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Man accused officer of brutality, video footage tells different story
By BRYAN DAVIS
Mon,03/13/23-9:21AM , 9,067 Reads
Indianola Police Sgt. Greg Capers was threatened, assaulted and was spat upon by a suspect during a December 30, 2022 callout to a domestic dispute.
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Dozens join in to clean bayou
By BRYAN DAVIS
Fri,03/10/23-2:56PM , 413 Reads
The Indian Bayou cleanup day was a success. Pictured above are over two dozen who started out at around 9 a.m. cleaning in and around the bayou, from one end to the other. Numerous others joined in the effort throughout the morning. More photos are on Page 15.

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Edouard Ndecky holds the shoebox he received as a teenager in Senegal.

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Operation Christmas Child shoebox recipient testifies to power of program
By BRYAN DAVIS
Fri,03/10/23-2:53PM , 959 Reads
For many Americans, a shoebox is simply a container for a new pair of often expensive shoes.
For people like Edouard Ndecky, however, the sight of a shoebox means so much more.
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Ward 4 Alderman Marvin Elder (right) speaks as Mayor Ken Featherstone (center) and Ward 3 Alderman Ruben Woods listen during a Thursday special call meeting regarding the open position of city clerk.

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City Will Advertise for New Clerk
By BRYAN DAVIS
Fri,03/10/23-11:59AM , 861 Reads
The City of Indianola will advertise for the vacant city clerk’s position after all.

The mayor and board of aldermen met on Thursday afternoon to interview candidate Lisa Wynn and consider the current Maben town clerk for the job, but a 3-0 vote to advertise put the hire on hold, at least for now.
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