Author: Jon R Myers

Northeast Mississippi Community College hosts a Black History Month concert today at 1:35 p.m. in Hines Auditorium, presented by the college’s Cultural Arts Committee and Division of Fine Arts.

Students and fans are encouraged to attend Sophomore Night on Thursday evening, with basketball games and festivities planned.

Rain and isolated thunderstorms are forecast for the Mid-South this evening and tomorrow, prompting residents to prepare umbrellas.

Temperatures are expected to steadily increase throughout the week, with most areas reaching the low 70s by Saturday, according to forecasts.

Membership in the Phi Theta Kappa honor society provides access to hundreds of scholarships, transfer tools, and networking opportunities for students aiming to continue their education at four-year colleges.

The Tigers moved from unranked in the preseason poll to No. 14 in the first regular-season NJCAA poll. They will play doubleheaders this weekend at The Plex.

Mississippi wildlife officials will host a live Facebook Q&A on March 3 to discuss turkey season rules and licensing requirements.

A cold front will bring increased rain chances to the Mid-South late Wednesday into Thursday, with rainfall amounts up to one inch expected.

A storm spotter training class will be held in Caruthersville, Missouri, on March 3rd, offering residents an opportunity to learn about storm safety and spotting techniques.