Mississippi Department of Public Safety reports progress on key initiatives
The Mississippi Department of Public Safety has announced improvements in driver services, backlog reduction, and law enforcement accountability efforts.
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The Mississippi Department of Public Safety has announced improvements in driver services, backlog reduction, and law enforcement accountability efforts.
Read moreThe Baldwyn High School archery team secured second place overall and first in Flight 1 at the Wheeler Tournament on Friday.
Read moreFirst-round games of the 2026 Division 1-2A Basketball Tournament will be played at Hamilton High School. Admission costs $10, and only state passes are accepted.
Read moreThe Baldwyn School District will host its annual Black History Community and Career Expo on February 20, highlighting the history of Lee-Prentiss School.
Read morePrentiss County Investigator Kolby Knight was hit by a vehicle during a traffic stop on Highway 371. He is currently being treated at a Tupelo hospital.
Read moreEvent organizers urge fans to prioritize safety after the Super Bowl, emphasizing the importance of sober driving.
Read moreBHS FCCLA is accepting pre-orders for cupcakes, which will be distributed on Feb. 13. Orders are due by Feb. 9.
Read moreRegistration for the 2026 Baldwyn Park and Rec Little League baseball and softball season has been extended through Monday, Feb. 9.
Read moreA verse from Matthew encourages believers to seek God’s kingdom and righteousness first, with the promise of provision following.
Read moreSix students and staff from Baldwyn High School represented their band at the 67th Northeast Band Clinic.
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