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A Great Night for Delta Bourbon Club
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Delta Bourbon Club Members Donate 52 Books to Childcare Center

November 5, 2026 Mississippi Delta Report Staff

Members bought 52 books at The Next Chapter Bookshop for Leland’s Early Childcare Center. The club also thanked its quarterly bourbon selection partner and event venue.

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Good evening, areas of patchy fog are expected to develop tonight into the morning, with visibility
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Patchy Fog Could Reduce Visibility Overnight

November 5, 2026 Mississippi Delta Report Staff

Patchy fog is expected to develop tonight and continue into the morning, reducing visibility to as little as one-quarter mile.

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Photos from Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks's post
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Mississippi agency explains how basal area can guide habitat management

November 5, 2026 Mississippi Delta Report Staff

Basal area helps landowners assess tree density and decide when and how much to thin timber to improve wildlife habitat, the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks says.

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Photos from Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks's post
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Mississippi deer plots may still benefit from replanting

November 5, 2026 Mississippi Delta Report Staff

After most of Mississippi received less than an inch of rain in September and October, wildlife officials say some food plots may still have viable seed. They recommend cold-tolerant crops for plots that need replanting.

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Horn Lake police share donated blankets and stuffed animals with students

November 5, 2026 Mississippi Delta Report Staff

Horn Lake police officers and dispatchers gave donated blankets and stuffed animals to local students.

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Photos from Delta Compass - WCEA's post
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Leadership Washington County Class of 2026 works on Theobald Park

November 5, 2026 Mississippi Delta Report Staff

The group toured Mars Food before cleaning up Theobald Park, refreshing garden beds and trails, and installing solar lights along walking paths.

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Photos from US National Weather Service Jackson Mississippi's post
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Dense fog limits visibility in parts of Mississippi

November 5, 2026 Mississippi Delta Report Staff

The National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, said fog could reduce visibility to one-quarter mile or less this morning. Additional fog may develop tonight.

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Patchy frost will be possible across portions of northeast Mississippi this weekend
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Patchy frost possible in northeast Mississippi this weekend

November 5, 2026 Mississippi Delta Report Staff

Patchy frost may develop in parts of northeast Mississippi this weekend. Residents should cover sensitive vegetation.

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Honoring a Legacy of Service: Late Councilwoman Dorothy “Dot” Glenn
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Greenwood to honor late Councilwoman Dorothy ‘Dot’ Glenn

November 5, 2026 Mississippi Delta Report Staff

Greenwood will hold a sign installation ceremony honoring the late Councilwoman Dorothy ‘Dot’ Glenn on Nov. 12 at Martin Luther King Jr. Park.

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Greenville adjusts trash pickup schedule for Veterans Day

November 5, 2026 Mississippi Delta Report Staff

Greenville will close Wednesday, Nov. 11, for Veterans Day. Thursday and Friday routes will be collected Friday, Nov. 13.

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