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Oxford businessman, state politico dies in Arkansas plane crash - Vimarsana News

Oxford businessman, state politico dies in Arkansas plane crash

OXFORD – Oxford businessman and politico Johnny Morgan died in a plane crash Wednesday in rural Arkansas.

Lee County supervisors mulling expanded web presence - Vimarsana News

Lee County supervisors mulling expanded web presence

TUPELO • Lee County supervisors are considering reviving the county's long-dead website after a local political advocacy organizer requested more transparency online.

Board of supervisors discusses Amory surplus property options - Vimarsana News

Board of supervisors discusses Amory surplus property options

ABERDEEN – During Aug. 2’s board of supervisors meeting, board attorney David Houston led discussion regarding a couple of pieces of county-owned surplus property in Amory close to the Monroe

Supervisors approve steps for garbage bill hearing officer - Vimarsana News

Supervisors approve steps for garbage bill hearing officer

ABERDEEN – The board of supervisors acted on advice from Three Rivers Planning and Development District May 21 in addressing delinquent garbage bills.

Signify to close Tupelo manufacturing plant, cutting 135 jobs - Vimarsana News

Signify to close Tupelo manufacturing plant, cutting 135 jobs

TUPELO  • Signify – still known by many locally as Day-Brite – will shutter its lighting manufacturing facility on Green Street by December, eliminating approximately 135 local jobs. In a letter sent to Tupelo Mayor Jason Shelton and other officials last week, the company said all manufacturing positions in Tupelo will be eliminated. Job cuts are expected to begin in April and be completed by December. Some other jobs associated with sales, marketing, IT and research and development will remain here in the city, said a company spokesperson. Manufacturing work previously d...