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Donald questions entire process for managers’ firings
By STEVE SMITH
Mon,05/26/25-2:48PM , 545 Reads
Monday morning was a time for an airing of grievances at the Sunflower County Board of Supervisors’ regular meeting.
The contentious meeting brought simmering tensions over personnel decisions and transparency to a head, as officials and community members clashed over the recent dismissal of two county road department employees.
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Indianola Men of Standard members (in back) Alsee McDaniel, Marvin Elder, Hury Minniefield, Riley Rice and Dr. Adrian Brown present Dr. Robert L. Merritt (seated right) with his plaque honoring his impact on the Indianola community along with his wife, Thelma (seated left). Photo by Ryan Van Dussen/Monroe Journal

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Men of Standard honors former superintendent Merritt
By STEVE SMITH
Mon,05/26/25-2:47PM , 1,180 Reads
The legacy of Dr. Robert L. Merritt was celebrated with a special tribute during a recent scholarship awards luncheon hosted by the Indianola Men of Standard, Inc., and the Rasberry United Methodist Men’s Club.
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Carter Price and Jamarion Scott push past the finish line during an early dash at the Sunflower County Consolidated School District’s third annual Special Olympics. Photo by Bryan Davis

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An exceptional tradition: SCCSD holds its third annual Special Olympics
By STEVE SMITH
Mon,05/26/25-2:45PM , 802 Reads
The Sunflower County Consolidated School District hosted its third annual Special Olympics on May 16 at Gentry High School’s Perry S. Price Memorial Stadium, bringing together students, staff, families and community members to celebrate inclusion, perseverance, and achievement.
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Alderman wants to claw back $14K from city attorney
By STEVE SMITH
Mon,05/19/25-10:39PM , 379 Reads
An Indianola alderman is still none too happy about a $14,100 reimbursement to City Attorney Derek Hopson to pay for an “expert” in the attorney’s investigation into Mississippi Home Corporation last year.
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