Timothy Adams is a staff writer at ComicBook.com. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture, society, and the food industry, with a particular interest in the intersection of law and legal affairs. Timothy's work has been featured in The Orion, Chico State, Irving Weekly, NewsBreak, and WXVT.
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Timothy Adams Jr. Updated GREENWOOD - Lots of us across the delta cast our ballots today in municipal primary elections.
GREENVILLE - A well-known restaurant in Greenville has the chance to be recognized in a well-known magazine.
timothy adams jr Updated GREENVILLE - With high water once again on the Mississippi many businesses at the port of Greenville are adjusting and continuing work as usual.
A report last fall from Governor Tate Reeves showed the importance of tourism to Mississippi.
timothy adams jr Updated When discussing the high water on the Mississippi, Brian Davis believes it's best to stay prepared.
The Mississippi river has two more feet to go before it crests this weekend and in Greenville, that's meant changes for those living near the river.
Nancy Kimber was fast asleep at home, when she got a call, she'll never forget.
Over the last few weeks, the port of Greenville has seen the water rising closer to the docks.
From the flooded streets of lake Ferguson to the high-water levels in lake village in Arkansas, the water levels of the Mississippi have had an effect on most towns along
timothy adams jr Updated Danny Clark says he believes violence has become a big problem in D rew.
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