Union County MS News

Union County Schools will be closed on February 2 and 3 amid ongoing winter weather conditions, with plans to resume classes on February 4 if conditions improve.

Mississippi Emergency Management Agency warns residents about risks from extreme cold and offers safety tips to prevent frostbite and hypothermia.

Panola County residents are advised to review the latest information on supply distribution. Details are available in the official post.

Residents of Lafayette County can collect MREs and water at multiple distribution sites today. Supplies are limited and will be distributed until they run out.

Officials in Marshall County are urging residents to stay alert and monitor local updates. Details were shared in a recent community post.

A coalition of churches in Union County provides emergency assistance to residents, encouraging local donations and neighbor support.

Community organizations in Northeast Mississippi are providing hot meals to residents affected by Winter Storm Fern.

Ingomar Attendance Center expressed gratitude to Eight Days of Hope for assisting with campus safety measures.

The Salvation Army of New Albany will give away free food boxes starting at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. The event is open to the community.

Officials urge residents to check on vulnerable neighbors as extreme cold temperatures are forecasted today. Warming stations remain open for those in need.