Garrett Tenney Archive

Football Fans Never Lose the Party at the 'Holy Grail of Tailgating'

Published October 09, 2011

It’s been called “The Holy Grail of Tailgating” where 50,000 Ole' Miss. fans shows up early and stay late for the most extravagant tailgating in the country.

Surgeon Study Finds Limits on Training Hours May Impede Medical Performance

Published October 04, 2011

Regulations that limit the number of hours medical residents can work in a week may be impeding young doctors from getting the experience they need to treat patients, a new study suggests.

Mississippi Tourism Gets Some Help From 'The Help'

Published September 14, 2011

After rocketing to number one on the New York Times best-seller list, and leading box-office sales for nearly a month as a hit Hollywood movie, The Help is helping Mississippi clean up on tourism. 

Controversial Dog Fighting App Back -- And Better Than Ever, Developer Claims

Published August 13, 2011

A controversial Android app that takes users into the bloody underground world of dog fighting is back on the market, and getting ready to release a new update the game’s developers are calling “the biggest yet.”

Mississippi Town Struggles to Rebuild Months After Devastating Tornado

Published August 04, 2011

Three months after a tornado ravished a small Mississippi town, residents are still just beginning to rebuild their lives and their homes.

Online Newspaper Takes on Hawaii’s Political Elite

Published July 04, 2011

Malia Zimmerman isn't afraid to take on the establishment in Hawaii. She took on the former governor after she was fired from her journalism job -- saying her employer was pressured by the governor to fire her.

Camp Gives Military Kids Sense of Parents' Experience

Published July 03, 2011

Campers at the Mississippi National Guard’s Kid’s Annual Training camp, now in its 20th year, get the full experience of life on the base – bunk checks, flag protocol, meals in the mess hall and a whole lot of marching. In formation, of course.

Rep. Ron Paul Wins Straw Poll at GOP Conference

Published June 18, 2011

Mississippi Wheelchair-Bound Artist Paints Success from Tragedy

Published May 07, 2011

William Heard’s paintings sell anywhere from 1,500 to 4,000 dollars a piece, but he isn’t your typical artist, and it’s not just because he uses pizza pans instead of paintbrushes. In fact, if it wasn’t for a fateful car accident in 2000 that left him a quadriplegic, he might not be an artist at all.

UCLA Researchers Predicted Bin Laden's City Hideout Down to Within 130 Miles

Published May 04, 2011

In early 2009, UCLA researchers not only predicted that Usama Bin Laden wasn't hiding in a remote cave, but figured out there was an 88.9-percent probability he would be found in a major city less than 200 miles from where the terror kingpin was actually found.