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Photo by Bryan Davis, Copyright 2025, Emmerich Newspapers Inc. Teresa Webster, left, and Andrea “Andie’ Helms, right, were the guests of Rotarian Tyler Neal, pictured center.

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New IA principals introduced at Rotary

By BRYAN DAVIS BRYAN DAVIS
Mon,07/28/25-9:35AM, 1,220 Reads
When Indianola Academy officially begins the 2025-26 school year in a couple of weeks, it will do so with two new principals.
Andrea “Andie” Helms, who will serve as the elementary school principal, and Teresa Webster, who will be the secondary principal, introduced themselves to the Indianola Rotary Club this past Tuesday.
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Women of Influence: Laura Turner Downs: Nurse practitioner at Indianola Family Medical Group

Thu,07/03/25-10:31AM, 1,217 Reads
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I graduated from Deer Creek School in 2016. I went on to earn my Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Mississippi Medical Center in 2020. Following that, I continued my education at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, where I obtained my Master of Science in Nursing in 2024.
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Indianola during budget talks last week.

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City delays public hearing a day, budget still fuzzy after multiple tries

By STEVE SMITH AND BRYAN DAVIS STEVE SMITH AND BRYAN DAVIS
Sun,09/21/25-10:27PM, 1,214 Reads
The citizens of Indianola were promised an opportunity to speak this past Monday night for a “reasonable amount of time” on the city’s proposed budget and tax increase, but that did not happen.
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Road department manager, assistant ousted following investigation

By STEVE SMITH & BRYAN DAVIS STEVE SMITH & BRYAN DAVIS
Mon,05/12/25-10:05AM, 1,210 Reads
The county road manager and his assistant were terminated during a Sunflower County Board of Supervisors executive session this past Monday.
Longtime Road Manager T.J. Fairley and Walter Williams were ousted on separate 4-1 votes, and preventative maintenance director Tim Howell has been selected to replace Fairley.
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New IA principals introduced at Rotary

Women of Influence: Laura Turner Downs: Nurse practitioner at Indianola Family Medical Group

City delays public hearing a day, budget still fuzzy after multiple tries

Road department manager, assistant ousted following investigation

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