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Patrick Stewart, ‘Star Trek’ and ‘X-Men’ Star Who Filmed in Mississippi, Dies at 86

Patrick Stewart, known for Star Trek and X-Men, died at 86. His Mississippi connections included filming Logan and narrating a Delta State planetarium show.
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‘Certainties’ Include Universal Health Care

There are certain certainties we accept: death and taxes. Other certainties can be deduced from trends. For instance, the sun will set on Mississippi’s...

Wicker Works To Prevent Child Deaths In Overheated Cars

The arrival of National Heatstroke Awareness Day on July 31 came on the heels of some particularly heart-wrenching news.  A 7-month-old and a 1-year-old...

Abandoned Vehicle, DUI And More In This Weekend's Crime Report

Oxford police responded to the following calls: Two 911 hang ups, abandoned vehicle, 14 alarms, three ambulance assist, three careless driving, civil matter, code enforcement...

Watch: "Monthly Meeting With Mayor Tannehill"

It’s been a little over a month since Robyn Tannehill’s inauguration, so HottyToddy.com stopped by City Hall to catch up with Mayor Tannehill to...

New Northwest Drum Major Preparing For Fall Marching Season

Brynden Foster of Senatobia has been named drum major of the Northwest Mississippi Community College Ranger Band for 2017-2018, according to Jared Brownlee, marching...

Pharmacy School And Diabetes Patients Collaborate On Research

Capping off nearly a year of discussions with people who have diabetes and diabetes stakeholders across the state, researchers from the University of Mississippi...

Prison-to-College Pipeline Program Helps Participants Build Futures

A partnership between the University of Mississippi and Mississippi College is promoting higher education in prison and helping incarcerated men and women transform their...

Participants Say University's STEM Camp For Girls Rocks

Programming robots and studying physics were among the activities enjoyed by 16 junior high students attending a girls-only science, technology, engineering and mathematics camp...

It's A 'Luckyday' For Ole Miss Students

With a new $7.25 million commitment to the University of Mississippi, the Luckyday Foundation of Jackson is ensuring that entering freshmen and community college...

Serving An Ace For Ole Miss Tennis

Fans of Ole Miss Tennis can leave their winter coats at home come January as the Rebels begin competing in a new $11 million...
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