Tippah County, MS News
The Mississippi Department of Transportation said Hurricane Preparedness Week concluded and urged residents to plan evacuation routes after appearing in preparedness videos with the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency.
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The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency said several Disaster Survivor Assistance Centers will close Saturday, May 9 at 2 p.m., and others will reopen Monday, May 11 at 8 a.m. Disaster Recovery Centers in six counties remain open.
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Kelyon Painter, a student at Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Booneville location, has earned her high school equivalency diploma, officials say.
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A meteorologist warned that clear skies and light winds may drive temperatures below current forecasts, possibly matching or undercutting an image posted with the forecast.
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NEMCC Adult Education thanked its teachers and shared a reel of students expressing gratitude, saying educators bring dedication, patience and passion to the classroom.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Department of Transportation said crews were clearing debris from south Mississippi roads, including Interstate 55 south of Brookhaven, following last night’s severe weather. The department urged drivers to slow down and stay alert.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Department of Transportation said both directions of U.S. 80 east of Adams Street in Chunky will be closed beginning Monday, May 18, 2026, through 2027 for bridge replacement. MDOT said detour signage will direct traffic to I-20 and urged drivers to watch for crews and posted signs.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Emergency Management Agency said it continues to respond to severe weather and posted photos showing damage in Lamar and Lincoln counties. The agency urged volunteers to coordinate through verified groups and provided a link for donations and drop-off information.
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Fire Chief Kelly Elliott spoke to members of the CIC professional development program during a recent staff meeting, and the Mississippi Department of Public Safety recognized Pamela McAfee for her service, the department said.
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A social media alert urged residents to ignore texts claiming the Driver Service Bureau will suspend licenses or cancel vehicle registrations and to delete any suspicious messages.
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