Perry Construction News Today

Aldermen have voted to amend the medical marijuana ordinance to allow for Sunday sales.

Forty years ago, in February 1904, a new store was established in the then sprawling village of Philadelphia.

Aldermen approved paying Perry Construction $37,810 for bathroom renovation work at the Booker T. Washington Gymnasium.

Aldermen have granted a request from Philadelphia Transit seeking funding. 

Philadelphia aldermen have approved street closures for the Hometown Christmas Event planned for Dec. 1.

Disposal fees will be going up 5.82% or $1.01 per ton effective Nov. 1 for disposal of household waste, but the county is absorbing the costs and no fee increase is planned, county officials said. 

A motion was made by Ward 2 Alderman Jim Fulton and seconded by Ward 3 Alderman James Tatum at the Oct. 3 meeting to approve the resolution to issue general obligation bonds not to exceed $420,000.

CHARLESTON — A South Charleston couple is suing Perry Construction for failure to properly install a metal roof.

A $2.9 million renovation of the Neshoba General Nursing Home has focused on 72 of the old nursing home rooms.

The East Neshoba Fire Protection District has received a change in its rating, dropping from a Class 9 to a Class 8.