Prentiss County News

Speeches at the Neshoba County Fair begin this morning, as numerous potential candidates gear up for the 2027 race. Observers are advised to pay close attention.

Mississippi authorities continue damage assessments following recent severe storms and floods, reporting destruction to homes, businesses, roads, and bridges.

Gov. Tate Reeves announced Mississippi reached a historic high in non-farm employment in May, with more than 1.19 million jobs.

Mississippi officials say they have identified the issue causing some driver’s licenses to fail scans at TSA and other locations. Affected residents can get free replacements starting June 23.

Mississippi is accepting applications for Cadet Class 71. The deadline is August 29.

Students can enroll in hands-on emergency medical technician courses starting Aug. 13, gaining credentials to pursue careers in emergency medicine.

Employees at Hago Automotive in Iuka recently finished a leadership development program, aiming to strengthen the local workforce.

Dalton Keith Wages, 21, received a 45-year sentence after pleading guilty to manslaughter, assault on a police officer, and witness intimidation in Pontotoc County.

Prentiss County law enforcement officers participated in a joint firearms qualification session with Booneville and Baldwyn police departments.

The state reports record-high employment and increased investment, highlighting successful economic development.