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The mission of the Madison County Business League is to bring together, under one organization, the voice of numerous entities in order to establish a clear and concise message for the future. This organization, which is comprised of elected, appointed, business and individual leaders of Madison County, will enable all partners in business and economic development to participate collectively in bringing together the overall vision for Madison County.
More than 30 of Madison County's top elected and business leaders returned this week from a trip to Washington enthusiastic about the response from Mississippi's Congressional delegation. Read More
A Madison County Delegation comprised of elected and appointed officials and private sector businessmen traveled to Washington, DC to meet with each of our Mississippi senators and congressmen. Read More
At a recent briefing from the state's chief economist, Darrin Webb, the Legislature heard about another tough year ahead for Mississippi's economy. On the positive side, the fourth quarter of 2011 was the strongest of the year, coming in at 3.4 percent GDP growth. Read More
Madison County is presenting a unified front to Mississippi's congressional delegation to lobby for projects that will benefit the entire county. Read More
A $140 million federal funding wish list highlighted by I-55 connector roads, improvements to Hoy Road and even the failed Reunion Interchange will be presented by a group of Madison County officials visiting Washington next week. Read More
The Madison County Business League hosted a "League & Legislature" Breakfast on January 18, 2012, at the Mississippi State Capitol. Read More
The Mississippi Federation of Republican Women hosted a tea honoring First Lady Deborah Bryant on Sunday, January 8, 2012, at the Mississippi State Capitol. Read More
JACKSON — State Senator Will Longwitz received choice committee assignments today in the Mississsippi Senate. Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves today announced the makeup of the new committees during the legislative session today. Read More
In accordance with the Coordination and Cooperation Resolution passed by the Madison County Board of Supervisors on November 21, 2011, a list of projects was presented at the BOS meeting on Tuesday, January 3, 2012. Read More
James C. Nelson, PE, Vice President of Allen & Hoshall, is the recipient of the 2012 George Warren Fuller Award from the Alabama-Mississippi Section of the American Water Works Association. The award is given annually to a member for distinguished service to the water supply field in commemoration of sound engineering skill, talent and leadership. Read More