SUMMARY: The Lowndes County Port in Mississippi has gained more autonomy for business operations, as the Board of Supervisors has removed several oversight requirements. The port no longer needs approval for regular purchases and can make business decisions more independently. However, the Supervisors will still oversee property conveyances and easements. Steel Dynamics declined to purchase port land, prompting the county and local authorities to seek new development opportunities. Port Authority and Industrial Development Authority officials express optimism for the port's future. The port maintains two barge terminals on the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway.

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