Mississippi Delta Report

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks staff have been using electrofishing to collect data on fish populations across the state.

Students planning to attend Mississippi Delta Community College can apply for scholarships through the MDCC Development Foundation, with over $120,000 available for eligible students.

The Greenville City Council has announced a special meeting set for March 23, 2026, to discuss upcoming city matters.

Greenville Mayor Errick D. Simmons spoke on faith and legacy during the annual Men’s Day program at Greater Hinds Street Baptist Church, emphasizing community progress and spiritual resilience.

The City of Greenville, in collaboration with the Mississippi Children’s Museum and Washington County Library System, launches a traveling exhibit aimed at promoting literacy and storytelling among youth.

Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks collaborates with private landowners to promote conservation on private property, which hosts more than 80% of the state’s wildlife habitat.

The Mississippi Museum of Natural Science’s LeFleur’s Bluff Playground has been nominated for the USA TODAY 10Best Public Playgrounds contest.

The Michigan Law Enforcement Officers Association has expanded its class offerings. Members are urged to visit MLEOA.org for details.

Students at Mississippi Delta Community College are reminded to contact their advisors ahead of priority registration for upcoming summer and fall terms.

Registration is now open for Cleveland’s upcoming volleyball season. Organizers invite community members to join and help make the season a success.