Mississippi Delta News
MDCC celebrates Career and Technical Education Month by showcasing its Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources pathway, emphasizing hands-on learning and industry training.
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Wildlife officials recommend soil testing to improve forage growth and attract deer and turkey. Proper soil management can enhance the success of food plots.
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Isolated severe thunderstorms are expected Saturday across parts of Mississippi, with damaging winds up to 60 mph possible.
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Mayor Errick D. Simmons ordered city flags at half-staff to honor the civil rights leader. Jackson’s legacy as a champion for justice and equality is being remembered nationwide.
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The Delta’s capital city receives backing from local and state partners in its rebuilding efforts, according to the Washington County Economic Alliance.
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Isolated severe storms are forecast across parts of Mississippi Saturday as a cold front advances southward, with damaging winds the main threat.
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The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks urges hunters to exercise caution due to downed trees and falling limbs following recent ice storms.
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The Mississippi Delta regional development received a visit from utility partners to discuss future projects, including the Delta Compass Campus and Delta Blues Power Station.
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A man was shot during a domestic dispute at the Riverwalk Apartments in Greenville on Tuesday. Authorities have charged a woman in connection with the incident.
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The college welcomed 131 high school students to compete in various career and technical fields, emphasizing hands-on learning and career pathways.
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