Warming trend begins tomorrow, continues into early next week
A warming trend begins tomorrow and persists into early next week, according to the U.S. National Weather Service in Memphis, Tennessee.
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East Union administrators serve breakfast to students and staff
East Union administrators served breakfast and spent extra time with students and staff in an activity highlighting servant leadership and care for others.
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Virtual SKYWARN course scheduled for tonight
The National Weather Service says tonight’s virtual SKYWARN course starts at 6:30 p.m. Registration is available online.
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East Union, Myrtle Cyber Foundation programs receive $10,000 in grants
East Union and Myrtle’s Cyber Foundation programs each received $5,000 grants for student learning in 3D modeling and coding.
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National Weather Service shares tornado safety guidance in ASL
The National Weather Service in Memphis shared tornado safety guidance and an American Sign Language video for warning situations.
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Oxford man arrested on allegation he failed to register as sex offender
A 24-year-old Oxford man was arrested in Lafayette County after investigators determined he allegedly lived at an unregistered address.
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Southaven Chamber thanks Walk-On’s for beignet bites and welcomes JT
The Southaven Chamber of Commerce thanked Walk-On’s Southaven for beignet bites and welcomed JT to the Southaven family.
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Lacing up for Hope 5K to benefit children in three Mississippi counties
The third annual Lacing up for Hope 5K Run/Walk will benefit children in DeSoto, Tate and Tunica counties through Healing Hearts Child Advocacy Center.
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Southaven Chamber schedules Dolly Parton-inspired Coffee with a Member event
The Southaven Chamber’s September 25 Coffee with a Member event will feature a Dolly Parton-inspired theme and optional country attire.
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SubSea Craft investment to bring $6 million and 56 jobs to Hancock County
SubSea Craft plans a $6 million Hancock County investment expected to bring 56 high-tech jobs, according to Gov. Tate Reeves.
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