by Admin | Jan 25, 2021 | WCSHC Founding Member
One of America’s Oldest Active Farmer, Dee Dotson This varnished and weathered timepiece, Mr. Dee Dotson keeps on ticking by providing families in eastern Mississippi with fresh, locally grown vegetables for almost a century. Some people affectionately refer to Dee as...
by Admin | Jul 8, 2020 | Father's Day, Greensboro Community
The Greensboro Community wishes Dee Dotson, Joseph Miller, Ruben Yarbrough, and R. B. Colter a Happy Father’s Day. We appreciate their contributions and commitment in helping produce healthy families in Greensboro over the past century. Perhaps, they will never know...
by Admin | Jul 8, 2020 | Greensboro Community
The Greensboro Community honors Jimmy “Bluesman” Hopkins and his wife Regina for removing litter from along sectors of Major Brown Road and Greensboro Road. Bluesman said, “We spend upward of two to three hours per week removing litter because we want our roadsides in...
by Admin | Jul 8, 2020 | Greensboro Community
According to oral history, the Greensboro Community was founded in 1870, shortly after the Civil War ended. Former slaves migrated westward from across Alabama by following old wagon trails into Winston County. In a later edition, we will reveal more facts and...
by Admin | Jul 8, 2020 | WCSHC Founding Member
You can describe Dee Dotson as Mr. Rural America. He has lived 97 wonderful years by managing God’s natural resources and supplying families with locally grown vegetables throughout central Mississippi. Mr. Dotson is universally loved by everyone because of his unique...
