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Jumpstart Test Prep visits Greenville school, hopeful about student improvement ahead of ACT testing
GREENVILLE, MS - The Jumpstart Test Prep company visited Washington School in Greenville Friday to help students prepare for ACT testing. The Mississippi company helps students improve with video modules, workbooks, quizzes, and review. Their goal is "the most improvement in the least amount of review time." Last year, over...
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Greenwood-Leflore Consolidated School District Bans Tailgating for Athletic Events
GREENWOOD- For the second year in a row the Greenwood-Leflore Consolidated School district has decided to ban tailgating at district sports events for the 2026-27 school year. This comes over a week after 16-year-old Jakamryn Price was shot and killed in Humphreys County. The decision has garnered a ton of...
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Person of the Day | Kent Wyatt’s Role as President Emeritus Reflected His Dedication to Delta State
When Dr. Dan Ennis became president of Delta State University in 2023, he had to confront significant budget challenges and an ongoing deficit and turned to former DSU President Forest Kent Wyatt for advice. Wyatt took Ennis to have lunch at The Warehouse, a restaurant in Cleveland, Mississippi, inside a...
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Mississippi High School Football Team Risks Secret Spies By Inviting Disgruntled Parents To Watch Game Film
Choctaw County is taking a unique approach to film sessions for high school football. The Chargers invited members of the community to sit with the coaching staff to review what went right and what went wrong from the last week’s game. They are risking infiltration by secret spies! As far as I am aware, there […] The post Mississippi High School Football Team Risks Secret Spies By Inviting Disgruntled Parents To Watch Game Film appeared first on BroBible.
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Quitman Co. school bus drivers strike over pay
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Mississippi Delta Community College Is Seeking Instructors in Greenville for Non-Credit Classes in Pottery, Photography, Quilting, Sewing, Gardening, Computer Basics and Wellness
GREENVILLE, MS — Mississippi Delta Community College is looking for instructors to teach a new round of non-credit courses for the community. The college said the openings include creative, practical and wellness-oriented subjects. Those areas range from pottery, photography, quilting and sewing to gardening, health and exercise. Computer technology basics are also on the list.
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Leland School District Wall of Honor established in honor of every school district student who served the military
LELAND, MS - Remembering each and every person who raised a hand to fight... The Leland School District Wall of Honor has been engraved with the names of hundreds who stepped up to give their lives in military service. W. Stanley Anthony, event speaker and Brigadier General (R) says that...
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Kosciusko Whippets Open 2026 Football Season with Win over Neshoba Central Rockets
The Kosciusko Whippets opened the 2026 high school football season hosting the Neshoba Central Rockets. The home team got first blood with a touchdown late in the first quarter. 7-0, first quarter. Adding two touchdowns in the second quarter and the Rockets two of their own, Kosciusko led 21-14 at the half.
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Leland hosts hundreds for combined class reunion, letting former students meet and see the school again
LELAND, MS - A chance to see how the school of your childhood has changed with the years since you left... Leland saw hundreds of visitors this weekend as alumni of the school district gathered to celebrate their history together. Morgan Dean, Principal of Leland High School, says that "one...
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Humphreys County School District cancels football game after player shot and killed
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Power Restored at Gentry High School after Lightning Damages Transformer
INDIANOLA, Miss. — Power has been restored at Gentry High School in Indianola after lightning damaged a transformer during severe weather that moved through Mississippi over the weekend. Entergy Crews replaced the school’s padmount transformer Monday after lightning damaged the previous transformer during the storms. The outage forced...
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Canton and Madison County schools anticipate millions of dollars from Amazon data center fees
CANTON — Fees from new data centers in Madison County could generate millions of dollars for area public schools starting in January. Canton and Madison County schools officials say they plan to earmark the money for building improvements and investing in career and technical education. County leaders say the money could be “transformational,” allowing the schools to update their campuses, attract quality educators and offer innovative courses to students.
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Grenada Starts Season Under New Coach, Eyes Another State Title
Grenada will begin its season under first-year Head Coach Brooks Oakley and will open at Ripley on Sept. 4 after a week-one bye, the team said. The Chargers finished last season 7-4 and lost in the Class 6A playoffs by a touchdown, the team said. Oakley said he wants to extend the program’s recent success and impress upon younger players the work required to win.
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Former Student Pays It Forward: Modern Woodmen Grant Supports Kosciusko-Attala Tech Center
The Kosciusko-Attala Career Tech Center is grateful to have received a Do-Good Grant from Modern Woodmen of America to provide much-needed shop supplies for our Automotive Service program. Charlie Plunkett, FICF, FFSC, with Modern Woodmen of America, presented the supplies to Automotive Service Instructor Alex Blanton and the program. This...
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DSU receives two grants from Greenville group, supporting arts education efforts
CLEVELAND, MS - The King's Daughters and Sons Circle Number Two, of Greenville, has awarded grants to two Delta State University arts education programs. The Delta Music Institute received a grant that will help fund a one week summer camp meant to introduce students to the music industry, giving high school students a chance to learn and work with professional facilities and tools.
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Mississippi Valley State University reopens Free Store for scholars in need of basic supplies
ITTA BENA, MS - Through the chaos of the start of school, moving in, taking classes... Mississippi Valley State University wants to help students that are short on the supplies they need. Terrell Booker, a student and the current Mr. MVSU, says that often students face a simple problem. "Sometimes...
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Humphreys County High School football player shot and killed after game