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Mayor George Flaggs Jr. during his Nov. 25 news conference. (photo via video screen grab)
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Mayor Flaggs will hold a COVID-19 news conference tomorrow, Friday, March 12 at 10:00 a.m. in the Robert M. Walker Building Board Room where he will announce an updated COVID-19 Civil Emergency Order for the City of Vicksburg.

In addition to announcements, Mayor Flaggs will also hold a Q&A session where he addresses questions and concerns.  Anyone may participate via the VTV Facebook page and ask questions in real-time.

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