Author: Jon R Myers

Registration is open for MSSP coaching training classes across Mississippi for the upcoming season, with sessions scheduled in June and July.

A report highlights significant financial losses due to mismanagement of state assets and advocates for reforms to reduce government waste.

As Missouri observes Summer Safety Day, officials emphasize that lightning-related deaths rise during the summer months. In 2025, 20 Americans died after being struck by lightning.

The Gaye Roden Carr Aqua Center is now accepting reservations for pool rentals, including birthdays and events. Swim lessons will be announced soon.

Students are engaging in summer activities at Northeast Mississippi Community College, gaining new skills and building confidence amid a lively campus atmosphere.

Mississippi is marking June as Great Outdoors Month with opportunities for outdoor recreation across the state, including hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing.

As hurricane season kicks off on June 1, officials encourage preparedness. A new coloring book aims to educate children on safety tips in a fun way.

A new class rotation for adult learners begins June 10, offering an opportunity to earn a high school equivalency diploma and improve future prospects.

Students gathered at Northeast Mississippi Community College for orientation, fostering connection and school pride. A final session is scheduled for this summer.

Cadet Class 70 will graduate tomorrow, with the event available via live stream. Applications for Cadet Class 71 are now open.

The office presented recommendations aimed at saving taxpayers millions through procurement reforms during a House select committee hearing.

High pressure will keep the weather mostly dry through Saturday night, with thunderstorms returning Sunday afternoon, similar to last week’s patterns.

Kevin Greer caught a 21.15-pound channel catfish at Calling Panther Lake, setting a new record for the lake, officials said.

A new guide from the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks explains various forest management methods to improve wildlife habitat.

NEMCC President Dr. Ricky G. Ford discusses changes in higher education and how institutions prepare students for the digital age on TigerTalk.

Dr. Justin Treloar, division head for languages, has been honored with the Northeast Way Award for his dedication to students and colleagues.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks partners with Responsive Management to gather hunting data through an annual survey, reaching out via text, email, or phone.

Leaders at NEMCC expressed appreciation for their dedicated team that supports adult education students and makes graduation possible.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks shares three quick tips for new anglers to improve their fishing experience.

Applicants can submit their applications for public water alligator hunting permits now through June 12. A map of available zones is available online.