SUMMARY: Ole Miss linebacker Suntarine Perkins has earned multiple preseason honors ahead of the 2025 college football season. Named to the preseason All-SEC second team, Perkins is also on the watch list for the Bronko Nagurski Trophy, awarded annually to the nation’s top defensive player. In 2024, Perkins recorded 10.5 sacks—tied for No. 10 in the FBS and second in Ole Miss history—and contributed to team records in sacks and tackles for loss. A preseason All-American, he totaled 98 tackles, 19.5 tackles for loss, and 14 sacks in two seasons. The Nagurski finalists will be announced in November, with the winner revealed in December. Ole Miss opens the 2025 season on August 30 against Georgia State.

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SUMMARY: When Hurricane Katrina struck in 2005, it demanded unified regional collaboration for recovery in Coastal Mississippi, leading to transformative efforts like the Governor’s Commission on Recovery and the Gulf Coast Business Council. However, 20 years later, territorial silos and complacency have returned, hindering progress and causing the region to miss economic opportunities despite Mississippi’s national onshoring success. To thrive amid global shifts and technological disruption, Coastal Mississippi must unite through a Coastal Mississippi Economic Development Alliance. This alliance would leverage infrastructure, coordinate marketing, and diversify the economy into advanced manufacturing, aerospace, biotechnology, and AI-driven industries to ensure resilient growth and a prosperous future.

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SUMMARY: The 136th Neshoba County Fair in Mississippi runs through August 1, offering a family-friendly experience with amusement rides, funnel cakes, and live music featuring The Molly Ringwalds, 49 Winchester, Larry Fleet, and 38 Special. Local artists and activities like an art contest, petting zoo, livestock shows, and the annual pageant will engage visitors. Horse races, covered live by ESPN, remain a highlight. Sunday worship services honor the state’s faith traditions. Political speeches from local officials, state leaders, and Governor Tate Reeves are scheduled. Daily tickets cost \$30, season passes \$60, and children under 10 enter free. More info is available on the official fair website.

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