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Greenville

This area is one of the country's most significant sites of prehistoric Indian culture. Thousands of years ago, mound building Indians lived here, utilizing the Mississippi River and its tributaries as a trade link for a continuing habitation. Now the relics of this important culture can be seen at the Winterville Mounds State Park and Museum. Washington County was organized in 1827, the state's 22nd county to organize. It now ranks fourth in population among the state's counties. Greenville, the county seat, was named for Revolutionary war hero Nathaniel Greene. He was a close friend to George Washington, for whom the county is named. During the Civil War, troops landed at Greenville and when fired upon by residents, burned the settlement to the ground. Because this site occupies the highest ground between Memphis, Tennessee and Vicksburg, Mississippi, the city was rebuilt. Greenville has developed into a major port on the Mississippi River, a center for manufacturing, retail shopping hub, gaming and entertainment center and a nucleus of agriculture research facilities and processing plants. (from greenville.ms.us [under construction])

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Education

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Government

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This category is for websites about government. Topics include not only legislative, executive, and judicial bodies, but law, law enforcement, taxes, embassies, consulates, and military institutions.
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Guides and Directories

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For example, submit dining guides to Business and Economy in the subcategory titled Restaurants and Bars when available, and on-line hotel reservations guides to Travel and Tourism in the subcategory titled Lodging when available.

This category is for general interest guides and directories for the locality as a whole. Submit single-topic sites to the appropriate category.
For example, submit dining guides to Business and Economy in the subcategory titles Restaurants and Bars when available, and on-line hotel reservations guides to Travel and Tourism in the subcategory titled Lodging when available.

For sites specifically geared toward this community. Submitting a site based in or related to another locality may significantly delay the site from being listed in the directory.

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Society and Culture

This category is for websites about information and organizations related to the history and composition of the people of the area.

Topics include clubs and lodges, reunions, women, men, seniors, youth, activism, alternative sexuality, social-service organizations, disability resources, genealogy, history, personal pages, activism, animal welfare, politics, folklore, human rights, labor, religion, and various sub-groups of the population.

This category is for websites about information and organizations related to the history and composition of the people of the area.
Topics include clubs and lodges, reunions, women, men, seniors, youth, activism, alternative sexuality, social-service organizations, disability resources, genealogy, history, personal pages, activism, animal welfare, politics, folklore, human rights, labor, religion, and various sub-groups of the population.

For sites specifically geared toward this community. Submitting a site based in or related to another locality may significantly delay the site from being listed in the directory.

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Make sure the site title matches the name of the organization or entity.

In the site description, stick to the facts and avoid hype or promotional language.

This is a Regional category, so the location should be readily apparent on the site. The service area should also be apparent when applicable.

Avoid Excessive Capitalization.

Describe the site features as well as the subject of the site.

Thank you for your cooperation.