Mississippi Delta Report

Mississippi Delta Community College is highlighting its Career Technical Education programs during CTE Month, with a focus on computer networking technology.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons expressed appreciation for a Black History Month message from Senator Derrick T. Simmons, calling it powerful and inspiring.

Daniel’s Auto Lock & Key has joined the Washington County Economic Alliance Chamber of Commerce, offering mobile automotive locksmith services to the community.

Cleveland residents have two days left to donate peanut butter for the March of the Mayors food drive. Donations are being accepted through Friday.

Scattered light rain showers are affecting parts of Mississippi, with a chance of severe storms later today as a cold front arrives, according to the National Weather Service.

Justin Archer Burch of Greenville has been named a Presidential Leadership Scholar, the third Mississippian to earn the honor, according to Delta Business Journal.

Light showers are forecast for tonight mainly north of I-20, with dry conditions expected in the south. Temperatures will remain above normal.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons and the Greenville Mayor’s Youth Council invite the community to a theatrical presentation highlighting women’s fight for voting rights.

The Leland Early Learning Initiative hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday to open a new gym and play space for young students.

MDCC is highlighting its Culinary Arts Technology program as part of CTE Month, emphasizing hands-on training in hospitality and tourism.