Booneville MS News

City officials, county supervisors, and state representatives gathered at the Agri-Center to review debris removal and recovery plans following recent events.

The Yazoo County girls basketball team will play Booneville in the second round of the MHSAA Class 3A girls state playoffs tonight at 5 p.m.

Yazoo County girls and Booneville boys basketball teams face off in second-round playoff games this weekend, with both contests broadcast live.

Booneville High School’s tennis team played its first match on new courts, marking the start of the season and a new chapter under Coach Presley.

Registration is now open for Booneville’s youth baseball and softball leagues, with programs for children as young as 4 years old. The season runs from April through June.

The city of Booneville is starting storm debris removal across all wards next week. Residents are urged to follow guidelines to ensure efficient pickup.

The City of Booneville will hold a debris removal kickoff meeting on February 23 to coordinate cleanup efforts following recent events. Local contractors are encouraged to participate.

Detective Captain Courtney of the Booneville Police Department has been honored as the 2025 Crime Stoppers Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, recognizing his dedication and leadership.

Artisans and handmade vendors are invited to showcase their work at Booneville’s Hospitality Arts Festival on April 18, featuring live music and local hospitality.

The city of Booneville has approved a debris removal plan following a severe ice storm, with work set to begin under new contracts and federal assistance guidelines.