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What will UMMC-G’wood be?
By TIM KALICH - Editor
Sat,10/08/22-2:00AM , 1740 Reads
The University of Mississippi Medical Center obviously has a plan for what it plans to do with Greenwood’s hospital once the long-term lease goes through, assuming it does.
It would be helpful if UMMC would share what it has in mind.
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UMMC will take over 2 clinics
By TIM KALICH - Editor
Thu,10/06/22-2:00AM , 5077 Reads
Even as Greenwood Leflore Hospital continues to hammer out the details on a long-term lease with the University of Mississippi Medical Center, it is already transitioning some of its services to the state’s largest medical institution.
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Brian Finnegan, CEO of Greenwood Utilities, says residents and businesses can feel confident about the quality and reliability of the city’s water. (By Tim Kalich)

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CEO says utility will keep working to ensure water is safe
By TIM KALICH - Editor
Wed,10/05/22-2:00AM , 1176 Reads
The widespread publicity Jackson has received about its troubled water system has sparked questions to Greenwood Utilities about the water it supplies to residents and businesses in Greenwood.
Brian Finnegan, the publicly owned utility’s CEO, assures customers they have nothing about which to worry.
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Was it time to say goodbye?
By TIM KALICH - Editor
Sat,10/01/22-2:00AM , 1240 Reads
This past week was the first time Betty Gail and I have been faced with the decision of whether to put a beloved but hurting pet down.
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