Raybern Foods to Invest $7 Million, Create 70 Jobs in Lee County
Raybern Foods is investing $7 million and creating 70 jobs in Lee County, according to a post by Tate Reeves.
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Jackson County report lists three arrests and seven reported incidents
The Jackson County Sheriff’s Department listed three arrests and seven reported incidents in its Sept. 22, 2026, report.
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Corinth Elementary student dresses as police officer for Career Day
A Corinth Elementary School student dressed as a City of Corinth police officer for Career Day, according to the police department.ಯ
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Booneville High School to Offer Pageant Forms After Fall Break
Booneville High School says pageant forms will be available after Fall Break.
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Booneville High senior Gage Hamilton named National Merit Commended Student
Booneville High senior Gage Hamilton was named a Commended Student in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program after taking the PSAT/NMSQT.
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Booneville fans urged to review Ripley football game policies
Booneville High School asks fans traveling to Ripley for Friday’s game to review the host school’s Football Game Day Policies beforehand.
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Northeast officer reads to preschoolers in early childhood program
Northeast Mississippi Community College officer Jeremy Pace read to preschoolers as the college highlighted its early childhood education program.
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Blue Mountain Christian University marks 70 years of ministerial education
Blue Mountain Christian University is marking 70 years of ministerial education and says thousands have been shaped through its programs.
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Brown & Covington coming to downtown Ripley
Brown & Covington is coming to 301 S. Commerce Street in downtown Ripley, offering local art, gelato and workshops.
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Mississippi agriculture department posts Client Support Technician opening
The Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce is seeking a Client Support Technician to support its programs and services.
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SuperTalk Mississippi broadcast references New Albany attractions and organizations
A SuperTalk Mississippi broadcast referenced New Albany, Tallahatchie Riverfest, Tanglefoot Trail and local organizations.
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Cook’s Pest Control to attend Hernando Water Tower Festival
Cook’s Pest Control, Inc. will be at the Hernando Water Tower Festival this Saturday, according to the Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce.
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Delta Dialogue in Mississippi focuses on civic engagement and youth leadership
A Delta Dialogue during Blues Week brought together Mississippi students, officials and community members to discuss civic engagement and voting rights.
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Cornerstone Caregiving holds ribbon-cutting in Greenville
Cornerstone Caregiving held a ribbon-cutting in Greenville and provides round-the-clock in-home care with an emphasis on honoring veterans.
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Rick Robbins Buys Medicare Supplement Policy From John Stroud Agency
Rick Robbins bought a Medicare supplement policy from the John Stroud agency, according to the New Albany Main Street Association.
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Cooler Mid-South conditions expected as highs remain in the 80s
Cooler Mid-South conditions are expected, with clearing skies, highs in the 80s and steady northeast winds bringing a cooler feel.
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Mississippi law authorizes Ackerman to levy 2% restaurant sales tax
Senate Bill 3401 authorizes Ackerman to levy a 2% special tax on restaurant sales within the city’s corporate limits, according to the state Revenue Department.
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