Mississippi Superintendent of Education Dr. Carey Wright joined Tuesday’s episode of The Gallo Show to talk about how the Mississippi Department of Education is reacting to yesterday’s announcement that all public schools will be closed down for the remainder of … Continued
In addition to the COVID-19 pandemic, Easter Sunday’s storms were devastating for much of Mississippi. So, what do Mississippians do? We love and help one another through it all. The post A glimpse into the heart of Mississippi appeared first … Continued
Image courtesy of the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency At least a dozen tornados touched down in Mississippi on Easter Sunday – the strongest of which has been rated as an EF-4 storm by the National Weather Service. Preliminary paths for … Continued
David McRae today announced the State Treasury has returned a half-million dollars in unclaimed property to Mississippi’s economy since the COVID-19 outbreak began escalating in mid-March. “Our number one priority is to find the rightful owners of unclaimed property and … Continued
273 new people have tested positive for the coronavirus in Mississippi. This has brought the states total up to 3,360. This is the biggest spike of numbers we have seen on a day to day basis. This week is also … Continued
State Auditor Shad White wants you to be aware of several scams that are circulating as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. The State Auditor’s Office provided the following information regarding these scams and what you can do to help stop them: … Continued
As Mississippi nears its peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, officials are beginning to look toward the eventual re-opening of the state’s economy. While a specific timeline for a return to normalcy is still unknown, Governor Tate Reeves has announced the … Continued
Herb Frierson, the commissioner of the Mississippi Department of Revenue, joined The Gallo Show on Tuesday morning to provide an update on the state’s current revenue situation. According to Frierson, the state was in a pretty good situation prior to the COVID-19 … Continued
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, schools in Mississippi will remain closed for the remainder of the semester. After initially closing schools through April 17th, Governor Tate Reeves announced his decision to extend the closure during today’s press briefing. He went on … Continued
Last Wednesday, Greenville police issued 20-30 $500 tickets to people in attendance of these drive in services at Temple Baptist Church in Greenville. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the church has tried to run a drive-in service using a … Continued