Greenville Honors Nelson Street as Black Main Street in New Exhibit
A new exhibit in Greenville celebrates the history and resilience of Nelson Street, highlighting its significance in Black heritage in the Mississippi Delta.
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A new exhibit in Greenville celebrates the history and resilience of Nelson Street, highlighting its significance in Black heritage in the Mississippi Delta.
Read moreMayor Errick D. Simmons praised the Greenville Fire Department, Chief Ruben Brown, and Carlos Brothers for their dedication to the community, emphasizing their acts of service and compassion.
Read moreThe Tunica County Road Department is actively working to clear roads across the county, officials report.
Read moreThe Air National Guard is working alongside local crews to clear ice and snow in Clarksdale neighborhoods amid ongoing winter conditions.
Read moreArctic air and gusty winds are bringing dangerously low temperatures to Mississippi, prompting warnings of frostbite, hypothermia, and storm-related hazards.
Read moreThe Panola County Board of Supervisors has implemented a new policy requiring contractors to register before performing work related to winter storm recovery, aiming to protect residents from scams.
Read moreWind chills in Mississippi are expected to dip into the single digits, with some areas possibly experiencing below-zero temperatures. Authorities warn of frostbite, hypothermia, and infrastructure damage.
Read moreWarming stations in Greenwood will be open from Friday evening through Monday morning as temperatures drop to as low as 15 degrees Fahrenheit.
Read moreGreenville Mayor Errick D. Simmons met with Mississippi Public Service Commissioner De’Keither Stamps to discuss storm recovery efforts and community resilience initiatives.
Read moreMayor Errick D. Simmons expressed gratitude to Entergy Mississippi in a recent statement. The company shared photos from its latest activities.
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