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Daniel Gardner: God’s turning point for America
Charlie Kirk was assassinated two weeks ago by Tyler Robinson a resident of Utah. The mainstream media has used the assassination as a political football.
Education: The W to host annual Campus Safety Day on Thursday
Mississippi University for Women’s Office of Housing and Residence Life will host its annual Campus Safety Day on Thursday at 5 p.m. in the Hogarth Dining Center parking lot.
Public’s help requested in search for missing man
Police are requesting the public’s help in locating a man last seen on Thursday.
Bruce Pearl, winningest men’s basketball coach in Auburn history, announces retirement
Auburn coach Bruce Pearl announced his retirement Monday less than six months after wrapping up the Tigers’ best season in program history with a trip to the Final Four.
Ole Miss’ defense aces test against Tulane
Ole Miss junior linebacker Jaden Yates and the Rebels’ defense needed a palate cleanser following their matchup against Arkansas.
Honors college presents story of betrayal, revenge with ‘Thyestes’
The Shackouls Honors College at Mississippi State University presents “Thyestes” as a part of its 2025 Classical Week.
Everyday Clay: The wrong side of right
Who’s right, who’s wrong? Better yet, who decides the answer to those questions?
Wyatt Emmerich: Freedom of speech needs protecting now more than ever
The end of September is a pleasant time on the Northside.
In the Garden with Felder: Live with fall leaves and boost your compost
Easy enough to figure out why autumn is called fall – just look around. No sooner do I put up my rake and leaf blower, than it looks like I never got started.
Deep South mayors discuss building prosperous communities at economic growth conference
Mayors of cities across the Deep South gathered at the Jackson Convention Center for the inaugural DELTA FEST conference, a gathering of financial leaders and partners for economic change.
Rare portraits of enslaved Mississippians displayed together at Mississippi Museum of Art
With powerfully haunting eyes and an enigmatic expression, “Portrait of Frederick,” an enslaved man painted circa 1840, stares out at visitors of the Mississippi Museum of Art.
Community Calendar for 9-20-25
Saturday, Sept. 20 ■ Rowdy Races: The Rowdy Foundation will host its annual all-inclusive obstacle course beginning with check in at 9:30 a.m. at the
Jabe Nicholson: Aiming at nothing
The Pacific Garden Mission, founded in 1877 on the notorious Whiskey Row in Chicago’s South Loop, is the oldest continuously-serving rescue mission in America.
King joins newsroom as digital/lifestyles editor
Ashlynd King has joined The Dispatch as its digital/lifestyles editor.
New Albany races to blowout win over Caledonia
Kylan Knox ran for four touchdowns and Braden Shettles threw for four more in a 66-21 New Albany homecoming win over Caledonia.
Outdoors Feature: Practice methods get hunters ready to roll
The leap from flinging arrows into a flat backstop to launching the same through the woods at a live animal is one bowhunters bridge every fall through the use of 3-D target shooting.
Big plays doom New Hope in home loss to Brother Martin
For a quarter Friday night, New Hope looked ready to go toe to toe with one of Louisiana’s best. Jacob Jefferson and the Trojan offense set the early tone, but a handful of big plays and a couple of costly special teams mistakes gave Brother Martin all the momentum it needed in a 38-26 win.
