Mississippi News
Congresswoman wants to help Pickens Co. get new E911 center
SUMMARY: Congresswoman Terri Sewell visited Carrollton, Alabama, to present over $600,000 for a new Emergency 911 center in Pickens County, replacing the outdated 40-year-old facility. Given the area’s frequent severe weather, the new stormproof building will serve as a central hub for all emergency services. Sewell emphasized the importance of a state-of-the-art communication facility for aiding first responders. The funding is part of more than $13 million secured for Alabama’s Seventh Congressional District. A construction timeline for the new facility has not been announced. Follow updates on Facebook and Twitter.
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Ole Miss fraternity suspended over hazing allegations after video surfaces
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Alpha Chapter of Phi Delta Theta at the University of Mississippi has been suspended amid hazing allegations, confirmed by the university last week. Allegations surfaced following video footage reportedly showing prospective members consuming a white substance while lying down. The university emphasized that it takes these allegations seriously and has paused new member activities for the fraternity. The national organization of Phi Delta Theta stated that it does not tolerate actions contradicting its values and is investigating the situation. Members involved have already had their memberships suspended as further disciplinary actions are anticipated.
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Thousands attend 10th annual Mississippi Book Festival
SUMMARY: On September 14, over 40,000 book enthusiasts attended the 10th annual Mississippi Book Festival in downtown Jackson. The event featured food trucks, live music, book signings, and panel discussions, making it a vibrant gathering for literary fans. Author Taryn Souders, attending for the first time from Florida, praised the well-organized event and the opportunity to connect with fellow book lovers. The festival allowed hundreds of contemporary authors to engage with both fans and new readers, highlighting Mississippi’s literary culture.
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No. 5 Ole Miss obliterates Wake Forest as Rebels continue to look like CFP team
SUMMARY: No. 5 Ole Miss decisively defeated Wake Forest 40-6 in their first road game of the season, driven by quarterback Jaxson Dart and running back Henry Parrish Jr., who amassed 148 rushing yards and two touchdowns. Dominating on defense, Ole Miss has yet to allow a touchdown this season, outscoring opponents 168-9 across three games, the first time they’ve achieved this feat since 1961. Head coach Lane Kiffin praised the defensive staff for their success. The Rebels will face Georgia Southern next week, continuing their impressive start to the season.
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