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The Senate’s Deal to End the Shutdown — What It Means for Mississippi
By A’DAVION BUSH
Mon,11/17/25-7:00PM , 343 Reads
In a turning point for federal gridlock, the U.S. Senate has passed a compromise bill aimed at reopening the government after the longest shutdown in history. The vote came in at 60-40, with nearly all Republicans joining and eight Democrats breaking ranks to support the measure.
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- Photo by Vikki Peay
North Sunflower Academy’s Adam Haney follows a shot for a rebound during the Rebels’ game against Greater Praise from Memphis.

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North Sunflower Rebels hit the hardwood
Mon,11/17/25-6:00PM , 303 Reads
After a few delays, the basketball season is finally underway for the North Sunflower Academy Rebels. The JV did get a game in last week but the varsity finally got to hit the floor after some delays. The JV picked up a win on Monday night, 28-23 over Greater Praise, but the varsity fell, 67-45.
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Robison named new publisher of The Enterprise-Tocsin
Mon,11/17/25-4:09PM , 1,123 Reads
A new editor and publisher has joined The Enterprise-Tocsin’s staff.
Ruthie Robison started in her new role at The E-T last week.
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20 plead not guilty in federal drug-trafficking case
Mon,11/17/25-2:00PM , 1,594 Reads
Twenty people, including former Sunflower County Chief Deputy Marvin Flowers, have pleaded not guilty to federal charges that allege participation in a drug-trafficking conspiracy throughout the Mississippi Delta.
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