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Students in a practical nursing program provided toiletries and activities to residents at Landmark Nursing Home, demonstrating community care.

Students can still visit Northeast Mississippi Community College for the ‘Fueling for Finals’ event, offering snacks and support during study sessions.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety will soon open applications for law enforcement roles, encouraging residents to join the force and make an impact.

The annual Triad Senior Citizens Appreciation Day is scheduled for May 29, with organizers collecting door prizes and donations to ensure a festive event for seniors.

During May, MASRO emphasizes the importance of mental health in schools, encouraging compassion and open dialogue to break stigma and promote safety.

State Auditor Shad White met with Neshoba County Sheriff Eric Clark and his team, praising their leadership.

Crappie fisherman Hayden Jefferies shares expert tips on using LiveScope at Lake Okatibbee in Lauderdale County, Mississippi.

Northeast Mississippi Community College emphasizes technology-driven education, allowing students to engage with concepts in innovative ways.

Northeast School highlights innovative technology and hands-on learning as it prepares students for a changing world on May 4th.

The Corinth Police Department and Chief Landon Tucker took part in the 45th Coca-Cola Classic 10K to support local health and community initiatives.

The National Weather Service warns of gusty winds expected this afternoon, with up to 45 mph gusts across parts of northeast Arkansas and the Missouri Bootheel.

Experts urge residents to prepare ahead of hurricane season to reduce risks and stress. Early action can make a significant difference during storms.

Disaster recovery centers are now available across several counties in Mississippi to assist residents affected by recent events.

A local event offers breakfast snacks to students studying late into the night during finals week.

A windy day is forecast for Missouri on Monday, with gusts reaching up to 40 mph in some areas.

Hurricanes can affect communities far inland with rain, flooding, and tornadoes. Experts emphasize the importance of understanding local risks before storms approach.

Mississippi has announced winners of the Art of Conservation’s Fish Art and Essay Competition. First-place winners will move on to national judging, with the deadline for the Bob Tyler Fish Hatchery youth contest set for May 10, 2026.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks reminds hunters that the wild turkey season has been extended until 30 minutes after sunset on May 3, 2026.

Landowners in Mississippi can apply for the ‘Fire on the Forty’ program from May 1 to June 19, aiming to improve wildlife habitat through prescribed fire.

Angel Foster, a graduate of Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Adult Education program, has earned her high school equivalency diploma.