Ripley Main Street plans outdoor movie, back-to-school bash in August
Ripley Main Street announced a free outdoor screening of Zootopia 2 on Aug. 14 and a Back to School Bash on Aug. 15 at The Cut-Off.
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Ripley Main Street announced a free outdoor screening of Zootopia 2 on Aug. 14 and a Back to School Bash on Aug. 15 at The Cut-Off.
Read moreManning Deaton has spent nearly six months interning at Morgan Van Lines through Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Mississippi Industry Experience Program, the company said.
Read moreNortheast Community College is now accepting applications for its Paramedic Program, aimed at EMTs seeking to expand their skills and impact. The program’s spring 2027 session is open for applicants.
Read morePresident Donald Trump approved a federal disaster declaration for Mississippi counties hit by Tropical Storm Arthur, the governor’s office said, unlocking aid for residents and local governments.
Read moreJeremy McGee pleaded guilty Aug. 3 and was sentenced to 12 years in custody, the First Circuit District attorney’s office said.
Read moreRipley Main Street announced a free outdoor screening of Zootopia 2 on Aug. 14 and a Back to School Bash with vendors and a school supply giveaway on Aug. 15 at The Cut-Off in Ripley.
Read moreManning Deaton has worked as an intern at Morgan Van Lines for nearly six months through Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Mississippi Industry Experience Program, the college said. He has gained experience in dispatch, safety, recruiting, billing and maintenance.
Read moreNortheast Community College is now accepting applications for its Paramedic Program, designed for EMTs seeking to advance their careers. The program aims to enhance skills and prepare students for critical roles in emergency medical services.
Read morePresident Donald Trump has approved a major disaster declaration for several Mississippi counties affected by severe weather from Tropical Storm Arthur. The declaration provides federal aid for recovery efforts.
Read moreJeremy McGee pleaded guilty and was ordered to serve a 12-year, day-for-day term after a trafficking fentanyl conviction, the First Circuit District Attorney’s office said.
Read morePresident Donald Trump approved a major disaster declaration for Mississippi counties hit by the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur on June 18-20, 2026, the Office of Governor Tate Reeves said. The declaration opens federal assistance for individuals and local governments.
Read moreJeremy McGee was sentenced to 12 years in prison after pleading guilty to fentanyl trafficking in Mississippi, with additional post-release supervision mandated.
Read morePresident Donald Trump approved a federal disaster declaration for Mississippi counties hit by the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur, the governor’s office said. FEMA approved individual and public assistance for multiple counties.
Read moreJeremy McGee received a 12-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to fentanyl trafficking in Mississippi. The case was prosecuted by the District Attorney’s Office and investigated by the North Mississippi Narcotics Unit.
Read morePresident Donald Trump approved a major disaster declaration for Mississippi after the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur damaged homes, businesses and farms, the governor’s office said.
Read moreJeremy McGee pleaded guilty to fentanyl trafficking and was sentenced to 12 years in prison, with additional conditions, by a Mississippi court.
Read morePresident Donald Trump has approved a federal disaster declaration for Mississippi following severe storms caused by Tropical Storm Arthur. The declaration provides aid to affected communities.
Read moreJeremy McGee pleaded guilty Aug. 3, 2026, and was sentenced to 12 years in the custody of the Mississippi Department of Corrections, the First Circuit Court District said. An additional 28 years were suspended and five years of post-release supervision were ordered.
Read morePresident Donald Trump approved a major disaster declaration for Mississippi after the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur struck June 18-20, 2026, the office of Gov. Tate Reeves said.
Read morePresident Donald Trump has authorized federal aid for Mississippi counties affected by severe weather from Tropical Storm Arthur, including storms, tornadoes, and flooding in June 2026.
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