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Pictured in front are Ellie Davis, Emma Griffin, Paulina Guillen and Ava Joel. In the second row are Audrey Joel, Land Lawrence and Olivia Jacobs. In back are instructor Robin Rosenthal, Arlencia Thomas, 4-H Director Brett Clark, and Kathryn Lancaster, Sunflower County Humane Society. Photo by Bryan Davis

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Pillows for shelter dogs
By BRYAN DAVIS PUBLISHER
Sat,01/04/25-9:00AM , 96 Reads
The Sunflower County Extension 4-H sewing group recently sewed new dog beds to donate to the Hough-Dement Animal Shelter.

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Humane Society separates from city, shelter
By BRYAN DAVIS PUBLISHER
Mon,12/30/24-9:25AM , 589 Reads
The Sunflower County Humane Society plans to make good on its promise to disassociate itself from the City of Indianola and the Hough-Dement Animal Shelter. Board President Rebecca Potter told The Enterprise-Tocsin this week that the Humane Society is done with the city and will no longer support operations at the shelter.
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Fallout from payout is 2024 Story of the Year: The saga continues: Mississippi Home Corp. responds to mayor’s accusations
By BRYAN DAVIS PUBLISHER
Mon,12/30/24-9:05AM , 622 Reads
It must have been a lonely year for the three aldermen.
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Sheriff says murder investigation ongoing
By BRYAN DAVIS PUBLISHER
Fri,12/27/24-9:15AM , 196 Reads
The Sunflower County Sheriff’s Department continues to investigate the December 16 murder of an Indianola man. Sheriff James Haywood told The Enterprise-Tocsin ahead of deadline this week that his investigators are still working leads, and they are currently awaiting some of the forensic results from the case.
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