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Author: Elaine Hobson On Saturday, May 23, 2026, three neighboring communities—Greensboro, New Zion, and Zion Ridge—...
Restoring Faith members Orlando Phelps and Clifton E. Peters, along with a local farmer, participated in the Sustainable...
The Odom Family kids are putting their hands in the soil and applying the knowledge their mother, Mayla Odom, has gained...
Dee Dotson (Mr. Rural America) transitioned last year, in October, at the age of 104. Uncle Dee was one of America’s m...
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One of America’s Oldest Active Farmer, Dee Dotson This varnished and weathered timepiece, Mr. Dee Dotson keeps on tick...
The Greensboro Community wishes Dee Dotson, Joseph Miller, Ruben Yarbrough, and R. B. Colter a Happy Father’s Day. We ...
The Greensboro Community honors Jimmy “Bluesman” Hopkins and his wife Regina for removing litter from along sectors ...
According to oral history, the Greensboro Community was founded in 1870, shortly after the Civil War ended. Former slave...
You can describe Dee Dotson as Mr. Rural America. He has lived 97 wonderful years by managing God’s natural resources ...
Collectively, we know that most individuals started 2020 with the clique, “ I’m seeing this year with clear vi...
By Tyrone and Edna Williams, Fourtee Acres Owners Fourtee Acres is a 62 acre minority owned family owned fores...
In 1865 the Emancipation Proclamation was signed by Abraham Lincoln abolishing legalized slavery. According to history m...
Presenter: William Bedwell, Mississippi Center for Justice, Staff AttorneyTenants do you know that you have rights that ...
On Tuesday, June 12, 2018, people traveled from far and near to participate in “A Taste of Winston County” at th...
By Frank Taylor Around 1910 Mississippi harbored more than 32,000 African American Farmers who owned thousands of acres ...
