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The following individuals were taken in to custody and booked in to the docket at the Scott County Jail between . . .

Lawmakers hold hearing on teacher pay, recruitment

The issue of increasing the pay of teachers and recruiting more to fill shortages was addressed Wednesday in a more . . .

One win took us to the top of the world

Friday night football is alive and well in Scott County. The barrage of homecomings began last Friday night at Lake . . .

History making

History was made in a matter of minutes last Tuesday evening at the Forest Municipal Board meeting with the swearing . . .

Nabs and Coke annual reunion cancelled amid COVID-19 concerns

Mississippi State Fair will proceed with guidance The ever popular Nabs and Coke annual reunion in downtown Forest is the . . .

History making
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Thu, 09/16/2021 - 09:57 AM
History was made in a matter of minutes last Tuesday evening at the Forest Municipal Board meeting with the swearing in of Lynn Atkison as the new Ward II Alderwoman giving the board a 3-2 female majority for the first time ever.
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Nabs and Coke annual reunion cancelled amid COVID-19 concerns
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Thu, 09/16/2021 - 09:37 AM
Mississippi State Fair will proceed with guidance
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Portion of Hwy. 35 closed
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Wed, 09/15/2021 - 06:21 PM
A portion of Hwy. 35 is closed near the Smith County line. The repair work is taking place between Wicker Mill Road and West County Line Road in Scott County. The closure, for an emergency slide repair will remain in place until the repairs are complete.
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9/11 Remembered in Forest with walk/run
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Tue, 09/14/2021 - 01:50 PM
Many Forest businesses remembered the events of 9/11 by decorating their store fronts with red, white and blue, displaying American flags, and participating in the 9/11 20th Anniversary Run/Walk on Saturday morning.
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The Mississippi Department of Education received emergency authorization to award three-year rather than one-year contracts for $89 million in technology services.

Education Department receives emergency authorization on $89 million in contracts from Information Technology Services Board

The Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services Board voted 4-1 Thursday to authorize the state Department of Education an emergency exemption for several technology-related contracts that add up to nearly $89 million.

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History making

Nabs and Coke annual reunion cancelled amid COVID-19 concerns

Portion of Hwy. 35 closed

9/11 Remembered in Forest with walk/run

Education Department receives emergency authorization on $89 million in contracts from Information Technology Services Board

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