Mississippi Delta Report

A winter storm bringing strong winds and frigid temperatures is forecast to hit Mississippi this weekend, potentially causing damage and power outages, weather officials warn.

The Mississippi Delta Community College has rescheduled its TEAS entrance exams because of power outages and dangerous roads caused by recent ice storms.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons commended local and regional efforts to assist Hollandale and Arcola during severe winter weather, emphasizing unity and compassion.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons urges residents to participate in an emergency management response briefing today at 1:30 p.m., available in person and via Facebook livestream.

City leaders and emergency agencies convened to coordinate response efforts ahead of ongoing winter weather conditions. Residents are advised to stay informed and exercise safety precautions.

Mississippi officials ask residents and businesses to report storm damage via a new online tool, emphasizing it is not an emergency service or a financial aid application.

City officials in Greenville, Mississippi, advise residents to document and report damage caused by ice accumulation on residential structures.

The business plans to open later than usual on Wednesday, citing icy weather and parking lot safety concerns.

Winter conditions are impacting bank operations in the area, with some branches open on limited hours or offering drive-thru services only, according to the bank.

A local equipment rental company is offering a limited number of generators for those still without power. Call 662-335-3535 for availability.