Edelen Renewables names Brandon Presley strategic initiatives VP
Brandon Presley, who also served as Public Service Commissioner for the Northern District of Mississippi, has been named Vice President of Strategic Initiatives for Edelen Renewables.
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Brandon Presley, who also served as Public Service Commissioner for the Northern District of Mississippi, has been named Vice President of Strategic Initiatives for Edelen Renewables.
The second Friday in February is Arbor Day in Mississippi, and the Starkville Town and Country Garden Club celebrated the best way possible by planting trees.
A voter registration deadline is looming for the Presidential, U.S. Senate, and U.S. Representative primary elections. You must register in person to vote by the end of business Monday at your circuit clerk's office.
People traveling through Lafayette and Union counties and fishermen on Sardis Lake may have noticed a lot of smoke in the air.
Northern Mississippi cities are stepping up to help residents who are having trouble making ends meet. And their mayors are leading the way.
The Mississippi Lottery Corporation completed its January transfer of $8,521,485.75 in net proceeds to the Lottery Proceeds Fund in the Mississippi State Treasury.
The request to phase out Mississippi's personal income tax is picking up steam once again by Governor Tate Reeves, according to a report by the Associated Press.
Eight loveable canines stood out from a litter of more than 3,300 dog photo submissions to fetch the top spots in the Mississippi Lottery’s 2024 Lucky Dog promotion.
WCBI-TV CBS and WLOV-TV FOX are making a big move. Beginning Friday, February 2, the Fox affiliation will move from WLOV to WCBI 4.2.
Terry Beasley, a former Auburn star receiver and College Football Hall of Famer, has died of an apparent suicide, according to police. He was 73.
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves is renewing his call for legislators to phase out the state's personal income tax over several years, and he is asking them to spend more money on economic development, highways, and the judiciary.
A bill advancing in Mississippi's Legislature would legalize online sports betting in the state, where analysts say consumer demand continues to fuel a thriving black market.
A hidden path to America’s dinner tables begins here, at an unlikely source – a former Southern slave plantation that is now the country’s largest maximum-security prison.
The Mississippi Lottery unveils a new $20 ticket – 200X Cash Blitz – at retailers across the state beginning Tuesday, Feb. 6., along with two more exciting scratch-off games.
All eyes are on the Arkabutla Dam located in Desoto and Tate Counties in far northwest Mississippi. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issued a potential dam breach watch for the dam.
A Lee County woman walked away from the Mississippi Lottery Headquarters with the title of being the first millionaire winner of the $20 Jackson Game.
Defrost from the chilly temps with the Mississippi Lottery’s Green for Spring 2024 promotion, featuring sizzling cash prizes over eight drawings ranging from $500 to $15,000.
For the second time this month, Governor Tate Reeves was calling for a Special Session of the Mississippi Legislature. The subject would be to finalize what Reeves was calling the largest economic development project in state history.
The week-long campaign is designed to bring awareness to those who aren't behind the wheel, but still suffer the consequences of poor driving habits.
An Arkansas man appealed his murder conviction. But the Mississippi Court of Appeals said no. Donta Kirby was convicted of the first-degree murder of Lorenzo Halthon.
A Mississippi Match 5 player hit a $265,197 jackpot by matching all five numbers in the Monday, Jan. 22, drawing.
One additional weather-related death has been reported to the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency. It happened in Marshall County.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said the Demopolis Lock closed for emergency repairs earlier this week.
A sixth person has died from the recent winter weather in Mississippi. The Mississippi Department of Transportation continued clearing roads in the northern half of the state Thursday and Friday.