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Long-time client Yazoo County announces the launch of their website redesign. The updated site has a new, mobile friendly look and includes an upgraded content management system to better inform its citizens.

Visit the updated web design at www.yazoocounty.net

Have you seen the new web design for First Methodist Church Yazoo City? We worked with the parish to replace their website and add new WordPress tools for easier content updates.

Visit their updated website at https://www.fmcyazoo.org/

Long-time client CDE Integrated Systems announces the launch of their updated web design. The updated site has a new look that’s mobile friendly and includes upgraded content management tools.

Visit the upgraded website design at www.cdelink.com.

Long-time client Adams County announces the launch of their updated web design. The updated site has a new look and content management tools.

Visit the upgraded website design a www.adamscountyms.net.

Add Choctaw County, Ala., to our expanding list of government website clients. The new site features an FAQ area, forms for residents, and information for business startups.

Visit the county’s new site at https://www.choctawcountyal.org/

Long-time client Coahoma Electric Power Association announces the launch of their updated web design. A new layout plus customized content tools were added to their site.

Visit the upgraded website design at www.coahomaepa.com.

Have you seen the new web design for Mississippi Public Health Association? We worked with their group to replace their design and add new WordPress tools for easier updates.

Visit the updated website at www.mspha.org

We partnered with East Central Community College (ECCC) to program a stand-alone website for their office of admissions. The new site features a customized design and content management tools so staff can edit information for future students.

Visit the new website at admissions.eccc.edu

We’re seeing reports of a new type of scam: official-looking requests to validate your domain name’s contact information to keep it active. The From: and Reply-To: email addresses are clues that this is a scam. These emails may claim to come from ICANN; they will not send any validation request.

Do not click any links or open any attached files in these scams.

Click here for more details about this scam and how to identify them.