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MDHS Announces SNAP Replacement Benefits for Counties Impacted by Winter Storm

JACKSON, Miss. — The Mississippi Department of Human Services announced that federal officials have approved mass replacement benefits for current Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients in 15 counties hardest hit by Winter Storm Fern. According to MDHS, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food and ...
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Greenville Selected for $60,000 Economic Development Grant

GREENVILLE, Miss. — The City of Greenville has been selected to receive a $60,000 implementation grant through the National League of Cities’ Southern Cities Economic Initiative, city officials said. The funding will support Greenville’s participation in the second phase of the regional program, which ...
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JUST IN: Greenville Police Investigating Fatal Shooting on Lowe Road

GREENVILLE, Miss. — Greenville police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred Tuesday night on Lowe Road near the county line. Officers responded to reports of gunfire and found a victim who had been shot multiple times, according to authorities. The victim was pronounced ...
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BREAKING: Greenville City Council Votes to Lift Curfew Following Crime Decrease

GREENVILLE, Miss. — Greenville Mayor Errick D. Simmons announced the City Council has voted to lift the citywide curfew and end the local state of emergency following continued reductions in crime. The curfew was enacted amid heightened criminal activity. With the emergency declaration lifted, ...
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Secretary Noem and Governor Reeves Thank Mississippi First Responders for Leadership During Winter Storm Response

TUPELO, Miss. — U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem joined Gov. Tate Reeves on Feb. 2 in Tupelo to recognize Mississippi’s first responders and emergency officials for their efforts during a recent winter storm that impacted the state. Noem and Reeves met with ...
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Clarksdale Provides Update on Road Conditions, Warming Center, and City Services

CLARKSDALE, Miss. — City officials on Monday provided an update on road conditions, emergency shelter operations, and municipal services following recent winter weather. In a statement posted to the city’s official Facebook page, officials said the Army National Guard, Clarksdale Public Works, and the Coahoma ...
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Delta State University Showcases “Confluence” at the Wright Art Center

CLEVELAND, Miss. — Delta State University’s Wright Art Center is presenting “Confluence,” an exhibition featuring works by artists Helene Fielder, Rick Anderson and Joe Abide, on view through Feb. 19. The exhibition, which opened Jan. 22, brings together ceramic sculpture, atmospheric abstraction and pattern-based painting ...
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Greenville Fire Department and Community Partners Lead Storm Relief Efforts Across Washington County

GREENVILLE, Miss. — As winter weather moved through the Mississippi Delta, the Greenville Fire Department expanded its role beyond emergency response, partnering with local organizations and businesses to deliver food and storm supplies across Washington County. Fire Chief Ruben Brown, who has led the department ...
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Mound Bayou Avoids Major Outages, Damage During 2026 Winter Storm

MOUND BAYOU, Miss. — Careful preparation and strong community cooperation helped the City of Mound Bayou avoid major power outages and widespread damage during the 2026 winter storm, city officials said. Mayor Leighton Aldridge said the city’s proactive approach was shaped in part by ...
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Entergy Mississippi Crews Push Restoration Efforts After Winter Storm in Delta

JACKSON, Miss. — Entergy Mississippi crews are continuing restoration efforts across the state, including the Mississippi Delta, after severe winter weather brought freezing rain and ice over the weekend, leaving tens of thousands of customers without power. As of 2:30 p.m. Monday, about 52,000 ...
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