SUMMARY: Join the Madison community this Saturday for “A Day at The Ranch,” starting at 1 p.m. This family-friendly event features live music from local bands, delicious food, and refreshing drinks in a festive outdoor setting. Kids can enjoy activities like hayrides, games, face painting, and animal encounters with around 70 animals, including pigs and emus. Admission is free, with $15 activity tickets available for kids, covering games and rides. Local bands will perform throughout the day, and the on-site food menu includes popular items like brisket grilled cheese and BBQ. The Ranch is located at 154 Christmas Lane, Madison.

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SUMMARY: The Ole Miss football team strengthened its national title chances after being ranked No. 9 in the latest College Football Playoff poll. Following their historic win over No. 3 Georgia, Ole Miss’ ranking benefited from Georgia’s subsequent defeat of Tennessee, intensifying the debate between the two teams. Ole Miss excels with a 3-1 record against common opponents, contrasting Tennessee’s 2-2. Despite a challenging loss to LSU, Ole Miss responded with impressive performances, ignited by urgency to secure playoff contention. Upcoming games against Florida and Mississippi State will be crucial as they seek to maintain their playoff positioning.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi Senators Cindy Hyde-Smith and Roger Wicker praised the federal decision to increase taxes on imported shrimp from Ecuador, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam due to unfair trade practices. The U.S. International Trade Commission found these countries had sold shrimp below market prices or benefitted from subsidies, harming the U.S. shrimping industry. Hyde-Smith emphasized that these actions hurt local Mississippi shrimpers and urged efforts to combat unfair competition. The new duties range from 2.24% to 221.82%, aimed at leveling the playing field for American producers. Wicker noted the domestic industry’s declining market share during rising shrimp consumption.

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