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There’s now a burn ban in effect in Neshoba County as the danger of wildfires continues this week. Neshoba becoming the 46th county in Mississippi to make outdoor burning illegal. The sheriff’s department says it’ll be enforcing the burn ban which will be in effect […]
Burn bans shown in red as of 10-21-26 Every county in this area is now under a burn ban. Choctaw County is the most recent to outlaw outdoor burning, effective today. Statewide, a total of 48 burn bans have been posted as our dry […]
In the old days, the joke in Clinton was that you could shoot a gun down Jefferson Street and not risk hitting anyone. Times have changed. As more businesses have opened in the Olde Towne Historic District, it’s often hard to find a parking spot.
Mayor Will Purdie calls a fire at Clinton’s Brookdale Senior Living facility “a great tragedy,” but is praising the community’s response.
Every county in this area is now under a burn ban. Choctaw County is the most recent to outlaw outdoor burning, effective today. Statewide, a total of 48 b
By: Randy Bell
As Clinton police look for more ways to help keep Clinton a safe community, Chief Ford Hayman asked for and received Board of Aldermen approval to spend just over $8,000 to lease three more automatic license plate recognition units (ALPRs).
The National Weather Service expects no break in an elevated threat of wildfires across Mississippi this weekend. NWS says low humidity and dry vegetation
Although some parts of Mississippi may see a slight chance of rain by next weekend, there’s currently none in the forecast for this part of the state. And an elevated danger of wildfires will continue during the coming week because of dry vegetation and low […]
Mayor Will Purdie expects the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) to endorse the measures Clinton is taking to address what Purdie calls “a long-standing issue” with its sewer system.
It’s been a forgotten word in our weather forecasts in recent weeks. But rain is possible across Mississippi this weekend. Unfortunately, the best chance for those badly-needed showers may coincide with Halloween trick or treating. Currently, the National Weather Service is predicting a 30 per […]
