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Pam Chatman announced her second workforce transportation initiative last week benefitting residents of Indianola and Sunflower County. Standing with Chatman (front center) is L-R: Allison Hensley FedEx Talent Acquisition, Mayor Steve Rosenthal, Samantha Quiroz and Riley Rice. Back row: Aldermen Marvin Elder, Ruben Wood and Dist. 31 Representative Otis Anthony II. Photo: Recardo Thomas

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FedEx bringing bus to Indianola
By RECARDO THOMAS STAFF REPORTER
Thu,08/13/20-1:05PM , 3,100 Reads
With not many new well-paying jobs making their way into the Delta, the Boss Lady Pam Chatman's organization is about fixing that imbalance.
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County can cover expenses without raising millage
By RECARDO THOMAS STAFF REPORTER
Thu,08/13/20-12:06PM , 1,344 Reads
It appears that the decisions made in the recent budgetary meetings by the Sunflower County Board of Supervisors, with regard to the upcoming budget year, will not result in a tax increase for county residents.
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Ronnie Ward stands amid the smoldering rubble of the Guy McComb Auto Repair shop

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History reduced to ashes: Reward offered for information on Guy McComb building arson
By RECARDO THOMAS STAFF REPORTER
Thu,08/13/20-11:22AM , 2,170 Reads
An early Sunday morning fire destroyed two significant buildings in Indianola's historical development district.
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Road crew revamp on hold
By RECARDO THOMAS STAFF REPORTER
Thu,08/13/20-9:18AM , 1,001 Reads
Moving forward in the Sunflower County Road Department could prove to be a little bumpy after Monday's Sunflower County Board of Supervisors meeting.
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