Wiggins Board of Aldermen | June 16, 2026
At this meeting: The board hired three police officers and approved fire department personnel changes. A downtown business owner proposed
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When a Small Business Closes in Wiggins
When a small business closes in Wiggins, the impact reaches beyond one empty building. A closed door reveals what a community values, how it treats local owners, and what Stone County must learn if it wants a stronger Main Street five years from now.
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Stone County Board of Supervisors | June 1, 2026
At this meeting: A new chancery court judge introduced herself and outlined upcoming district changes. The senior center requested a
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Wiggins Board of Aldermen | June 2, 2026
At this meeting: The city extended its waste management contract for four years. Court fees that haven’t been updated since
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Stone County, May 2026: What Happened, What It Means, and What’s Coming In June
CIVIC DIGEST | WigginsMS.com | May 29, 2026 May was the first month WigginsMS.com was live. We published 17 articles,
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Stone County Board of Supervisors Special Meeting Recap | May 26, 2026
Civic notes from the Stone County Board of Supervisors special meeting in Stone County, Mississippi. What was discussed, what passed, and what residents should know.
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Stone County School Board Meeting Recap: May 4, 2026
Stone County School Board reviewed school accountability data, personnel changes, policy updates, and Section 16 land matters at their May 4, 2026 meeting.
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City of Wiggins Board of Aldermen Meeting
May 19, 2026 This summary is intended to document what was discussed and decided during the meeting. It follows the
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County Board of Supervisors Meeting
Meeting SummaryMonday, May 18, 2026 This summary is intended to document what was discussed and decided during the meeting. It
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Mississippi’s Redistricting
What Stone County Needs to Know. Nearly half of Mississippi’s registered voters are not registered with either major party. You
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Connect With Your Local Elected Officials
You don’t have to attend every meeting to have a voice. You just have to know who to call. Most
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