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Northwest soccer rolls to national championship in undefeated season
SUMMARY: The Northwest Lady Rangers celebrated their historic first NJCAA national championship after defeating Johnson County Community College. Ranked No. 1 in the preseason, they dominated the regular season with a 75-9 scoring margin and advanced through the Region 23 Tournament, solidifying their championship status. Finishing the season 22-0, the Lady Rangers became the first NJCAA Division II team since 2020 to win a national title without losses, achieving a rare triple crown. Key players set numerous records, including goalkeeper Anny Kathryn Harrell and sophomore Penny Warner, showcasing their remarkable talent under coach James Beattie’s leadership over five years.
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SUMMARY: Burford Electric Service, a family-owned business from Mississippi, is expanding in Columbus with a $3.55 million investment. Established in 1959, the company specializes in electromechanical repair for the southeastern U.S. The expansion includes a 15,000 square foot manufacturing facility with increased crane capacity, creating 14 new jobs over the next five years. Governor Tate Reeves highlighted the positive impact of Mississippi’s business climate on local companies. The Mississippi Development Authority is supporting the project through the Mississippi Flexibility Tax Incentive, along with contributions from Lowndes County and Columbus.
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SUMMARY: On Monday, Brooke Lewis and Brad Orrison, owners of The Shed BBQ and Blues Joint in Ocean Springs, represented Mississippi at the White House Thanksgiving turkey pardoning ceremony. Invited by the National Turkey Federation, they named and met the turkeys, Peach and Blossom, before the event. The pair, known for winning the World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest three times, documented their experience on social media. They watched as President Biden pardoned the turkeys in front of a crowd of 2,500. The tradition dates back to 1947, though folklore credits President Lincoln with sparing the first turkey in 1863.
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SUMMARY: With eight days until Southern Miss names a new head coach before the December 4 signing date, athletic director Jeremy McClain is busy assessing candidates. Five names have emerged late in the search: Todd Hartley from Georgia, known for his recruiting prowess; Charles Huff, head coach at Marshall, with a solid record; Buster Faulkner, a former Southern Miss OC now at Georgia Tech; Casey Woods, offensive coordinator at SMU, part of a strong offense; and Derrick Nix, a former player at Southern Miss now at Auburn. Major developments are expected soon with the transfer portal opening on December 9.
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