Prentiss County News

Mississippi residents should prepare for heavy rainfall and flooding in the coming days, with additional threats along the Gulf Coast, officials say.

Wounded Warriors of Mississippi visited the Mississippi Department of Public Safety headquarters, where officers signed a vehicle to aid veterans and their families.

Mississippi has achieved record-high graduation rates and significant improvements in reading and math, setting a national benchmark. State officials plan to collaborate with Southern leaders to expand these successes.

Tickets are available for free for the upcoming United in Song event in Mississippi, honoring the state and the nation.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks held its annual fish camp, teaching young anglers fishing skills and water safety.

Sixty students participate in a program that combines classroom instruction with real-world work experience, helping them prepare for future careers.

The college encourages students to explore financial aid options to support their educational journey. Staff are available to assist students with questions and applications.

Sabrina D. Howell has been named to the bench in the 3rd Chancery District, bringing extensive experience in family and youth courts.

Trooper Ana-Rials Beasley graduated from Cadet Class 70 and will serve in the Commercial Transportation Enforcement Division, following in her stepfather’s footsteps.

The Starkville Driver Service Bureau is closed this week as it moves to a new location. The office will reopen June 22.