SUMMARY: The Mississippi Economic Council’s annual Hobnob will take place on October 31 at the Mississippi Coliseum in Jackson, offering the public a chance to connect with state officials and political candidates before the November 5 general election. Featured speakers include incumbent Senator Roger Wicker and challenger Ty Pinkins, alongside other state leaders. Mississippi Economic Council President Scott Waller emphasized the event‘s relaxed atmosphere for discussing state issues. Additionally, the event will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Leadership Mississippi program, with former Governor Haley Barbour as the keynote panelist. More details are available on their website.

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SUMMARY: Ahead of the National Folk Festival‘s arrival in Jackson, Mississippi, in 2025, a concert series will kick off with a one-day event on November 16. Featuring a diverse lineup of performances, the event showcases musical styles ranging from Cajun and blues to salsa and Kuchipudi dance, offering a preview of the festival’s cultural depth. Blaine Waide, NCTA executive director, emphasized the festival’s commitment to local partnerships and community engagement. The festival, America’s longest-running traditional arts event, is expected to bring around $60 million in economic impact to Jackson over three years. All kickoff events are free to the public.

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SUMMARY: Oklahoma’s head coach Brent Venables dismissed offensive coordinator Seth Littrell after a loss to South Carolina, promoting Joe Jon Finley, a former Ole Miss assistant, to handle play-calling. Despite their past familiarity, Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin doubts it will provide an advantage due to Finley’s inexperience in this role. Oklahoma’s quarterback Jackson Arnold will lead a depleted offense, missing several key receivers. Meanwhile, Ole Miss struggles with offensive performance despite a strong defense. Both teams seek a critical win to bolster their College Football Playoff aspirations as they meet for the first time as conference rivals this weekend.

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