Mississippi harvests over 1.7 million pounds of invasive carp in 2025
Mississippi officials harvested more than 1.7 million pounds of invasive carp in 2025, turning a problematic species into a resource with the help of federal funding.
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Mississippi officials harvested more than 1.7 million pounds of invasive carp in 2025, turning a problematic species into a resource with the help of federal funding.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks is providing free in-person hunter safety courses across the state this month.
Read moreA tax service company highlights its offerings, including individual and business tax returns, with a special rate for W-2 filings.
Read moreAfter one more night of freezing temperatures, temperatures are expected to rise above normal by the weekend, with some areas reaching the 70s by Sunday.
Read moreThe Shelby County Sheriff’s Office is requesting assistance from residents of Panola County who may have relevant information.
Read moreThe VFW warming shelter is serving hot beef and bean burritos, along with Mexican beans, on a first-come, first-served basis.
Read moreThe warming station at the Senior Citizens Building will operate overnight to provide shelter during cold weather, officials say.
Read moreMayor Errick D. Simmons emphasizes the importance of voting and encourages residents to participate in elections to shape the community’s future.
Read moreDelta Health System is calling on healthcare professionals to join its team dedicated to serving local communities and providing regional care.
Read moreVisitors to the children’s garden are encouraged to create nature-themed Valentines this month, with materials and instructions provided at entry.
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