Tuesday May 14 | Mississippi Business Journal
C Spire turns on additional 3G sites in Delta, Gulf Coast
Company spokesman Dave Miller says the wireless capability is available now in the southeastern portion of Greenville from Highway 1 to S. Raceway Road as well as in parts of downtown Yazoo City.
Post office helping food pantry Saturday
Grenada postal workers need the help of residents along their routes to combat hunger.
Grenada County is looking at options concerning the future of Grenada Lake Medical Center.
Volunteers step forward to save Grenada Lake Visitors' Center
The Grenada Lake Visitors' Center will remain open, thanks to help from local volunteers.
Farmers' Market starts new season Saturday
By GALEN HOLLEY Staff Writer The Grenada Farmers' Market is set to kick off its new season Saturday, and growers are optimistic about its future.
Patriot Guard riders escort fallen soldier to final resting place
By GALEN HOLLEY Staff Writer The body of a U.S. veteran who remained unidentified for more than 60 years passed through Grenada Sunday, escorted by a group of patriotic motorcyclists.
Bill would allow sale of Grenada hospital
Legislation that would allow the University of Mississippi Medical Center to take over a hospital in Grenada has been signed into law.
Vaughan honored with Golden Deeds for community work
By GALEN HOLLEY Staff Writer A former educator who helps bring Christmas joy to Grenada children is the recipient of the 40th annual "Book of Golden Deeds Award." Members of the Grenada Exchange Club recently honored Donald L. Vaughan as an educator, a man of faith and a philanthropist.
Five earn Grenada Gives grants
Receiving grants of $2,000 from Grenada Gives 365 on behalf of their respective organizations are Theresa Procella, with The Prevail Fund; Cindy Heimbach, the Grenada Adult Education Center; Charles Latham, 100 Black Men of Grenada; Jan Willis, the Grenada Food Pantry, and Sue Gregory with Christmas in April.
Important town meeting is scheduled for May 7
Grenada will soon have a bright new sign in its midst: the Grenada Early Learning Advantage Center, offering support and training to Grenada County's 15 licensed child care providers and anyone and everyone else who works and plays and cares for young children between zero and five years of age.