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Fundraiser supports city’s warming shelter
Meals purchased at a restaurant are supporting the Golden Triangle Regional Homeless Coalition’s winter shelter.
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Ole Miss Softball Signs Pitcher Malloy Miles
Ole Miss has signed right-handed pitcher Malloy Miles, who is expected to join the program for the 2027-28 academic year. Miles recorded 888 career strikeouts at French Settlement High School and helped the Texas Bombers Gold win the 2026 Alliance national title.
Calhoun Journal
Oxford Boys Basketball Opens Season With Loss to Columbus Despite 23-Point Performance From Latson
Latson has big day, but short-handed Oxford boys open season with loss to Columbus (Miss.) TUPELO, Miss. — Chris Latson scored 23 points, but Oxford’s boys opened the basketball season with a 69-48 loss to Columbus (Miss.). Oxford is coming off of an historic 2025-26 season, which saw the Yellow Jackets win the AHSAA Class […] The post Oxford Boys Basketball Opens Season With Loss to Columbus Despite 23-Point Performance From Latson appeared first on Calhoun Journal .
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Longtime CREATE Foundation president announces retirement
TUPELO, MISS. (WCBI) – It was a chance to celebrate the largest community foundation in the state. The annual meeting of the CREATE Foundation featured a panel discussion with leaders of various non profits, who talked about the importance of endowment funds. It was also an opportunity to learn...
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Celebration of Hope: 4-year-old finds her voice with help from Regional Rehab Center
TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) — Four-year-old Luci Fikes brings sunshine wherever she goes, but when insurance limits threatened her progress in speech therapy, her family found an answered prayer at the Regional Rehabilitation Center (RRC). “She is a spitfire,” her mother, Mary Margaret Fikes, said. “She is a firecracker, and...
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Ole Miss Lands 2029 Clinton Receiver Matthew Fletcher, a Long, Fluid Outside Target
OXFORD, Miss. – Every coaching staff in the country says it wants to own its home state. Few have the receipts. Pete Golding is collecting them early. Matthew Fletcher, a 6-foot-3, 190-pound receiver from Clinton High School, is the newest commitment in Ole Miss’ 2029 class. The three-star sophomore ranks 251st nationally, 28th among receivers and eighth in the state of Mississippi. The ranking is a first draft. The player is more interesting than the number.