Greene County
Greene County is defined by its vast timberlands and deep roots in the Piney Woods region of southeast Mississippi. Established in 1811 and named for Revolutionary War General Nathanael Greene, it is one of the state’s older counties, retaining a quiet, small-town atmosphere. The county seat, Leakesville, sits near the Chickasawhay River, which has historically been a lifeline for the local timber and agricultural economy. With much of its landscape dedicated to forestry and outdoor recreation, Greene County represents a traditional slice of Mississippi life, prioritizing natural resources and tight-knit community values.
Neighbor Notes
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Civic Watch
Keep an eye on your local government. This section includes information about the goings-on at the local courthouse, including meeting agendas and minutes.
Greene County
- Board Meeting at 413 Greene Ave, Leakesville, MS 39451
Meets every first and third Monday
Leakesville
- Board Meeting at 200 Forrest Street
Agenda
Meets every first Tuesday
State Line
- Board Meeting at 229 Main St, State Line, MS 39362
Meets every first Tuesday
McLain
- Board Meeting at 106 Church Ave, McLain, MS 39456
Meets every first Tuesday