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Renasant Bank Pledges $20,000 To Help Fund The Mississippi Museum of the American Indian

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
November 22, 2019
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Renasant Bank has pledged $20,000 to help fund the Mississippi Museum of the American Indian.

The proposed museum will be a premier facility of more than 12,000 square feet to be built on

the southwest corner of the downtown square in Kosciusko Mississippi. Naming rights of the

retail space inside the museum will be part of the pledge made by Renasant Bank.

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“We are so thankful for Renasant Bank and their support. The museum will provide an

educational and historic look into the American Indian culture locally and throughout Mississippi.

We look forward to providing students, locals and those traveling our area from all over the world

the opportunity to explore and learn more about this fascinating history,” says Darren Milner,

Executive Director, Kosciusko Attala Partnership.

“Renasant Bank has always been very community oriented and opportunities to be part of such

an impactful project like this do not come around that often. The museum will have a huge

economic impact on our community, and we look forward to being part of it and the great

experience it will bring for so many people,” says Justin Develin, Market President, Renasant

Bank-Kosciusko.

For more information on the museum or to make your pledge, please visit

www.msmuseumoftheamericanindian.org or call 662-289-2981.

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