Sunflower County Comptroller Stephanie M. Washington was part of a select group of persons chosen from across the state to participate in the 2018 State Executive Development Institute of Mississippi.
A journey that began more than three years ago in the small village and civil parish of Curry Rivel in Somerset, England, is nearing its completion.
Do you remember the first time someone showed you something in the garden, and explained it to you?
Delta Council President, George King of Chatham, is pleased to announce the organization’s 83rd Annual Meeting to be held Friday, June 1, 2018. The Annual Meeting of the Delta’s regional business and agriculture organization will be hosted at Delta State University’s Bologna Performing Arts Center (BPAC) in Cleveland, Mississippi.
Eight Sunflower County students will be saluted on Delta Council Day as Delta Honor Graduates.
RAYMOND - Hinds Community College had five graduation ceremonies spanning May 10, 11 and 13.
Over the five ceremonies, Hinds awarded 1,839 degrees and certificates to 1,319 people, with some people receiving multiple credentials in academic, career or technical programs.
Last week, we learned that one of the City of Indianola’s most effective and well-liked department heads has been chosen to fill another position in another town.
Police Chief Edrick Hall Sr. is the man the City of Columbus wants to fill their vacant slot as assistant police chief.
Every time I go to a music festival, I figure it’s my last one, but somehow I ended up at the Memphis in May music festival two weeks ago.
My role at these festivals is essentially teen chaperone. What is it about teenagers and music festivals? They love them. I liken it to a herd of antelopes with a smart phone stuck on their horn.
The big news in sports this week has nothing to do with the NBA playoffs or any other games. Instead, it’s a ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court that removed federal restrictions on how states handle sports gambling.
During its regular board meeting this week, the Sunflower County Board of Supervisors received a visit from Rep. David Baria, the state house minority leader.
The City of Indianola is on the verge of losing two very important employees.
Gaither Clarke Johnson, 87, of Tupelo passed away on June 6, 2018, at Sanctuary Hospice. ... READ MORE
