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Stone County shelter remains open as MEMA continues Tropical Storm Arthur recovery efforts

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By Lyndy Berryhill Verified
| Stone County Enterprise Verified
Recovery efforts continue across South Mississippi following severe flooding caused by the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur, according to the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency. MEMA reported it is working with local, state, volunteer, faith-based and private-sector partners to assess storm damage and support affected communities. Preliminary reports statewide indicate damage to 248 homes, 12 businesses, one farm, 65 public roads and two public bridges.
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Citizens Start Recovery Process from Major Flooding

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By Lyndy Berryhill Verified, Brett Shufelt
| Stone County Enterprise Verified
Last week, heavy rainfall caused several local creeks to release hazardous flood waters on residents in McHenry, Wiggins, and Perkinston on Thursday, June 18. It is estimated the county took on 30 inches of rain in some areas, which caused creek banks to overflow and flood homes within minutes. With no time to waste, first responders and local citizens in fishing boats continued active rescues to bring families to higher ground.
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Best Friends Named Stone High's Valedictorian & Salutatorian

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By Lyndy Berryhill Verified
| Stone County Enterprise Verified
Two students who have spent years side by side in the classroom since elementary school will graduate at the top of the Stone High School Class of 2026. Best friends Lindsey Reed and Ema Smith could not have planned a better way to end high school than to graduate together at the top of their class. Reed is the va. earnSmith is the salutatorian. They will be the first to tell people it came down to the tiniest decimal to decide whose grades were higher.
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