Recruiting: Ole Miss commit flips to Colorado hours after shutting down recruitment

Recruiting: Ole Miss commit flips to Colorado hours after shutting down recruitment

In the bizarre world of high school football recruiting, Ole Miss had a commit flip to another program after shutting down his recruitment. 4-star Choctaw County defensive lineman Ben'Jarvius Shumaker committed to play for Pete Golding's Rebels in March, then said he was sticking to that decision on Monday. 16 hours later, the top-3 Mississippi prospect announced that he now plans to play for Colorado and head coach Deion Sanders. READ MORE: https://www.supertalk.fm/4-star-ole-miss-commit-flips-to-colorado-hours-after-shutting-down-recruitment/

Previewing the Mississippi Gulf Coast Book Festival

Look ahead to the Mississippi Gulf Coast Book Festival on August 8 and get a sense of what it has to offer.

Keytronic expanding in Corinth/Delta State separating School of Business and Aviation

Keytronic is expanding electronics production in Corinth with an $8.89 million investment, plus, Delta State University is separating their School of Business and Aviation into two separate entities. MORE INFO: https://www.supertalk.fm/keytronic-expanding-electronics-production-in-corinth-with-8-89-million-investment/

BBQ prices compared to 2016/Balloon Glow event in Ridgeland

Accounting for inflation, look at the percentage of raised or lowered prices for items used at a barbecue, plus, Ridgeland is hosting a patriotic event on June 26 featuring more than 15 hot air balloons.

11 Mississippians indicted in Medicaid fraud scheme/LeFleur's Bluff temporarily closed due to flooding

Attorney General Lynn Fitch reported that there were 11 Mississippians indicted as a part of a Medicaid fraud scheme, plus, LeFleur's Bluff has been temporarily closed due to flooding from Tropical Storm Arthur.