Booneville MS News

The Booneville Street Department will resume paving on the north section of Martin Luther King Jr. Drive this week, with lane closures and delays expected.

The Booneville Lady Devils secured the 3A girls basketball state title with a 54-31 victory over Belmont.

Local organizations and city officials joined forces to support families in Booneville through a recent donation program.

The Booneville School District will be on spring break from March 7 to March 15, with classes resuming on March 16.

City crews are working to clear debris and restore Booneville City Cemetery following damage from recent ice storm Fern, with assistance from multiple departments and community workers.

The Booneville Blue Devil Symphonic Band received an All-Superior rating and Sweepstakes Award at the MBA State Concert Evaluations, earning recognition for their performance.

Booneville Mayor Lori Tucker has announced the creation of the city’s first-ever Mayor’s Youth Council for the 2026–2027 school year, aimed at engaging high school students in leadership and community service.

City of Booneville employees participated in a professional development Lunch-and-Learn led by Cory Lee Leadership, focusing on the importance of daily leadership skills.

The Booneville Blue Devil Band is performing at State Band Evaluations today at 11 a.m. Fans can watch the event live online.

The Booneville Street Department will start paving the north section of Martin Luther King Jr. Drive on March 5, 2026, causing temporary disruptions.