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The college encourages students to explore financial aid options to support their educational journey. Assistance is available through the Financial Aid office.

Trooper Ana-Rials Beasley graduated from Cadet Class 70 and will serve in the Commercial Transportation Enforcement Division, following in her stepfather’s footsteps.

Lieutenant colonels Herzog and Pope, along with Major Morton, represented Mississippi at the ASCIA Conference to share knowledge and strengthen law enforcement partnerships.

Authorities are seeking reports from residents affected by Saturday’s storms, especially in highlighted areas.

Rain and thunderstorms are ongoing, with flash flood warnings in effect. The severe weather threat is decreasing after sunset, but residents are advised to stay alert.

Morgan Van Lines recognized its top mileage drivers for May, highlighting their dedication and extra effort on the road.

Authorities are asking for assistance in finding a stolen white Chevrolet pickup last seen in Panola County on Tuesday morning.

Mississippi officials encourage residents to continue enjoying outdoor activities after celebrating National Fishing & Boating Week.

Prentiss County deputies participated in a firearms training session focused on shooting while moving, according to the sheriff’s department.

A flash flood warning is in effect for Friars Point, Mississippi; Marvell, Arkansas; and North Tunica, Mississippi, until 7:15 p.m. CDT, as radar estimates show 2 to 4 inches of rain in recent hours.

Radar estimates indicate significant rainfall in Phillips County, prompting flash flood warnings for parts of Arkansas and Mississippi.

Interested applicants are encouraged to submit their applications now for Cadet Class 71 and begin physical preparations. More updates will be announced soon.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks encourages everyone to enjoy fishing and outdoor activities, emphasizing shared experiences and family time.

Foresters from the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks recently completed a timber cruise at Leroy Percy Wildlife Management Area to evaluate forest conditions.

The Mississippi Office of the State Auditor announced it refunded more than $80,000 to taxpayers in May.

First Baptist Church hosted a community gathering featuring hot dogs and a dunk tank, drawing local residents and officials together.

Charllieya, an applications developer at the Department of Revenue, has been recognized as Employee of the Month for her dedication and positive attitude.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is hiring a professional to audit county appraisal work in northern Mississippi. The position involves working with local officials and ensuring compliance with state regulations.

Northeast Community College offers a new scholarship program aimed at supporting students throughout their educational journey and beyond.

Students, volunteers, and parents gathered at Northeast Mississippi Community College for Project Achievement Day, highlighting the role of 4-H in youth development.