Alcorn County News

HALO Hunting reminds hunters to verify their game after conducting checks on their recent harvest.

Wayne Cantrell, director of digital forensics at the Mississippi Department of Public Safety, received the Digital Investigation Catalyst Award from Law&Crime Network’s JUSTYS Awards.

As breeding season begins, wild turkeys depend on stored energy reserves known as ‘fat sponges’ to sustain their active displays and dominance behaviors.

Honors Institute students at Northeast Mississippi Community College presented research across multiple disciplines at the 2026 Honors Expo in Anderson Hall.

The Corinth Police Department recognizes its communication team during National Telecommunications Week, thanking them for their dedication.

Lt. Waters, a law enforcement officer, is recognized for his compassion toward children in addition to his duties. Recently, he unknowingly brightened a child’s day.

Government officials emphasize that out-of-state companies must repay money owed to taxpayers, regardless of their size or political contributions.

Officials remind drivers to stay alert for motorcyclists, bicyclists, and pedestrians to ensure safety on the roads.

Jamyla Elliott and Graceyn Smith from Northeast Mississippi Community College won awards at the State Art Show hosted by East Mississippi Community College.

Students from the Christian Nursing Organization in the ADN program contributed supplies to support local pregnancy resource centers during their spring service project.

Mississippi taxpayers must file and pay their individual income taxes by April 15. Extensions to file do not extend the deadline for payments, according to state officials.

A playful question about turkeys’ fondness for storytelling is answered with a pun about their tails. The story features a photo by Steve Gulledge.

The Facilities team received gratitude for their efforts during a busy week of orientations, events, and a science fair.

An upcoming event in Mississippi will focus on deer, ducks, and turkey management, featuring wildlife professionals and practical strategies for landowners and hunters.

A new night class began on April 13, 2026, offering adults a chance to earn their High School Equivalency Diploma. Enrollment is still open.

The Mississippi Outdoors crew follows a novice hunter on their first turkey hunt in Yazoo County, highlighting the challenge and excitement of the experience.

This week, authorities honor public safety telecommunicators for their vital support during emergencies, providing calm and guidance in life-threatening moments.

State Auditor Shad White announced civil demands totaling over $7.4 million against Management & Training Corporation for alleged contract violations at three prisons. The case has been referred to the Attorney General’s Office for enforcement.

The NEMCC Honors Institute will host a conversation with Brandon Presley on April 20 at 6:30 p.m.

Most areas will experience minimal rainfall, with less than a tenth of an inch expected. Umbrellas are optional.