CARROLLTON -- The community is mourning the tragic death of a Carroll Academy senior.
Jacob Randall, 18, was killed early Monday morning in a one-vehicle accident on Mississippi Highway 17, four miles south of Carrollton.
WINONA -- A special celebration is being held this Saturday at the Winona National Guard Armory.
Winona Police Department officers received training in using the new E-Citation system recently purchased by the City of Winona. Lt. Calvin Mangum with the Mississippi Highway Patrol trained Winona officers at the Med-Stat training facility on October 11, 2017, on how to use the equipment.
In the movie, “Despicable Me” (which is one of my favorites), the girls ask Gru if they can have pizza for supper with “stuffed crust” and everyone dreamily says “stuffed crust.” That’s how my husband, Pepper, feels about pizza, and so does Tracie Cunningham. She said she is a “huge crust fan!”
NORTH CARROLLTON -- This year North Carrollton Baptist Church is celebrating 110 years of praising the Lord with homecoming services and a revival on Sunday, October 22 and will go through Wednesday, October 25. The worship services will include four pastors who were all licensed to the ministry from North Carrollton Baptist Church.
The Winona Christian Stars will host area rival Carroll Academy Friday night at Stars Field in Winona for a conference match. Kickoff is at 7 p.m.
The Stars, currently 3-5 on the season, are coming off a loss to an undefeated Indianola Academy team last Friday, 42-14.
WINONA – The Winona Tigers roared their way to a conference win over area rival Eupora Friday night in Winona.
In their 35-18 victory, the Tigers had a 7-6 lead in the first quarter and kept that pace throughout the game. The Tigers went into the half 21-6, and outscored the Eagles 14 to six in the third.
This Saturday, October 7, the Montgomery County Arts Council will present “Hill Fire: Knee Deep” at 7 p.m. at the Montgomery County Performing Arts Center, 208 Summit Street in Winona.
WINONA -- City leaders are gearing up for the upcoming holiday season.
Winona Main Street Director Sue Stidham came before the Winona Mayor and Board of Aldermen to give an update on holiday activities.
Winona Main Street and the City of Winona received the 2017 Mississippi Research-in-Action Award for the Pines Region at the Mississippi Governor’s Conference on Tourism last week. The award was for the postive campaign the Winona Main Street and the City of Winona initiated to get the two percent tourism tax passed in the city last summer. R
CARROLLTON -- The community is mourning the tragic death of a Carroll Academy senior.
