Leaders involved in the effort said that support could include workforce development, networking, promotion and other practical resources for business owners.
In recent years, society members have worked to track down and recover those items, encouraging residents and families to return pieces of the county's past.
For nearly three decades, Greene County's 911 operation has worked out of the Sheriff's Department, which county officials said is too small, outdated and not built to withstand severe weather.
For some farmers, the larger concern is not just a new product entering the market. They said small farms have been under strain for years because of regulation, rising costs and limited ways to get products to customers.
The uncertainty comes as lawmakers continue working on the Mississippi Department of Human Services appropriations bill which includes $15 million for the Child Care Payment Program.
