Alcorn County News

A cold front is expected to produce a low chance of severe weather in parts of Tennessee and Arkansas on Tuesday afternoon, mainly north of Interstate 40.

Officials and residents pause to honor those affected by the severe storms that swept through the region on March 31, 2023.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety urges drivers to prioritize safety with simple decisions behind the wheel.

Col. Jerry Carter of the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks was honored as a Patriotic Employer by the Department of Defense support program.

Free CNC training courses are starting weekly. Interested individuals can sign up or inquire today.

Marketing interns Brady and Halle visited campus to ask students about their majors and what excites them most about Northeast.

Spirit spent time with second graders at Anderson Elementary, playing games before a baseball game.

Mississippi emergency officials and federal agencies met with Habitat for Humanity to discuss future efforts to aid storm-affected families.

Turkey hunters are encouraged to participate in the Spring Gobbler Hunter Survey to help gather data for turkey management efforts across the state.

Fannye Cook, a trailblazer in Mississippi conservation, played a key role in establishing the state’s wildlife and natural science programs. Her legacy continues to influence resource management today.