This is a page depicting the attractions, resources and other general information about Vicksburg, Mississippi.

Daily news with a focus on the Natchez, MS area.

Online edition of the Picayune Item, a daily newspaper serving the Picayune, MS area.

Online edition of the DeSoto Times, a daily newspaper serving the Southaven, MS area.

Providing the business and community leadership that has placed Jackson County at the forefront of communities preparing to take America into the next millennium, the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce serves the citizens of this area through its highly successful initiatives, programs, volunteer committees and business events.

Online version of the Enterprise Journal, a newspaper serving the McComb, Mississippi area.

The DeSoto County Economic Development Council promotes tourism, business and economic develpment and quality of life issues.

We appreciate your business. Visit our Chamber members and our Downtown Business District!

Historic Columbus, Mississippi is a city known for its leadership in education, economics, and the myriad components that add up to a very attractive quality of life. A top-rated small university town, Columbus offers arts and culture, sports and recreation, active church congregations, excellent health care, outstanding restaurants, and good shopping opportunities that appeal to lifelong residents and newcomers.

Neshoba County and Philadelphia, Mississippi, is a community open to development opportunities for prospective new industries with a publicly-owned industrial park adjacent to highway, railroad and airport with all utilities on site; pro-business climate; finance, tax and training incentives; productive, independent work force; and a small-town charm that makes for an outstanding quality of life. A number of unique events and attractions are available to tourists and locals including the Neshoba County Fai

The Economic Development Authority of Jones County was formed in July, 1983, by a special Act of the Mississippi Legislature. It brought under an umbrella the economic develoment and Chamber of Commerce efforts of Jones County, allwoing for a more focused effort to promote and develop the area.

Over the last decade, the Mississippi Gulf Coast has skyrocketed into the national headlines with its story of economic prosperity. In fact, this region (Harrison, Hancock, and Jackson counties) has been called the economic engine that is driving the "Mississippi Miracle" for its diverse economic base, made up of five or six growth industries.

Covington County's source for information on businesses, upcoming events, members, chamber news, and our community.

The Community Development Foundation has been a driving force in the development of enterprise in the Tupelo-Lee County area since 1948.

More and more companies are discovering that Hattiesburg, Mississippi is a place with the ability and the desire to make things happen. Expansion Management Magazine has taken note by naming Hattiesburg as one of America's hottest cities for business relocation and expansion.

There is a sound mix to the economy of Walthall County. Manufacturing, retail trade and agriculture are balanced to provide citizens with an ever improving quality of life.

The industrious frontier spirit which established Wayne County and Waynesboro is mirrored today in the thriving and diversified retail, industrial, and manufacturing businesses located in the area. Today, the county covers an area of 827 square miles and is the third largest county in the state. Whether you're looking for a great place for business or simply a great place to live, Wayne County has something for you.

The Petal Area Chamber of Commerce is a volunteer organization representing approximately 250 area businesses and individual members.