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The 2026 spring wild turkey season in Mississippi will run from March 14 to May 3, with an extension period following the season’s end on a Friday.

Landowners are urged to begin planning their dove fields now, as planting dates are approaching. Proper preparation can boost success.

The National Weather Service in Memphis warns residents about damaging winds exceeding 100 mph during thunderstorms, urging safety precautions.

Thunderstorms can be deadly, with strong winds and lightning capable of causing injuries and damage. Safety tips include trimming trees and seeking shelter early.

A storm spotter training class will be held Saturday at First National Bank Arena in Jonesboro, Arkansas. The session starts at 10 a.m.

Hunters are encouraged to prepare now for the upcoming turkey season, which begins with youth hunting on March 7 and regular season opening March 14, according to the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks.

A storm spotter training class will be held tonight at Dyersburg State Community College in Covington, Tennessee.

The National Weather Service in Memphis highlights the importance of understanding severe thunderstorm outlooks during Arkansas’s Severe Weather Awareness Week.

Meteorologists emphasize the importance of recognizing hail sizes and staying safe during storms. Hail as small as a quarter can reach speeds of 40 mph.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is accepting applications for its 2026 summer internship program, with a deadline of April 1.