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Mississippi State basketball blown out by Alabama 99-67
SUMMARY: Mississippi State (14-8, 3-6 SEC) suffered a heavy 99-67 defeat by Alabama (16-6, 8-1 SEC), failing to achieve their first road win in the conference. The Bulldogs started strong but lost momentum after Alabama went on a 29-8 run to end the first half, leading 47-24. Despite a better scoring performance in the second half, Mississippi State couldn't contain the Crimson Tide, who extended their lead with effective three-point shooting. Tolu Smith led the Bulldogs with 23 points, but his effort was overshadowed by Alabama's team performance, including four players scoring in double digits. Alabama excelled in various stats, including turnovers, rebounds, and three-pointers. The Bulldogs hope to recover in their next game against Georgia.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi artists aged 21 and older have the chance to win $2,000 and be spotlighted at the state's largest art festival through the Blue Moon Art Project contest. Participants are required to submit a contemporary, museum-quality canvas (24″ x 36″) without beer bottles or text, inspired by the Blue Moon beer brand. Applications can be downloaded from the Peter Anderson Festival website and must be submitted with the artwork by October 4 at the Ocean Springs Chamber Main Street offices. The Peter Anderson Arts & Crafts Festival will occur in downtown Ocean Springs on November 2-3.
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Mississippi has been honored with the prestigious Silver Shovel Award from Area Development magazine for outstanding economic development initiatives. The state won in the “fewer than 3 million population” category due to innovative policies that create jobs and attract businesses. Governor Tate Reeves celebrated the recognition, acknowledging the hard work of many. Notable projects include Hush Aerospace's drone manufacturing in Tupelo, Skydweller Aero's solar-powered aircraft testing in Hancock County, Raytheon's radar program facility in Forest, PACCAR's $210M expansion in Columbus, and APEX Ammunition's growth in the Golden Triangle, among others.
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SUMMARY: A manhunt in Harrison County concluded with the arrest of Bricen John Rivers, charged with one count of murder. Deputies responded to Wolf River Cemetery, where they found Rivers running into the woods. A deceased woman, 22-year-old Lauren Johansen of Gulfport, was found in the vehicle Rivers fled from. Johansen, reported missing July 2, attended school in Hattiesburg. Multiple law enforcement agencies assisted in the search, ultimately locating Rivers and arresting him. He is held at Harrison County Adult Detention Facility on a $1 million bond.
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