Greenville Police Department mourns death of Jackson County deputy
The Greenville Police Department has expressed condolences after the death of Jackson County Deputy Michael Jimerson, who was killed in the line of duty.
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Mississippi Frog Season Opens with Nighttime Hunting Tradition
Frog hunting is a popular activity in Mississippi during spring and summer, with season running from April 1 to September 30. Hunters use various techniques to catch frogs at night.
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Greenville to Hold Public Works Committee Meeting on April 2, 2026
The City of Greenville has scheduled a Public Works Committee meeting for April 2, 2026. The meeting is open to the public.
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Showers, thunderstorms persist into evening as cold front approaches
Showers and a few thunderstorms continue into early evening, with more widespread rain expected as a cold front moves in Sunday morning.
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Community Easter Egg Hunt Rescheduled for April 3 in Greenville
The Greenville community has rescheduled its Easter egg hunt and fun event to April 3 to avoid weekend rain forecast.
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3Cs of Learning Academy Joins Local Chamber in Greenville
The 3Cs of Learning Academy in Greenville has become a chamber member, offering academic tutoring and enrichment services to support student growth.
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Tunica County authorities seek owner for found pit bull
A friendly, non-aggressive pit bull was found in Tunica County and authorities are seeking its owner.
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April Declared Community College Month
Community colleges across the country celebrate April as Community College Month, highlighting their role in providing access and opportunities for students.
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Mississippi legislature honors Greenville for public safety success
The Mississippi Legislature recognized Greenville’s achievements in public safety, with Mayor Errick D. Simmons stating the city serves as a national model.
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Mississippi Legislature Honors Greenville for Historic Crime Reductions
The Mississippi Legislature recognized Greenville for a 79% drop in violent crime, citing innovative, data-driven public safety efforts led by Mayor Errick D. Simmons.
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