair sessions.
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Ripley Main Street said Heat & Wellness Recovery Spa has joined the list of businesses accepting Main Street Moolah, allowing customers to use the program toward spa services.
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The Gulf Coast Restoration Fund announced applications are open, and a previous report found the Legislature often awards funds to projects that did not apply.
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Mississippi State dominated the Starkville Regional and will head to Athens to face SEC champion Georgia, SportsTalk Mississippi reported. Coach Brian O’Connor spoke with host Brian Hadad as the team sits two wins from the College World Series.
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Brian Hadad, Carlo Barone and Brooks Bryan say Mississippi State freshman Jacob Parker is a ‘super freshman’ who appears poised to join the program’s top-tier players.
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Entergy Mississippi says data center projects it serves will produce more than $2 billion in projected savings over 20 years and help pay for grid upgrades that benefit all customers.
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Mississippi’s SNAP error rate has decreased to 8.69%, but the state remains at risk of paying millions in matching funds under new federal rules. The changes are part of a broader effort to reduce waste and fraud in public assistance programs.
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The National Football Foundation placed the late Mike Leach atop its ballot for the 2027 College Football Hall of Fame class, citing adjusted eligibility rules that made the coach eligible.
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A state utility regulator declined to issue an opinion on whether a planned private power plant for a proposed artificial intelligence campus would make the developer a public utility. Gabriel Prado said his company will continue pursuing the project despite objections from Entergy and Mississippi Power.
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