-
Another Doctor in the Lampton FamilyNews
Crawford Lampton attends commencement at the University of Mississippi Medical Center on May 22, 2026, where he was hooded by his father, Dr. Luke Lampton. Luke's father, Dr. T.D. Lampton Jr., also hooded both Luke and...
-
Southern Miss School of Psychology Earns 100 Percent Placement for Ph.D. Match DayNews
Three cohorts of doctoral students within The University of Southern Mississippi's School of Psychology applied, interviewed and were matched with pre-doctoral psychology internships readying them for life beyond the...
-
Kiffin and the Fallout That FollowedColumns Headline News
It's arguable which party got the worst end of the brouhaha, the University of Mississippi or Lane Kiffin, the Rebels' former head football coach. Almost everybody in the universe knows by now that Kiffin, in an...
-
The Ice-Capades of 2026: Rapid Ramblings About Winter Storm FernHeadline News
How is it possible that three months have now passed since every person in north Mississippi was afflicted with the new ailment I have labeled as the PITS...Post Icestorm Traumatic Stress Disorder? Yes, it was and is...
-
Pike County Soil & Water Conservation District Announces Call for Annual Scholarship ApplicationsNews
Pike Soil and Water Conservation District, a member of the Mississippi Association of Conservation Districts (MACD), announces its annual call for applications for 7 scholarships of $10,000 to be awarded in January...
-
Mississippi Makers Fest Featured State's Music, Art & Vendors Outdoors at 2MMHeadline News
More than 4,000 people gathered at the Two Mississippi Museums in downtown Jackson on Saturday, May 9, for the 2026 Mississippi Makers Fest. The highly anticipated, free annual event showcased the state's creative...
-
MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH EXPANDS ACCESS TO SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENTNews
A novel statewide program from the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) is expanding access to substance use disorder care across all 82 counties by identifying risk earlier, reducing barriers to treatment, and...
-
TORNADOES SWEEP THROUGH BOGUE CHITTO RECOVERY BEGINSHeadline News
Tornadoes that swept through Mississippi Wednesday night, May 6, flattened the Walsh Mobile Home Park in Bogue Chitto. Emergency officials said there was extensive damage in Lincoln County, including at the trailer park...
-
HISTORICAL SOCIETY NAMED MOST OUTSTANDING IN MISSISSIPPIColumns News
The Mississippi Historical Society (MHS), founded in 1858 and headquartered in Jackson, MS, has recognized the Walthall County Historical Society (WCHS) as Most Outstanding Local Historical Society in the state of...
-
ARBOR DAY IN MAGNOLIAHeadline News
We planted a Magnolia Tree to celebrate Arbor Day and to celebrate America's 250th the commemorative tree was planted at the new Central Park Walking Trail; pictured above left to right: Ruby Pounds, Garrett Smith,...
-
CRAWFORD LAMPTON GETS TURKEYHeadline News
Crawford Lampton of Magnolia recently harvested a large eastern wild turkey not far from Magnolia in Tangipahoa Parish, LA. The gobbler, which weighed more than 20 pounds, was a hefty bird with an 11.5 inch beard and...
-
FROM L.A. TO PIKE COUNTY: CHEF LEE ANNA WOODCOCKHeadline News
Recently, Lee Anna Woodcock, originally of McComb, now of Los Angeles, prepared an incredible feast for some Pike County friends and family. The menu included heritage pork belly, gulf shrimp, French chicken, bright...
-
Her family resists Iran's regimeNews
Sara Afshari, a Research Tutor at Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, describes herself as, "I am Iranian. I am Christian. I carry scars." A friend sent a copy of Sara's story published in Christianity Today and on the...
-
Gunn Officially Enters the Mississippi Governor RaceNews Political
Former Speaker of the House Philip Gunn officially threw his hat in the ring for Governor of Mississippi on Tuesday. Gunn, speaking at a campaign event at the Clinton Visitors Center, launched his gubernatorial run by...
-
Reverend Charles Calvin Ray (1937-2026) Passes: Local Minister Left a Lasting Legacy of Faith, Service, and LeadershipHeadline News
The Reverend Charles Calvin Ray, 89, passed away peacefully in his sleep in Brookhaven, Mississippi on the evening of March 28, 2026, with his wife of 62 years, Carolyn, at his side. Charles lived a life marked by quiet...
-
Celebrate the Legacy of the Doolittle Raiders at the National WWII MuseumNews
The public is invited to attend a special evening of history, remembrance, and tribute as the Children of the Doolittle Raiders host a commemorative event honoring the 84th Anniversary of the Doolittle Raid on Saturday,...
-
Property Damage in MagnoliaNews
It is sad to see Magnolia join other towns with graffiti painted on downtown buildings. Magnolia was once called the "Cleanest Town in Mississippi" and its citizens were proud of its clean streets and lovely buildings....
-
Castro "Mr. Sipp" Coleman Recognized by Senator Gary BrumfieldNews
Senator Gary Brumfield and Senator Reginald D. Jackson, on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, led presentation of Senate Resolution 50, to Mississippi Gospel and Blues Artist Castro "Mr. Sipp" Coleman from McComb, for being a...
-
$5M Family Donation Boosts Scholarships for School of Nursing at OxfordNews
Students entering the University of Mississippi Medical Center's largest health science school by enrollment will get a boost with a new scholarship program in fall 2026. The Johnson Scholars program is part of an...
-
Celebrate the Legacy of the Doolittle Raiders at the National WWII MuseumHeadline News
The public is invited to attend a special evening of history, remembrance, and tribute as the Children of the Doolittle Raiders host a commemorative event honoring the 84th Anniversary of the Doolittle Raid on Saturday,...
-
Family Medicine Match for Dr. Jazmine BaylorHeadline News
Dr. Jazmine Amelia Baylor, a member of the Morehouse School of Medicine Class of 2026, has successfully matched with the Family Medicine Residency Program at Baton Rouge General Hospital. Dr. Baylor is the daughter of...
-
Local Family Physician Passes: Dr. James W. 'Bill' Pressler (1929-2026)News
Dr. James W. 'Bill' Pressler passed away on March 15, 2026. He was 96 years old. Bill was born December 18, 1929, in Port Arthur, Texas, the son of Alton Henry Pressler and Annette Smith Pressler. Bill graduated from...
-
Bower Foundation Makes $10 Million Gift to UMMC Cancer Center and Research InstituteNews
The Bower Foundation has made the largest single gift in its history, a transformative $10 million investment in It's About Time: The Campaign for the UMMC Cancer Center and Research Institute. The $125 million...
-
UMMC Closes Clinics Wednesday, Activates Triage Phone LineHeadline News
University of Mississippi Medical Center clinics will remain closed through Wednesday as work to ensure a safe network environment continues following last week's cyberattack. The UMMC Triage Line has been established...