SUMMARY: The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians voted in favor of exploring recreational marijuana use on tribal lands, with 55% of over 2,500 voters supporting a June 10 referendum. While the vote doesn’t legalize use outright, it permits the Tribal Council to conduct feasibility studies and research regulations and public health impacts. Tribal Chief Cyrus Ben emphasized that no immediate changes will occur. The Choctaw join a growing number of Native American groups nationwide examining cannabis reform. Future decisions will include rules on production, sales, and use, particularly on tribal properties in Mississippi and Tennessee, including casinos and residential areas.

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SUMMARY: National food personality and bestselling author Elizabeth Heiskell will headline the 11th Annual Women’s Day luncheon at the Sanderson Farms Championship on Sept. 30 at the Country Club of Jackson. Known as the “Debutante Farmer,” Heiskell is a Mississippi Delta native and founder of Elizabeth Heiskell Catering. She appears regularly on NBC’s *TODAY Show* and is the author of several cookbooks. At the luncheon, she’ll share her entrepreneurial journey and breast cancer survival story. The event, sponsored by International Paper, kicks off Mississippi’s only PGA tournament, which runs Sept. 28–Oct. 5. Individual tickets are \$250; tables are \$1,800.

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SUMMARY: Brian O’Connor, recently named Mississippi State’s head baseball coach, is swiftly rebuilding the program with a focus on roster retention, staff continuity, and long-term success. Bringing key assistants from Virginia and retaining pitching coach Justin Parker, O’Connor aims to quickly assemble a competitive 2026 team while laying groundwork for sustained excellence. A decorated coach with a national title and seven CWS appearances, he embraces the pressure from MSU’s passionate fanbase and high expectations. With a \$2.9 million salary and a commitment to player development over quick fixes, O’Connor plans to transform Mississippi State into a consistent national contender over several years.

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