The City of Booneville will close its municipal offices on Monday in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a holiday honoring the civil rights leader’s legacy of equality and justice.
City officials said the closure aims to encourage reflection and community unity, aligning with King’s message of hope and service. Regular business hours will resume on Tuesday.
In a statement, Booneville officials emphasized the importance of carrying forward King’s ideals of love and justice. They wished residents a peaceful and thoughtful holiday.
The city’s social media accounts shared messages commemorating King’s contributions and encouraging residents to reflect on his impact. The holiday serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for equality and the need for community solidarity.
