When it comes to test scores, many rural school districts in Mississippi dread the day they arrive.
That’s quickly becoming a dated mindset for the Sunflower County Consolidated School District.
STONEVILLE - Delta Health Alliance has received $600,000 in funding over three years to provide new services and programs for people who live in rural communities and who are struggling with alcohol and substance abuse addiction.
The City of Indianola is on the verge of losing two very important employees.
In mid May, we learned that Police Chief Edrick Hall had been chosen to fill the position of assistant chief in Columbus.
Not to put any pressure on President Trump and his new buddy Kim Kardashian, but if he is going to start letting drug dealers out of prison, he’ll need some extra pardon pens.
It was near the end of the singing of the National Anthem before the first Ole Miss game in the NCAA’s Oxford Regional Baseball Tournament Saturday evening — a day behind schedule due to bad weather Friday.
Hunkering down like Minnesotans in a snowstorm might be the way to go for gardening in our torrid summers.
Gardeners aren’t farmers; one way to avoid suffering during our long dry spells, insufferable humidity and all-night heat is to garden in the opposite season of how we were raised.
The Indianola Board of Aldermen recently voted 3 to 1 to grant a 100 percent tax abatement on a new construction project proposed by businessman Sam Rosenthal.
Two Indianola women are behind bars at the Sunflower County jail charged with felony child abuse.
A $100,000 bond has been set for Tequila Nicole Monger 31, 300 Alexander Ave., and 43 year-old Theresa Ann Jacobs of 413 Gray Street.
At a special session on May 31, Mayor Steve Rosenthal told the aldermen that if they get any calls regarding potholes not being repaired that it is because of a delay in getting the necessary asphalt materials.
He said the city is about 15 days away from getting any cold mix to repair the roads but it was not the city’s fault.
Now, with less than one-third of the fiscal year left, the city appears to be in a good financial position.
At Monday night’s city board meeting the mayor and aldermen heard and approved the financial reports from Karl Goodman of Bridgers and Goodman., PLLC.
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
