SUMMARY: Paul Gallo, the late SuperTalk Mississippi radio host, continues to be remembered after his passing at age 77. The Mississippi Top 50 announced his induction into its Hall of Fame, honoring his three-decade-long career as the voice of Mississippi. Gallo, who began his radio journey at age 21, joined SuperTalk Mississippi in 1990, where he became synonymous with excellence. Known for his ability to blend human interest, news, and political issues, he was dubbed the “Godfather” of Mississippi talk radio. Gallo’s induction into the Hall of Fame is a testament to his profound impact on the state.

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SUMMARY: For the first time in history, both Mississippi State and Ole Miss are projected to make the NCAA Tournament in men’s and women’s basketball. Mississippi State’s Josh Hubbard, a sophomore guard, retained his Howell Trophy and led the Bulldogs to an 8-10 SEC record. Ole Miss’ Sean Pedulla, a third-team All-SEC member, played a key role in the Rebels’ offense. On the women’s side, Ole Miss guard Madison Scott won the Gillom Trophy, with Mississippi State’s Jerkaila Jordan also earning second-team honors. Both teams are expected to be in March Madness, with Ole Miss projected as a No. 4 seed and Mississippi State as a No. 9.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi State University held a groundbreaking for its Northern Gulf Aquatic Science Lab at the Sunplex Industrial Complex in Ocean Springs, marking the establishment of a unique facility dedicated to aquatic food safety and quality assessment. This initiative is part of Jackson County’s “Industry 4.0” plan, aiming to enhance economic growth through research and development. The lab will provide local seafood processors, who currently rely on distant laboratories, with essential testing capabilities for pathogens and toxins, addressing a critical need in Mississippi’s seafood industry, which contributes over $300 million to the state’s economy.

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