City of Magnolia, MS

11/02/2026

🎃🚔 CITY OF MAGNOLIA POLICE DEPARTMENT | CHIEF LAMAR COOK AND HIS TEAM BRING COMMUNITY SPIRIT TO EVA GORDON LOWER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL’S TRUNK-A-TREAT PARADE 2026! 🚔🎃

The City of Magnolia Police Department was delighted to join the students, faculty, and families of Eva Gordon Lower Elementary School for their 2026 Trunk-A-Treat Parade!

Police Chief Lamar Cook and members of his support staff were on hand to participate in the festivities, engage with students, share treats, exchange smiles, and enjoy the excitement that filled the school grounds. The occasion provided a wonderful opportunity for Chief Cook and his team to step away from their daily responsibilities and simply enjoy the excitement and happiness of the children.

For the Magnolia Police Department, serving the community means more than responding to calls and enforcing the law. It means being visible, approachable, building trust, and establishing positive relationships with our youngest citizens. Every interaction creates an opportunity to strengthen the connection between law enforcement and the families we proudly serve.

A SPECIAL THANK YOU to Dr. Talinceya Finley for extending the invitation and welcoming the Magnolia Police Department to participate in this wonderful school celebration.

We also extend our appreciation to Dr. Geneva Holmes and the South Pike School Board for their hospitality and continued commitment to creating positive and memorable experiences for students.

Chief Cook recognizes that today’s children are tomorrow’s leaders. Taking time to encourage them, connect with them, and let them know their community cares is an investment that will continue to make a difference long after the festivities have ended.

CITY OF MAGNOLIA POLICE DEPARTMENT
Professional Service. Community Commitment. Building Trust Through Service.

STANDING ON BUSINESS!

11/02/2026

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11/02/2026

🧹 CITY OF MAGNOLIA | PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT TAKES ACTION TO CLEAN UP OLD GARMENT FACTORY PROPERTY 🧹

The City of Magnolia’s Public Works Department has been hard at work making a difference in our community!

City employees, alongside inmates, worked diligently to clean and improve the appearance of the Old Garment Factory property. Their efforts focused on removing debris, improving overall cleanliness, and restoring a more orderly and presentable appearance to the property.

This type of hands-on work reflects the importance of community pride, accountability, and taking care of the properties and spaces throughout our city.

A cleaner Magnolia is a better Magnolia! Every effort, whether large or small, contributes to creating a community we can all take pride in.

We appreciate the hard work, dedication, and teamwork of everyone who contributed to this cleanup effort.

Under the leadership of Mayor Marvin Brumfield, the City of Magnolia remains committed to moving our community forward through action, responsible stewardship, and continued improvements.

“Maintaining a clean and presentable city requires commitment, consistency, and teamwork. We all have a responsibility to take pride in our community and do our part to make Magnolia a better place. These efforts are about more than cleaning up a property; they are about setting a standard for how we care for our city. We are committed to continued progress, one project at a time.”
— Mr. Sidney Felder, City Administrator

STANDING ON BUSINESS!

10/29/2026

🇺🇸 PIKE COUNTY FIRST RESPONDERS DAY 2026 | MAGNOLIA CITY ADMINISTRATOR SIDNEY FELDER, CHIEF LAMAR COOK, AND CHIEF JAMES HUGHES ATTEND 🇺🇸

The City of Magnolia was proud to be represented by City Administrator Sidney Felder, Chief Lamar Cook, and Chief James Hughes at the Pike County First Responders Day Luncheon, celebrating the brave men and women who serve our communities with courage, commitment, and compassion.

A SPECIAL THANK YOU to Selectwoman Kizzy Coney, the City of McComb, and her amazing team of volunteers for hosting such an awesome luncheon in honor of our police officers, firefighters, public works personnel, and paramedics throughout Pike County.

THE CITY OF MAGNOLIA APPRECIATES OUR FIRST RESPONDERS! 🇺🇸🚔🚒🚑

The City of Magnolia remains committed to supporting our community, building strong partnerships, and working alongside neighboring municipalities and public safety professionals to make our communities stronger and safer.

Standing on Business. Serving Our Community. Working Together Works!

10/27/2026

💗 CITY OF MAGNOLIA SUPPORTS HEALTH AND WELLNESS DAY 2027! 💗

The City of Magnolia proudly supports Walking in Health and Wellness Day, in partnership with Alcorn State University Cooperative Extension Family and Consumer Sciences, commemorating Breast Cancer Awareness Day 2027!

Mayor Marvin Brumfield, Alderwoman Theresa Weatherspoon, Alderwoman Dorothy Dillon, and City Administrator Sidney Felder stand in support of initiatives that promote healthy lifestyles, community awareness, prevention, and overall well-being.

This important initiative highlights the value of coming together as a community to encourage physical activity, promote education, and raise awareness about breast cancer and the importance of early detection.

A Message from the City of Magnolia:

“When we invest in the health and wellness of our citizens, we invest in the future of our entire community. We encourage everyone to take an active role in their health, support one another, and remember that awareness, education, and early detection can make a difference.”

The City of Magnolia appreciates Alcorn State University Cooperative Extension Family and Consumer Sciences for its partnership and continued commitment to promoting healthier communities.

Together, we can walk toward better health, greater awareness, and a stronger Magnolia!

“Healthy citizens are the foundation of a strong community. The City of Magnolia is proud to support initiatives that promote wellness, raise breast cancer awareness, and remind our citizens that early detection and prevention matter.”
— Mayor Marvin Brumfield

💗 Healthy Citizens. Stronger Communities. A Healthier Magnolia!

10/26/2026

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🎃 HALLOWEEN & TRICK-OR-TREAT SAFETY
Pike County Sheriff’s Office | Community Safety Notice

Dear Parents, Guardians, and Citizens of Pike County,

As Halloween approaches, the Pike County Sheriff’s Office encourages everyone to make safety a top priority while enjoying Halloween festivities and trick-or-treating with family and friends.

Did You Know? There are approximately 110 registered s*x offenders in Pike County. The Pike County Sheriff’s Office wants parents and guardians to be informed and prepared by knowing what areas to check before choosing a trick-or-treat route for their children.

Registered s*x offenders are required to report their residential addresses in accordance with applicable law. We strongly encourage parents and guardians to take a few minutes to review the Mississippi S*x Offender Registry before heading out for Halloween activities.

🔎 KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!
We encourage parents and guardians to:

✅ Google the Mississippi S*x Offender Registry before selecting your trick-or-treat route.

✅ Review registered offender information in the neighborhoods where your children will be trick-or-treating.

✅ Check areas near homes where your children may visit or spend time during Halloween festivities.

✅ Accompany children at all times, use well-lit routes, and remain alert to your surroundings.

✅ Remind children never to enter a stranger’s home or vehicle and to stay with their trusted adult or group.

Halloween should be filled with fun, laughter, and wonderful memories—not preventable risks. Taking a few minutes to plan ahead can help parents and guardians make informed decisions and take additional precautions to protect their children.

Please check your child’s candy to make sure that it has not been tampered with.

Sheriff Bryant “Wally” Jones and the Pike County Sheriff’s Office wish everyone a safe, happy, and enjoyable Halloween!

Your safety is My Team’s #1 Priority.

10/21/2026

MAYOR MARVIN BRUMFIELD, ALDERMAN CHAD WILLIAMS, AND MAGNOLIA LEADERSHIP TEAM ATTEND PIKE NATIONAL BANK’S FIRST RESPONDERS LUNCHEON

The City of Magnolia extends its sincere appreciation to Pike National Bank, all event sponsors, and the volunteers who worked diligently to make this luncheon a tremendous success. Your generosity, time, and commitment to honoring our first responders demonstrate the power of community partnerships and the importance of supporting those who serve others.

A SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM MAYOR MARVIN BRUMFIELD

“Our first responders represent the very best of public service. They answer the call when others need help, often putting the safety and well-being of others before their own. They deserve our gratitude, our respect, and our unwavering support. On behalf of the City of Magnolia, I want to thank Pike National Bank, the sponsors, and every volunteer who helped make this wonderful luncheon possible. When we come together to recognize those who serve, we strengthen the very foundation of our community.”

The City of Magnolia believes that strong communities are built through appreciation, collaboration, and a shared commitment to serving others. We are grateful for the businesses, organizations, and individuals who continue to invest in the people who make our communities safer and stronger.

Thank you, Pike National Bank, for recognizing our first responders and bringing our community together!

10/20/2026

MAYOR MARVIN BRUMFIELD AND HIS LEADERSHIP TEAM SUPPORT SOUTH PIKE HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE & CAREER FAIR 2026! 🎓🏛️

The City of Magnolia was proud to be represented by Mayor Marvin Brumfield and his Department Heads at South Pike High School’s College and Career Fair 2026!

This important event provided an opportunity to connect with students, encourage them to explore their career interests, and introduce them to the many opportunities available in public service, local government, and other professional fields.

A special THANK YOU to Mayor Marvin Brumfield and the City of Magnolia’s leadership team for taking the time to engage with students, share information, answer questions, and encourage young people to think boldly about their futures.

Local government is about more than managing a city; it is about serving people, building relationships, creating opportunities, and preparing the next generation to lead. By showing up for our students, city leaders demonstrate the importance of community involvement and investing in the future of our children.

A MESSAGE FROM MAYOR MARVIN BRUMFIELD

“When we take the time to invest in our young people, we are helping build a stronger future for Magnolia and the communities around us. Our students need to know that their dreams are possible, their voices matter, and their opportunities are not limited by where they begin. I am proud that our leadership team could participate in this Career Fair and encourage these young people to pursue their goals, develop their talents, and prepare themselves to become tomorrow’s leaders. The future of our communities begins with what we do for our children today.”

— Mayor Marvin Brumfield, City of Magnolia

The City of Magnolia remains committed to encouraging our youth, supporting our schools, strengthening community partnerships, and helping students recognize the many paths available to a successful future.

Because leadership is not just about what we do at City Hall; it is also about the example we set and the opportunities we help create for the next generation.

CITY OF MAGNOLIA — Standing on Business. Serving Our Citizens. Investing in Our Future.

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