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Remembering Christopher Taylor of Oktibbeha Co.
SUMMARY: Christopher Taylor, a prominent activist and community leader in Starkville, passed away on September 1 at the age of 68. He served as president of the Oktibbeha County NAACP for seven years and was involved in the Unity Park Committee, which honors civil rights pioneers. A retired Command Sergeant Major in the U.S. Army, Taylor had service experience in Bosnia, Kosovo, and Afghanistan. Additionally, he engaged with the American Red Cross, American Legion Post 240, and Bridges out of Poverty. Funeral arrangements are pending as family and friends remember his contributions to the community.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi College, a historic institution in Clinton, will change its name to Mississippi Christian University, as announced by the Board of Trustees on November 18. This change aligns with plans for the university’s bicentennial celebration in 2026 and emphasizes its status as a comprehensive institution while retaining the MC brand. In addition to the name change, the college will undergo academic realignments, including the merging of several schools. The football program will be discontinued, with a focus shifting to the remaining 17 sports and facility upgrades. All changes are expected to be completed by the bicentennial.
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SUMMARY: Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott advises residents to ensure package safety amid the holiday season due to the rise in thefts, referred to as “porch pirates.” He recommends tracking deliveries, having someone present to collect packages, or using alternative delivery destinations like relatives’ homes or workplaces. Installing security cameras is also suggested for real-time monitoring. Scott emphasizes the importance of planning ahead when ordering gifts, as replacements may not arrive in time for Christmas. The deadline for UPS shipping to ensure Christmas delivery is December 21.
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SUMMARY: Jackson State University (JSU) will host the 2024 SWAC Football Championship game against the Southern Jaguars on December 7 at Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium in Jackson, with kickoff at 1:00 p.m. CT on ESPN2. JSU secured hosting rights after defeating Alabama State 16-10, while Southern triumphed over Arkansas-Pine Bluff 31-9. This marks the second meeting between JSU and Southern in the title game in three seasons. Tickets are available online and at local box offices, priced at $50-$90 in advance, with increased rates on game day. Children under five can attend for free.
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