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NFL draft over the weekend
Ole Miss and Mississippi State each had two players taken in the NFL draft over the weekend. Ole Miss wide receiver De’Zhaun Stribling was the first player taken in the second round by San Francisco. Offensive tackle Jayden Williams was taken by Arizona in the seventh round. Bulldog receiver Brenen Thompson was selected by the L.A. Chargers in the fourth round while tight end Seydou Traore was chosen in the fifth round by Miami.
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Southern Miss to Hold Spring Commencement Ceremonies May 14-16
The University of Southern Mississippi will conduct its spring 2026 commencement exercises May 14-16 in Hattiesburg at Bernard Reed Green Coliseum and in Biloxi at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum. Approximately 1,986 students are candidates for degrees this semester.
The schedule is as follows:
Thursday, May 14 | 5 p.m. | Bernard Reed Green Coliseum
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Priority Ambulance Welcomes Reginald James as Regional President to Advance Nationwide Behavioral Health Transport Program
Priority Ambulance, the nation’s second-largest EMS provider, today announced the appointment of Reginald James as Regional President. With more than four decades of EMS leadership spanning frontline clinical care through executive operations, James will focus on leading Priority’s continued growth and standardization of behavioral health transport, expanding access to safe, timely, and appropriate care for patients and communities nationwide.
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Jackson cemetery is
a beautiful garden
By Eddie Smith
MSU Extension Service
There’s something special about a garden that tells a story. I recently found one in the most unexpected place.
My visit to the Greenwood Cemetery in Jackson offered a reminder that beauty can thrive anywhere, even among headstones and quiet paths.
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MEMA Opens Locations to Assist Survivors of the January 23-27 Winter Storm
Pearl, MS—The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA), in coordination with federal and local partners, will open six Disaster Recovery Centers and seven Disaster Survivor Assistance sites beginning at noon on Monday, April 27th, to serve residents who suffered damage during the January 23-27 winter ice storm (DR-4899-MS).
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Lemons
Flemming Article
I love anything lemon flavored. Lemons are so clean and citrusy, as well as delicious. Some of my very favorite desserts are from the lemon family. When I was a child, Luvel had a Lemon Flake ice cream that I adored. It had flecks of lemon drop candy in the yellow tinted vanilla ice cream. Lemon Ice Box pie is my all time favorite. My friends and family really seem to enjoy my Lemon Bars, as well as my Lemon Mini Tarts.
In addition to being a delicious flavor, lemons also have many uses around the house.
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In reversing the Madison County Circuit Court, justices found that the former Governor had sufficiently stated a claim for defamation against the online media outlet.
The Mississippi Supreme Court revived former Governor Phil Bryant’s defamation lawsuit against Mississippi Today on Thursday. Justices said Bryant’s amended complaint in the lawsuits includes sufficient allegations of actual malice to move forward.
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State Treasurer David McRae said other states that handle unclaimed money should consider similar protections.
Mississippi is gaining recognition in its efforts to put American citizens at the front of the line when reclaiming lost or forgotten funds.
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Research provided by SeaD Consulting shows deceptive practices continue to undermine consumer trust and harm American shrimpers in a third of restaurants tested.
A recent study on genetic testing reveals what researchers say is meaningful progress in the fight against restaurant menu mislabeling along the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
SeaD Consulting’s latest report in April shows that increased awareness, public pressure, and continued testing are driving change in the labeling of seafood.
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Below is a political opinion column by Roger Wicker:
U.S. Senator Roger Wicker, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, says China remains the America’s top threat.
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“The entire world knows the Callais decision has not yet been handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court. It is a decision that could (and in my view should) forever change the way we draw electoral maps,” Governor Tate Reeves said.
Governor Tate Reeves (R) announced Friday afternoon that 21 days after the U.S. Supreme Court issues its ruling in Louisiana v. Callais, he will call Mississippi lawmakers into a special session to address state Supreme Court redistricting.
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Below is a religion column by Matt Friedeman:
Spiritual decline is not typically an overnight phenomenon. The life of devotion suffers when the “salt” of gracelessness poisons our foundation.
Heard a preacher lately talk about “ghost forests.”
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Robert St. John says when you’re his age, travel makes you stop counting the days and just count the trips.
Seven weeks ago, I stood in snow 200 miles above the Arctic Circle in Tromso, Norway watching the sky turn green. Tomorrow I will stand on a cliff in the Algarve 200 miles above Africa, looking at the last stretch of the Atlantic before it runs east to Gibraltar.
In between was Tuscany, three groups, an Easter off, and a suitcase packed for three seasons in two months.
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The Mississippi Democratic Party alleges that Republicans seek to draw maps designed to silence black voters. Yet, Governor Reeves argues that lawmakers have not had a fair opportunity to draw a new map because of the pending Callais decision.
The news that Governor Tate Reeves (R) would be calling a special session to address state Supreme Court redistricting drew a swift response from the Mississippi Democratic Party.
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The zoo, one of the oldest in the United States with roots dating to 1916, has suffered several recent blows, from declining attendance to aging exhibits and infrastructure.
To quash rumors about the future of the Jackson Zoo, city officials held a press conference on Friday detailing high hopes but little information about the struggling central Mississippi attraction.
The zoo, one of the oldest in the United States with roots dating to 1916, has suffered several recent blows, from declining attendance to aging exhibits and infrastructure.
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MSU’s Equestrian Team saddles up for national finals
STARKVILLE, Miss.—For the first time in program history, the Mississippi State University Western Equestrian Team is bound for nationals. The team is set to compete in the Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association (IHSA) National Finals held May 1-3 at Tryon International in Mill Spring, North Carolina.
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Ag Commissioner Gipson Provides Update on Worsening Drought Situation Across Mississippi
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