SUMMARY: In 2025, Walmart will remodel 16 stores in Mississippi as part of its commitment to enhance local communities, improve customer experiences, and create career opportunities. Updates will include modern designs, expanded product selections, improved pickup and delivery services, and enhanced pharmacy features. Key cities for these upgrades include West Point, Meridian, and Biloxi. Walmart employs 25,000 people in the state, offering competitive benefits and promoting career development. The company has invested $9.3 million in community donations and $1.9 billion in local suppliers, reflecting its dedication to being a significant community partner in Mississippi.

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SUMMARY: In the race to replace Clarksdale mayor Chuck Espy, state Rep. Orlando Paden emerged as the Democratic primary runoff winner against Bubba O’Keefe, securing 57.6% of the votes. The initial election narrowed the field from seven candidates, with O’Keefe obtaining the highest percentage initially. Paden’s campaign focused on enhancing public safety, environmental cleanliness, and economic opportunity, funding initiatives for local schools and community college improvements. Following his loss, O’Keefe called for unity in Clarksdale. Paden will now face independent candidates Milton Gardner and Scotty Meredith in the general election on June 3.

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SUMMARY: In Tuesday’s municipal runoff elections, incumbents in Biloxi and Gulfport were defeated, bringing new faces to city hall. In Biloxi’s Ward 3, Robert “Mike” Nail beat three-term incumbent Dixie Newman, winning 61.7% of the vote. In Gulfport’s Ward 1, Kendal Buckner defeated four-term incumbent Kenneth “Truck” Casey with 60.3% of the vote. Both Nail and Buckner face no opponents in the upcoming general election. In Pass Christian, Alderwoman Betty Sparkman suspended her campaign, though her name remains on the ballot. Other races in Moss Point, Pascagoula, Bay St. Louis, and Diamondhead also concluded with new winners.

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