Mississippi Public Service Commissioner De’Keither Stamps introduces SNAP H2O, a proposal to give eligible families another way to use existing SNAP benefits while helping address water affordability and struggling rural water systems.
By The People’s Paper MS Staff Residents Speak Out as Officials Respond As concerns about rising water bills continue across Simpson County, many residents say the issue is not just about numbers. It is about understanding, trust, and the impact on everyday households. Over the past several weeks, customers within the Smith Crossing Water Association…
By The People’s Paper MS Staff While many residents have focused on rising water bills, another part of the story lies beneath the surface: the infrastructure required to deliver water across Simpson County. According to leadership at Smith Crossing Water Association, maintaining that system requires ongoing maintenance, repairs, and long-term planning. *How Big Is the…
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