Prentiss County News

Mississippi’s Human Trafficking Coordinator will join a statewide summit aimed at fighting human trafficking on February 6.

North East Mississippi Community College will remain closed through the week and reopen Monday, Feb. 2. Dorm students are advised to check in upon arrival.

Drivers in Mississippi are advised to exercise caution this morning due to icy road conditions following a cold overnight freeze. Utility crews and first responders are working to restore power and assist residents.

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After 16.5 years on the road, a driver expresses pride in calling Morgan Van Lines home, citing a family-like environment.

Power lines are down across Highway 72 near the Shell Station close to Highway 45 exit, prompting officials to advise against travel in the area.

Students living in campus housing can now move back in following the restoration of power and water services. They are advised to check in via the Dorm Proctor App.

Commissioner Andy Gipson is organizing a food donation effort to support Lafayette County warming shelter amid ongoing volunteer efforts across the state.

Entergy Mississippi has issued estimated timelines for power restoration after assessing damage from recent outages affecting 52,000 customers.

The Tennessee Valley Authority reports significant progress in restoring electricity to several communities in Mississippi after Winter Storm Fern. Work to repair transmission lines is ongoing.