Political Endorsements Meeting
The Sunflower County-Indianola Voters League will hold its political endorsements meeting for this campaign season tomorrow at 111 Delta Blues Street. All candidates seeking endorsements must return the endorsement packets to the return email address only by 5:00 p. m. today.
St. Joseph School students have come together with their families to support Delta Cotton Belles and give back to the community.
On Oct. 26, the students and families of St. Joseph Catholic School honored those in the community that have fought and continue to fight the battle of breast cancer.
Northwest Mississippi Community College officials are pleased to announce that Career Center Director Tonyalle Rush recently earned her doctorate in Education with an emphasis in Higher Education from the University of Mississippi. Rush is the former evening school director and career-technical counselor at the DeSoto Center in Southaven.
Four committee meetings and a keynote address by U.S. Congressman Trent Kelly punctuate the Delta Council Mid-Year Board of Directors meeting on Monday, November 12, at the Charles W. Capps Entrepreneurial Center in Stoneville from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Community Bank has announced its new assistant vice president for its Indianola branch.
Cindy Baird, president of Community Bank, Indianola, said this week that Derek McCain has joined the bank in the position.
McCain previously served Community Bank in the Ellisville office and has been in banking for over four years.
Pam Chatman, motivational speaker, CEO of PChatman Communications and PChatman Mentoring, Consultant and Training Organization, is a prime example of how well things can flourish when they are planted in the Mississippi Delta.
Lion Weldon Aultman brought Todd Donald as the Lions Club’s guest speaker this week. Donald is the VP of Workforce Development at MDCC Capps Center. His talk’s focus was on Virtual Reality development and implementation.
This week, Indianola’s citizens found out what their voices mean to three members of the city’s Board of Aldermen.
Absolutely zilch.
A large and diverse group of citizens showed up to Monday night’s meeting to speak on behalf of Indianola’s top volunteer, Robin Rosenthal.
Will Green Poindexter is Inverness’ Citizen of the Year. He is pictured above accepting the award.
Photo: Bryan Davis
William Green Poindexter can add another accolade to an already lengthy resume.
Halloween is a special time for many, but no one finds it as special as the younger kids.
During these times they often find large amounts of candy and get to dress up as whatever they want.
