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Cadet Class 70 in Mississippi is nearing the end of its 10th week of training, with the finish line in sight.

Northeast’s latest student newspaper edition showcases campus life, student achievements, and upcoming events, including the annual Honors Expo.

Students at Northeast Mississippi Community College participated in a day of fun and competition during Field Day, fostering community spirit and team building.

The Office of the State Auditor is hiring a full-time, on-site general counsel for its Jackson office. Candidates must meet specific legal qualifications.

Captain Mark Luker retired after nearly three decades with the Corinth Fire Department in a quiet, heartfelt ceremony.

Braleigh Mason has earned her high school equivalency diploma through Northeast Mississippi Community College Adult Education program in Booneville, marking an important milestone in her educational journey.

Community members in Booneville can safely and anonymously dispose of unwanted medications on Saturday during National Take Back Day, a nationwide effort to prevent drug misuse.

Mississippi encourages residents to explore the outdoors and participate in conservation efforts this Earth Day.

Dental Hygiene students at Northeast Mississippi Community College held an oral cancer screening event to raise awareness and provide free checkups to the community.

Northeast Mississippi Community College attended the Prentiss County Development Association’s Industrial Appreciation Lunch to discuss workforce training and strengthen community partnerships.

President Ford discusses leadership, listening to students and staff, and updates on campus programs in the latest Tiger Talk episode.

A new episode of the Mississippi Outdoors Podcast explores groundbreaking research on how wild hogs and deer interact, using GPS collars, trail cameras, and aerial surveys.

The Department of Revenue recognizes its administrative staff for their essential role in maintaining smooth operations.

Pafford Medical Services will conduct a training drill at 2100 West Chambers Drive, involving a helicopter landing and ambulance arrivals, to help health sciences students practice emergency response.

The Mississippi Capitol Police have started their Spring Citizen’s Academy, inviting community members to learn about law enforcement activities.

The City of Corinth has revamped its website to simplify submitting crime tips, concerns, and public records requests. Officials advise using designated online links for non-emergent matters.

Michael Wesley Vick, a student at NEMCC Adult Education in Booneville, has earned his high school equivalency diploma, marking a significant achievement.

Heavy rainfall, heat, and weeds pose challenges to summer food plots in Mississippi. The state’s wildlife agency provides research-based advice to improve planting success.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks highlights three key behaviors wild turkeys use to care for their feathers and regulate body temperature.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety dedicated its first-ever consolidated headquarters, aiming to improve collaboration among divisions and honor a late agency leader.