Mississippi Governor’s Mansion to Light Up Red for American Heart Month
The Mississippi Governor’s Mansion will be illuminated in red this month to raise awareness for American Heart Month, First Lady Elee Reeves announced.
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LaPaul Boykin, a standout defensive lineman from the Northeast Tigers, is set to sign his national letter of intent Friday morning.
Read moreThe registration deadline for BHS 2026-27 cheer tryouts has been extended. A parent meeting has been rescheduled to Feb. 11.
Read moreBaldwyn High School senior Jana Claire Collins toured Northeast Mississippi Community College and discussed her academic plans with staff.
Read moreNorthside Missions will collect supplies to assemble foster care packages for Prentiss County Child Protective Services on February 4.
Read moreBooneville officials expressed gratitude to Amory’s mayor and Public Works Department for their help during winter storm recovery.
Read moreAs of Feb. 4, PCEPA reports 124 meters remain affected by storm damage. Crews are working tirelessly to restore power and repair infrastructure.
Read moreThe Booneville Eagles will face Meridian in a critical conference match at Bonner Arnold Coliseum, urging fans to fill the stands.
Read moreIn 2025, Mississippi harvested more than 1.7 million pounds of invasive carp, supporting efforts to manage the species and turn it into a resource.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks is providing free hunter education classes at multiple locations throughout February.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Public Safety’s mobile station provided driver’s license services at Brookhaven High School, allowing students to obtain permits or licenses on campus.
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