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When it comes to Sunflower County’s self-response rate with the 2020 Census, it’s about middle of the pack compared to other counties. According to Marilyn Stephens, an assistant regional census manager for the 2020 Census for the Atlanta Region, Sunflow
By BRYAN DAVIS PUBLISHER
Wed,06/10/20-9:53AM , 498 Reads
When it comes to Sunflower County’s self-response rate with the 2020 Census, it’s about middle of the pack compared to other counties.

According to Marilyn Stephens, an assistant regional census manager for the 2020 Census for the Atlanta Region, Sunflower County so far has a volunteer response rate of 53%.

Is that good or bad?
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Sewing groups share gifts by making thousands of masks during COVID-19 pandemic
By BRYAN DAVIS PUBLISHER
Fri,06/05/20-9:47AM , 4,448 Reads
Whenever there is a crisis, communities often rise up and come together for the common good.

There are heroes who wear uniforms, and there those who wear medical coats, but sometimes our local heroes are simply citizens using their God-given gifts and talents to help the cause.
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IA math teachers reflect on teaching during pandemic
By BRYAN DAVIS PUBLISHER
Thu,06/04/20-9:37AM , 675 Reads
By the time students reach the high school level, math becomes a little more than just addition and subtraction.

They are introduced to concepts in algebra, geometry, trigonometry and more.
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COVID-19 fallout: Festivals, farmers market and celebrations canceled
By BRYAN DAVIS PUBLISHER
Thu,06/04/20-8:40AM , 1,370 Reads
Vendors arrive with their tables and merchandise.

It’s late September, but it’s usually still hot and muggy next to the bayou in Indianola.

Volunteers and community leaders are already setting up tents and getting the stage set for the annual Indian Bayou Arts & Eats Festival.
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