Author: Jon R Myers

The Mississippi Department of Revenue says electronic filers should receive refunds in about a week, while others may wait up to two months.

Adult education programs at Northeast Mississippi Community College are now enrolling students for a new class starting March 23. Participants have a chance to earn their high school equivalency diploma and participate in May 2026 graduation.

Strong north winds and cooler temperatures are expected to continue through Monday following a cold front’s passage overnight.

Corporal Hamilton of the Mississippi Highway Patrol was honored as First Sergeant of the Year at a recent conference.

Crews are working to clear storm debris on South Second Street, causing traffic delays. Motorists are advised to exercise caution.

Winds will be strong throughout the day, with gusts up to 30 mph by afternoon and increasing again after midnight.

Chief Tucker spoke to officer candidates at Shiloh yesterday, sharing his experience and encouragement as a program graduate.

Patrolmen Kelsey Tucker and Eli Buse graduated Thursday and are beginning their careers at the Corinth Police Department.

The Central Mississippi Maintenance Department highlights team member Marc Watson in a new video.

State Auditor Shad White expressed disappointment in the trial’s result but emphasized efforts to recover misused funds related to the welfare scandal.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks is monitoring bear reproduction through yearly den checks, with plans for a Bear Week in 2026.

State Auditor Shad White appeared on the Ricky Matthews Show to talk about an audit of the Gulf Coast Restoration Fund, emphasizing transparency in taxpayer dollar spending.

Mississippi’s wildlife department invites the public to enjoy spring weather at three shooting ranges, offering options for pistols, rifles, shotguns, and archery.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety posted a series of vintage images, showcasing the agency’s early days and past equipment.

Students from the construction program participated in the 2026 Construction Leadership Summit to enhance their skills and industry knowledge.

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.

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.