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Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks reminds hunters to obtain necessary stamps and check their harvests as turkey season opens.

Organizers are holding auditions for singers, instrumentalists, and tech volunteers for the upcoming season, with scholarships available to all members.

State Auditor Shad White highlighted efforts to protect taxpayer dollars during a speech at the Mississippi Associated Builders and Contractors event.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks shares tips for identifying gobblers and hens during turkey season.

Phi Theta Kappa members from Northeast Mississippi Community College visited Washington, D.C., touring the White House and meeting with Senator Roger Wicker.

Students from Booneville, Wheeler, and Falkner participated in orientation at Northeast Mississippi Community College, gaining personalized support for their college journey.

City of Booneville storm recovery crews will work along North and West College Streets on Tuesday, causing traffic delays and disruptions.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks biologists have been conducting electrofishing to gather data on fish populations and support hatchery efforts.

The Northeast Diesel program provides hands-on training in maintenance and repair of trucks, tractors, and heavy machinery, preparing students for high-demand careers.

Drivers in Booneville should expect delays on West College Street on March 24 due to storm debris cleanup, police say.

A new study highlights Mississippi’s high administrative costs and low teacher pay, urging reforms to boost classroom funding.

The LeFleur’s Bluff Playground at Mississippi Museum of Natural Science has been nominated for a national award from USA TODAY.

The Phi Theta Kappa chapter at North Mississippi College hosted its annual fundraiser last week to support disaster relief efforts, aiming to surpass last year’s donations.

City of Booneville storm recovery crews will work along North College Street on March 24, causing traffic delays. Motorists are advised to plan accordingly.

The Mississippi Department of Revenue says electronic filers should receive refunds in about a week, while others may wait up to two months.

Adult education programs at Northeast Mississippi Community College are now enrolling students for a new class starting March 23. Participants have a chance to earn their high school equivalency diploma and participate in May 2026 graduation.

Strong north winds and cooler temperatures are expected to continue through Monday following a cold front’s passage overnight.

Corporal Hamilton of the Mississippi Highway Patrol was honored as First Sergeant of the Year at a recent conference.

Crews are working to clear storm debris on South Second Street, causing traffic delays. Motorists are advised to exercise caution.

Winds will be strong throughout the day, with gusts up to 30 mph by afternoon and increasing again after midnight.