September marks National Recovery Month
September’s National Recovery Month recognizes people in recovery and those helping them build healthier futures.
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September’s National Recovery Month recognizes people in recovery and those helping them build healthier futures.
Read moreThe Oxford MS Police Department urged people who are struggling to call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Read moreCzak’s Coastal Cuisine sponsored the LIT Program’s trip to a Biloxi Shuckers game, where participating teens ate a meal and saw a playoff-clinching win.
Read moreThe Byram Police Department is collecting candy donations at its station’s Patrol lobby and thanked the community for its support.
Read moreThe Hinds County Sheriff’s Office received a commemorative 9/11 flag that will be displayed at the county Circuit Court Building through September.
Read moreCleveland’s mayor and Board of Aldermen meet at 5:30 p.m. on the first and third Monday of each month, with live streaming available on YouTube.
Read moreDeSoto County approved a 34.25-mill rate for Fiscal Year 2027, while adding funding for public safety and emergency services.
Read moreTupelo’s mayor’s office encourages residents to enjoy the city’s splash pads during the final weekends of the season.
Read moreTupelo’s annual Celebration of Cultures is scheduled for Sept. 20, 2026, at The Depot in downtown Tupelo.
Read moreNorthwest Mississippi Community College launched the Centennial Circle, seeking 100 $10,000 gifts or pledges to raise at least $1 million.
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