Author: Jon R Myers

Samuel Wheelington, a student at NorthEast Mississippi Community College Adult Education in Booneville, has earned his high school equivalency diploma.

Authorities remind the public that Cinco de Mayo celebrations should focus on tacos, not traffic stops, emphasizing the importance of sober driving.

State Auditor Shad White comments on the first sentencing in a welfare fraud scheme uncovered six years ago. Six more defendants are expected to be sentenced soon.

North East Mississippi Community College Adult Education program invites students to share stories about teachers who made a difference.

Sam James and Brian Morgan are recognized as graduates of the MCCLA Leadership Academy, hosted by the Mississippi Community College Foundation and Mississippi State University.

NEMCC congratulates its latest cohort of phlebotomy graduates during a pinning ceremony at Ripley campus.

Students at Northeast Mississippi Community College can enjoy free personal pan pizza tonight during campus events. The Tiger Food Truck is offering the treats at multiple locations.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks warns the public that Tippah County Lake is closed until further notice following damage from an ice storm.

DOR Auditor Jessie has been recognized as April Employee of the Month for her professionalism and dedication, according to her supervisor.

The season runs from May 1 to July 15, allowing anglers to catch blue and flathead catfish using hand-grabbing techniques.

Northeast Mississippi Community College honors its adult education educators for their dedication and impact during Teacher Appreciation Week.

The online event aims to connect educators worldwide to share strategies for integrating technology into teaching. Registration is $25 and includes CEUs.

Raina Michael, an administrative assistant in event planning and housing, was recognized for her exceptional kindness and dedication to students.

MSU Extension’s Gamebird Program participated in the Bucks, Birds, and Beards event last week, engaging the community in outdoor activities.

Louisiana wildlife officials have announced the start of the application period for private lands alligator hunting season, which runs through July 1, 2026.

An additional tornado from last week’s storms has been confirmed, but it caused no damage, authorities say.

Students can enjoy a free slice of pizza from the Tiger Food Truck Tuesday evening with a student ID, aimed at boosting energy during final push.

Students in a practical nursing program provided toiletries and activities to residents at Landmark Nursing Home, demonstrating community care.

Students can still visit Northeast Mississippi Community College for the ‘Fueling for Finals’ event, offering snacks and support during study sessions.