S Squared Studio to mark opening with ribbon cutting in Ripley
S Squared Studio will hold an official ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday, April 24, at 10 a.m. at 114 South Main Street in downtown Ripley, the studio said.
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S Squared Studio will hold an official ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday, April 24, at 10 a.m. at 114 South Main Street in downtown Ripley, the studio said.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Emergency Management Agency said it posted a guide clarifying what types of assistance are covered following the recent approval of Individual Assistance under DR-4899.
Read MoreA post asked residents who saw hail or damage in red polygon areas last night to report it, saying the information will help improve warning processes.
Read MoreCoCoRaHS is asking people to register at CoCoRaHS.org to collect precipitation data in the Mid-South, the organization said. The appeal appeared on social media with the hashtag #raingaugerally2026.
Read MoreNEMCC announced a new Adult Education class beginning Monday, April 20, at 8 a.m., and said prospective students can still earn a high school equivalency diploma in time for May graduation.
Read MoreCadet Class 70 finished its ninth week of training, training officials said, focusing on boxing, DUI investigations and safe handling of roadside altercations.
Read MoreSeveral officers from the Connecticut Traffic Enforcement Division have been promoted, highlighting their dedication to public safety.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Department of Transportation highlighted Hattiesburg Traffic Management Center operator John Mark Odom during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week and thanked its TMC staff for monitoring more than 29,000 highway lane miles around the clock. MDOT said the public can get traffic updates through the MDOT Traffic app or MDOTtraffic.com.
Read MoreA social media post announced that The Hen Nest has opened on Highway 15 in Ripley. The post later became unavailable, with the platform saying it may have been restricted or deleted.
Read MoreA social media post encouraged local business owners to brighten storefronts but was inaccessible, showing a notice that the content may have been restricted or deleted.
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