Lineman Not Able to Work Through the Night Due to Dangerous Ice Storm Conditions
As a powerful ice storm grips much of North Mississippi and the Mid-South, electric utility crews are being forced to
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Rozalyn celebrates receiving her driver’s license, praising her experience at the Tupelo office.
Read moreA law enforcement officer was involved in an incident on U.S. 61 south of Hollandale, prompting safety reminders for drivers.
Read moreThe city of Booneville is providing supplies at the hardware store to assist local students and residents in need.
Read moreHouseholds affected by power outages during Winter Storm Fern may be eligible for SNAP food benefit replacements. Officials advise reporting losses promptly.
Read moreNEMCC Adult Education spotlighted a career session with PCEPA as crews work to restore power after the ice storm.
Read moreBoth I-22 and I-55 in northern Mississippi are now open after closures due to winter conditions, but officials warn of icy roads and debris.
Read moreAuthorities alert residents about scams targeting homeowners in the wake of recent ice storm. Experts advise staying vigilant to avoid falling victim.
Read moreTemperatures will feel below zero again overnight, prompting safety precautions for residents in affected areas.
Read moreNortheast Mississippi Community College is hosting free study skills sessions aimed at adult education graduates currently enrolled in college. The workshops are designed to help students succeed academically.
Read moreMississippi Department of Transportation Executive Director Brad White provided an update on the state’s winter weather response during a press conference with Gov. Tate Reeves.
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