With schools, daycare centers and preschools around Mississippi shut down as part of statewide efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19, online and hotline reports to the Mississippi Department of Child Protection Services abuse and neglect intake center have dropped … Continued
Due to testing limitations related to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, Mississippi State is temporarily waiving GMAT and GRE testing requirements for students applying to the university’s graduate programs. “Mississippi State University is very sensitive to the stress both our current and … Continued
Keesler Air Force Base is currently monitoring three positive cases of COVID-19 for an active duty Airman, a spouse of a sister service member, and a retiree. According to Keesler, the individuals are in isolation, and the Mississippi Department of … Continued
A third Mississippian has died as a result of COVID-19. According to the Mississippi State Department of Health, the 65-70-year-old Webster County man, who suffered from underlying health conditions, passed away after he was hospitalized. To date, all three of … Continued
To assist Hattiesburg’s health care community, first responders, and a general need for personal protective equipment, the City of Hattiesburg will host a mask drive-thru and drop-off event. Donations will be taken at the Jackie Dole Sherrill Community Center (220 … Continued
Here’s just a sampling of what Mississippi does best! Thank you to all who are stepping up and helping others, providing encouraging words, or just bringing us a smile during this time of uncertainty. It would be nearly impossible to … Continued
According to the Mississippi State Health Department website, the new total has reached 377 positive cases of the coronavirus in the state as well as 2 deaths, with a new one being reported today. Thats 57 new cases of the … Continued
President Trump announced on Monday that he is pushing back the deadline for when Americans will be required to have the new Real ID credential. This is the new feature that will be required to board domestic flights. He is … Continued
A second coronavirus-related death has been reported by the Mississippi State Department of Health. Health officials say that the patient was a Holmes County man between the ages of 60-65 who suffered from underlying health conditions. The man died in … Continued
Photo Courtesy of Gov. Reeves office Governor Tate Reeves has signed a new executive order aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19. The Governor has remained adamant that there will not be a statewide lockdown in Mississippi, and the order … Continued