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Katherine ‘Kat’ Vetrano earned third place in photography at the 2026 Mississippi Community College Art Instructors Association State Art Competition, representing MDCC.

Residents affected by January winter storms in Mississippi may qualify for federal assistance. Applications are now open through multiple channels.

The SBA is providing low-interest disaster loans to Mississippi residents, businesses, and nonprofits affected by severe winter storms in January, following a presidential disaster declaration.

The Small Business Administration is providing low-interest disaster loans to Mississippi residents, businesses, and nonprofits affected by the severe winter storm in late January, according to officials.

The U.S. Small Business Administration is providing disaster assistance to Mississippi residents and businesses affected by the January 2026 winter storm. Loans are available for physical damage and economic injury.

Jack Ivy, who was reported missing earlier this week, has been located, according to authorities.

As breeding season begins, male wild turkeys depend on stored energy reserves known as a ‘fat sponge’ to sustain their demanding display behaviors.

Dense fog may affect morning commutes across southern and eastern parts of the region, prompting drivers to exercise caution.

Mississippi Delta Community College is now accepting applications for its 10-week Summer Health Care Assistant program, with a deadline of May 8.

City officials in Greenville have proclaimed April as ‘Believe’ Children Campaign Month, emphasizing support and development for local youth.