WCBI reporters cover bull, pony riding at Clay County Sheriff’s Rodeo
WCBI reporters Kealy Shields and Ashleigh Bryant checked out bull-riding and pony-riding events at the Clay County Sheriff’s Rodeo, the station reported.
Tippah County, MS News
TEPA Connect reported Tuesday, March 17, 2026, that customers in parts of Tippah County are experiencing a significant internet outage
Read moreA social media post urged people celebrating St. Patrick’s Day to plan sober rides before drinking and warned against driving under the influence.
Read moreAn audit reveals that over 60% of funds from the Gulf Coast Restoration Fund were allocated without the endorsement of the advisory board, raising concerns about project selection oversight.
Read moreSouthern Culture Boutique said Velvet Vine and jewelry designer Lacy Dean will be at the downtown shop during the Shop Hop event Saturday, March 21, offering colorful statement pieces and a social-media contest.
Read moreTupelo police said a minor crash involving a school bus at Veterans Boulevard and Eason Boulevard left all students uninjured. The driver of the other vehicle suffered minor injuries and a second bus was dispatched, the department said.
Read moreNEMCC said Band Camp will run June 7-11, 2026, offering band, guard, performances and nightly activities. Resident fee is $270 and commuter fee is $207, with a $10 early-bird discount for registrations by March 31.
Read moreNEMCC announced that applications are open for its Tiger Ambassador program, with a May 1, 2026, deadline. Prospective applicants can apply online at the college’s application form.
Read moreNortheast Mississippi Community College said four logistics students earned industry certifications, and one became the college’s first to receive two credentials.
Read moreA social media post encouraged Mississippians to avoid impaired driving and arrange a safe ride home before celebrating St. Patrick’s Day, the message said.
Read moreThe National Weather Service in Memphis, Tennessee, said a Freeze Warning will remain in effect through noon today as temperatures warm into the 40s and low 50s. The agency warned residents east of the Mississippi River to keep plants covered and said there is a low to medium chance of another freeze tonight into Wednesday morning.
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