Corinth Students Try Careers With VR Headsets
Corinth and Alcorn County students are testing careers with VR headsets through Big Ideas USA, backed by a $17,500 grant and TVA partnership.
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Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks’ black bear program has gathered data for more than two decades, providing vital insights into bear populations and reproduction.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks showcases its Black Bear Program’s history at its headquarters, reflecting decades of conservation efforts.
Read moreThe company announced the addition of new team members, expressing enthusiasm for their arrival.
Read moreThe Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in finding Michael Miller of Columbus, who is wanted for embezzlement.
Read moreOrganizations across the country celebrate National Volunteer Week, expressing gratitude for volunteers’ contributions.
Read moreDamage consistent with an EF-0 tornado was identified in Pollard, Arkansas, following storms on Tuesday, according to survey teams. Additional details include straight-line wind damage in Piggott.
Read moreStudents in Northeast’s Business and Office Technology programs set a new record for Microsoft Office Specialist credentials, gaining skills valued in the workforce.
Read moreNEMCC offers a new 30-minute Pilates flow focusing on full-body fitness with dumbbells. The workout emphasizes strength and flexibility.
Read moreThe college celebrated the achievements of its Dental Hygiene Class of 2026 at the annual Student Awards Ceremony, highlighting their dedication and clinical skills.
Read moreMississippi’s Department of Public Safety provides information for individuals interested in becoming licensed driver’s education instructors.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Revenue will host a recruitment event at the University of Mississippi today, offering job opportunities and insights into working at the agency.
Read moreMississippi’s black bear population has rebounded significantly over the past century, according to wildlife officials.
Read moreFormer Corinth School District Superintendent Dr. Lee Childress was found not guilty Wednesday by a federal jury on a felony
Read moreOfficials are collecting reports of storm damage from residents affected by severe weather on Monday and Tuesday. They are focusing on specific areas marked in red.
Read moreA survey team confirmed damage consistent with an EF-0 tornado in Dyersburg from Tuesday morning’s storms. Additional assessments are ongoing in Piggott, Arkansas.
Read morePresident Ford discusses the unseen efforts behind student achievement, including enrollment assistance, transfer programs, and workforce training, on this week’s TigerTalk episode.
Read moreCommunity volunteers who participated in mock interviews at NEMCC were recognized for their contributions to adult education students’ workforce readiness.
Read moreThe Mississippi Highway Patrol recognized outstanding officers for their service and dedication at the 2025 awards ceremony.
Read moreA tornado warning is in effect for parts of Mississippi until 3:45 p.m. CDT, according to authorities.
Read moreState Auditor’s Office has arrested Willie Garner and Willie Williams on charges of using county equipment for personal benefit, authorities said.
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