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MDOT projects making headway in Southwest Mississippi
Several Mississippi Department of Transportation projects are making headway in Southwest Mississippi. “The southwestern portion of the state is seeing some exciting infrastructure work taking place right now, and its positive effects will be felt for decades to come,” said Southern Transportation District Commissioner Charles Busby. “Major interstate work, bridge replacements, intersection improvements and other […] The post MDOT projects making headway in Southwest Mississippi appeared first on Daily Leader.
Holmes delivers good news to Supervisors
BROOKHAVEN — Lincoln County Engineer Ryan Holmes had good news for supervisors Monday morning. Bridges in the county were making considerable progress. Holmes updated District 4 Supervisor Eli Ferguson on the progress of bridge replacement in his district. The bridge being replaced is on Auburn Road. “We will break concrete cylinders tomorrow. The plan is […] The post Holmes delivers good news to Supervisors appeared first on Daily Leader.
Proposed budget raises County worker wages, tax levy should decrease
BROOKHAVEN — Lincoln County Administrator Daniel Calcote presented his recommended Lincoln County budget for Fiscal Year 2025 Monday morning. The Board of Supervisors voted to accept the recommended budget and will hold an official public hearing on Sept. 3, 2024 at 9 a.m. Overall assessment of properties went up which means the expected revenues have […] The post Proposed budget raises County worker wages, tax levy should decrease appeared first on Daily Leader.
Public comment expedites tax issue
BROOKHAVEN — A trio of sisters appeared before the Lincoln County Board of Supervisors Monday seeking answers to a tax issue. Public comment expedited the process as Tax Collector and Assessor Blake Pickering was called upon to answer questions. Marty Lewman, Cheri Altman and Rachel Gatlin appeared before the board on behalf of them and […] The post Public comment expedites tax issue appeared first on Daily Leader.
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