Shogun invites bookings for festival-season gatherings in Greenville
Shogun is inviting people to book festival-season gatherings or events in Greenville, highlighting “Blues & Tamales.”
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Marginal severe storm risk forecast east of Mississippi River
A marginal severe thunderstorm risk is forecast this afternoon and evening east of the Mississippi River, with damaging winds the main threat.
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K-9 Officer Mackenzie Rogers receives Blue Line Award after theft intervention
K-9 Officer Mackenzie Rogers received a Blue Line Award after intervening in an active theft while patrolling Highway 6 West.
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Scott County deputy discusses scam prevention with Lake church seniors
Chief Deputy Brad Ellis spoke with senior adults at First Baptist Church of Lake about scams, fraud prevention and crime-prevention measures.
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Pike County Sheriff’s Office attends Pentecost Temple first responders luncheon
The Pike County Sheriff’s Office attended Pentecost Temple’s Pre-9/11 Luncheon honoring 9/11 sacrifices and community first responders. q
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Beauty Bar and Boutique promotes Freely Cece items
The Beauty Bar and Boutique urged customers to act quickly on Freely Cece items promoted in a recent message.
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Greenville announces Mayor’s Blues Reception for Sept. 17, 2026
Greenville’s Mayor’s Blues Reception is scheduled for Sept. 17, 2026, at the Downtown Greenville Waterfront, with a concert by Clinton Babers.
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Mayor’s Blues Reception set for Sept. 17 at Greenville waterfront
The 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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Northwest Mississippi Community College begins centennial year
Northwest Mississippi Community College began its centennial year at an event attended by Gov. Tate Reeves and members of the college community and public.
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Reeves Says Technologies Strengthening America Are Built in Mississippi
Tate Reeves said technologies that keep America strong are being built in Mississippi.
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