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Dog hotline established

By BRYAN DAVIS - THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN BRYAN DAVIS - THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Mon,03/24/25-9:46AM, 521 Reads
The City of Indianola has established a temporary hotline for citizens to alert the city about vicious dogs.
The number is 662-207-0684, which is the number that had previously been used for limbs and debris pickup.
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Mamye June Sullivan Kilby

Fri,08/29/25-8:35AM, 521 Reads
Mamye June Sullivan Kilby, 91, of Indianola, passed away peacefully Saturday, August 23, 2025, at her home surrounded by her family. She was born December 23, 1933, in Franklin, Tenn., to Melvin O. and Ethel Mae Fox Sullivan.
June grew up in Franklin and graduated from Franklin High School.
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Shattered

Sun,10/19/25-10:32AM, 520 Reads

A stained glass window at Dorsett Street Christian Church was broken, apparently by vandals, last week.
Photo by Photo by Bryan Davis, © 2026 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

Road Equipment Fix

Photo by Steve Smith, © 2025, Emmerich Newspapers A file photo of Road Manager Tim Howell addressing the board of supervisors.

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County saves thousands after road grader fixed for fraction of estimated cost

By STEVE SMITH STEVE SMITH
Wed,08/27/25-9:25AM, 520 Reads
What was expected to be a $10,000 transmission repair for one of Sunflower County’s road graders was resolved Wednesday morning for just a fraction of the cost.
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