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Board of Supervisors seeks help with Highway 84 development
The Jefferson Davis County Board of Supervisors met Monday morning for the second meeting in May. Board Attorney Wes Daughdrill opened with prayer before the agenda was approved. Kimberly White made a request to the board that the name of Pace Road in District 4 be changed in honor of her father, Earl J. White. […] The post Board of Supervisors seeks help with Highway 84 development appeared first on Prentiss Headlight.
A Mississippi bucket list
Area authors Dori Lowe and Brandi Perry will be at Beaver Creek Distillery May 18 from noon until 6 p.m. signing copies of their new travel book, “100 Things to Do in Mississippi Before You Die.” The signing is part of Beaver Creek’s Books and Gin series which will also include live music by Holley […] The post A Mississippi bucket list appeared first on Daily Leader.
Awards presented at the annual Chamber of Commerce Banquet
The Jefferson Davis County Chamber of Commerce held its annual banquet Tuesday evening at the Rosenwald Building on the Prentiss Institute campus. Master of Ceremonies for the banquet was Robert Young. Entertainment was provided by Aiden Young. The first award of the night was the STAR Student and Teacher awards. The STAR Student must be […] The post Awards presented at the annual Chamber of Commerce Banquet appeared first on Prentiss Headlight.
🚧 Road Work Update for US 84 in Ora, Collins, Mississippi
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Mississippi. Local residents and commuters are advised to be aware of ongoing road work taking place on US 84 in the vicinity of Ora, Collins, Mississippi. Traffic disruptions can be expected in this area due to the current infrastructure improvements. We're committed to providing timely updates on this project and encourage the public to plan their routes accordingly to avoid any potential delays. Your understanding and cooperation are greatly appreciated during the completion of this essential road work. Please stay tuned for further announcements on progress and changes to traffic patterns.
Sumrall family’s mobile home damaged by tree
SUMRALL, Miss. (WHLT) – People across the Pine Belt are still reeling after Monday’s severe storms. One Sumrall family needs help after a tree fell on their home. Yolanda Coulter and her family said they’re lucky to be alive. “There were pictures going off the wall. I mean, windows bursting and the tin on the […]
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