Author: Jon R Myers

Temperatures are forecast to reach the 80s this weekend, breaking records for this time of year, with cooler weather expected early next week.

Commissioner Sean Tindell and Capitol Police Chief Bo Luckey shared insights on public safety efforts with the Madison Ridgeland Rotary Club.

Landowners can improve their clover plots by timing herbicide applications and implementing proper management practices. Experts provide guidelines for maximizing forage quality and controlling weeds.

The storm spotter training canceled due to bad weather has been rescheduled for March 26 at 6:30 p.m.

Temperatures will rise over the next few days, reaching the upper 80s by Sunday, with clear skies forecasted.

North East Mississippi Community College’s MLT program prepares students for careers behind the scenes in healthcare, with high success rates and limited spots available for fall enrollment.

Students from Northeast Mississippi Community College provided free dental sealants, vision screenings, and health checks to second graders in Prentiss County.

Gavin Burt and Garrett Oglesby have been selected as New Century Farmers by the National FFA Organization. They will participate in a weeklong event in Indianapolis this summer.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is accepting applications through April 1 for summer internships in accounting, communications, and information technology.