Mississippi Advances Legislation to Address Reading Crisis
A legislative effort in Mississippi offers a potential solution to America’s ongoing reading struggles, signaling progress amid widespread education challenges.
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A legislative effort in Mississippi offers a potential solution to America’s ongoing reading struggles, signaling progress amid widespread education challenges.
Read moreThe Prentiss County Tournament begins Saturday at Booneville City Park, with two games scheduled in the morning.
Read moreSupporters are encouraged to pack the park and cheer on NEMCC Baseball as they face the top-ranked team in the country this weekend.
Read moreThe Northeast Mississippi Community College softball team is set to play its first games in a week on the road against East Central Community College this afternoon.
Read moreMarc Watson is introduced as a member of the Central Mississippi Maintenance Department, according to department officials.
Read moreMississippi is soliciting public feedback on up to 101 census tracts for Opportunity Zone designations, set to take effect in 2027 and last for a decade.
Read moreDepartment of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks staff are monitoring black bear reproduction through yearly den inspections. The checks help gather vital data on cubs and mother bears.
Read moreStudents at Baldwyn Elementary School who met Accelerated Reader goals enjoyed a silent disco in the gym, choosing from three music genres to dance and sing along.
Read moreBaldwyn Elementary will hold pre-registration for incoming kindergarten students from April 7-10. Parents are advised to prepare necessary documents and visit the school during designated hours.
Read moreHigh school juniors from Baldwyn High School explored college life during ICC’s Spring Preview Day in Fulton, meeting with college representatives and touring the campus.
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