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MCDONOUGH — At its Monday, Aug. 14 meeting, the Henry County Board of Commissioners approved four resolutions related to storm debris removal from the tornado that struck Locust Grove in

MIDLOTHIAN – The Midlothian City Council, after a lengthy discussion, passed an amended resolution to support a group called CARS, which stands for Citizens Advocating for Road Safety. The CARS group is made up of

The Wynne debris removal deadline is quickly approaching.

Some homes washed up onto sand bars, but most are disintegrated and long gone, with pieces pulled from Montana creeks and rivers and piled at one of six debris sites.

Some homes washed up onto sand bars, but most are disintegrated and long gone, with pieces pulled from Montana creeks and rivers and piled at one of six debris sites.

Some homes washed up onto sand bars, but most are disintegrated and long gone, with pieces pulled from Montana creeks and rivers and piled at one of six debris sites.

Some homes washed up onto sand bars, but most are disintegrated and long gone, with pieces pulled from Montana creeks and rivers and piled at one of six debris sites.

Debris pick up for unincorporated areas of the county impacted by March 24’s EF-3 tornado has begun. The tornado’s path included areas of Egypt, Wren and the outskirts of Smithville.

TUPELO — Lee County officials have begun clearing debris and repairing damages caused by a series of storms that tore through Northeast Mississippi in the early morning hours of April

Ellis County body votes to contest municipal utility district near Ennis Waxahachie Daily Light The creation of a new municipal utility district drew opposition from Ellis County Commissioners during a fast-moving regular bi-weekly meeting on Tuesday. Following an executive session, county elected leaders voted to contest the establishment of the new municipal utility district, or MUD, within the extraterritorial jurisdiction of the city of Ennis located off FM 984. The commissioners also voted...