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Mississippi’s archery-only Velvet Season is scheduled for September 11-13, 2026, offering hunters a chance to harvest one velvet buck. Permits are required.
A Booneville resident has been arrested by authorities after two separate reports were filed against him, which claimed that he
Booneville schools announced they will be closed next week. From the district: Due to the threat of the Coronavirus across
The Body of a soldier from Baldwyn, missing since July of 1950, was recently located and will be returned to
The Body of a soldier from Baldwyn, missing since July of 1950, was recently located and will be returned to
Members of Northeast’s Board of Trustees participated in the Mississippi Association of Community College Trustees Conference in Biloxi, focusing on professional development and collaboration.
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A 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.
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Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves hosted the Appalachian Regional Commission’s annual meeting in Starkville, highlighting state initiatives.
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Thomas Long was recognized at the 93rd Mississippi FFA Convention for finishing third in prepared public speaking.
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Mississippi 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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Persistent moderate to strong onshore winds could cause flooding along the Gulf Coast, with the highest tides expected Thursday evening.
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The flag celebrating the United States’ 250th anniversary is displayed in the downtown Triangle, courtesy of the North Mississippi Mayors Association.
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The Booneville City Board will meet Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall to discuss local issues.
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The weekly Grow @ The Depot event kicks off Thursday evening, featuring live music, local vendors, and community activities from 4 to 8 p.m.
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The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks encourages people to enjoy fishing and boating with minimal preparations through its ‘Just Add Water’ initiative.
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