Greenville Launches Winter Storm Relief Drive for Affected Families
The City of Greenville is collecting essential items to aid families impacted by recent winter storms in several communities, partnering with local agencies and residents.
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The City of Greenville is collecting essential items to aid families impacted by recent winter storms in several communities, partnering with local agencies and residents.
Read moreThe City of Greenville has postponed regular garbage collection due to unsafe road conditions. Residents are advised to use designated overflow bins until normal service resumes.
Read moreThe U.S. Small Business Administration is reminding eligible Mississippi nonprofits to apply for low-interest disaster loans by Feb. 23 to recover from March storms.
Read moreThe National C.O.P.S. organization announced that Biloxi, Mississippi, will host the 2026 Traumas of Law Enforcement training session in February.
Read moreWild turkeys are well-equipped to survive harsh winter conditions, thanks to their physical adaptations and habitat choices, according to conservation experts.
Read moreExperts say prescribed burning can be a vital technique for land managers in wildlife habitat conservation, when done properly.
Read moreA surge of Arctic air will bring dangerously cold temperatures and gusty winds to Mississippi Friday night into Saturday, officials warn.
Read moreCommunity partners including the Greenville Fire Department and Washington County Emergency Operations Center are providing relief to residents in need.
Read moreMayor Errick D. Simmons expressed gratitude to local agencies and businesses for providing relief supplies to residents affected by winter weather in Glen Allan.
Read morePolice advise caution as city roads remain hazardous following recent ice and low temperatures, with conditions expected to improve later today.
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