Marshall County Residents Urged to Stay Informed
Officials in Marshall County are urging residents to stay alert and monitor local updates. Details were shared in a recent community post.
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HELP in Union County offers local aid through church partnership
A coalition of churches in Union County provides emergency assistance to residents, encouraging local donations and neighbor support.
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Northeast Mississippi Offers Hot Meals Amid Winter Storm
Community organizations in Northeast Mississippi are providing hot meals to residents affected by Winter Storm Fern.
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Ingomar Attendance Center Thanks Eight Days of Hope for Campus Support
Ingomar Attendance Center expressed gratitude to Eight Days of Hope for assisting with campus safety measures.
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Salvation Army in New Albany to Distribute Free Food Boxes Tomorrow
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.
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Cold Weather Prompts Community Cautions and Warming Stations
Officials urge residents to check on vulnerable neighbors as extreme cold temperatures are forecasted today. Warming stations remain open for those in need.
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Tupelo Public School District Helps New Albany Students During Ice Storm
Tupelo Public School District assisted New Albany students and families amid an ice storm, demonstrating community support.
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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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