The Board of Supervisors recognized retiring employees with resolutions during their board meeting Monday.
Glen Jennings retired after serving the county for 14 years as emergency manager.
This past weekend the Simpson County Country Club had a really enjoyable golf tournament. That was thanks to a lot of folks who made things happen.
Thursday turned out to be a good day for animal activists in Simpson County.
Justice Court Judge Ted Blakeney ruled in favor of Kelly Collins with Rescue Revolution in their animal cruelty case against Milton Craig, a Simpson County resident.
The City of Magee is asking drivers who normally park on Main Avenue on Friday mornings to avoid doing so.
Amber Leanne Cole was the recipient of a $500 scholarship from the Mississippi Board of Supervisors.
The tuition scholarship was presented during the board meeting Monday by the president of the Simpson County Board of Supervisors, Mickey Berry.
The big news to come from Magee’s city board meeting was that the city had been awarded a $25,000 grant.
Sometimes when it rains it pours but you mine as well make the best of a situation.
Last week I took off on Thursday and Friday to go to the cabin for a couple of days the plans were for the family to cover over Friday evening and we would have a bit of a small Brown Family reunion.
The Simpson County Development Foundation is seeking applicants for their annual leadership program, Simpson Leaders.
The program, like many other adult leadership programs across the state, gives business leaders the opportunity to network together and learn about different aspects of community development in Simpson County.
Despite the fact that former Sheriff Donald O’Cain has been unable to work since October of last year, he has requested to be allowed to attend the annual law enforcement conference in June at the county’s expense.
We were sitting in the office on Tuesday morning and someone said, “You know Simpson Academy is playing for the state playoffs.”
