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From The Desk of Governor Tate Reeves

From The Desk of Governor Tate Reeves On Easter Sunday, we saw savage storms across the state. We are still in the response phase. We are just beginning the work of damage assessment. Numbers will go up. That said, here’s what we know so far: At... Read More.
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Power Outages Continue in Attala, Leake

Power outages continue in Attala and Leake county. Inclement weather on Sunday left Mississippi in a literal state of emergency with at least 11 deaths, massive damage, and over 72,000 people without electricity. By late night Monday power had been restored to many regions... Read More.
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MDOC- Confirms First Coronavirus Death

Mississippi prison system confirms its 1st case of COVID-19 By EMILY WAGSTER PETTUS Associated Press JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — The Mississippi Department of Corrections has announced its first coronavirus case in one of the state prisons. The department says Monday that an inmate at the State... Read More.
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Power Being Restored In Carthage

Power is being restored in Carthage. Widespread outages are continuing to be reported around the state including Attala, Leake, Neshoba, and Winston. However, many residents in Carthage are experiencing a restoration of energy by mid day. More to follow
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Breaking: Flood Warning issued for Attala, Leake

Local- Flood warnings have been issued for Attala and Leake Counties. The National Weather Service has issued flood warnings throughout the state including Attala and Leake County. The Yockanookany River near Kosciusko and Ofahoma as well as the Pearl River near Edinburg and Carthage... Read More.
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Be Advised: Resurrection Sunday Is Still On The Schedule

Resurrection Sunday is still on the schedule. Mississippians across the state are encouraged to share the experience at home. Possible COVID-19 exposure, and now potentially inclement weather, weigh heavily on the choice. Still, Governor Tate Reeves said that he would not enforce church closures.... Read More.
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