SUMMARY: After Will Hall’s dismissal in October, Southern Miss is efficiently searching for its 23rd head football coach, attracting significant interest despite concerns about the position’s appeal. Notable candidates include Bryant Vincent from Louisiana Monroe, who significantly improved a struggling program, and Mike Jacobs of Mercer, known for his successful track record in Division II and now leading the Bears in FCS. Also in the mix are Mike Shanahan, the offensive coordinator at Indiana, Brennan Marion from UNLV, and Joe Judge, a former New York Giants coach currently at Ole Miss. The goal is to finalize the hire before the December 4 early signing period.

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SUMMARY: Rod Stewart’s “One Last Time” tour will visit North America in 2025, including a stop at the Brandon Amphitheater in Mississippi on August 5. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer will perform hits like “Maggie May” and “All for Love,” with Cheap Trick as special guests. Presale tickets will be available for Rod Stewart Fan Club members starting November 19, with general sales beginning on November 22 at 10 a.m. CT. Although not officially labeled as a farewell tour, this may be Stewart’s final tour after his Vegas residency and selling his music catalog for nearly $100 million.

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SUMMARY: A new marker on the Mississippi Freedom Trail honors Hattiesburg civil rights leader Victoria Jackson Gray Adams. Unveiled at 816 Elnora Knight Road, a key site for the 1964 Freedom Summer Movement, it recognizes her efforts to boost Black voter registration, establishing Hattiesburg as a major Freedom Summer area. Gray Adams, who passed in 2006, made history as the first Black woman to run for the Mississippi Senate. The marker, part of over 40 locations on the trail, aims to educate future generations about her significant contributions to civil rights and advocacy for equality in Mississippi.

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