Prentiss County News

The state commits $5 million to improve infrastructure, transportation, and site readiness for three forestry projects, supporting economic growth.

Despite declines over recent decades, some Mississippi residents still hear male bobwhite quail during breeding season. State biologists track populations through call surveys and public reporting.

Mississippi is emphasizing the development of new industries rather than solely attracting existing ones, officials say.

In episode 401, President Dr. Ricky G. Ford discusses how Northeast maintains a close-knit college environment while preparing students for the workforce.

Northeast High School has announced its newly elected SGA officers, including president Lily Benjamin and vice president Anderson Long.

A new episode of the Mississippi Outdoors Podcast features MDWFP biologist Martin Coker discussing wildlife management, including nuisance animals and fur bearers.

Young black bears are traveling through Mississippi towns this summer, prompting safety advice from wildlife officials. Authorities advise residents to take steps to prevent conflicts.

Mississippi has announced a new strategy to establish a critical minerals industry, aiming to bolster the state’s economy and support national energy goals.

Mississippi officials are tracking river levels amid ongoing rainfall, with some waterways expected to crest later this week. Authorities remain on alert for potential flooding.

Northeast plans to close West Veterans Boulevard for about three days starting late May for crosswalk improvements, weather permitting.