Mississippi agencies flag October deadlines for dealers, tax filers and grants
Mississippi agencies issued October reminders for motor vehicle dealers, income tax filers and justice grant applicants.
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Mississippi agencies issued October reminders for motor vehicle dealers, income tax filers and justice grant applicants.
Read MoreAn Iuka ribbon cutting Oct. 2 opened J-MAC Flowers, Gifts, and Merchandise at 601 Battleground Drive, a Booneville favorite expanding to Tishomingo County.
Read MoreIuka Public Library hours were cut roughly in half Oct. 1 over county budget constraints, and Tishomingo County supervisors took up the issue Monday.
Read MoreThe Booneville Fall Festival returns Oct. 17 with live music on two stages, food, artisans, and kids’ activities at the Triangle in historic downtown Booneville.
Read MoreThe NEMCC women’s basketball schedule for 2026-27 has 14 home games in Booneville and four reigning region champions, starting Oct. 30 at Walters State.
Read MoreNEMCC football fell 28-27 at East Mississippi on Saturday after leading 14-0 early. A 40-yard field goal try went wide left with 1:06 left in Scooba.
Read MoreThe Iuka Walmart grand reopening on Oct. 2 celebrated the remodeled Store #274 with food trucks, giveaways and school groups, cheered by local leaders.
Read MoreIndustry leaders met at Northeast Mississippi Community College in Booneville to discuss a NEMCC FAME chapter offering paid manufacturing apprenticeships.
Read MoreThe Tishomingo County yard sale Trash & Treasures runs Oct. 2-3 along Highways 25 and 72, with 50-plus miles of bargains from Iuka to Burnsville.
Read MoreBooneville’s Andie Kate Ramey wins the NJCAA South District Preview, shooting the event’s only under-par round to rally 10 spots for Northeast.
Read MoreNEMCC softball welcomes back Harley Reeder, a former all-conference Tigers pitcher and Wheeler High head coach, as an assistant coach in Booneville.
Read MoreBooneville water shutoff: the city will cut water on Veterans Street from North College East to Plumrose at 7 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30, for line work.
Read MoreAlcorn County unemployment was 2.9% in August 2026, below Mississippi’s 3.2% and the U.S. 4.3%, per MDES. Prentiss and Tishomingo were at 3.1%.
Read MoreBaldwyn High sophomores tried welding, crane and VR stations as the Big Ideas skilled trades lab stopped Monday on its tour of Northeast Mississippi schools.
Read MoreBaldwyn broke ground on a permanent farmers market building funded by a $334,660 Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi Foundation grant, due by January.
Read MoreThe nearly $13 million Yellow Creek Port expansion near Iuka is underway, adding a longer dock, mooring cells, rail upgrades and a 700-ton crane.
Read MoreSorrell-Howard Hall of Fame honor: Booneville native and Northeast basketball great enters Mississippi State’s M-Club Hall of Fame class of 2026.
Read MoreNEMCC football fell 20-10 to No. 11 Northwest on homecoming night in Booneville. Xae Mayes had 224 total yards as the Tigers dropped to 1-4 on the season.
Read MoreThe Burnsville Waterway Festival and Buckin’ on the ‘Bigbee Rodeo run Sept. 25-26 with live music, food vendors, a car show, bingo and two rodeo nights.
Read MoreCREATE and TVA launch the Northeast Mississippi Disaster Recovery Council, a $200,000 effort to link local leaders with recovery help after Ice Storm Fern.
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