Mississippi community briefing: October 2, 2026
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Read moreOctober 2 morning: heavier coastal rain, Lee County kratom arrests, County Road 401 closures, a Toyota school donation and Saturday’s SBA deadline.
Read moreOxford police are investigating a suspected overdose involving synthetic kratom products after emergency personnel revived a 22-year-old person.
Read moreThe south end of County Road 401 at Highway 7 South will close Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. until further notice.
Read moreThe Oxford School District recognized its custodians on National Custodian Day for keeping facilities clean and welcoming.
Read moreOlive Branch held its first Movies Under the Stars event at City Hall, with Casper planned for the next Thursday night.
Read moreToyota USA donated $60,000 to Tupelo Middle College, citing the 60th year of Corolla production at its Blue Springs facility.
Read moreRain is possible through the weekend, with 0.5 to 2.0 inches more expected across southern Louisiana and Mississippi during the day Sunday.
Read moreThe Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Office posted its final arrest and incident reports for September 2026 and advised residents to call 911 in emergencies.
Read moreTwo men were arrested after an investigation into alleged kratom possession and sales at two Lee County businesses, authorities said.
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