Greenville Gains Draw Attention from Mississippi and the South
A new article highlights Greenville’s recent progress, attracting interest from regional economic and development groups.
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A new article highlights Greenville’s recent progress, attracting interest from regional economic and development groups.
Read MoreThe city of Greenville is observing Black History Month with a series of facts honoring influential figures and milestones that have shaped history, according to city officials.
Read MoreMayor Errick D. Simmons and the Greenville city government are making progress on street paving and revitalization projects.
Read MoreThe Washington County Economic Alliance congratulates The Next Chapter Bookshop on its opening in Leland, Mississippi, highlighting the town’s ongoing progress.
Read MoreGreenville’s Mayor’s Youth Council and Mayor Errick D. Simmons invite the community to a play highlighting women’s fight for voting rights, emphasizing civic engagement and history.
Read MoreThe event will feature the debut of the 2026 Business Childcare Toolkit, aimed at helping employers support working families.
Read MoreThe Greenville chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi held a Founders’ Day celebration highlighting achievement, leadership, and service within the community.
Read MoreGreenville is celebrating Black History Month with a series of facts recognizing influential figures and milestones. Mayor Errick D. Simmons emphasizes the importance of Black history to all Americans.
Read MoreResidents are invited to join the celebration tomorrow in Downtown Leland as a new business opens, marking a renaissance in Washington County.
Read MoreThe Greenville Police Department is asking for assistance in finding two missing dogs reported last seen on Northview Drive.
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