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More drive than ever: Larry Vance’s new ride has restored his independence behind the wheel
By BRYAN DAVIS PUBLISHER
Fri,05/21/21-10:58AM , 15,818 Reads
Last August, Larry Vance announced that he had sold Vance’s Citgo on U.S. 82 after over 30 years in business and that he planned to retire.
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Ole Miss Athletic Director Keith Carter (back left) looks on as Coolidge Ball joins several friends and family from Indianola for a photo after unveiling the statue that now stands in his honor on the Ole Miss campus. From left are Frank Crosswait, Herbert Ball, Coolidge Ball, Dr. Cass Pennington, Coolidge’s high school coach Earnest Brown, Richard Noble, Walton Gresham and Henry Paris.

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‘A beautiful thing’: Coolidge Ball, Ole Miss unveil statue in his honor
By BRYAN DAVIS
Wed,05/19/21-3:06PM , 3,511 Reads
When Coolidge Ball was in the second grade, a classmate called a little girl in the class “stupid.”
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The Beau Rivage in Biloxi hosted 265 job seekers at a career expo last week, and 70 people were offered positions that day. The Beau Rivage still had another 80 open positions posted to its website on Monday.

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Mississippi casinos are setting revenue records, but they’re struggling to find workers
By SARA DINATALE - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Tue,05/18/21-9:34AM , 818 Reads 29,429 Statewide
At the Beau Rivage, even a job fair comes with the added razzle-dazzle expected from one of the state’s most prominent casinos: sequin-clad show girls, an ice sculpture and a musical performance.

And, of course, several dozen open jobs and on-the-spot interviews.
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Mississippi, relatively small and sparsely populated state, gets 15% of the potential NCAA college baseball regional sites. That includes Dudy Noble Field in Starkville. Credit: Kelly Donoho/Mississippi State athletics

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NCAA announced 20 possible baseball regional sites. Mississippi has three of them.
By RICK CLEVELAND - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Mon,05/17/21-8:40AM , 972 Reads 48,396 Statewide
The NCAA Baseball Committee Friday named its 20 potential regional tournament sites and Mississippi State, Ole Miss and Southern Miss all made the cut. The 16 actual sites will be revealed at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, May 30.
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