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COVID-19 vaccine coming to Winona

WINONA – The City of Winona in partnership with Tyler Holmes Memo

Carrollton water customers reminded of boil water alert

The necessity to boil drinking water continues for the Town of Ca

Serving those who served

KILMICHAEL – In 2015, Mark Lawson was tapped to head the North Mississippi Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Kilmichael.

Some favorite Spring recipes

Since I've been off work with post-COVID-related issues problems for months, I find a lot of fun, delicious recipes to try. I love looking at cookbooks and watching cooking shows.

Lady Tigers fall to Eupora

The Winona Lady Tigers only got in one game last week and took a run-rule loss.
Eupora scored 13 runs in the first two innings and cruised to a 14-1 win over Winona.

The COVID-19 vaccine committee includes (left to right) Tyler Holmes Memorial Hospital Administrator Cori Bailey, Committee Co-Chair Angelyn McCaulla, Winona Mayor Jerry Flowers, retired Montgomery County Chancery Clerk Tee Golding, Tyler Holmes Director of Clinics Kim Timbs, MedStat’s Raymond Liberto, Tyler Holmes’ Dr. Keith Rushing, Committee Co-Chair Susan Robertson, Winona Alderman Kelvin Winbush, Winona Alderwoman Sarah Minnieweather, and Montgomery County Economic Development Partnership Director Sue Stidham.

First class to graduate from God’s House of Hope
By LaKeadra Coffey, Reads
God’s House of Hope in Kilmichael will graduate its first class on Saturday, April 17 at 6 p.m. The graduation will be held at Kilmichael Baptist Church.
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Board looks into guidelines of stimulus funds
By LaKeadra Coffey, Reads
The Town of Duck Hill will received $379,000 from the American Rescue Plan Act. Once the guidelines are released regarding how the money can be spent, town leaders will come up with a plan, while hoping it can be used to improve infrastructure.
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Winona woman perishes in fire
By Amanda Sexton Ferguson, Reads
A Winona woman perished in a house fire in the early morning hours Wednesday morning.
According to Montgomery County Coroner Allan Pratt, Latha Jean Britt, 87, died as a result of the fire that destroyed her home located at 500 Shady Lane.
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Crenshaw named CA athletic director
By LaKeadra Coffey, Reads
Stephen Crenshaw is ready to get back to doing what he loves – empowering and impacting students, helping to shape them into the best leaders, and preparing them to be successful men and women.
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CCSD students prepare for state tests
By LaKeadra Coffey, Reads
The Carroll County School District is the homestretch of the 2020-2021 school year. Superintendent Jim Ray told the district’s school board trustees that they have 32 days left in this school year.
“Spring sports are underway and we getting ready to take state test,” Ray said.
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Judges in box on medical marijuana
By Tim Kalich, Reads
If Mississippi did not elect its Supreme Court judges, you could more confidently predict what they will decide about the lawsuit challenging the voters’ decision last year to legalize medical marijuana.
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The Mississippi State Supreme Court heard oral arguments as it ponders the fate of the state's medical marijuana program and the ballot initiative process as a whole.

Decision in medical marijuana case could be coming shortly
By Steve Wilson, Reads
The Mississippi Supreme Court will soon decide the fate of the state’s medical marijuana program and the ballot initiative process after a busy day of oral arguments Wednesday.

Decisions are issued by the court every Thursday at 1:30 p.m. and Chief Justice Michael Randolph promised a quick decision in the case.
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Mississippi Covid-19 Update : April 16, 2021
By Press Release - MSDH, Reads
Listed below is the daily COVID-19 update for the state of Mississippi.

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Jake Mangum kisses the Governor’s Cup after Mississippi State defeated Ole Miss in 2019. Mangum helped State dominate Ole Miss in recent seasons with the Bulldogs winning 14 of the last 16. But Mangum has moved on and perhaps the most anticipated Rebel-Bulldog games in the series’ 128-year history are this weekend in Starkville.

Biggest Ole Miss-State series in history? There’s a lot of history.
By Rick Cleveland - Mississippi Today, Reads
Ole Miss and Mississippi State have played baseball for 128 years. That’s a lot of history. And yet, there probably has never been a more anticipated Rebel-Bulldog baseball series than the one scheduled for this weekend in Starkville.
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