Mississippi wraps up Severe Weather Awareness Week
Officials in Mississippi have concluded Severe Weather Awareness Week, urging residents to stay vigilant year-round.
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Officials in Mississippi have concluded Severe Weather Awareness Week, urging residents to stay vigilant year-round.
Read moreThe City of Greenville is highlighting influential Black leaders and moments throughout February as part of its Black History Month celebration.
Read moreMayor Errick D. Simmons extends warm wishes to residents on Valentine’s Day.
Read moreGreenville, Mississippi, hosted a luncheon to honor first responders and community workers who aided during a recent ice storm. Mayor Errick D. Simmons expressed gratitude for their efforts.
Read moreThe West Carroll Educational Association announced it will skip hosting its Mardi Gras event in 2026 due to scheduling conflicts and logistical challenges.
Read moreMayor Errick D. Simmons led a discussion on Medicaid, redistricting, and school choice, emphasizing civic engagement in Greenville.
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Read moreThe National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, advises residents to activate emergency alerts to stay informed during severe weather events.
Read moreThe National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, emphasizes the importance of having multiple ways to receive weather warnings. The agency will host a session on mobile home safety tomorrow.
Read moreSevere weather threats are expected late Saturday night into early Sunday, especially in parts of Mississippi and Louisiana, with damaging winds and tornadoes possible.
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