The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Mississippi State University recognized Turner Arant as the Distinguished Fellow for the Department of Animal and Dairy Sciences. The Blaine, Mississippi resident received his Bachelor of Animal Science in 1956. He has farmed for more than 60 years, many of those years as a catfish farmer.
Phillips Health Center, a department of South Sunflower County Hospital, plans to open its doors in Moorhead on March 25.
Starting out, the clinic will be open Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. The clinic will offer primary care services for all patients, no appointment needed, walk-ins welcomed.
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The past couple of weeks has not seemed like the pre spring weather that we had hoped.
With a few warm days and glimpses of sunlight we have also seen around a foot of rainfall in the past month.
However, like the farmer's almanac has proven over many years the weather we are looking for is just around the corner.
While the rest of the area is singing “Rain, Rain Go Away”, Girl Scouts Heart of the South is proud to announce that the rain means their Cookie Season has grown from four weeks to five weeks.
Girl Scout Cookies will now be on sale through Sunday, March 24.
Building off the success of last year’s women's conference, Taking Off the Mask, author Erica Boyd was back in her hometown of Indianola on Saturday to address matters plaguing a different age group, the 12 to 18-year-olds, during her first ever Dear Little Girls conference.
The lawmakers for the City of Indianola have decided to review the way they make legal assumptions.
Acting on a prior concern of Alderman Gary Fratesi, the city leaders voted unanimously Monday night to have City Attorney Gary Austin devise an ordinance for their consideration that would add provisions for adopting streets.
Sunflower County Board of Supervisors members Dennis Holmes and Riley Rice met with Senator Willie Simmons and representatives Otis Anthony II and Tracey Rosebud at the State Capitol on Thursday concerning several topics related to Sunflower County.
Sunflower County’s division of the National Association of Triads, Inc., is asking local businesses and the public’s help in providing for its first of hopefully many senior citizens’ banquets.
Most people would hesitate to stop on the side of the road in the wee hours of the morning to help a stranger. Especially if they’re outside Parchman, Mississippi. Our linemen aren’t most people.
For the Indianola Academy Colonels baseball team, District 1AAA competition has now arrived.
Services for Flora Fant of Indianola will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Temple of Deliverance... READ MORE
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Alan Bruton of Hollandale announce the engagement of their daughter, Anne... READ MORE
