Author: Jon R Myers

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves expressed his enthusiasm for returning to the Neshoba County Fair, highlighting its unique community and significance.

Mississippi officials report ongoing damage assessments following severe storms and flooding, with hundreds of homes and businesses affected.

El Mastizo Mexican Grill donated lunch to staff members of the sheriff’s department and justice court, according to sources.

Hunters can apply for various draw hunts from July 15 to August 15, according to state wildlife officials.

North 3rd Street in Booneville will be closed today for gas line repairs near Swift Park and MaxxSouth offices, with reopening expected Friday.

Experts emphasize that diverse habitats are crucial for supporting wildlife such as deer, turkeys, and quail. Uniform landscapes often fall short in providing necessary resources.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks highlights its outdoor shooting facilities, spanning from sporting clays to precision shooting, for all skill levels this summer.

Mississippi residents can fish without a license on July 4th, but permits are still required at state-owned lakes. The day offers a chance for beginners and seasoned anglers to enjoy the sport.

Damage assessments are ongoing across Mississippi following severe storms and flooding. Multiple shelters and donation sites remain open for affected residents.

The state of Mississippi has achieved an all-time high in employment, marking one of the hottest job markets in the country, according to officials.