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Red Cross opens shelter in Scott County for storm relief

Thursday, April 11 by Staff Report

MORTON, MS - Disaster-trained workers with the American Red Cross of Alabama and Mississippi are helping dozens of people after today’s weather front brought strong storms, a tornado and heavy rains through parts of the state. Currently, the Red Cross has opened a shelter: Scott...

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With Some Heat Relief Today, a New Concern: Fire Danger

Tuesday, August 15 by Randy Bell

Finally a break in the heat wave. A cold front is pushing across Mississippi today and is forecast to push high temperatures down into the upper 80s with lows in the lower 60s. That's actually close to normal for mid-August. But it's been so...

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A list of Carthage/Leake County locations accepting tornado relief donations

Thursday, March 30 by Ashlee Davis

This is a list of Carthage/Leake County businesses, churches, and organizations accepting donations to be delivered to those affected by the deadly March 24 tornadoes: City of Carthage - Accepting donations Monday, March 27 - Thursday, March 31. Carthage Veterinary Clinic - Accepting...

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Leake County Delivers Disaster Relief Donations to Amory

Thursday, March 30 by Ashlee Davis

The Leake County Sheriff's Office, MS Attorney General's Office, Lucas Brown - Leake County Tax Assessor/Collector, and The Main Street Chamber of Leake County recently worked together to gather disaster relief donations for the City of Amory, MS.

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Pain at the Gas Pumps With No Relief in Sight

Thursday, January 26 by Randy Bell

It’s costing you an extra 28-cents a gallon—or more-- to fill up your car compared to two weeks ago. That’s how much the average price for gas has risen across Mississippi. AAA says we’re now back near the price we were paying in mid-November...

Hyde-Smith Wants Relief Funds Used for Scholarships

Tuesday, September 13 by Randy Bell

Mississippi Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith wants to make sure that federal COVID relief money sent to the schools doesn't go to waste. She's cosponsoring legislation in Washington allowing states and school districts to use their leftover funds for scholarships for students from low-income families-- who...

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The Pearl River Community COVID/Emergency Relief Facility Building Ribbon Cutting Tomorrow

Thursday, April 21 by Rick Guy

The Pearl River CERF building ribbon cutting has been scheduled for tomorrow, April 22, at 10 AM at the Facility at 300 Industrial Road in Choctaw. An open house will be held on April 25, from 5-7 p.m.

The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the Tucker COVID/EMERGENCY Relief Facility

Tuesday, April 12 by Rick Guy

The ribbon-cutting for the Tucker COVID/Emergency Relief Facility at 109 Old Tucker School Road was held Friday, April 8, 2022 at 2PM. The building will be primarily used for a community shelter, emergency response, and PPE storage for community distribution. Construction on the 5,655 square...

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Neshoba-The MS Baptist Disaster Relief Cooking Team To Provide Meals Today and Tomorrow

Friday, February 19 by Robbie Watson

The MS Baptist Disaster Relief Cooking Team will be providing meals to those who are without power with the first meal today at 4:00 PM and continuing tomorrow at 1:00 PM at the following locations: Neshoba Baptist Center, Salem Baptist Church, New Bethel Baptist...

ECCC to Receive Share of Woodward Hines Education Foundation COVID-19 Student Relief Grant to Mississippi Community College Foundation

Thursday, April 16 by LOLLYDUDE

The Mississippi Community College Foundation has received a grant of $310,000 from the Woodward Hines Education Foundation (WHEF) to help qualifying Mississippi community college students impacted by COVID-19 stay on track towards graduation. East Central Community College (ECCC) in Decatur will receive $20,000 of that...

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