SUMMARY: GE Aerospace is investing $11 million to expand manufacturing capacity at its Batesville facility, enhancing production for narrowbody and widebody aircraft engines, military fighter jets, and helicopters. This expansion will introduce advanced industrial equipment and inspection technology, aiming to ensure high-quality output. The Mississippi Development Authority is facilitating the project through tax incentives and support for building improvements and equipment relocation, with contributions from local organizations. The expansion is expected to create 100 jobs over three years. Governor Tate Reeves praised GE Aerospace as a premier company contributing to Mississippi’s economy and manufacturing reputation.

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SUMMARY: Midweek college baseball action saw Ole Miss upset by Little Rock, losing 7-3 despite a strong start, marking a disappointing loss for the No. 11 Rebels. In Hattiesburg, Southern Miss staged a dramatic comeback against Southeastern Louisiana, with Nick Monistere hitting a go-ahead grand slam in the ninth inning to secure a 8-7 victory. Mississippi State dominated Southern University 16-2, achieving its seventh run-rule win of the season. The Bulldogs’ Hunter Hines drove in four runs, closing in on the program’s RBI record. All teams will engage in conference series starting Thursday.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi State University’s spirit squads made a significant impact at the National Cheerleaders Association competition, where they won national championships in the Small Coed Intermediate D1A and Spirit Rally D1A divisions. Competing against over 80 athletes, the teams showcased a traditional coed routine and a game-day style performance. After two third-place finishes last year, the squads’ hard work paid off with two titles. They also had a successful showing in their inaugural National Dance Association competition, securing second and sixth place finishes. The university’s spirit director, Tiffany Fettinger, believes the success will continue to elevate the program’s reputation.

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