On Friday, November 16, 2018, Winona-Montgomery Consolidated School District will have an early release day due to transportation needs.
The Tiger football team has advanced to the third round of the playoffs and will be traveling to Seminary, 159 miles away and approximately three hours travel by bus.
Voters in the Town of Vaiden elected to enact a two percent tourism tax on prepared food and beverages at restaurants and convenience stores. More than 71 percent of voters cast ballots for the measure during Tuesday’s general election, with 79 votes for and 31 against.
NORTH CARROLLTON – Carroll County Supervisors said damages from the Halloween storm have been assessed at $100,000 for repairs after straight line winds came through knocking trees onto houses,
The Carroll County Board of Supervisors are having to foot the bill for a deputy that was trained at a different agency before being hired with the Carroll County Sheriff’s Department.
A school bus carrying about 25 students from Carroll Academy ran off U.S. 82 Wednesday afternoon, slid down a 30-foot embankment and rolled onto its side after the bus driver apparently suffered a heart attack.
Incumbent trustee for the Carroll County School Board Beat 3 Daniel Vest was defeated by challenger William E. Downs, 438 to 326.
Downs will be joined on the board by John Phillips, who defeated challenger Martha Foreman Simpson, 625 to 276. Phillip will fill the seat vacated by Laura Davis who did not seek re-election.
The first annual Winona Fall Festival and Trunk or Treat drew 1,400-1,500 people to downtown Winona, according to organizer Calbrina Woods. Above: There was a lttle bit of everything to be seen on Front Street Halloween night, like the clowns and dinosaur above(Holland Self, John Connor Greene, and Logan Dover)
In January, two new elected board members will join the Winona-Montgomery Consolidated School Board.
Many in the area will honor those who served our country and fought for our freedom, those who sacrificed everything – some even sacrificing their lives – so we can enjoy living in the land of the free and the home of the brave.
With the holiday season upon us, the Winona Mayor and Board of Aldermen voted to provide funds to the upcoming Winona Christmas parade as well as to kick off the city’s annual “Shop Winona” advertising campaign.
Less than 24 hours after a Carroll Academy bus carrying 25 children went down an embankment on... READ MORE
Late Saturday night, I was thinking about that same night five years ago.
It will be a whole different world for several area schools for the next two years.
Wendy Rushing has spent much of her life around children—both her own two children and the... READ MORE
