Mississippi Fourth Graders Lead Nation in Reading and Math Gains
Mississippi’s fourth-grade students have achieved the highest scores in the nation for reading and math improvements, according to state officials.
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The Lumber Manufactory plans a $15 million investment in New Albany, creating 50 jobs and offering new opportunities for Mississippi timberland owners.
Read moreIn the latest episode, Matt Wyatt interviews Robert St. John about his career, Mississippi, and food.
Read moreThe Booneville Street Department continues repairs on the downtown Booneville Bridge, keeping it closed through Wednesday. Drivers are advised to seek alternative routes.
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Read moreMississippi Volunteer and Miss Mississippi Teen Volunteer met with the Mississippi Highway Patrol to promote safe driving initiatives.
Read moreAs deer season nears, wildlife officials advise planting fall food plots in October. Preparation begins earlier in August, but seed should go in the ground later in the fall.
Read moreThe event on August 18 will introduce student-athletes from 11 programs and feature a preseason football scrimmage.
Read moreThe annual ‘Meet the Tigers’ event is relocating to Tiger Stadium to host an intrasquad football scrimmage, featuring all 11 athletic programs.
Read moreEmily Pollard has been named this month’s Northeast Way Award recipient for her dedication to students and community engagement.
Read moreThe event will introduce student-athletes from 11 programs and feature a preseason football scrimmage at Tiger Stadium.
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