Arkabutla Lake access points during low water highlighted
Corps officials stress that the lake will continue to see lower than normal water levels for the foreseeable future until repairs are completed.
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Corps officials stress that the lake will continue to see lower than normal water levels for the foreseeable future until repairs are completed.
Read MoreThe Bald Eagle Survey provides opportunity for participants to assist in monitoring the status of bald eagle wintering populations
Read MoreThis case was investigated by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.
Read MoreThe event included a signed proclamation by Gov. Tate Reeves and remarks from Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann.
Read MoreVicksburg District Commander Col. Christopher Klein recognized employees with five to 45 years of service to the federal government.
Read MoreArkabutla Native American artifacts being stolen.
Read MoreThe district will maintain an elevation of approximately 200 feet due to how quickly the lake responds to heavy rainfall and to mitigate any future downstream effects.
Read MoreDeSoto County was one of the counties that the flash flood watch was issued for.
Read MoreColdwater Point and Highway 51 Landing have become unusable and other ramps are expected to become unusable within the coming week(s).
Read MoreWinders expects repairs to take 2-3 years. This is an issue that won’t be fixed before the end of the week.
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