Prentiss County News

Gould Industries plans to establish operations in Pike County, creating 65 jobs and investing $14 million in Summit, Miss., according to company officials.

As Tropical Cyclone Arthur weakens to a post-tropical system, officials warn of historic flash flooding across parts of the Gulf Coast, prompting advisories to stay weather aware.

Applications for Mississippi’s private lands alligator season are ongoing, even after the public water draw period has ended.

Approximately 1,150 students across Mississippi participated in the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks’ Youth Art Contest. Winners were announced at the Visitor Education Center.

Flash flooding is expected in parts of Mississippi today, prompting safety advisories from authorities. Travelers are urged to exercise caution.

The Picayune Driver Service Bureau is closed today because of severe weather conditions, officials announced.

The college’s Flickr page features a variety of images from campus events and everyday moments. Visit the page to see the photos.

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves emphasized the state’s economic growth and education improvements during a recent event with The State Chamber.

The Prentiss County Sheriff’s Office is hiring a full-time day shift dispatcher at a pay rate of $15 an hour. Applications are available online and in person.

Gould Industries plans to create 65 jobs in Pike County as it invests in manufacturing expansion, boosting Mississippi’s economy.