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National Telecommunicators Week celebrates role played by 911 dispatchers

Donations sought for deputy who lost house, possessions in fire

Downtown Houston getting face-lift

Monroe County Chamber of Commerce helping businesses affected by COVID-19

Chickasaw County residents thankful no one injured after storms slam area

Pastors finding broad audiences as churches hold online only services

All NEMCC summer classes to be held online

Calhoun County doctor shares experience after positive COVID-19 test

Local courts feeling impact of coronavirus

Elvis’ boyhood friend dies after illness

Monroe County residents could have broadband access by early 2021

Retired general sounds warnings over China, measures in place because of coronavirus

Lt. Governor encourages churches, individuals to ring bells for healthcare workers

Doctor files lawsuit against Baptist Oxford alleging being fired after raising concern over safety measures

Baldwyn Police say governor’s executive order will be enforced

Funeral home directors set guidelines to stop spread of coronavirus

Car dealerships adapt in wake of coronavirus, economic downturn

Meals on Bus Wheels delivers food to students during school shutdown

Local radio station spreads Christmas cheer during troubling times

Tupelo Mayor Says Governor’s Shelter In Place Order Will Be Enforced

Monroe County Sheriff’s Department welcomes four new officers

West Amory Elementary teachers form drive-by parade for students

Expert at helm of Amory’s pandemic response plan

Business owners try to navigate executive orders aimed at stopping spread of coronavirus

Tishomingo County residents cleaning up after tornado

Eight Days of Hope donates medical masks to healthcare workers in areas hardest hit by coronavirus

North Mississippi Health Services accepting masks, medical supplies donations

Eight Days of Hope plans on serving 20,000 meals over the next two weeks

State lawmaker says Governor Reeves making right decision by not imposing statewide quarantine

Executive orders raise legal concerns as non-essential businesses forced to close

Identical twins purchase identical homes next door to each other

Jails adapt policies and procedures to stem spread of coronavirus

Tupelo-Lee Humane Society imposes changes in policies to prevent spread of coronavirus

Northeast Mississippi based international mission organization

Businesses bringing in professionals for cleaning amid coronavirus outbreak

Salvation Army feels impact of coronavirus pandemic

Youth groups spend part of spring break helping disaster relief ministry

Presley asks FCC to take steps to help students and workers impacted by coronavirus

Tupelo Public School District extends spring break

Okolona hoping to boost tourism through strategies and grant

Animal shelter finds success at adoptions and fostering through social media

Local store honored as ‘century survivor’ by menswear trade magazine

Guests from the community shows students the adventure of reading

Plans for Career and Technical Education Center for Lee County schools moves forward

Saltillo voters to choose alderman in special election

Empty Bowls Lunch raises funds, awareness for Salvation Army

Habitat for Humanity volunteers help build better future for local family

Northeast Mississippi law officer plays role in counter-terrorism efforts in Afghanistan

Grant made in honor of Black History Month

State lawmaker pushes for more funding for community colleges, workforce development

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