Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office remembers Sept. 11 victims
The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office remembered the 2,977 people killed on Sept. 11, 2001, and honored those who responded and served others.
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The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office remembered the 2,977 people killed on Sept. 11, 2001, and honored those who responded and served others.
Read MoreLafayette County EMA commemorated those lost on Sept. 11 and highlighted emergency response lessons strengthened after the attacks.
Read MoreThe Columbus Police Department is marking 25 years since Sept. 11, 2001, honoring victims, first responders, service members and their families.
Read MoreIngomar Attendance Center asked those who bought “Y’all Be Good” T-shirts to wear them on Friday, September 11th.
Read MoreDeSoto County Government marked Patriot Day by remembering those lost on Sept. 11, 2001, and honoring first responders and those affected by the tragedy.
Read MoreThe Town of Tunica is inviting the community to attend a 9/11 Memorial Program honoring those who died, affected families and first responders.
Read MoreShogun is inviting people to book festival-season gatherings or events in Greenville, highlighting “Blues & Tamales.”
Read MoreChief Deputy Brad Ellis spoke with senior adults at First Baptist Church of Lake about scams, fraud prevention and crime-prevention measures.
Read MoreThe Pike County Sheriff’s Office attended Pentecost Temple’s Pre-9/11 Luncheon honoring 9/11 sacrifices and community first responders. q
Read MoreThe Mayor’s Blues Reception 2026 is scheduled for Sept. 17 at Greenville’s Downtown Waterfront, featuring Derek “The Change Man” Smith.
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