Alcorn County News

A straightforward approach to fishing emphasizes using just a rod, line, and time on the water, without the need for fancy equipment or complex plans.

A Rangeland Fire Danger Statement is in effect for tomorrow due to dry conditions and gusty winds, increasing wildfire risk.

Robert Ernest Tynes, 58, was arrested for trespassing after notice and possession of methamphetamine, according to authorities.

The Northeast Mississippi Community College held a job fair to help students and community members explore employment opportunities.

More than 360 students from across Mississippi participated in the Mississippi Office of Homeland Security’s Teen CERT Challenge to build emergency response skills.

Hunters can now instantly download certificates for their first deer, turkey, duck, or fish through a new online platform.

Students from across Mississippi showcased their science projects at Northeast Mississippi Community College. The event highlighted young talent and creativity.

Northeast Mississippi Community College recently held multiple orientation events, welcoming students and fostering school spirit ahead of the new academic year.

Mississippi’s Northeast Mississippi Community College is recognized for its innovative programs and community partnerships that prepare students for successful careers.

Master Sergeant Alisa Promise was honored by the Hundred Club of Jackson for her leadership and professionalism.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety commemorated a year of efforts and accomplishments, thanking law enforcement agents for their dedication.

NEMCC’s Fine Arts Department is hosting auditions this weekend for students interested in participating in upcoming performances. Tryouts include various roles such as drum major and guard.

The college is transforming the Seth Pounds Auditorium into a new space for arts and student talent showcases.

Land managers are using prescribed fires during the growing season to improve habitat health, boost plant diversity, and control woody brush, according to wildlife officials.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks highlights turkey hunting season as a cherished tradition for April.

The Prentiss County Sheriff’s Office and TRIAD are planning their annual event to honor senior citizens on May 28 at Booneville First Methodist Church.

Prentiss County officials announced April 22 as the final date for residents to place storm-related vegetative debris at the roadside for collection. The pickup is limited to natural storm debris only.

The last Showtime of the school year is approaching, featuring a pre-show performance by departing members and free entry for students and staff.

Hunters across Mississippi are actively participating in turkey season, sharing their experiences and emphasizing safety in the outdoors.