Chamber to host networking coffee at Zellner Assurance Group
The Southaven Chamber of Commerce will hold its next ‘Coffee with a Member’ networking event at Zellner Assurance Group on Friday, Sept. 25, organizers said.
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Mid South Business Exchange podcast to launch Sept. 8, features Beth Snow
The Southaven Chamber of Commerce announced the Mid South Business Exchange podcast will debut Sept. 8 with an episode featuring Beth Snow of Back Office Guru on the five essential financial reports for businesses.
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Federal appeals court weighs Mississippi DEI ban. AG wants judge replaced after use of AI for flawed order
By Taylor Vance and Devna Bose | Originally published by Mississippi Today Attorneys argued in a federal appeals court on
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Sen. Younger: Railroad merger is bad for Mississippi and bad for America
By Charles Younger | Originally published by Mississippi Today Mississippi Today Ideas is a platform for thoughtful Mississippians to share
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Keeping cool saves lives yearly, including in Mississippi. But experts say it’s at a cost of worsening global warming
By Seth Borenstein, AP Science Writer | Originally published by Mississippi Today Cooling from air conditioning saves lives — more
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Northwest Mississippi Community College offers centennial T-shirts, cowbells ahead of home opener
Northwest Mississippi Community College said fans can pick up limited-edition “Aggies” T-shirts and commemorative cowbells at the Ranger Bookstore as the first home Ranger football game approaches.
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Here’s how we verified Senatobia Police Chief Vanderford’s racist text messages
By Mukta Joshi and Joseph Cranney, Verite News | Originally published by Mississippi Today Mukta Joshi is a reporter at
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Senate Corrections Chairman Juan Barnett resigns from Legislature
By Taylor Vance | Originally published by Mississippi Today Sen. Juan Barnett, a three-term Democratic legislator from Heidelberg and chairman
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Group wants biotechnology researcher to lead Mississippi University for Women
By Candice Wilder | Originally published by Mississippi Today A group of Mississippi University for Women alumni and Columbus residents
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City buildings closed Monday for Labor Day
The city announced municipal buildings will be closed Monday, Sept. 7, with emergency services unaffected and Waste Connections on a one-day delay.
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