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Northeast Mississippi Community College emphasizes the lasting friendships and community-building experiences students gain alongside their degrees.

DOR staff conducted workshops to prepare county officials for the upcoming homestead exemption period, offering in-person and virtual training sessions.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks received the Land Stewardship Award at the NWTF convention for its Fire on the Forty program, which promotes prescribed fire for habitat restoration.

Northeast Mississippi Community College celebrated Sophomore Night, recognizing the contributions of its sophomore cheer and pom squad members.

All students in the Class of 2025 for diagnostic medical sonography at North East Mississippi Community College have passed the ARDMS Abdomen exam, earning their registry credentials.

Members of the 1st Squadron of the 98th Cavalry expressed appreciation to local residents for their support during the ice storm.

Adrian Rashad McCoy received a 20-year sentence after pleading guilty to drug trafficking charges in Pontotoc County.

Operation Reload, announced today, continues the efforts from Operation Overload, which led to hundreds of citations and arrests. The district attorney’s office credits multiple agencies for their collaboration.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks highlights the role of soil tests in successful food plot management to enhance wildlife habitat.

A 3-inch hailstone can fall at speeds exceeding 100 mph, prompting safety advice from weather officials amid severe storms.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation and Capitol Police Crime Scene Unit attended a career fair at Yazoo City High School, inspiring students interested in forensics.

Levi Roseberry from Booneville has earned his high school equivalency diploma through NEMCC Adult Education. The achievement allows him to pursue new job opportunities.

Northeast Community College’s Honors Institute invites ambitious students to apply for exclusive scholarships and opportunities that extend beyond graduation.

Following a recent ice storm, Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks urges hunters to stay alert due to fallen trees and hazardous conditions.

About 700 middle and high school students participated in the FBLA Conference at Northeast Mississippi Community College, experiencing a taste of a state-level event.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety released photos showcasing recent activities of Cadet Class 70. More updates are expected soon.

The Mississippi Office of the State Auditor recovered more than $93,800 in January and returned it to taxpayers, officials said.

Booneville Police Department announces Detective Captain Courtney as the 2025 Crime Stoppers Law Enforcement Officer of the Year for his dedication and leadership.

As tax season begins, the Mississippi Department of Revenue advises residents to research and select qualified tax preparers.

Hunters who applied for the Pelahatchie Bay alligator season received email notifications. Those selected must purchase permits by Saturday, Feb. 28.