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- Photo by Myiesha Smith, © 2026 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.
Attendants at the crime prevention announcement include, from left, Flock safety Representative, Paris Labella , Mayor Errick Simmons, Police Chief Marcus Turner, ward 3 Councilman Veron Greenlee, Ward 4 Councilwoman Lurann Thomas Kingdom and Ward 5 Councilman Dr. Bill Brozovich,

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Greenville launches safe city initiative with “Flock”
By MYIESHA SMITH - Reporter
Fri,11/28/25-9:13AM , 670 Reads
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WWISCAA opens Family Wish Tree
By MYIESHA SMITH - Reporter
Fri,11/28/25-9:09AM , 603 Reads
As the 2025 holiday season approache
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BOS hears road concerns, litter problems
By MYIESHA SMITH - Reporter
Thu,11/20/25-9:33AM , 406 Reads
The Washington County Board of Supervisors focuses its latest meeting on worsening road conditions, persistent litter problems and several community program requests before ending in a closed session due to personal matters.
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Greenville Mayor Errick Simmons introduces the concept of the Delta-Wide Crime Prevention Meeting at the Greenville Higher Education Center.

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Delta holds first area crime prevention meeting
By MYIESHA SMITH - Reporter
Wed,11/19/25-9:35AM , 470 Reads
Leaders from throughout the Mississippi Delta gathered at the Greenville Higher Education Center for a regional crime prevention meeting focused on collaboration, community trust and long-term strategies to reduce violence.
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