Author: Jon R Myers

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety commemorated a year of efforts and accomplishments, thanking law enforcement agents for their dedication.

NEMCC’s Fine Arts Department is hosting auditions this weekend for students interested in participating in upcoming performances. Tryouts include various roles such as drum major and guard.

The college is transforming the Seth Pounds Auditorium into a new space for arts and student talent showcases.

Land managers are using prescribed fires during the growing season to improve habitat health, boost plant diversity, and control woody brush, according to wildlife officials.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks highlights turkey hunting season as a cherished tradition for April.

The Prentiss County Sheriff’s Office and TRIAD are planning their annual event to honor senior citizens on May 28 at Booneville First Methodist Church.

Prentiss County officials announced April 22 as the final date for residents to place storm-related vegetative debris at the roadside for collection. The pickup is limited to natural storm debris only.

The last Showtime of the school year is approaching, featuring a pre-show performance by departing members and free entry for students and staff.

Hunters across Mississippi are actively participating in turkey season, sharing their experiences and emphasizing safety in the outdoors.

Tyler Samaniego, a former NEMCC baseball player, has been called up to the Boston Red Sox and may debut this week.

Students, faculty and staff gathered on campus to celebrate Unity Day, emphasizing diversity and community.

Students and community members explored job opportunities at the Northeast Mississippi Community College job fair, which featured local businesses and organizations.

In a new episode, host Matt Wyatt interviews Dr. Mac Alford about Mississippi’s rich botanical diversity and the stories behind plant discovery and rediscovery.

Veronica Gillespie pleaded guilty to attempted murder and aggravated assault in Prentiss County. She received a combined 30-year sentence, with portions suspended.

Officials warn residents about a scam in which callers threaten arrest and instruct victims to buy gift cards to pay fines. No money should be sent to scammers, they say.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is at Northeast Mississippi Community College today until 12:30 p.m., encouraging students to explore career opportunities.

People in the Mid-South can contribute to weather and climate data by signing up with CoCoRaHS, a citizen science organization.

Students at Northeast Mississippi Community College had the chance to select free professional attire to prepare for job interviews, graduation, and the workforce.

Students at Northeast Mississippi Community College are gaining practical skills in residential and commercial wiring to prepare for in-demand careers.

Authorities have arrested Booneville resident Michael Lee Hudson on serious charges related to the sexual abuse of juveniles. The investigation is ongoing.