SUMMARY: Blue Steel Manufacturing, a family-owned metal manufacturing company from Tennessee, has expanded into Mississippi by launching operations at Byhalia’s Industrial Park. This new location is the company’s second facility, focusing on serving customers in north Mississippi, west Tennessee, and east Arkansas. Blue Steel specializes in metal buildings for residential and commercial use, offering a storefront and flexible ordering options. Their Byhalia facility processes painted coils into various metal products, including roofing and storage units. Partner Sam Carroll emphasized the commitment to providing reliable service while celebrating the new venture with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on January 31.

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SUMMARY: Ty Pinkins, a Democrat and Mississippi Delta attorney, announced his candidacy to challenge incumbent Republican U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith in the 2026 midterms. After failed bids against Roger Wicker and in the 2023 Secretary of State race, Pinkins aims to unite Mississippians to create opportunities, prosperity, and security. His campaign will prioritize expanding economic opportunities, making healthcare more affordable, and investing in education. Hyde-Smith, a supporter of Donald Trump, has championed rural development and agricultural support. Pinkins must first secure his party’s nomination to become Mississippi’s first Democratic U.S. Senator since John C. Stennis in 1989.

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SUMMARY: Ole Miss suffered a heartbreaking loss to Texas A&M, despite leading for nearly the entire game. The Rebels (15-4, 4-2 SEC) had an eight-point advantage with two minutes remaining, but turnovers and missed free throws allowed the Aggies (15-4, 4-2 SEC) to capitalize. Manny Obaseki’s late three-pointer sealed the Aggies’ victory. Matthew Murrell led Ole Miss with 16 points, while Texas A&M dominated rebounding with 48 boards to Ole Miss’ 31. Coach Chris Beard expressed disappointment, noting the team’s preventable mistakes down the stretch. Ole Miss aims to bounce back against Missouri on Saturday.

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