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County agrees to add Kirk to PERS, pays back contributions
By STEVE SMITH
Thu,03/27/25-3:50PM , 258 Reads
The Sunflower County Board of Supervisors this past Monday resolved a dispute over retirement benefits between the county and its veterans affairs officer.
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County to keep eye on road expenses
By STEVE SMITH
Thu,03/27/25-3:49PM , 215 Reads
The county’s road department cashflow is currently light, but that may not last for long.
During this past Monday’s meeting of the Sunflower County Board of Supervisors, County Comptroller Michelle Davis presented the financial report for February 2025, revealing a potential shortfall in the road department’s budget.
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Above is an up-close view of the pit at the old county farm site where tree limbs, tires and household items had been dumped, with Road and Waste Manager T.J. Fairley, an inspector with MDEQ and District 1 Supervisor Glenn Donald discussing the pit. Photo by Steve Smith This is a photo of the area around the pit that had been cleaned last week following the visit from MDEQ. Photo for The E-T

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County quick to clean pit after MDEQ visit
By STEVE SMITH
Thu,03/27/25-3:48PM , 228 Reads
The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality conducted an investigation recently at the old county farm site located just south of Moorhead.
The investigation was prompted by reports alleging unauthorized waste dumping at the location, which is owned by Sunflower County.
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Pictured from left to right, Amyreia Anderson, Collin Montgomery, Belle Ray Glenn and Jewel Taylor

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Art students celebrate Blues legacy at B.B. King Museum
By STEVE SMITH
Thu,03/27/25-3:46PM , 205 Reads
High school students from Carrollton’s J.Z. George High School showcased their artistic interpretations of the blues at the B.B. King Museum on Friday, March 7, as part of a collaborative art exhibition. The event allowed students in grades 9 to 12 to reflect on their visit to the museum last October and explore the profound influence of B.B.
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