Mississippi faces widespread power outages and injuries amid severe winter weather
Nearly 129,000 without power, injuries reported, and efforts underway to clear roads and provide aid across Mississippi amid ongoing winter storms.
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The college invites prospective cheerleaders to attend clinics and participate in tryouts for the 2026-2027 team, emphasizing inclusivity and mascot opportunities.
Read moreMississippi Troopers encourage residents to stay safe during winter weather and promote a prize giveaway from the Troopers Association store.
Read moreThe latest Weekly Wingbeat waterfowl report provides updates on habitat conditions and bird movement across the state, covering public and private lands.
Read moreWhile the college football transfer portal has closed, the Mississippi Department of Transportation remains open for job applicants, encouraging those seeking new opportunities to apply.
Read moreMississippi officials attribute the state’s recent progress to conservative policies, emphasizing their positive impact on all residents.
Read moreMississippi officials have declared a State of Emergency as a severe winter storm approaches, prompting preparations statewide. Authorities advise residents to stay informed and cautious.
Read moreThe boat ramp at Percy Quin State Park in McComb, Mississippi, reopened on January 22 after flooding closed it earlier this month, officials say.
Read moreWaterfowl draw hunts on multiple wildlife management areas will be restricted to pre-drawn hunters this weekend due to hazardous weather and travel conditions, officials say.
Read moreStudents in Booneville’s Life Skills Lab learned how to flush a toilet using alternative methods in preparation for winter weather disruptions.
Read moreLucas Jordan and Maddie Barnes have received the 2026 NEMCC Presidential Leadership Scholarship, which covers four semesters of full tuition at Northeast Mississippi Community College.
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