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The severe winter weather has resulted in 23 fatalities in Mississippi. State agencies and volunteers continue efforts to restore power, provide aid, and support affected residents.

Residents and leaders in Columbia are donating supplies to assist families displaced by severe winter weather in northern Mississippi.

Lafayette County Emergency Management Agency collaborated with Mississippi agencies to distribute supplies to residents.

Students will experience a two-hour delay with adjusted schedules and services, according to school officials. Details are provided for transportation, breakfast, and class times.

Booneville officials are encouraging licensed contractors and local service providers to offer assistance to residents after recent storms, emphasizing safety and scam prevention.

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Prince Oil is open and has kerosene available, while the Westside Community Center at Swift Park serves as a warming shelter for those in need.

Waste Connections is operating normal routes and will collect extra garbage this week due to last week’s delay. Residents are asked to bag all additional waste.

True Shield Roofing is providing free tarping services to homeowners facing upcoming rain, emphasizing community support during inclement weather.