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The city of Greenville is celebrating Black History Month with a series of facts honoring influential Black leaders and milestones. Mayor Errick D. Simmons emphasizes the significance of Black history in American and world history.

The City of Greenville is undertaking street repairs at Elizabeth and Thomas streets to improve safety and road durability, officials say.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons recognizes the women of Greenville’s city government for their dedication and impact during Valentine’s Day celebrations.

Mississippi’s first election of 2026 will be the primary for U.S. Senate and House races on March 10, with polling locations affected by a library closure.

The police department has closed its lobby for renovations until further notice, with officers available by appointment. Officials will announce reopening when work is complete.

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks is seeking applicants for various full-time and part-time roles, including shooting range officers, facilities maintenance, and accounting positions.

Meteorologists are reliable sources, but residents should have at least two ways to receive severe weather warnings. Relying solely on TV is not enough, officials say.

The National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, warns residents that outdoor tornado sirens are not designed for indoor alerts.

Greenville police credited Flock safety cameras for helping arrest a suspect wanted for murder. Mayor Errick D. Simmons praised the technology and the police department.

A judge has ruled that Ole Miss linebacker Trinidad Chambliss is eligible to return for another year, according to court documents. The decision was announced Thursday afternoon.