Growing season burns offer wildlife and habitat benefits
Land managers are using prescribed fires during the growing season to improve wildlife habitats and control woody brush, extending fire use beyond winter.
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Land managers are using prescribed fires during the growing season to improve wildlife habitats and control woody brush, extending fire use beyond winter.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks highlights spring turkey hunting as a longstanding tradition in April.
Read moreAmazon.com plans to invest $12 billion and add 800 jobs across Madison and Hinds counties, part of a broader $25 billion investment and 2,000 jobs announced in Mississippi over the past two years.
Read moreThe Prentiss County Sheriff’s Office and TRIAD are preparing for their annual event to honor senior citizens, set for May 28 at Booneville First Methodist Church.
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Read morePrentiss County officials have announced April 22 as the final day for residents to place storm debris at the roadside for collection, focusing on vegetative materials from recent storms.
Read moreStudents and parents can now order the 2025-2026 Booneville High School yearbook. Senior pages and early discounts are available with upcoming deadlines.
Read moreStudents and parents are encouraged to order the 2025-2026 yearbook before the May 8 deadline. Seniors can also reserve pages for their senior year memories.
Read moreStudents from Baldwyn High School’s FCCLA club competed and earned awards at the annual state conference in Natchez, with several receiving scholarships.
Read moreThe Baldwyn High School boys and girls tennis teams won their first-round matches and will face MSMS in the next round on April 14.
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