Southaven utilities director Ray Humphrey to retire
Under his leadership, the department grew into one of the largest utility operations in the state of Mississippi.
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Army launches initiative to accelerate infrastructure projects
Under the new guidelines, district commanders are empowered to take informed risks to advance projects.
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Army Corps leaders tour DeSoto infrastructure projects
Discussions during the tour also explored future initiatives, including potential federal funding avenues and technical assistance for upcoming drainage expansions.
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Arkabutla Dam Road reopens after critical repair planning
During the two-week closure, all traffic will be rerouted to the road located below the dam.
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Olive Branch Mayor touts top-tier financial health, economic growth
Adams highlighted that Olive Branch is one of only two cities among Mississippi’s top five most populous—along with Jackson—to surpass the $1 billion assessed value mark.
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Johnson announces 2026 challenge to Trent Kelly
Throughout his announcement, Johnson repeatedly attacked “Washington’s” policies, which he said “punish the poor, raise taxes on the middle class and make it harder for hardworking folks to get ahead.”
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MDOT Documentary Chronicles Hurricane Katrina Recovery 20 Years Later
The documentary highlights the stories of the men and women who worked to restore connectivity along the Mississippi Gulf Coast after the devastating storm.
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Hosemann meets Olive Branch officials, addresses healthcare needs
Recent talks with hospital administrators have highlighted a need to fix a crisis in healthcare.
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Bill investing $74 million for rural water infrastructure improvements signed
The $74 million will be allocated to the Mississippi Department of Health to help fund the ARPA Rural Water Associations Infrastructure Grant Program.
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McRae: Tax-exempt bonds essential to rebuild America’s infrastructure
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 under President Trump was largely responsible for the growing economy and increasing wages we experienced in America before the pandemic changed everything in 2020.
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