Greenville resumes garbage collection after weather delays
Garbage collection in Greenville will restart Monday after disruptions caused by weather. City officials thank residents for their patience.
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Garbage collection in Greenville will restart Monday after disruptions caused by weather. City officials thank residents for their patience.
Read MoreThe city of Greenville kicks off a Black History Month series highlighting influential leaders and moments that shaped history. Mayor Errick D. Simmons emphasizes the importance of recognizing Black history.
Read MoreMayor Errick D. Simmons expressed gratitude to local organizations for their efforts in serving those in need in Greenville.
Read MoreOn Feb. 1, 1963, nonviolent protesters occupied Greenville Air Base to demand basic necessities, prompting federal intervention and lasting social programs.
Read MoreThe Greenville Fire Department will give out shovels today at their headquarters, thanks to support from Lowe’s.
Read MoreA 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 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 praises local responders and partners for providing aid to vulnerable residents during difficult times.
Read MoreMayor Errick D. Simmons expressed gratitude to Chick-fil-A Greenville MS for its corporate citizenship and support of local communities affected by recent winter weather.
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