Mississippi Governor Highlights State’s Economic and Education Gains
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves emphasized the state’s economic growth and education improvements during a recent event with The State Chamber.
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The college emphasizes personal growth, community, and affordability as key benefits for prospective students.
Read moreTrooper Brylen Edmondson graduated from Cadet Class 70 last Friday, with his father pinning his badge. The new officer is set to serve in Mississippi.
Read moreBoaters and anglers in Mississippi are urged to follow simple steps to stop the spread of aquatic invasive species during National Fishing and Boating Week.
Read moreThe ACT scheduled for June 14 has been canceled, but the June 13 administration will proceed as planned. Students have been reassigned to new testing sites.
Read moreParents of recent NEMCC graduates are encouraged to share tips and encouragement for families of new students entering the college.
Read moreOlof Behle and Andie Kate Ramey have been named May Athletes of the Month at NEMCC, with Ramey earning All-American honors at the NJCAA National Tournament.
Read moreGovernor Tate Reeves hosted the Mississippi Central State Trooper Coalition Youth Camp at the Governor’s Mansion, praising the group of young participants.
Read moreMississippi is gearing up for ‘United in Song,’ a key event marking the 250th anniversary of the United States. The celebration aims to unite residents in patriotic festivities.
Read moreAfter nearly two decades of effort, Mississippi has received approval to deepen the Port of Gulfport, enabling larger ships and increased cargo capacity.
Read moreApplications for the 2026 public water alligator hunt in Mississippi are due by June 12. The season runs from August 28 to September 7.
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