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A free workshop for aspiring entrepreneurs in Greenville has been rescheduled for today at the Buster Brown Community Center, offering guidance on starting a small business.

The City of Greenville launched a Black History Month facts series to honor influential figures and moments that shaped history and the community.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons thanked the All American Circus for bringing entertainment and joy to Greenville, highlighting its positive impact on the community.

The Panola County Sheriff’s Office has unveiled a new website, encouraging residents to visit and explore the updated platform.

Greenville police have announced multiple felony arrests made during January and through Feb. 8, according to a recent release.

Greenville police have announced the arrest of several individuals on felony charges during January and February, according to a department release.

The Greenville Police Department is offering free transportation for individuals with warrants, encouraging the public to share information about their exes to facilitate their arrest.

Ten campers participated in a weekend camp focused on waterfowl hunting, conservation, and habitat management, with 55 harvests recorded.

The National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, advises residents to prepare in advance for tornado threats, including seeking appropriate shelter and making safety plans.

The National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, emphasizes the rapid development of tornadoes and the importance of readiness. They will cover lightning safety in tomorrow’s update.