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Eight openings remain for the MI-BEST Program at Northeast Mississippi Community College, which helps students earn their high school equivalency while pursuing career training.

Players exchanged playful banter as they prepared for the upcoming game this Saturday, according to footage shared by Luke Price.

The annual charity softball game between firefighters and police aims to support Havis’ Kids, a local charity, with proceeds helping children in need.

The Mississippi Community College System has unveiled the Jobs Promise Performance Program to enhance workforce training and economic growth.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety’s Chaplain Program thanks Rock of Ages Ministries for donating First Responder Bibles to support first responders statewide.

Four employees of the Mississippi Department of Public Safety have been recognized as July Employees of the Month for their dedication and professionalism.

A new six-minute video highlights how Northeast Mississippi Community College Adult Education students have transformed their lives, amid threats to federal funding for adult education programs.

Mississippi’s MDWFP State Fishing Lakes provide numerous opportunities for anglers across the state to enjoy fishing and outdoor recreation.

Central Region Conservation Officers helped with the Holmes County Vo-Tech Center’s Summer Youth Camp, engaging with young people about Mississippi’s outdoors.

Wildlife officials note that increased bear activity in July is normal as young males travel and breeding season peaks. Residents are advised on safety measures and how to report sightings.

Many teachers across the state are experiencing difficulties accessing Education Enhancement Funds due to new program restrictions, according to local officials.

Tracey Barron, a practical nursing instructor at Northeast Mississippi Community College, received the institution’s Northeast Way Award for her dedication to teaching and student success.

The Northeast Tiger Band prepares for its annual band camp, scheduled for August 3-6, with students expected to rehearse and build team spirit for the upcoming season.

The National Weather Service in Memphis has canceled the Severe Thunderstorm Watch as the threat diminishes, though some storms remain in north Mississippi.

A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for parts of the Mid-South through 8 p.m. CDT, warning of damaging winds, large hail and heavy rain.

The National Weather Service has shortened the severe thunderstorm watch in northern regions but continues to monitor multiple counties through 8 p.m. CDT.

A few thunderstorms are moving across the Mid-South, with a severe weather warning in effect for parts of Southeast Arkansas, officials say.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks highlights outdoor recreation as a favorite summer activity and invites the public to share their experiences.

Hot temperatures are expected to persist ahead of scattered strong to severe storms this afternoon and evening, with heat index values surpassing 105 degrees in parts of Arkansas and Mississippi.