Mississippi youth hunter bags first turkey in Quitman County
A young hunter’s first turkey hunt in Mississippi highlights the excitement and mentorship involved in outdoor experiences.
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The Booneville Street Department will start paving the north section of Martin Luther King Jr. Drive on March 5, 2026, causing temporary disruptions.
Read moreMississippi’s first responders are under pressure to meet upcoming deadlines for Tier 5 compliance, with legislation pushing for swift action.
Read moreHunter Farrior shares his journey from starting Spring Legion Turkey Hunting in 2019 to building a nationwide brand on the Mississippi Outdoors Podcast.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks’ Visitor Education Center is hosting daily Spring Break activities from March 10-13 at the Bob Tyler Fish Hatchery.
Read moreA community event promises free repair services from Thursday through Sunday, with specific hours each day.
Read moreKania Simmons has received the Bill Ricketts Memorial Scholarship from the NEMCC Foundation, which supports students pursuing higher education.
Read moreOfficials will provide updates on the upcoming 2026 turkey hunting season tonight. Hunters are encouraged to stay informed about regulations and dates.
Read moreThe prom fee for juniors and seniors is due by Friday, March 6, 2026. The fee is $75 before the deadline and increases afterward.
Read moreBrogan Speck, Destini Welch, Zoey Brown, Nate Thomas, Justin Baldwin, Mylie Billups, Preston Owens, and Baislee Vandivander recognized as Students of the Month.
Read moreMathieu Arnold, a senior at Baldwyn High School, shadowed students in the college’s culinary and hospitality programs, gaining hands-on experience and insights into the fields.
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