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Winter-related school closings for Wednesday, Feb 17

Schools across Northeast Mississippi have been closed for two days after a winter storm brought several inches of ice and snow across the Daily Journal’s coverage area. And there’s no end in sight, with a second round of winter weather expected to arrive Tuesday night through Thursday that is expected to bring several more inches of snow, sleet and ice. “Significant snow, sleet, and freezing rain accumulations will spread across most of the Mid-South Wednesday and Thursday,” the National Weather Service in Memphis said. “Any accumulations on top of the snow and sleet already on the ground will exacerbate travel problems across the Mid- South.”

Winter-related school closings for Tuesday, Feb 16

Here s a list of weather-related school closures for Monday, Feb 15

Baldwyn School District - Closed for Presidents Day Benton County School District - Closed, learning virtually Booneville School District - Close for Presidents Day Calhoun County School District - Closed, learning virtually Corinth School District - Closed, learning virtually Itawamba County School District - Closed for Presidents Day Lafayette County School District - Closed for Presidents Day Lee County School District - Closed for Presidents Day Marshall County School District - Closed, learning virtually Nettleton School District - Closed North Tippah School District - Closed, learning virtually Oxford School District - Closed Pontotoc County School District - Closed for Presidents Day

Weather Updates: What to know about snow, ice across Tupelo, Northeast Mississippi

1 of 21 Only a few area residents braved the icy roads at crosstown in Tupelo, Monday morning. Most of Northeast Mississippi awoke Monday morning to find roads covered in a sheet of ice, making driving conditions treacherous. By Monday at noon, emergency officials across the region were concerned continued sleeting might cause power outages. THOMAS WELLS | BUY at PHOTOS.DJOURNAL.COM Adam Robison | BUY AT PHOTOS.DJOURNAL.COM Adam Robison | BUY AT PHOTOS.DJOURNAL.COM Shante Evans, of Tupelo, checks her phone as she walks home to her apartment on West Main Street after going to the store for a snack on Monday morning in Tupelo. Evans decided the roads were too bad to drive on and didn t take any changes getting behind the wheel.

Snapshots of some of the American lives lost to COVID-19

Snapshots of some of the more than 500,000 lives lost to COVID-19 in the US 500,000 deaths from COVID-19 The coronavirus has taken the lives of more than 500,000 Americans and counting. Those we ve lost come from all backgrounds and include the very people first responders and medical staff who have been working so diligently and selflessly to stem the tide of the infection and care for the sick. But the virus has also highlighted the disparities in the U.S. taking a disproportionate toll on communities of color, the elderly and the poor. © Courtesy of Sharolyn Hoffman Update: Feb. 27

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