Zack Plair is the Managing Editor at the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, real estate development, and the construction industry, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Zack's work has been featured in the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal and The Commercial Dispatch.
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Zack Plair's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly government and politics in Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. His articles often feature evolving stories and government announcements, with a notable emphasis on the community's concerns and developments.
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Ward 6 Councilman Jason Spears will get his fund for the mayor and each ward in the budget next fiscal year.
Police Chief Joseph Daughtry is taking a $14,000 pay cut to fill the same position in Yazoo City.
Garland Ward came to Wednesday’s city council work session at City Hall with the understanding he would be recommended as interim police chief. Once the city advertised for the permanent role, Ward said he intended to apply.
The Dispatch filed a public records complaint against the city of Columbus on Friday challenging a $310 fee it was charged for records outlining the city's relationship with Columbus Arts Council.
The city council on Tuesday hired a Gadsden, Alabama-based company to manage the Sen. Terry Brown Amphitheater and tapped a downtown company to give the facility's marketing some local flavor.
The city is looking at options to shuttle guests from their vehicles to events at Trotter Convention Center or the Sen. Terry Brown Amphitheater.
By: Paloma Green, Zack Plair
OKTIBBEHA COUNTY – A more than $200 million industrial development that would create at least 100 jobs is eyeing Oktibbeha County, Golden Triangle LINK CEO Meryl Fisackerly told The Dispatch.
By: Zack Plair
The off-white paint now covering the old red brick building at the Corner of College Street and Fourth Street South has gotten mixed reviews on social media, to put it mildly.
After a deal to sell the marina to D.J. Mantooth fell through, the city has approved a pair of contracts with another of his businesses.
By: Zack Plair
Behind Davin Goulde's desk in his classroom at Columbus High School hangs a bulletin board displaying a smattering of inspirational sayings.
