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Volunteers distributed food boxes, blankets and hot soup to Moorhead families during a cold-weather giveaway Saturday. Delivering emergency food boxes and water are Jason Hall, Jayden Campbell, Matthew Washington, Mayor George Holland and Thelma Green, Delta Advantage Center chief of staff. For more, see page 2. (For The E-T)

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Moorhead citizens receive food boxes, blankets and hot soup
By BY DIANA WASHINGTON FOR THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Mon,02/09/26-4:58PM , 235 Reads
Extreme cold temperatures did not stop members of a dedicated team from sharing their time and love with Moorhead families on Saturday morning at the local fire station.
Nearly 350 emergency food boxes, water and 150 thermal blankets were shared at the giveaway, along with 100 bowls of hot vegetable soup.
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Greater New Jerusalem hosts Summer Tea Party
By BY DIANA WASHINGTON FOR THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Wed,08/06/25-9:25AM , 264 Reads
Greater New Jerusalem Church of God in Christ hosted its first Summer Tea Time last Saturday.
The event was filled with worship and anointed worship music.
Ladies were adorned with fancy hats and knitted gloves while sipping on flavored tea and feasting on the Word of God and wholesome conversation.
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Judge Lisa Bell thriving in second term as justice court judge
By BY DIANA WASHINGTON FOR THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Mon,06/10/24-8:59AM , 1,099 Reads
Lisa Bell’s journey to becoming the first female justice court judge in the northern district of Sunflower County began 49 years ago.
The daughter of Charlie C. and Ora Groves, Bell was born in Mound Bayou and raised in the small Delta town of Doddsville.
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Pictured are the H&A Painting crew from left: Herman Cole Jr., Justin Cole, Hernando Jackson, Herman Cole Sr., Amanda Cole, Alicia Cole-Evans, R'Nesha Evans and April Cole. Photo provided to The E-T

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Herman Cole leans on faith and family to grow H&A Painting
By BY DIANA WASHINGTON FOR THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Fri,06/07/24-2:16PM , 3,145 Reads
Herman Cole first picked up a paint brush and started painting residential and commercial contractor jobs back in 2000.
Starting his career with Willmer Painting in Greenville, Cole made $7 an hour at the time.
Nearly a quarter of a century later, Cole is still painting, and his own business, H&A Painting is growing.
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