FLOWOOD, Miss. -- When responding to emergencies, collaboration between state agencies is critical in the effort to save lives.
Full-scale exercises like Operation Angel Flight test and evaluate these agencies’ preparedness in the event that they are called to assist with a disaster event. This drill, conducted by the G.V. (Sonny) Montgomery Veterans Affairs Medical Center, was held May 9 at the Allen C. Thompson Field Air National Guard Base.
Connecting teens with law enforcement officers can foster positive relationships in the community, and it may even inspire some young people to join the force.
The Louisville High School football team recently participated in Police Academy for a Day, facilitated by the Mississippi State University Extension Service, the Louisville Police Department, the Winston County Sheriff’s Department, and the Mississippi Highway Patrol.
While visiting the home of Devo and Rosemary Lancaster in Grenada, Mississippi, I was impressed by their creative use of ground cover plants throughout the landscape.
Did you know yellow squash is in the pumpkin family and are 95 percent water?
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MISSISSIPPI STATE, Miss. -- A pilot program designed to increase food pantries’ capacity to provide health-related foods and services recently completed its initial classes.
In response to the continued expansion of screwworm flies into southern Mexico, the U.S. suspended live animal imports from Mexico on May 11, 2025, halting imports of feeder cattle from Mexico.
NEWTON, Miss. -- New and experienced cattle producers can learn about the latest research in grazing management and forage during a conference June 19-20.
Handwashing can help prevent you and others from getting sick, but be sure you are washing the right way!
Washing your hands correctly helps prevent food-borne illness and stop the spread of colds, flu and other germs.
It began with a field trip to the Sam D. Hamilton Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge, and now, it’s becoming a fully developed Extension program, designed to serve adult residents of care homes.
I’ve always been drawn to plants with maroon-colored leaves. There is something alluring about the way their deep hues add layers of depth, contrast and intrigue to a landscape.
Rich maroon foliage grounds a garden, making surrounding colors pop while adding a touch of drama and elegance. Let’s take a look at some standout plants.
