With rain in the forecast, Reservoir residents and visitors may need to adjust outdoor plans. Here’s how to keep the weekend enjoyable, even if the weather doesn’t fully cooperate.
October is Fire Prevention Month. Fire Department officials have started sharing safety tips with residents living near the reservoir and throughout the state.
Firefighters recommend checking your smoke alarms and replacing batteries as needed. They also advise creating an escape plan for your household. Test... Read More.
Pearl River Valley Water Supply District crews are completing pavement repairs today on Lower Spillway Road. The work area covers the stretch between the spillway gates and Shaggy’s restaurant.
The left lane will remain closed while crews finish repairs. Drivers should expect slower traffic and... Read More.
The Northbay-Madison Garden Club’s recent recognition highlights the steady influence of local garden clubs on neighborhood beauty and community spirit around the Reservoir.
Some legal products sold in convenience stores can pose hidden risks for families. Understanding what’s on the shelves and how to talk about these hazards can help keep kids safer.
Two local drivers now face upgraded charges after a fatal boating collision on the Ross Barnett Reservoir. Rankin County authorities increased the charges from aggravated DUI to manslaughter following the results of their investigation into the incident.
The crash happened north of Goshen Springs at... Read More.
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks invites residents and visitors to try camping at state parks across Mississippi. The parks offer several options, including cabins, RV sites, and primitive campsites.
Cabins provide shelter with basic comforts like beds, kitchens, and... Read More.
Pearl River Water Supply District staff will conduct a controlled burn today at the PRV Maintenance Shop. The shop sits on Spillway Road, east of Old Fannin Road, near the northwest end of the reservoir.
You will likely see smoke near the... Read More.
Reservoir police found a male dog on Spillway Road close to the Turtle Creek Nature Trail Sunday afternoon. The dog is safe and in the care of local authorities.
Anyone who believes this may be their dog should contact the Rankin County Animal Shelter at... Read More.