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IA basketball prepares for busy week of district play
By PAUL PUTNAM SPORTS WRITER
Mon,01/19/26-4:53PM , 511 Reads
With only five regular season basketball games remaining on their schedule, action continues today for the Indianola Academy Lady Colonels and Colonels.
Today’s competition begins at 6 p.m. and will find cross-county foe North Sunflower Academy coming to the IA gym for their District 1-2A bout with the IA squads.
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Every game counts as Gentry High faces crucial stretch
By PAUL PUTNAM SPORTS WRITER
Mon,01/19/26-4:46PM , 503 Reads
Every game remaining on the Gentry High basketball schedule is now carrying much weight when discussing postseason play.
With only five games left to play, all are Region 4-4A dates and they begin today. Both Gentry High teams are searching for their first regional victory of the season.
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Mon,01/19/26-4:32PM , 138 Reads
St. John Missionary Baptist Church

St. John Missionary Baptist Church presents A Night of Praise on Wednesday, January 21, at 7 p.m. The guest preacher for the evening will be the Rev. Palin Jordan of Greenville. The Abandon High School Choir will be the guest choir.

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City Clerk Stephanie Washington speaks during the Jan. 12 meeting of the Indianola Board of Alderman. From left are Ward 3 Alderman Calvin Moton, Mayor Ken Featherstone, Washington and Ward 4 Alderman Johnny Phillips.

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Mayor: City will scrutinize ‘the way we do everything’
By Steve Smith - Reporter
Mon,01/19/26-4:29PM , 638 Reads
The Indianola mayor and Board of Aldermen opened their first regular meeting of 2026 on Monday night with a full house, a full agenda and a stated push for tighter finances, stepped-up public engagement and stronger ties with state and county partners.
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