Libraries celebrate National Library Week with hidden Joy characters
Libraries are marking National Library Week by hiding 22 Joy characters from the movie Inside Out. Visitors can find and win prizes.
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Community hosts free self-defense class with Big Dawgs Martial Arts
A free self-defense session is scheduled for April 28 at Burgess, open to students, employees, and community members, regardless of experience.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College Police Officers Engage Middle School Students
NEMCC police leaders visited Burnsville middle schoolers to discuss law enforcement careers and future preparation.
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Mississippi DPS opens new headquarters in Pearl
The Mississippi Department of Public Safety has unveiled a new headquarters in Pearl, emphasizing support for law enforcement officers statewide.
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Debris Removal Closes Section of Cherokee Drive
Crews will conduct debris removal along Cherokee Drive today, prompting a temporary road closure. Residents and travelers are advised to use alternate routes.
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Northeast to hold graduation ceremonies May 14-18
Northeast Community College will host its commencement ceremonies from May 14 to 18 at the Booneville campus. The events will be streamed live for those unable to attend in person.
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Blue Devil softball prepares for second-round playoff games
The Blue Devils are set for a series of playoff games this weekend, with potential for a third if necessary, pending weather updates.
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Booneville High School athletes set track records ahead of North Half Meet
Booneville High School’s track and field team continues to break school records this season, with the North Half Meet scheduled for Thursday.
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Baldwyn School District Announces Important Dates for Parents and Students
The Baldwyn School District urges families to stay updated on upcoming events, including state testing and awards days, through official communication channels.
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Mississippi Department of Public Safety warns of ongoing scam texts
The Mississippi Department of Public Safety urges residents to ignore suspicious messages claiming to be from the agency, as scammers continue their activities.
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