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Students are advised to pause coursework as power outages disrupt virtual instruction. Faculty will update students once power is restored.

City officials advise residents to exercise caution as melting ice from recent storm creates hazardous conditions, including falling debris that can damage vehicles and pose safety risks.

Farm Bureau is open today to support insured clients and community members. The organization offers hot coffee for those needing warmth.

Mississippi wildlife officials advise landowners to maintain water on wetlands to support migrating birds and habitat health beyond the duck hunting season.

The MDWFP Fisheries team added 300 tons of lime to Shadow Lake to enhance water chemistry and support fish populations, promising better fishing in the future.

The Mississippi Department of Transportation reminds drivers to exercise caution on the roads. Authorities emphasize the importance of safe driving amid ongoing travel conditions.

Mississippi’s Human Trafficking Coordinator will join a statewide summit aimed at fighting human trafficking on February 6.

North East Mississippi Community College will remain closed through the week and reopen Monday, Feb. 2. Dorm students are advised to check in upon arrival.

Drivers in Mississippi are advised to exercise caution this morning due to icy road conditions following a cold overnight freeze. Utility crews and first responders are working to restore power and assist residents.

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