Lion Alan McCaskill brought Rev. Jim Woods to speak last week to the Indianola Lions Club on his recent trip to Egypt. Rev. Woods delivered a very interesting program that included stops in Cairo and Luxor.
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Year after year we get the best color show as the leaves begin to change colors before falling from the trees.
Mid-Delta Arts Association is pleased to announce the upcoming production of the play “To Kill a Mockingbird.”
The play is an adaptation of Harper Lee’s Pulitzer Prize winning novel set in a small Alabama town during the Great Depression.
It seemed like destiny that Dr. Leslie Ray Matthews would someday enter the field of medicine, and for the Indianola native and Gentry High School graduate, that story came to be reality in a huge way.
Dr. Leslie Ray Matthews has been spending a lot of sleepless nights over the past few decades, exploring different ways to improve treatments of brain trauma and concussions through the use of Vitamin D3.
Joel Bomgar, successful tech entrepreneur and state representative from Madison, is leading the charge to bring medical marijuana to Mississippi.
Die-hard Mississippi State football fans who basked in the forced resignation of Hugh Freeze in the summer of 2017 and in the NCAA’s subsequent destruction of the Ole Miss football program hopefully have come to understand that such outcomes are not good for either side of that rivalry, nor the state as a whole.
Editor’s Note: Voices From Our Future is a new column open to any school-age youth in Sunflower County who would like to express themselves and their opinions in The E-T.
What does it mean to be a premature baby or preemie?
I want to write this article on premature awareness.
If no one at the Jobs for America’s Graduates 2019 National Student Leadership Academy had ever heard of Gentry High School before, they have now.
Three of Gentry’s Jobs for Mississippi Graduates placed at the academic competition in Washington D.C. last week.
Once again the city of Indianola is without a city clerk.
After emerging from a closed executive session on Monday night, the Indianola Board of Aldermen introduced a motion to accept the resignation of City Clerk Lashanda Moore effective December 6.
The aldermen voted and unanimously accepted the proposal.
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