Author: Jon R Myers

Kim Smith, assistant director of adult education at Northeast Mississippi Community College, emphasizes the transformative power of adult learning and workforce development.

Temperatures are expected to drop across the Mid-South starting Saturday, offering relief from recent extreme heat.

McCoy Rather has received his Mississippi learner’s permit. The driver service bureau advises making an appointment before visiting.

Hunters are advised to inspect their equipment and follow safety guidelines before the upcoming deer season to prevent accidents in the woods.

Students and staff celebrate the end of the week with enthusiasm and camaraderie.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety and Alcorn School District received the 2026 Governor’s Award from the Mississippi Association of Partners in Education.

Sunflower fields have bloomed beautifully this year, and September looks to be a good month for viewing, according to wildlife officials.

The National Weather Service in Memphis has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for portions of Mississippi until 10 p.m. CDT.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is hiring for multiple positions statewide, offering growth opportunities for job seekers.

Many seed mixes contain coatings and inert material, leading to less actual germination seed than expected. Experts recommend understanding Pure Live Seed to improve planting success.

A new analysis commissioned by Mississippi State Auditor Shad White reveals that nearly $10.5 million was spent on Medicaid for illegal aliens between fiscal years 2023 and 2025. The report is available online.

President Ford highlights key aspects of the fall semester, including student involvement, relationships, and college opportunities. The episode also covers athletics, academics, and workforce development.

Graduates of a local machinist program were honored for their skills and readiness to enter high-demand careers, with praise for industry partnerships and dedicated educators.

The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for portions of Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, and Tennessee through 3 a.m. CDT.

The National Weather Service in Memphis urges residents to report storm damage and warns of potential additional storms this afternoon south of I-40.

The college hosted ‘Meet the Tigers,’ highlighting student-athletes and featuring the debut of the Showband from Tigerland.

The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is hiring staff to assist during disasters. Job openings are available online.

Felishia, a Revenue Specialist Team Lead in the Sales Tax Department, was recognized for her dedication and expertise.

In a new episode, Mississippi State ornithologist Murray Burgess discusses how artificial lighting affects migratory birds, hosted by Matt Wyatt.