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First Friday Film Fellowship: 12 Angry Men
By BY DIANA WASHINGTON FOR THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Wed,03/13/24-10:52PM , 583 Reads
First Presbyterian Church members, family, friends, and community gathered on March 1st for their monthly First Friday Film Fellowship.
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Kenneth Carpenter has a vision for his hometown, Moorhead. Photo by Bryan Davis/Emmerich Newspapers/Copyright 2024

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Profile 2024: Meet Kenneth Carpenter: Moorhead native wants to make life better in his hometown
By BY DIANA WASHINGTON FOR THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Mon,03/11/24-11:10AM , 1,533 Reads
Kenneth Carpenter is trying to make his hometown, Moorhead, better every day.
"I don't have a limit on how far I will go politically,” Carpenter told The Enterprise-Tocsin recently. “My current focus is to make Moorhead a safer and better place to live."
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Indianola First Baptist Church’s Rev. Guy Burke sits in a pew in the sanctuary at the 150-year-old church. Photo by Bryan Davis/Emmerich Newspapers/Copyright 2024

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Profile 2024: Rev. Guy Burke will celebrate a decade of spreading the Gospel in Indianola
By BY DIANA WASHINGTON FOR THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Sun,03/10/24-5:20PM , 1,946 Reads
Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and your plans will succeed. - Proverbs 16:3 (NIV)
Dr. Guy Burke, the pastor of First Baptist Church, Indianola, has a heart for missions, a love for God's people and a vision to move God's work forward expediently.
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New Hope COGIC presented Entrepreneurs & Heroes Among Us awards and gifts at their Black History program Sunday. Entrepreneur awards were presented to: Judita “Dee Dee” Attaway for Lucile’s LLC; Shirley Monroe for Shirley’s Assisted Living, Monroe Airbnb, and Courtyard Blues Bar and Grill; and Archie Beckworth for Famous Delta Riders. Heroes Among Us awards were presented to: Elizabeth Washington for Girls With CLASS International; and Shequite W. Johnson for CPO-Higher Purpose Company. Pictured above, left to right, are: Dr. C. Sade Turnipseed, a former recipient; Attaway; Monroe; Beckworth; Washington; Pastor Mickey Page; and State Representative and Pastor Otis Anthony. Photo by Diana Washington/Emmerich Newspapers/Copyright 2024

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New Hope Church spotlights heroes
By BY DIANA WASHINGTON FOR THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Thu,03/07/24-10:47AM , 838 Reads
Members of New Hope Church of God in Christ celebrated their 19th Black History program by "Reflecting on the Past: Embracing the Future" on Sunday.
The event recognized and celebrated five local African American entrepreneurs and heroes in Sunflower County.
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