Author: Jon R Myers

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety warns residents about scam texts claiming to be from the department. Officials say they will never request payments or threaten license suspension via text.

Northeast’s Chorus and Voices ensemble will hold its annual spring concert on April 21 at First Baptist Church in Booneville. The event is free and open to the public.

The Eula Dees Library is marking National Library Week with events and activities for the community, encouraging visits for various reasons like reading, creating, or relaxing.

Students and community members gathered at Northeast to hear from Brandon Presley on leadership and community service.

Officials alert the public to a new scam where recipients receive fraudulent messages about legal matters. Authorities advise caution and remind residents that official notices are not sent via text or email.

State Auditor Shad White offered an update on a recent $7.4 million financial demand issued to a private prison company.

A father takes his son on his first turkey hunt during the early spring season in Smith County, highlighting the challenges and joys of hunting together.

Experts emphasize year-round habitat management for wild turkeys, including planting food plots like chufa to support populations.

Farmers and facility operators in Mississippi must obtain permits to keep exotic deer species, according to the state Board of Animal Health.

A fire weather warning is in effect for Memphis and surrounding areas as dry conditions and gusty winds increase wildfire risk.