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Elaine Online Boutique asked customers to visit Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at The Cut-Off, but the social media post is now marked unavailable by the hosting platform.
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Residents in several Mississippi counties affected by recent severe weather may qualify for SNAP benefit replacements. Officials advise reporting food loss promptly.
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The Mississippi Department of Transportation said it finished nearly one mile of a multiuse path along Classic Drive in Hattiesburg on May 11 and plans a second phase to extend it to U.S. 49.
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Contractors for the Mississippi Department of Transportation will remove debris left by Winter Storm Fern across north Mississippi and parts of the Delta, the agency said. The work must be finished by Wednesday, Aug. 5.
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Forecasters say highs will be 5 to 10 degrees above normal this weekend across the Mid-South, with a few areas possibly reaching 90 degrees Fahrenheit by Monday.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College celebrated its Associate Degree Nursing graduates with a pinning ceremony in the Bonner Arnold Coliseum.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College said it honored its associate degree in nursing graduates with a pinning ceremony at the Bonner Arnold Coliseum. The college called the event a meaningful milestone for the Class of 2026.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College held a pinning ceremony for its associate degree nursing graduates at the Bonner Arnold Coliseum, the college said. The college called the event a milestone as graduates prepare to enter the medical field.
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Freemans & Co. announced a two-day anniversary event in Ripley, Mississippi, with extended hours and a promotion to cook purchased items for free.
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Organizers said downtown businesses will stay open until 7 p.m. and The Cut-Off will host themed events on June 12, 19 and 26.
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The Mississippi Department of Transportation announced that Commission Chairman Willie Simmons and Executive Director Brad White were named to the 2026 Mississippi Top 100.
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May is National Skin Cancer Awareness Month, and the National Weather Service says spring sunshine can be as intense as late July. The agency directs people to sun-safety tips on its website.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Adult Education program said Naomi Sumrall, Summer Abbott and Kylan Williams earned high school equivalency diplomas in a social media post.
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Sebastian Campbell earned a High School Equivalency Diploma, NEMCC Adult Education at Corinth announced. The program said it is proud and looks forward to his continued progress.
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Louisiana officials have reached a tentative $4.8 million settlement with the family of Ronald Greene, who died during a roadside arrest by five officers, sources say.
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The Mississippi Department of Public Safety said on its social media page it gathered for a Fallen Officer Memorial Ceremony, calling it “a solemn time of remembrance, honor, and gratitude” for officers “who gave their all in service to others.”
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Big-news days fold into small-town conversations: a president’s trip, warnings of new attacks, a local attraction’s possible end and the uneasy relief of a family’s testimony all find a place on the porch.
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The Secret Handshake said it placed three free arcade-style games mocking Operation Epic Fury on the National Mall on Monday. The group described the installations as guerrilla art meant to elicit public response.
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Decision Desk HQ projected Tuesday that Omaha businessman Scott Petersen won the Republican primary for Nebraska secretary of state, leading incumbent Bob Evnen by about six percentage points.
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Democrat Denise Powell is projected to win the Democratic primary in Nebraska’s district, setting up a November matchup with Republican candidate in the race to replace retiring Rep. Don Bacon.
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