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Update: Mississippi National Guard and Governor Hold Press Conference Following Helicopter Crash
The Mississippi National Guard (MSNG) and Governor Tate Reeves held a joint press conference on February 24, 2024, to address the helicopter crash that occurred on February 23 in Prentiss County, Mississippi. The press conference took place at the MSNG Joint Force Headquarters in Jackson. The helicopter crash, which occurred at approximately 2:00 p.m. on […] The post Update: Mississippi National Guard and Governor Hold Press Conference Following Helicopter Crash appeared first on Picayune Item.
Division of Alcorn county EMA rescues horse from frozen pond
A Division of the Alcorn county EMA rescued a horse from a frozen pond on Sunday, January 21st. The deed was carried out by thge Alcorn County Special Operations unit. According to the ACSO, at approximately 3:14 pm Rienzi and Jacinto Fire Departments were called to the scene of a horse stuck in the pond.
North Mississippi is under a level four exceptional drought
Exceptional Level 4 drought grips North Mississippi, with Alcorn County parched and Corinth's water sources dwindling. Landowners face critical shortages, with ponds dropping six feet and hay yields slashed by 30%. The region's worst drought for this season threatens agriculture and demands urgent action.
Join Local Park Ranger for a Historic Walk at Corinth Contraband Camp: Understanding Education's Role in Freedom
Shiloh National Military Park has scheduled a ranger-led program at the Corinth Contraband Camp in Corinth, Mississippi. The event will take place on Saturday, February 10, 2024. Ranger Laura Lee McKellips will lead the program, focusing on the development of education from the slavery period to the Civil Rights era. The program is part of the park's African American Heritage Month celebration in February.
Corinth's Bid to Tear Down Segregation-Era High School Rejected by Mississippi Department of Archives and History
Preservation over demolition: Mississippi's historical authority halts Corinth's plans to tear down a segregation-era high school, sparking a debate on heritage and progress. Will the city's past become a cornerstone for its future?
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