Flash flooding in Forrest and Lamar counties leaves one dead, officials say
Flooding in Mississippi’s Forrest and Lamar counties has resulted in one death, prompting emergency response efforts. Authorities urge residents to stay safe.
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Students at Booneville Middle School enjoyed a successful field day last Friday, with support from local authorities.
Read moreMore than 100 players participated in a golf event to support Mississippi Highway Patrol Trooper Landon Murphy, who is fighting an illness, according to the Mississippi Department of Public Safety.
Read moreState wildlife officials will hold a live Facebook session next Tuesday to discuss alligator season and answer public questions.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks emphasizes the importance of boater education for those operating motorized vessels on state waters during National Safe Boating Week.
Read moreStudents outside Booneville School District can enroll in summer school and credit recovery programs with administrator approval. The courses are fully online.
Read moreStudents who reached sales goals in the Baldwyn Elementary School candle fundraiser enjoyed a skating day and pizza lunch, district officials said.
Read moreCity of Booneville officials and staff finished a leadership training series with Cory Lee Leadership, aiming to strengthen team skills.
Read moreOlof Behle tees off early in the NJCAA Division II National Championship at Swan Lake Resort, aiming for a strong start on day one.
Read moreMolly received her driver’s license as she celebrated her 16th birthday, prompting congratulations from friends and family.
Read moreThe U.S. Supreme Court reversed a lower court order requiring Mississippi to redraw legislative districts, signaling support for racial considerations in map drawing.
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