Mississippi Delta Report

Low humidity and dry fuels are expected to keep fire danger high through early next week, prompting officials to caution against open burning.

The National Weather Service warns that low humidity and dry fuels will keep fire risk high into early next week. Residents are advised to exercise caution and follow burn bans.

The new Trojan Zone Arcade at Mississippi Delta Community College offers students a space for recreation and socializing, enhancing campus life.

FoodCorps members in Greenville joined a statewide training to establish school gardens and promote healthy eating among students.

Greenville Mayor Errick D. Simmons expressed gratitude to NBC’s Dateline and Andrea Canning for highlighting the city’s opportunities.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons and the Mayor’s Youth Council joined the B.A.S.S. Organization for a community conversation on street safety and youth engagement in Greenville, Mississippi.

The City of Greenville invites residents and visitors to enjoy the Spooky Trails Halloween event, emphasizing safety and community spirit.

Governor Tate Reeves announced 60 grants totaling over $32 million through the Mississippi Rural Health Transformation Program, including funding for Washington County’s healthcare workforce.

Deputies Willie Carter and DeShawn Jones completed a 12-week law enforcement training program, marking a key milestone in their careers.

The Cleveland community came together for a charity run supporting breast cancer awareness, featuring multiple race categories for all ages.