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Northern Mississippi residents demand new electrical provider after years of city’s negligence
After five hours in a courtroom where attendees struggled to find standing room, the Mississippi Public Service Commission voted to petition a judge to put the Holly Springs Utility Department into a receivership.
Chamber to host annual Educators Are Essential conference at MUW
The Columbus-Lowndes Chamber of Commerce Education Committee is hosting its annual Educators are Essential event again this year in the form of a free education conference for local educators across the county.
Education Brief: Area residents among ICC scholarship recipients
Several area students are the recipients of scholarships at Itawamba Community College for the 2025-2026 academic year.
Education: EMCC’s enrollment increases eight consecutive terms
While overall fall enrollment numbers compared to the same time last year showed an increase of 5.3% in Mississippi among public two-year colleges, East Mississippi Community College’s fall enrollment for the 2025-2026 school year rose by 6.9%.
Late defense and running game help Ole Miss close out Kentucky on the road
LEXINGTON, Kentucky – It hasn’t always been pretty through his first two games as the starting quarterback at Ole Miss, but redshirt sophomore Austin Simmons’
Wright named Baptist Golden Triangle CFO
Baptist Memorial Hospital-Golden Triangle Administrator Rob Coleman has announced that Pam Wright has been promoted to chief financial officer.
Letter: AI watched tennis
Seems that IBM AI watched the tennis final. The US Open is over now. I am happy with the outcome. But I wonder how AI
Letter: Appreciates ‘Everyday Clay’
I just read Clay Bowen’s Lifestyles column in the Saturday & Sunday September 6-7, 2025, and I found it to be revealing and comforting all
Letter: Columnist should be careful with AI data
Wednesday’s “Mississippi Voices” column (“Another data center means higher rates for consumers”) contains a bit of irony. The article complains about increases in residential electricity
Consider your angle at sunrise, sunset to achieve best camera placement
The first step in hanging any trail camera is considering the angle of the sun. At this latitude, pointing the trail camera any direction but
Golden Triangle Civil War Roundtable to kick off season
The Golden Triangle Civil War Roundtable was founded more than 40 years ago by Starkville Civil War Historians William Parrish, Duffy Neubauer, Michael Ballard and John Marszalek.
Garden club set to take on Brush Arbor Cemetery project
Sydney Pullen, assistant professor of anthropology and middle eastern cultures at Mississippi State University, spoke about the Brush Arbor Cemetery project at Starkville Town and Country Garden Club’s fall kickoff meeting on Thursday, held at the First Baptist Church Applegate building.
Letter to the editor: Jed Moore
Needs more high school football scores I somewhat agree with T.J. McLeod’s letter to the editor. I remember several years ago ya’ll would list the
Q&A with Kentucky beat writer Jon Hale
The Daily Journal caught up with Kentucky beat writer Jon Hale of the Lexington Herald-Leader to see what he considers the keys to the Ole
Community Calendar for 9-6-25
Wednesday, Sept. 10 ■ Suicide Prevention Rally: Boys and Girls Club of the Golden Triangle is hosting a suicide prevention rally beginning at 5 p.m.
Panthers ride ground game to win over Leake County
WALNUT GROVE — Just run the ball. That was the message, and it was delivered as West Lowndes used the ground game to get past
Jabe Nicholson: Fickle fortune
Not long after crossing from Louisiana into Mississippi on Highway 969, near Pinckneyville, you’ll find a monument to fickle fortune.
It’s still early September, but we’ve already got huge college football games
We are still in the first week of September, and Mississippi’s largest football-playing universities all face really meaningful games Saturday. Let’s take a look.
Band of Heathens plays live at MSU Riley Center Sept. 11
The Riley Center at Mississippi State University hosts an evening of high-energy music with The Band of Heathens taking the stage at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
Three keys to an Ole Miss win over Kentucky
No. 20 Ole Miss opens SEC play at Kentucky on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. Here are three keys to a Rebels win over the Wildcats.
