Booneville MS News

Booneville, a town with fewer than 10,000 residents, emphasizes the importance of hosting athletic events to support local businesses and foster community growth.

The City of Booneville’s Street Department announced ongoing paving work on Marietta and Hatchie streets this week, with potential traffic disruptions.

Booneville officials urge residents to identify safe spaces ahead of storms, including public shelters, homes, and workplaces, as part of weather preparedness efforts.

Booneville officials urge residents to identify safe spaces and stay informed during severe weather events. Community members are encouraged to follow safety tips and monitor official updates.

The city of Booneville has removed approximately 80,000 cubic yards of storm debris, with ongoing efforts expected to continue into next week, officials say.

Construction is ongoing in downtown Booneville as crews upgrade underground utilities and improve roads. The project includes road closures on West Church Street and First Street.

Booneville’s Coach Smith and players Cam Hampton and Elijah Dukes have been chosen to participate in the upcoming all-star game, officials announce.

The City of Booneville’s Street Department is paving streets on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and General Collins this week, with lane closures and delays expected.

The City of Booneville held a leadership training session for city employees, with sponsorship from Cook Coggins Engineering. The event aims to strengthen municipal leadership.

The Booneville Gas & Water Department hosted Mississippi 811’s annual meeting, focusing on gas leak laws and damage prevention procedures.