Mississippi allocates $3.4 million for youth mental health services
Mississippi is investing more than $3.3 million to expand mental health support for children and young adults impacted by COVID-19, Gov. Tate Reeves announced.
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Mississippi is investing more than $3.3 million to expand mental health support for children and young adults impacted by COVID-19, Gov. Tate Reeves announced.
Read moreOfficers from multiple agencies participated in a two-day pistol optics course hosted by Booneville Police Department, despite hot weather conditions.
Read moreMDWFP Alligator Program Coordinator Andrew Arnett and a local trapper address a nuisance alligator at a Mississippi lake in a new episode.
Read moreBooneville High School has introduced its elected Student Government Association officers and class representatives for the 2026-2027 school year.
Read moreNyesha Davis, a 2026 graduate of Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Logistics program, has accepted a position with Waldom Electronics.
Read moreStudents and parents can now purchase 2026 Homecoming T-shirts through school offices or online. Orders are due September 3.
Read moreMatthew Montgomery, III, a senior at Baldwyn High School, visited Northeast Mississippi Community College with his mother to explore college options and resources.
Read moreA former student-athlete encourages community support for the school’s sports teams and invites viewers to tune in to Bearcat TV.
Read moreFans are seeing limited or unavailable content, likely due to privacy settings or deletions, as football season resumes.
Read moreThe Tennessee Valley Authority provided a look at its new 500-megawatt power facility in Steens, Mississippi, on Friday.
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