Mississippi to deploy over $1.2 billion for broadband expansion
The allocation was made from the Broadband Equity Access and Deployment (BEAD) program established through the Infrastructure and Jobs Act.
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Wicker: Continues the Fight for Life
Mississippi has been a leader in the pro-life movement for many years, so it is fitting that the case that toppled Roe came from our state.
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Presley endorsed by the Mississippi Association Of Educators
Presley is the only statewide candidate to receive the endorsement from the MAE.
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Absentee voting starts in Mississippi, DeSoto County
Monday, June 26 began the period when absentee voting is allowed for the Aug. 8 general election in the Magnolia State.
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Politics on the “stump” Saturday at Cedar Hill Farm
A stump speech is defined as a speech “repeatedly delivered by a politician during their campaign for election or re-election to public office.”
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DeSoto County set to sparkle on the Fourth
Fireworks will be set off in DeSoto County cities around the Fourth of July again this year to celebrate America’s birthday.
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Youngsters hurt in ATV accident
The children were hurt late Saturday afternoon about 5:20 p.m., according to the Sheriff’s Department.
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Entergy’s Fisackerly pens open letter on power restoration
Power has been restored in the Hernando area after recent storms swept through and caused extensive damage.
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Hernando’s Harrison joins 901 FC soccer
Harrison became part of the team under what is called a USL Academy contract and will be with 901 FC for the remainder of the season.
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McRae: Building a Team Against ESGs
I’m working to build a coalition of like minded states who can team up to take on larger, liberal-leaning entities.
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