Mississippi kicks off new fiscal year with $53 million investment in Lee County
Mississippi begins its new fiscal year maintaining last year’s momentum with a $53 million investment in Lee County.
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Mississippi begins its new fiscal year maintaining last year’s momentum with a $53 million investment in Lee County.
Read moreThe hospital celebrates the arrival of its newest class of internal medicine residents, emphasizing their commitment to serving the state.
Read morePresident Donald Trump has authorized federal aid for five Mississippi counties impacted by tornadoes and storms in early May, aiding recovery efforts.
Read moreMDWFP will join a national campaign to enforce boating laws and promote safety on Mississippi waterways this holiday weekend.
Read moreMississippi Department of Public Safety offices will be closed July 3 in observance of Independence Day, including all Driver Service Bureaus. Offices will reopen July 6.
Read moreGovernor Tate Reeves announced more than 100 appointments to various positions within Mississippi’s state government, citing confidence in the appointees’ talent and dedication.
Read moreUnited Airlines announced the return of commercial air service to Natchez, connecting the city to Houston after more than three decades.
Read moreStudents and parents can now apply for free and reduced-price lunches through a new online portal.
Read moreFamilies in the Baldwyn School District are encouraged to apply online for free and reduced-price meals for the 2026-27 school year. Applications are now available at linqconnect.com.
Read moreTroopers from Mississippi’s Department of Public Safety shared lessons on leadership and character with Pascagoula High School football players, emphasizing their importance beyond sports.
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