Community Town Hall with Scott Colom Scheduled

Local organizations host event for Democratic U.S. Senate nominee

Apr. 14, 2026 at 4:18am

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A softly lit, painterly interior scene of an empty church sanctuary, with warm sunlight streaming through the windows and deep shadows casting a contemplative mood, suggesting a setting for civic engagement and political discourse.The upcoming community town hall offers a chance for local residents to engage directly with a U.S. Senate candidate and discuss issues important to their neighborhood.Louisville Today

The Winston County Voters League, Democratic Committee and NAACP will host a Community Town Hall Meeting with Scott Colom, the Democratic Nominee for U.S. Senate, on Monday, June 22, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at Faith Tabernacle Church in Louisville, Mississippi.

Why it matters

This town hall event provides an opportunity for local residents to engage directly with a major political candidate and discuss issues important to the community ahead of the upcoming U.S. Senate election.

The details

The Community Town Hall Meeting will take place at Faith Tabernacle Church, located at 355 Pontotoc Street in Louisville, Mississippi. The event is being organized by the Winston County Voters League, Democratic Committee and NAACP.

  • The town hall event is scheduled for Monday, June 22, 2026 at 6:00 p.m.

The players

Scott Colom

The Democratic Nominee for U.S. Senate.

Winston County Voters League

A local organization hosting the town hall event.

Democratic Committee

A local organization hosting the town hall event.

NAACP

A local organization hosting the town hall event.

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What’s next

Residents in the Louisville, Mississippi area are encouraged to attend the Community Town Hall Meeting to engage with the Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Scott Colom.

The takeaway

This town hall event provides an important opportunity for local voters to directly interact with a major political candidate and discuss the issues that matter most to their community ahead of the upcoming election.