Community event in Ripley offers free food to thank workers and neighbors
A community food giveaway in Ripley on Saturday aims to thank local workers and foster unity amid recent challenges.
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National Weather Service releases spring 2026 spotter class schedule
The National Weather Service has announced the schedule for its 2026 spring storm spotter classes. Details are available online.
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Mississippi Severe Weather Week emphasizes weather information access
Mississippi Severe Weather Preparedness Week highlights the importance of staying informed through reliable weather updates, especially via social media.
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Mississippi DPS offices to close for Presidents’ Day on Feb. 16
Mississippi Department of Public Safety offices will be closed Monday in observance of Presidents’ Day, including all Driver Service Bureaus statewide.
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Memphis Area Expected to Receive Widespread Rainfall This Weekend
The National Weather Service in Memphis forecasts significant rainfall along and north of I-40, with above-normal temperatures continuing into next week.
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Mississippi Department of Transportation Hosts Job Fairs in February and March
MDOT plans to hold three job fairs across the state in February and March, offering on-site interviews and employment opportunities.
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Mississippi Law Enforcement Academy Prepares for Cadet Class 70
Mississippi Law Enforcement Officers’ Training Academy announces readiness for Cadet Class 70, with three more sleeps before training begins.
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Summer Is Peak Season for Lightning Dangers, Weather Service Warns
The National Weather Service warns that summer, despite being popular for water activities, is also the most dangerous season for lightning-related incidents.
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The Cut-Off hosts Galentine’s shopping event with tacos and shopping
The Cut-Off invites women to enjoy shopping and tacos this Galentine’s Day, offering a festive experience for friends.
Read MoreMississippi faces inefficiencies in childcare programs despite lower fraud levels
A review of state-funded childcare nonprofits in Mississippi reveals significant inefficiencies, with some serving fewer children than promised despite receiving full funding.
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