Alcorn County News

A high-resolution model predicts morning showers and thunderstorms will weaken by midday, with storm activity picking up again in the evening.

Students can enjoy a free slice of pizza from the Tiger Food Truck Tuesday evening with a student ID, aimed at boosting energy during final push.

Students in a practical nursing program provided toiletries and activities to residents at Landmark Nursing Home, demonstrating community care.

Students can still visit Northeast Mississippi Community College for the ‘Fueling for Finals’ event, offering snacks and support during study sessions.

Alderius Rashad Morrow was sentenced to 12 years in prison after pleading guilty to fentanyl trafficking in Mississippi. The case was prosecuted by the District Attorney’s Office and investigated by local narcotics authorities.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety will soon open applications for law enforcement roles, encouraging residents to join the force and make an impact.

The annual Triad Senior Citizens Appreciation Day is scheduled for May 29, with organizers collecting door prizes and donations to ensure a festive event for seniors.

During May, MASRO emphasizes the importance of mental health in schools, encouraging compassion and open dialogue to break stigma and promote safety.

State Auditor Shad White met with Neshoba County Sheriff Eric Clark and his team, praising their leadership.

Authorities warn residents impacted by storms about scammers charging for assistance with FEMA and SBA applications. Officials advise visiting the MEMA website for free help.