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Recycling is important to the members of Keep the Rez Beautiful, and that’s why our nonprofit organization is releasing a new t-shirt today that promotes recycling. The release of this new t-shirt coincides with Project Rezway, our first-ever recycle fashion show. Shirts are available in S, M, L, XL, 2XL and 3XL. Sizes small through… Continue reading KRB releases new recycling themed ...

Cub Scout Pack 576 Den 5 from St. Mark’s United Methodist Church helped pick up litter near the Reservoir on Sunday, April 21. They picked up litter along Northshore Parkway between the Fox Bay subdivision and the fire station About 20 Cub Scouts participate and they picked up 100 pounds of garbage, including two tires,… Continue reading Cub Scouts remove litter from Rez-area street ...

Keep the Rez Beautiful and its partners secured a few accolades at the 2012 Keep Mississippi Beautiful Annual Meeting on April 12. St. Mark’s United Methodist Church won first place in the civic organization category; USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service won first place in the federal government category; and the Pearl River Valley Water Supply… Continue reading KRB, ...

With two recycle fashion shows around the corner, Keep the Rez Beautiful volunteers and Keep Mississippi Beautiful’s Kimberly Nelson visited with third-graders at St. Anthony’s Catholic School about the importance of recycling. Keep Mississippi Beautiful works with affiliates like KRB to teach Waste in Place and other important lessons about waste reduction, litter prevention ...

VIP Magazine covered our event in their April edition. Check out the article by clicking here. We’re thrilled with the coverage! Don’t forget to buy your tickets in advance. They cost $20 in advance and $25 at the door. You can purchase them by clicking here or by mailing a check (made payable to Keep… Continue reading VIP Magazine Profiles Project Rezway ...

Keep the Rez Beautiful volunteers planted 26 trees today as part of a community greening project near Turtle Creek at the Reservoir. Today’s beautification day was part of a larger initiative to create a wildlife sanctuary on this vacant four-acre site. Trees and supplies were funded by a $2,000 grant from Keep America Beautiful. More… Continue reading KRB plants trees as part of ...