Tupelo Public School District Supports New Albany During Ice Storm
Tupelo Public School District is assisting New Albany students and families affected by the recent ice storm, with donation efforts starting Monday.
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Community Initiative Aims to Support All Residents in Union County
A new program in Union County seeks to provide hope and assistance to every resident, according to organizers.
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Mississippi governor issues latest update on winter storm
Governor Tate Reeves provided a new update on the ongoing severe winter weather impacting Mississippi, urging residents to stay safe and prepared.
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Students invited to Valentine’s Day card-making event at New Albany elementary school
K-8 students can participate in a free after-school event on February 3, 2026, to make Valentine’s Day cards for the elderly.
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Free Hot Meal Offered During Ice Storm Recovery at Grace Pointe
Community members affected by the ice storm can receive a free hot meal tonight at Grace Pointe from 4 to 6 p.m., no registration required.
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Mississippi prepares for dangerously cold temperatures this weekend
Mississippi residents face cold weather with wind chills near or below zero, prompting warnings from emergency officials amid ongoing power outages.
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Interstates 22 and 55 reopen in northern Mississippi amid winter conditions
Both I-22 and I-55 in northern Mississippi are now open after closures due to winter weather, but icy conditions persist in several counties.
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Utility Officials Urge Caution During Storm to Prevent Cutting Live Lines
Officials warn residents to avoid damaging utility lines during winter storms, emphasizing the importance of reporting issues and calling 811 before digging.
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