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Five Rebels Inducted into M-Club Hall of Fame
OXFORD, Miss. – Ole Miss Athletics honored its 2026 inductees into the M-Club Hall of Fame this fall, with five Rebels across four different sports being enshrined. The 2026 M-Club Hall of Fame class includes: Will Allen (baseball), Sebastien DeChaunac (men's tennis), Jeff Noblin (football), Madison Osias (softball) and Jim Stuart (football). Additionally, Bill Jordan will receive the George T. Lotterhos Service Award.
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No evidence of shooting Friday morning in Tupelo
TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) — Police found no evidence of a possible shooting Friday morning in Tupelo. Tupelo police received a report about possible gunfire in the area of Green Street, according to police. Officers checked the area but found nothing. Police asked the Tupelo Public School District to temporarily...
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This Old-School Mississippi BBQ Joint Serves Hearty Southern Breakfasts And Slow-Smoked Meats
The smoke starts early here, because the doors open at 6 AM every single day. That means fried bologna biscuits at sunrise and hickory-smoked ribs by supper, all from one kitchen. The twist? This barbecue spot shares a roof with a convenience store. You can grab a sausage biscuit and...
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At least 10 players ruled out for Georgia-Ole Miss game
The No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs (7-1, 5-1 in SEC) prepare for a season-defining matchup against the No. 10 Ole Miss Rebels (6-2, 4-2 in SEC). With Georgia 's SEC championship bid in the balance and Ole Miss's playoff chances in the balance, both teams are going to need all hands on deck. Unfortunately, with the physicality of the sport, there are bound to be injuries, and there are a few for both teams . Ole Miss has a lengthy list of outs for their game against Georgia. For starters, star running back Kewan Lacy has officially been listed as out. Pete Golding said that it was unlikely for Lacy to play in this game against Georgia due to his dislocated shoulder injury, and Lacy's far from the only one. Safety Edwin Joseph is also listed as out for the game too. Defensive lineman Kam Franklin and leading tackler Keaton Thomas were listed as questionable, while cornerback Jalyn Crawford and left tackle Terez Davis were listed as probable. Ole Miss will get back linebacker Luke Ferrelli for the game, but a lot could change on Saturday. For Georgia, only Amaris Williams is out, with him still recovering from a torn ACL.
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Here’s when you can tour Oxford’s St. Jude Dream Home
OXFORD, Miss. (WMC) - Open house tours begin Friday, Nov. 6, for the St. Jude Dream Home in Oxford!. Thursday, builders, designers and St. Jude supporters cut the ribbon on the 2,700-square-foot home valued at almost $800,000. “It’s wonderful just to be here, to be a part of this... something...
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Sustained, severe and widespread vandalism forces city to close park’s public restrooms
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... One Mississippi city has been forced to close its public park restrooms after extensive vandalism shattered fixtures and damaged electrical systems. According to the Oxford Police Department, the facilities at Avent Park and the Oxford Skate Park have been closed indefinitely following sustained, severe...
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“Want to Cry”: Lane Kiffin’s Ex-Wife Opens Up to Ugly Ole Miss Experience LSU HC’s Family Faced
The anger surrounding Lane Kiffin’s departure from Ole Miss didn’t end when he took the LSU job. Even his family felt the backlash. His ex-wife, Layla Kiffin, who privately reunited with him in 2025, recently opened up about an uncomfortable experience in Oxford, where she and their daughter Landry were confronted by furious Ole Miss fans during the Rebels’ game against LSU. What was supposed to be a simple trip to watch football quickly turned into an ordeal she says felt like a scene from a bad movie. “I just either want to cry ’cause I’m so mad at you for speaking like this to my child, or ...
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Tupelo police address concerns over April death investigation
TUPELO – The Tupelo Police Department is responding to public concerns surrounding its investigation into the April death of 29-year-old Christopher Armstrong. Armstrong died April 7, 2026. Police said the Mississippi State Medical Examiner’s Office determined the manner of death to be suicide. According to the department, the...