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Starting June 1, road construction will impact traffic in the area for approximately three to four weeks, with nightly work scheduled from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.

Mississippi law enforcement warns drivers to prioritize safety by wearing seat belts, emphasizing the importance of seat belt laws in the state.

Mississippi residents interested in emergency medical services can begin training through North East Mississippi Community College’s Continuing Education program.

Kristen Beamon from the CTED Training Division conducted a training session for Mississippi law enforcement officers, emphasizing ongoing professional development.

Veterans Drive near Northeast Mississippi Community College has reopened to traffic after construction. Drivers can now access the road between 2nd Street and North College Street.

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Students at Northeast High School use iPads to work at their own pace, collaborate, and create projects, aiming to make learning more engaging and practical.

Mississippi’s Rural Health Transformation Program will offer grants to improve healthcare access, technology, and infrastructure in rural areas, with applications opening in June.

Road improvements are set to begin in early June, with nightly lane closures and paving work expected to last several weeks, according to authorities.