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Mississippi’s archery-only Velvet Season is scheduled for September 11-13, 2026, offering hunters a chance to harvest one velvet buck. Permits are required.
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 Mississippi Department of Public Safety is accepting applications through Aug. 29 for various positions. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply online or contact recruiters for more information.
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Griesson – de Beukelaer announced a $70 million investment in Madison County, boosting economic momentum in Mississippi.
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Gov. Tate Reeves announced the appointment of Judge Celeste Embrey Wilson of Southaven to the Mississippi Supreme Court, Northern District 3, Place 1.
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The Baldwyn School District has launched its online application for free and reduced-price meals for the 2026-27 school year. Parents are encouraged to apply early.
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The Baldwyn Main Street Chamber and FMBank of Baldwyn provided breakfast and snacks to teachers and staff during the 2026 Welcome Back to School district meeting.
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After 21 years of service, Danny Ramsey is retiring from Baldwyn Schools. The district thanks him for his leadership and dedication.
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For those who delayed college before, Northeast Community College provides flexible online and in-person programs to help achieve educational goals.
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The Booneville Blue Devils fan shop is now open for fans to purchase team gear. The store will be available until Aug. 14.
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Adrian ‘Odie’ Smith, a renowned student-athlete and Hall of Famer, has passed away. He achieved national success at Kentucky and with Team USA in 1960.
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Two prominent figures in Northeast Mississippi Community College basketball history have died, including Hall of Famer Adrian ‘Odie’ Smith and coach Harvey Childers.
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