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Aldermen Darrell Simpson and Ruben Woods look at an electronic photo of the damage done to Jim Robertson’s leg after he was attacked by two alleged pit bull dogs two weeks ago. Photo by Steve Smith

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Citizens pack board meeting, mayor pledges action on vicious dogs
By STEVE SMITH
Mon,03/17/25-1:43PM , 433 Reads
A recent attack, allegedly by two pit bull dogs in Indianola has raised concerns among residents and city officials regarding the presence of vicious dogs within city limits.
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Pictured left, county worker James Smith places the window unit back into place after it was taken out during an early-morning burglary at the Sunflower County road barn office in Blaine. To the right, another county worker points out damage to an SUV that was stolen and later returned that morning. Photos by Steve Smith

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Blaine road department office broken into
By STEVE SMITH
Thu,03/13/25-10:20AM , 385 Reads
The Sunflower County Sheriff’s Department is investigating an early Sunday morning break-in at the county road department’s northern office in Blaine.
One of the county vehicles on-site was stolen but later was returned damaged.
The incident occurred this past Sunday at approximately 5:30 a.m.
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IFD Captain Otha James has been appointed fire inspector for Sunflower County. Photo by Steve Smith.

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James appointed fire inspector
By STEVE SMITH
Tue,03/11/25-9:58AM , 753 Reads
The Sunflower County Board of Supervisors appointed Captain Otha James III of the Indianola Fire Department as the county's new fire inspector.
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Lillie Lavallais told the Sunflower County Board of Supervisors this week that a local contractor was paid over $8,000 to repair the roof on her home, but the work was never done. Photo by Steve Smith

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Woman says local contractor took over $8K, never did the work
By STEVE SMITH
Tue,03/11/25-9:57AM , 4,962 Reads
A Sunflower County woman is seeking justice after she said that she paid a local contractor over $8,000 for roofing work that was never completed.
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