Tippah County, MS News
Hood Industries told employees it will wind down operations at its Wiggins plywood mill by the end of August, citing storm damage and the age of the 56-year-old facility, the company said.
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Mississippi’s application for $206 million in federal rural health funding relied on a short online survey and closed-door briefings, with most responses coming from hospitals and five counties, according to Mississippi Today and state testimony.
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Lawmakers said a June letter clarifies that all full-time, licensed special education teachers in Mississippi qualify for a one-time $2,000 supplement after months of confusion.
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U.S. Attorney Baxter Kruger states that allegations of racial targeting are unfounded in the Jackson bribery investigation involving Black officials. The case centers on corruption charges against local politicians and officials.
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Jason D. Herring, district attorney for the First Circuit Court District, thanked five law students for their service this summer, saying they demonstrated professionalism and a commitment to public service, his office said.
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The Mississippi Department of Public Safety announced that the Troop H job fair in Meridian has been rescheduled for July 18. The agency said the event will provide information about careers with the department.
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Family, friends, and officials gathered in Quitman County to dedicate a section of Highway 322 as the James ‘Jimmy’ Clark Memorial Highway.
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Jabil plans to open a new production plant in Marshall County, creating about 2,200 jobs and supporting data center infrastructure needs, according to state officials.
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The U.S. men’s national team plays Belgium Monday night in the World Cup Round of 16, and a social media post urged fans heading to watch parties to buckle up and arrange a sober driver.
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A Drive Smart MS social media post on National Fried Chicken Day told motorists to wait until they are home before eating to avoid distractions.
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