Author: Jon R Myers

Northeast Mississippi Community College provides students access to campus spaces, libraries, and internet resources on Monday and Tuesday.

As of 8:30 a.m. Sunday, ice has been reported on state-maintained roads in 14 Mississippi counties. Authorities urge caution for travelers in affected areas.

The college will remain closed through Feb. 3 due to power, water, internet issues and dangerous travel conditions, with campus open for internet access and preparations.

The college’s adult education programs will remain shut until Tuesday due to severe weather conditions and utility outages, with updates to be provided later this week.

A cold weather advisory remains in effect through Sunday morning as wind chills drop to -5 degrees. Residents are advised to take precautions.

Community members are invited to enjoy complimentary meals on February 2 and 3 at the school cafeteria, featuring classic comfort foods.

Panola County residents are advised to review information about upcoming supply distribution events, according to local officials.

Officials in Marshall County are urging residents to stay updated on local news and announcements. Details are available in the post below.

The Maryland Department of Public Safety has launched the second episode of Commissioner’s Corner, highlighting the experiences of female leaders within the agency.

As the regular duck hunting season concludes, the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks emphasizes safety and wetland preservation.

The Mississippi-based ‘Draw Your HeART’ student art contest was announced on Inspire Your Heart Art Day, encouraging students to express what donation means through art.

Temperatures dropped overnight, resulting in dangerously low wind chills early Thursday morning, according to weather reports.

Deer season in most of Mississippi wraps up Saturday, with the Southeast Management Unit remaining open until Feb. 15.

Lt. Stewart warns of icy roads and dropping temperatures along MS 322 east of Clarksdale.

Denise Blanton, a human resources officer in Mississippi, highlights her role in supporting law enforcement and community safety.

Both I-22 and I-55 reopened Friday morning, though icy conditions and debris remain. Travel is advised only for emergencies in affected areas.

Authorities warn residents not to touch or cut downed communication lines, as they may still be live and essential for emergency calls.

Mississippi emergency responders and National Guard are distributing supplies to counties affected by recent disasters, including water, meals, and shelter materials.

A new report highlights that many Mississippi teachers start the school year without access to necessary supplies, leading to out-of-pocket expenses.

Applications for the Pelahatchie Bay alligator season open February 2 and close February 13, with a two-applicant requirement for permits.