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Washington County Economic Development Alliance Director Justin Burch accused District 4 Supervisor Mala Brooks of political retaliation amid ongoing disagreements over community investment and safety efforts.

During hyperphagia, black bears significantly increase their food intake to prepare for colder months, often consuming up to 20,000 calories daily.

A persistent dry airmass is causing hot afternoons and cool mornings across Mississippi, with no rain forecasted and wildfire risk ongoing.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons congratulated three women in a recent event, highlighting their achievements.

Local shoppers are encouraged to visit Leland tonight, enjoy a drink, and support small businesses at Lagniappe.

The Mississippi NAACP hosted a faith-filled voting rally at New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church in Greenville, emphasizing civic engagement and community empowerment.

Greenville, Mississippi, has completed its second AI readiness business bootcamp aimed at empowering local entrepreneurs with new technology skills. The initiative is part of a broader effort to foster economic resilience.

La’Toyia J. Slay, Sarah Ozbun, and Ann Marie Malouf Smythe have been named among Mississippi Business Journal’s 25 Leading Business Women, highlighting their leadership in the region.

Cleveland’s mayor and board of aldermen meet on the first and third Mondays of each month at 5 p.m. Public can watch live online.

Waste water crews are repairing a water main on Rosemary Road, causing a temporary water outage on part of N. Davis Avenue in Cleveland.