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Greenville is celebrating Black History Month with a series of facts recognizing influential figures and milestones. Mayor Errick D. Simmons emphasizes the importance of Black history to all Americans.

Residents are invited to join the celebration tomorrow in Downtown Leland as a new business opens, marking a renaissance in Washington County.

The Greenville Police Department is asking for assistance in finding two missing dogs reported last seen on Northview Drive.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks recognized three employees for their contributions during its February meeting.

Family members remember a fallen soldier, Papa-42, on the anniversary of his death, sharing a tribute to his sacrifice.

A ceremony in Hinds County commemorated Deputy Martin L. Shields Jr. on the anniversary of his death, unveiling a new memorial designation in his honor.

MDCC is celebrating Career and Technical Education Month by showcasing its Automotive Mechanics Technology program, emphasizing hands-on training and industry preparation.

Girl Scout Troop 30401 visited Mississippi Delta Community College as part of a cookie sales event hosted by the college’s Phi Theta Kappa chapter.

A Sunday service at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church combined spiritual messages with vital health information, emphasizing the importance of faith and cardiovascular health.

The production highlights the stories of pioneering women in the fight for voting rights, offering an engaging look at history.