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Drew will not retain Tyler as chief
By STEVE SMITH
Tue,03/11/25-9:56AM , 234 Reads
The Drew City Board has decided not to retain Terry Tyler as police chief following a board meeting on March 4, where members voted against his reinstatement during an executive session. The decision was announced to the public after the board returned from closed discussions.
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Donald, board spar over garbage trucks buy, county settles on vendor for $250K
By STEVE SMITH
Tue,03/11/25-9:53AM , 366 Reads
The Sunflower County Board of Supervisors approved the purchase of two new garbage trucks during a heated portion of Monday’s meeting.
The board ultimately selected Burroughs Diesel as the winning bidder. The decision, however, was not without significant disagreement among board members.
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Firm talks zoning with county board
By STEVE SMITH
Tue,03/11/25-9:52AM , 199 Reads
The Sunflower County Board of Supervisors convened Monday morning and heard a detailed 40-minute presentation on zoning and comprehensive planning led by Mike Slaughter of Slaughter & Willingham, an urban planning consultancy based in Oxford.
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A Tribute to HBCU Graduates: Dr. Shequite Johnson
By STEVE SMITH
Thu,03/06/25-12:00PM , 465 Reads
Celebrating the Legacy and Impact of HBCUs: Profiles of HBCU Graduates from Sunflower County
In honor of Black History Month, The Enterprise-Tocsin is shining a spotlight on the vital role that Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) play in shaping leaders and uplifting communities.
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