Mississippi deer hunting season ends Saturday for most areas
Deer season in most of Mississippi closes Saturday, but some regions remain open through mid-February, prompting hunters to check season dates and bag limits.
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Deer season in most of Mississippi closes Saturday, but some regions remain open through mid-February, prompting hunters to check season dates and bag limits.
Read MoreRienzi Baptist Church will remain open 24 hours through Saturday night, offering warmth and hot food for those in need amid ongoing cold weather.
Read MoreBooneville residents can access non-perishable food and infant clothing at the hardware store, which remains open until supplies are distributed.
Read MoreSupplies remain available at Booneville Hardware through the evening. The store will reopen Saturday morning with limited items.
Read MoreOfficials say traffic has remained steady on major highways across Mississippi since early morning, urging drivers to stay cautious.
Read MoreA Mississippi official will discuss the state’s response to a severe winter storm during a live press conference at 4 p.m. on Facebook.
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Read MoreApplications for the Pelahatchie Bay alligator season open February 2 and close February 13, with a lottery system for permits. The season requires two applicants to hunt together if selected.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks celebrates 50 years of waterfowl stamps with free posters featuring every stamp from 1977 to 2026, available at regional offices.
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