Mississippi Delta Report

The City of Cleveland is inviting people to view its open positions and apply for jobs.

Meetings in Liberty and Brookhaven will teach landowners about forming prescribed burn associations and improving wildlife habitat. Attendance is free, but registration is required at least three days in advance.

Mississippi’s forestry best management practices are generally voluntary, the state wildlife agency says. Planning can help landowners protect their property from costly damage during timber harvests.

Breezy, dry weather is expected to increase fire danger today and tomorrow. Officials urge residents to follow local burn bans and avoid sparks and open flames near dry vegetation.

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A cold front is expected to move through Thursday, bringing colder weather late in the week. Frost or a light freeze is possible across much of the area this weekend.

Breezy and dry weather is expected to increase fire danger Thursday. Residents should use caution with outdoor burning and follow local burn bans.

A light freeze is likely Friday and Saturday nights in parts of the area, particularly north of Interstate 20 and east of Interstate 55. Frost is possible across much of the forecast area.

Mississippi Delta Community College says a donation of nearly 300 tools and equipment items will support hands-on training in skilled-trades programs.

Mississippi Delta Community College will offer online courses from Dec. 11 through Jan. 7. Registration closes Dec. 9, and final exams will be held in person at the Moorhead campus.