Former Mississippi Supreme Court Chief Justice Edwin Lloyd Pittman died on Sept. 25 at his home in Ridgeland. He was 89.

Our first question is not a question but an observation. Q. RazorAlex88 says: Yet another finish in the ‘Heartbreak Hotel.” Different year, same story. Death and Taxes. Losing in ...

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Annapolis alderwoman Rhonda Pindell-Charles says she is running for mayor of Annapolis in 2025. Elected to the city council ...

Pittman is hoping that the issues that the Razorbacks have had up front so far in the season don't snowball into a full-blown ...

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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — After another loss to Texas A&M on Saturday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, it was the fifth straight game in a different stadium to start the year. Now Sam Pittman is just ...

Arkansas is gearing up to host No. 4 Tennessee on Saturday. The Razorbacks have special instructions for the home fans with ...

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Pittman highlighted a few areas the offensive line has to improve. Snapping has been a problem for Arkansas, and a fumbled ...

Former Supreme Court Chief Justice Edwin Lloyd Pittman, who served in multiple state elected offices, including all three ...