TAEP Cost-Share Window Closes Oct. 7 for Hardeman Farmers
The TAEP cost-share application window for Tennessee farmers, including Middleton and Hardeman County producers, closes Oct. 7. Applications are online only.
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Bolivar Senior Center Awarded $50,000 State Grant
The Bolivar Senior Center grant brings $50,000 from Tennessee’s Department of Disability and Aging, one of 122 awards totaling $5 million statewide in 2026.
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Sain Road Bridge in Hardeman County Closes Oct. 1
The Sain Road bridge in Hardeman County, TN, closes Oct. 1 after a TDOT inspection found structural issues. Detours could last up to a year. Routes inside.
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Tippah County Supervisors Set Oct. 2 and Oct. 5 Meetings
Tippah County supervisors meet at 10 a.m. Friday, Oct. 2, and Monday, Oct. 5, in Ripley. See the location, board members and how to address the board.
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Oct. 5 Voter Registration Deadline Nears in Tippah, Benton
Tippah and Benton voters have until Monday, Oct. 5 to register for the Nov. 3 general election. Here’s how to register, plus key absentee voting dates.
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Walley Seeks Dyed Diesel Exemption for Hardeman County Farmers
Sen. Page Walley asks Gov. Bill Lee for a temporary dyed diesel exemption so Hardeman County farmers and loggers can use it on roads through Nov. 15.
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Tippah County News Today, Sept. 12: Nov. 3 Ballot Set, Dangerous Heat Moves In, Meeks Makes History
The Nov. 3 general election ballot is finalized, forecasters warn of a heat index above 105 starting Sunday, a new Highway 2 section opens near Ripley, and Walnut coach John Meeks notches career win No. 90.
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Mississippi allocates $3.4 million for youth mental health programs
Gov. Tate Reeves announced that Mississippi is investing over $3.3 million to expand mental health services for children and young adults affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The funding aims to modernize treatment facilities and establish new programs.
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Mississippi nonfarm employment reaches record 1,196,200 in July, governor’s office says
Gov. Tate Reeves announced that Mississippi’s total nonfarm employment hit a new high of 1,196,200 jobs in July, and his office credited years of private investment and economic development for the gains.
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Gov. Tate Reeves Names Dr. Daniel Harrison as Mississippi Apprenticeship Director
Governor Tate Reeves has appointed Dr. Daniel Harrison to lead the Mississippi Office of Apprenticeship, focusing on expanding workforce development and industry partnerships.
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