Phi Theta Kappa members donate $2,700 to North Mississippi Red Cross
Members of Northeast Mississippi’s Iota Zeta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa presented a $2,700 donation to the North Mississippi Chapter of the American Red Cross.
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Members of Northeast Mississippi’s Iota Zeta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa presented a $2,700 donation to the North Mississippi Chapter of the American Red Cross.
Read MoreA Mississippi official has been appointed as the 2026 States’ Co-Chair of the Delta Regional Authority, aiming to boost regional progress.
Read MoreMississippi Gov. Tate Reeves highlighted the state’s role in advancing rural America’s technology and industry development during a meeting with regional leaders.
Read MoreCommunity members and officials are calling for prayers following a violent incident in Simpson County that injured a deputy and affected multiple lives.
Read MoreRetired biologist Mark LaSalle discusses native plants that draw hummingbirds and shares insights on their behavior in a new episode of the Mississippi Outdoors Podcast.
Read MoreMembers of Northeast’s Board of Trustees participated in the Mississippi Association of Community College Trustees Conference in Biloxi, focusing on professional development and collaboration.
Read MoreA broken utility pole has caused a power outage impacting about 450 meters of Hwy 4 West in Jumpertown and Pisgah communities. Restoration is expected within 2 to 3 hours.
Read MoreMississippi Gov. Tate Reeves hosted the Appalachian Regional Commission’s annual meeting in Starkville, highlighting state initiatives.
Read MoreThomas Long was recognized at the 93rd Mississippi FFA Convention for finishing third in prepared public speaking.
Read MoreMississippi First Lady Elee Reeves and Excel By 5 are partnering to encourage early literacy, emphasizing the importance of reading for young children.
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