Prentiss County News

Middle school students from Baldwyn’s Junior Beta Club assisted with campus cleaning projects, including organizing closets and collecting trash.

Maggie McElhaney and Andie Kate Ramey received all-tournament honors at the NEMCC Spring Invitational. Ramey was the medalist with a 147, while McElhaney finished fourth.

Auditions for the Northeast Mississippi Community College Fine Arts Department’s upcoming school year are scheduled this weekend, offering opportunities for students to showcase their talents.

The college is transforming the Seth Pounds Auditorium into a state-of-the-art space for arts and community events.

Land managers are using prescribed fires during the growing season to improve wildlife habitats and control woody brush, extending fire use beyond winter.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks highlights spring turkey hunting as a longstanding tradition in April.

Amazon.com plans to invest $12 billion and add 800 jobs across Madison and Hinds counties, part of a broader $25 billion investment and 2,000 jobs announced in Mississippi over the past two years.

The Prentiss County Sheriff’s Office and TRIAD are preparing for their annual event to honor senior citizens, set for May 28 at Booneville First Methodist Church.

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Prentiss County officials have announced April 22 as the final day for residents to place storm debris at the roadside for collection, focusing on vegetative materials from recent storms.