Mississippi Delta Report

Mississippi wildlife officials remind hunters to utilize auto-renewal for licenses as the 2026-2027 hunting season approaches.

The Mississippi Chapter of The Wildlife Society and the Society of American Foresters hosted a joint meeting to share research and discuss natural resource issues.

A hot day is forecast, with temperatures nearing triple digits in parts of the region. Relief is on the way as drier air moves in over the next few days.

Heat indices are expected to reach 105 to 110 degrees each afternoon through Wednesday, prompting caution for outdoor activities.

Dalton Devall, a student at Mississippi Delta Community College, spent five weeks conducting chemistry research at the University of Mississippi through a partnership program.

On September 15, residents of Greenville are urged to register to vote and have a chance to win a gas card. The event aims to boost civic engagement across the community.

The Mississippi Legislative Black Caucus is in Greenville this week for its 2026 Annual Legislative Retreat, featuring community events, public dialogues, and the 49th Mississippi Delta Blues & Heritage Festival.

Voters can register or update their information at local sites from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with a chance to win a gas card, officials say.

Community leaders thank Malcolm Jackson for ongoing support in a new revitalization effort along Greenville’s Great River Road.

Wild turkeys change their habits seasonally, focusing on breeding in spring and food in fall, according to Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks.