SUMMARY: Ndamukong Suh, former NFL star and Super Bowl champion, will be the keynote speaker at Mississippi State University’s Athlete Engineering Institute annual summit, themed “Becoming Elite,” from April 15-17 at The Mill at MSU Conference Center. This fourth iteration of the summit unites experts from various fields to enhance athletic performance. Suh emphasizes the need for commitment, support, and resilience to achieve elite status. The summit, co-hosted by Reuben Burch and Andrea Hudy, is designed to foster collaboration across sectors. Registration is open, costing $300 for general admission and $100 for Mississippi academic attendees, covering meals and events.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi may soon require hunters aged 16 and older to purchase a turkey stamp to hunt wild turkeys, as outlined in House Bill 553 and Senate Bill 2280. Sponsored by Rep. Bill Kinkade and Sen. Ben Suber, these bills establish a program mandating a $10 stamp for residents and $100 for non-residents, with all proceeds dedicated to turkey habitat conservation. The Mississippi Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks would oversee implementation. Hunters without a stamp would face misdemeanors, while exceptions apply for disabled hunters and lifetime license holders. The law could take effect this summer if approved.

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SUMMARY: The Magee, Mississippi Police Chief Denis J. Borges warned residents about the neo-fascist group Patriot Front attempting to recruit young adults. Stickers promoting the group, established by white supremacist Thomas Rousseau in 2017, have been found on gas pumps in the city. The FBI identifies Patriot Front as responsible for a significant portion of hate propaganda incidents. Borges condemned their divisive actions, emphasizing that hate crimes against any group will incur legal consequences. He urged the community to report any suspicious activity or hate crimes, reaffirming the department’s commitment to combating hate and protecting all residents.

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