Mississippi Delta Report

Flood dangers are harder to recognize at night, prompting officials to advise extra caution during evening and overnight heavy rain events.

Mississippi Delta Community College is hiring for various roles across academic, athletic, security, and administrative departments as part of its centennial celebrations.

Students at MDCC are showcasing their campus experiences through photo collections on their camera rolls, highlighting daily life and activities.

MDCC promotes Alan Crews to executive director and transitions Olivia Nobile to full-time advancement specialist, aiming to strengthen its college advancement efforts.

Students at MDCC are encouraged to apply for scholarships through the Development Foundation to help fund their education for the upcoming academic year.

A free in-person workshop in Greenville will now be held on Feb. 12 to guide entrepreneurs through starting or growing a business in Mississippi.

A local health initiative emphasizes the importance of HIV PrEP awareness and access for Black communities, featuring an upcoming event hosted by Community Health Pier and the Mayor’s Health Council.

Organizations can now apply for grants of up to $500,000 to preserve sacred spaces, according to the National Fund for Sacred Places.

Dense fog is impacting travel in southeastern areas this morning, prompting drivers to allow extra time for their commutes.

The National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, issues a warning about flash flooding, emphasizing the dangers of rapid water flow.