Mississippi Delta Report

Greenville Mid-Delta Airport has received FAA Part 139 Certification and Class I Airport Designation, opening new opportunities for larger aircraft and increased connectivity, according to city officials.

Kristen Ellis, a former Yazoo County Sheriff’s Office employee, now serves as Miss Black Holmes County USA 2026 and advocates for community health and wellness.

The National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, reports continued dry and sunny weather, urging caution with outdoor fires amid burn bans.

Officials warn of continued high fire risk through early next week amid low humidity and dry vegetation. Residents are advised to follow burn bans.

Greenville Mid-Delta Airport has received FAA Part 139 certification and a Class I designation, marking a significant milestone for regional aviation and economic development.

Law enforcement recorded multiple arrests last week, including charges related to assault, theft, and driving violations.

The next Elders Who Brunch event is scheduled for October 28. Organizers invite attendees to enjoy food and good company.

The City of Cleveland is hiring for multiple positions. Interested applicants are encouraged to apply online.

With just a month until opening day, hunters are preparing for the start of deer season in Mississippi on Nov. 21.

The Trojan Zone Gaming and Entertainment Center at Mississippi Delta Community College officially opened, offering students a new space to connect and unwind.