Editor’s Note: Special thanks to SP coach Zach Broadway and broadcast crew statistician Kenny Hopper for weekly and year-to-date stats. South Panola may have a 2-3 record through its first five ...

We have all heard many stories about Lyme disease. I noticed a tick on me after being out in the woods and it caused me to think about Lyme disease. Below I will discuss what the disease is about and ...

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP) announced a record harvest for the 2026 spring turkey season, with Mississippi hunters reporting 17,907 birds through Game Check.

A news release on Monday of this week announced new ownership of Batesville’s rural health center, a change that will include the return of its previous name. The release did not name the new owners.

The term “gerontocracy” (rule by the elderly) isn’t new — it’s been in use since the 1830s — but according to Google Trends it’s come into more frequent usage since 2018. And no wonder. The two most ...

Across every major conflict—from the segregated units of World War I to today’s all-volunteer force—African Americans have boldly defended democratic ideals abroad while simultaneously advocating for ...

The South Panola School District has 4,138 students enrolled so far this school year, including approximately 1,200 students at South Panola High School. The district ended the 2025-26 school year ...

A column about religion in The Oxford Eagle elicited several responses, a few pleasant ones and a couple of zingers. That mixed bag of viewpoints rekindled a curiosity I’ve long had: How do we explain ...

“Anne, since our little trip to the Lucky Rabbit didn’t work out, want to do something else?” “I know it’s last minute, but I sure would love to see the Blue Angels in Pensacola this weekend, she ...

Remember the lyrics to the Creedence Clearwater Revival song “Fortunate Son”. The lyrics of the chorus I ain’t no fortunate one were actually referring to a modest upbringing without the luxuries in ...

Hattiesburg How gas prices have changed in Hattiesburg in the last week ...

As Mississippi students, families and educators prepare to return to classrooms across the state, the excitement of a new school year is often accompanied by something a little less cheerful: anxiety.