Governor Reeves declares October 12-17, 2026, Fall Severe Weather Preparedness Week.

Each day this week, we'll have a preparation tip.

Here is today's tip:

Here is the tentative agenda for the Lee County Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.

Here is the agenda for the bid openings on Friday, October 9, 2026, at 2 p.m.

Agenda for the Lee County Board of Supervisors meeting on Thursday, October 8, 2026, regarding the bid openings.

Recognizing MSU/Lee County Extension Agent Warner Creekmore

Members of the Lee County Board of Supervisors recognized Warner Creekmore (center) for her service to Lee County. She will be moving to the same post in Union County. Shown are (left to right) Lance Newman, Northeast Mississippi Regional Director of the MSU Extension Service; Supervisors Tommie Lee Ivy and Wesley Webb; Creekmore; and Supervisors Mike Smith, George Rutledge, and Board of Supervisors President Barry Parker.

Lee County Gets Statewide Attention

Lee County leadership was on the air today! Board of Supervisors President Barry Parker and Sheriff Jim Johnson joined Gerard Gibert on SuperTalk’s Middays to talk about what’s happening in Lee County and the work underway to serve our community.

When business is good, Mississippi companies grow right here at home.

Raybern's is investing $7.1 million to expand its Shannon operations and create 70 jobs as increased demand and new customer contracts drive the need for more production.

The company has been making sandwiches in Mississippi since 2015. Now, it’s adding new production lines and building on a decade of success in Lee County.

Companies come to Mississippi to do business. Companies like Raybern Foods show why they stay and grow.

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