Alcorn County News

Community leaders expressed gratitude to the Mississippi National Guard for their support amid recovery efforts following Ice Storm Fern.

Northeast Mississippi Community College will return to its regular schedule on Wednesday, February 4, after a temporary change.

Mississippi officials announced a special waterfowl hunting weekend for youth, veterans, and active military members on February 7-8, with all WMAs open and regulations unchanged.

Lt. Stewart offers a safety reminder after being seen on Interstate 269 near the Desoto/Marshall County line. Authorities advise drivers to pay attention and drive carefully in wet conditions.

Officials report fog forming near snow pack regions amid incoming rain, urging drivers to exercise caution on the roads.

The college will return to its regular schedule starting Feb. 4. Students and staff are encouraged to seek assistance if needed during the transition.

Showers will pass through the Mid-South today, helping to melt lingering snow and ice. Temperatures will drop midweek but rebound into the 50s and 60s by the weekend.

The Lee County Sheriff’s Office requests prayers for the family of a fallen deputy and the department following a recent tragedy.

A Lee County sheriff’s deputy was struck and killed while directing traffic outside an elementary school, prompting condolences from officials.

The driver service station in Corinth will be closed on Feb. 3 because of a winter storm, while all other locations remain open.