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City hires contractor for $1.2M street paving project
By BRYAN DAVIS - THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Thu,08/08/24-10:06AM , 1,037 Reads
The City of Indianola awarded the bid for a major street paving project that could start this fall.
The board did so during a special called meeting on Tuesday, where Grenada-based Double S Inc. came under five other bidders at just under $1.3 million.
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Former Sunflower County Consolidated School District board members Rev. Edward Thomas and Emma Golden, left, help with the ribbon cutting at Thomas Edwards Sr. High last Friday. Board President Debra Johnson cuts the ribbon as current board members Melanie Townsend, Evelyn Woods and Bryant Kimbrough assist. Photo by Bryan Davis. More photos appear on Pages 12 and 13.

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SCCSD, community celebrate completion of Gentry, Edwards renovations
By BRYAN DAVIS - THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Thu,08/08/24-10:01AM , 394 Reads
A little over a decade ago, Sunflower County had three failing school districts, all under conservatorship.
A lot has changed in the last 10 years, former Sunflower County Consolidated School District board member Rev. Edward Thomas said during last Friday’s ribbon cutting ceremony at the newly-renovated Gentry High School.
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City will spend Thompson money on public works needs
By BRYAN DAVIS - THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Thu,08/01/24-10:18AM , 617 Reads
Keep it simple.
That’s what the Indianola board of aldermen did this week when they agreed during a special called meeting on Wednesday to spend the totality of a $700,000 congressional appropriation on public works equipment.
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A culture shift
By BRYAN DAVIS - THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Tue,07/30/24-3:12PM , 1,936 Reads
The Indianola city hall annex building was packed this past Monday night.
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