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The Bearcats will host Bruce in the first round of the playoffs at BHS Gym tonight at 6 p.m. Admission is $10, with state passes accepted.
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
The Iota Zeta chapter of Phi Theta Kappa will hold its Spring 2026 induction ceremony, with comments limited to ensure a smooth broadcast.
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Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks offers tips for landowners to improve wildlife habitats, including signs to watch for like browse lines and food plot conditions.
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Residents affected by recent winter weather in North Mississippi are encouraged to report damage to help assess the storm’s impact.
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Baldwin School District has announced its Teachers of the Year for the 2025-26 school year, recognizing educators across various categories.
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Baldwyn High School seniors and juniors visited Dynasty College of Cosmetology in Tupelo to explore career options in beauty and barbering fields.
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Both BES and BHS report numerous overdue library books. Parents are encouraged to check backpacks and return books this week.
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North East Mississippi Community College concluded its first spring semester golf tournament at Diamondhead Country Club. The event was held in Diamondhead, Mississippi.
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North East Mississippi Community College baseball team is set to play its first away games of the season against Marion Military on Dec. 3 in Alabama.
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Conner McKnatt will start on the mound for NEMCC in the opening game of the season, according to team officials.
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A new report shows Black children in Mississippi are 2.5 times more likely to achieve reading proficiency by fourth grade compared to their counterparts in California.
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