Union County MS News

As of 8:30 a.m. Sunday, ice on roads and bridges has been reported in 14 Mississippi counties. State officials urge drivers to exercise caution and stay informed on road conditions.

Power crews made significant progress on day seven of storm recovery, restoring nearly 1,200 customers amid frigid weather conditions. The total number of outages remains around 3,500.

School officials are accepting submissions from students and families in need following recent ice storms. Help includes deliveries and assistance with basic needs.

Governor Reeves provided an additional update on winter weather conditions affecting the state, urging residents to stay safe and prepared.

Union County schools will be closed Monday and Tuesday amid ongoing winter storm impacts, with plans to reopen Wednesday if conditions improve.

The New Albany School District will be closed Monday and Tuesday as a winter storm impacts the area. Staff will return on Tuesday to prepare for students’ return.

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.