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Filmmaker plans to shoot movie in Indianola

By BRYAN DAVIS PUBLISHER BRYAN DAVIS PUBLISHER
Thu,07/12/18-9:27AM, 21,772 Reads
An Indianola native who now owns a production studio in Atlanta plans to film a movie in her hometown later this month.
Bettina (Tina) Horton of BHorton Productions says she is now seeking extras and volunteers to participate in the filming of COOPER, a short movie that she says is based on real events.
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Job fair coming to Capps Tuesday

By STAFF REPORTS STAFF REPORTS
Thu,06/21/18-9:40AM, 21,725 Reads
Over a dozen employers from across the region will be at the Capps Technology Center next Tuesday for the Sunflower County Area Job Fair.
The event will feature companies looking to hire individuals in multiple fields, including healthcare, government, production, banking and more.
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You have the right to remain...

By RECARDO THOMAS STAFF REPORTER RECARDO THOMAS STAFF REPORTER
Thu,07/26/18-10:27AM, 21,663 Reads
Monday night’s Indianola Board of Aldermen meeting began with a 4 to 1 vote to adopt the agenda after a third item was added.
At the onset, Mayor Steve Rosenthal appended with a departmental report and a department head budget request and Alderman Gary Fratesi made the motion to adopt.
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Delta left waiting for infrastructure help again

By BRYAN DAVIS EDITOR BRYAN DAVIS EDITOR
Fri,04/27/18-3:30PM, 21,631 Reads
The Mississippi Delta narrowly escaped aid to help with its failing infrastructure this week.
Whew! That was a close one.
Earlier in the week, the state Bond Commission rubber stamped $25 million in borrowed funds for the state to help with repairs to bridges closed by emergency declaration of Gov. Phil Bryant on April 10.
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