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SuperTalk Mississippi Media (STMM) is a leading multimedia platform connecting Mississippi through digital, broadcast, and news outlets with over a 70-dial reach and an app for easy access. It features insightful programs like Mornings with Richard Cross and MidDays with Gerard Gibert, known for meaningful policy discussions. A recent interview with Governor Tate Reeves highlighted his commitment to economic growth, responsible investment, and school choice. Reeves emphasized education improvements, workforce training, and support for small businesses as economic lifeblood. STMM remains Mississippi’s hub for vital conversations, offering extensive content via social media, podcasts, and YouTube.

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SUMMARY: Award-winning country trio Rascal Flatts, consisting of Gary Levox, Jay DeMarcus, and Joe Don Rooney, returned after a five-year hiatus and announced an extension of their Life is a Highway Tour into 2026. The 21-concert tour will cover 16 states, featuring special guests Lauren Alaina and Chris Lane. They will perform in Biloxi, Mississippi, on February 19, with tickets on sale August 15. Originally disbanding after their 2020 tour, the pandemic cut plans short. In 2025, they released their tenth album, “Life Is A Highway: Refueled Duets,” revisiting hits with new collaborations. The band has 12 No. 1 country hits and multiple awards.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi state trooper Tavon Moore, injured in a motorcycle crash on August 2, remains alert but has lost movement in his lower body. Commissioner Sean Tindell said Moore, 28, is receiving specialized care and faces a long recovery. The accident occurred near Highway 67 and Highway 605 in Harrison County. Moore was initially treated at Gulfport Memorial Hospital before transfer to University Medical Center in New Orleans. His hometown of Wiggins and others have raised over $10,000 via GoFundMe to support his family. The Department of Public Safety will also accept donations through its Public Safety Foundation to assist with expenses.