MEMA issues damage reports

The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency received damage reports Tuesday from 14 counties impacted by Dec. 16 tornadoes and severe storms. As of Tuesday afternoon, there were reports of 14 tornadoes, but that number will likely change as National Weather Service offices survey the damaged areas.... Read More.
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MSU, Holmes sign MOU for Bachelor of Applied Science degree program

Mississippi State University and Holmes Community College signed a memorandum of understanding today  to formalize partnership programs for students enrolled in technical education programs. The agreement outlines a pathway for Holmes students to complete MSU’s new Bachelor of Applied Science program, leveraging the strengths of... Read More.
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Follow National Signing Day Live On HailState.com/MoorDawgs20

STARKVILLE – Mississippi State head football coach Joe Moorhead and his staff look to secure their third straight top-25 signing class on Wednesday during the 2020 early signing period. Full signing day coverage of #MoorDawgs20 with a real-time view at updated signees will be available... Read More.
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Pair of Wins for EC Warriors over Delgado Dolphins

The East Central Community College Basketball teams were back in action for the last time in 2019 playing Delgado Community College from New Orleans, La. at the Warriors home court in Decatur. The Lady Warriors were first on the hardwood and came away with... Read More.
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MCM-Meridian’s Dr. Seuss Silly Birthday Celebration

Join MCM-Meridian for a Horton-hearing, Lorax-loving, and green-eggs-and-ham eating grand time! Join Thing 1 and Thing 2 for the fun things they do to celebrate the beloved children’s author during the Dr. Seuss Silly Birthday Celebration.  Since we are currently under construction, this year’s... Read More.
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PSC Charges Two Telemarketers $235,000 in No-Call Violations

Commissioner Brandon Presley announced that the Mississippi Public Service Commission has charged two telemarketers with violations of the Mississippi No-Call law. The PSC’s investigation found that these two companies made 47 illegal calls to Mississippians. Should these entities be found to have violated the No-Call... Read More.
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