Greenville mayor urges residents to turn kindness into action
Greenville Mayor Errick D. Simmons urged residents to turn love and kindness into actions on National Love People Day.
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Greenville Mayor Errick D. Simmons urged residents to turn love and kindness into actions on National Love People Day.
Read moreDry and occasionally breezy conditions this afternoon will bring limited fire danger, with caution advised for outdoor burning.
Read moreNew Albany High School’s homecoming parade is planned for downtown, with vehicles asked to clear Bankhead Street by 3 p.m. for preparations.
Read moreIngomar Attendance Center sent home Homecoming T-shirt order forms, due Friday, October 23rd, with several shirt styles available.
Read moreAn approaching cold front will bring a chance of weekend showers and thunderstorms, followed by cooler, more seasonable temperatures next week.
Read moreMississippi history sites reported a busy month and promoted upcoming October events while thanking three program donors.
Read moreThe Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce highlighted the state’s rice harvest as National Rice Month comes to a close, recognizing farmers’ work.
Read moreMississippi’s September 30 evening briefing: coastal flood concerns, Thursday’s oyster opening, a business ranking, Horn Lake classes and storm-loan deadlines.
Read moreBlue Mountain Christian University says President McMillin will retire at the end of the 2026–2027 academic year.
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