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Coffee With a Cop
By JYESHA JOHNSON
Mon,03/13/23-12:29PM , 1,038 Reads
The Indianola Police Department held its first Coffee with a Cop at Jack's on March 7. Pictured left to right: Officer Malik Fulton, Secretary Stephanie Johnson, Compliance Officer LaTasha Woods, Officer Taleijia Webb, Jacks's Manager Cynthia Nelson, Chief Ron Sampson Sr., and Jacks's employee Kornisha Smith.
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City including note to Entergy, fix street lights or don’t get paid
By JYESHA JOHNSON
Fri,03/03/23-1:23PM , 439 Reads
Residents of Indianola have been left in the dark for far too long, as the city's ongoing street light issue continues to cast a shadow over the safety and well-being of the community, some city leaders say.
This ongoing issue has become a major concern for residents and local officials alike.
The city's lights are
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Public works says materials shortage, prices holding up street repairs
By JYESHA JOHNSON
Fri,03/03/23-1:22PM , 383 Reads
A shortage of asphalt is causing a major pothole in the city's plans to repair crumbling streets.
Asphalt is a necessary component in most road repair projects, but due to a material shortage, road crews cannot complete the necessary repairs.
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Board says back door at city hall must be unlocked
By JYESHA JOHNSON
Fri,03/03/23-1:20PM , 348 Reads
The Indianola Board of Aldermen voted unanimously in favor of reopening the rear door to city hall.
The issue was raised by Ward 1 Alderman Gary Fratesi. He argued that the rear entrance was the most accessible for those with mobility issues due to its proximity to a parking lot.
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