This is part two in a six part series about the muncipalities in Carroll and Montgomery counties.
The Montgomery County Board of Supervisors are working toward passing its own dangerous animal ordinance after a 12-year-old boy was mauled by a pack of six dogs while riding his bicycle down Sawyer Road on March 15. The child, Aiden Green, remains in intensive care at a Jackson Hospital recovering from his injuries.
JACKSON – The Mississippi Supreme Court upheld the trial judge’s stay in post-conviction appeal proceedings for Curtis Flowers until the United States Supreme Court makes its ruling on whether racial bias was used in the selection of the jury that convicted Flowers in 2010 for the murders of four people in 1996.
WINONA – The Winona Board of Aldermen will consider spending a hefty amount to upgrade four ball fields at the Winona Recreational Park from grass to turf if the city can cover the cost of the project.
Ever since I was a little girl, Easter has been my favorite holiday.
Estelle Cooper attributes her long and happy life to a strong faith in the Lord.
She said she tries to abide by the words of her favorite Bible verse, Proverbs 3:5-6. “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.”
A Kilmichael home was damaged by fire Sunday night.
According to Kilmichael Fire Chief Dave Eldridge, his father, Kilmichael Chief of Police David Eldridge arrived at his home on Ridge Road around 10:20 p.m., and as he exited his vehicle, he heard a noise coming from the house across the street.
A Winona man will spend seven years in prison after pleading guilty to auto burglary.
Chivan M. Thompson of Winona pleaded guilty to two counts of auto burglary in Montgomery County Circuit Court Monday.
Those of you who are regular readers of this column realized that in last week’s column, my sister Deana’s 15-minute Beef Stroganoff had some odd ingredients. Yes, I channeled my inner Rachel Green (let’s see how many of you can connect this one) and mixed up two recipes.
Warren Long made Carrollton his home nearly 24 years ago after marrying the former Lisa Lord and settling in her hometown. Today, Long serves on Carrollton’s Board of Aldermen, one of five aldermen governing the town in the present and planning for the future.
A Montgomery County child is in critical condition at the University of Mississippi Medical... READ MORE
Rodney Mitchell Tackett, 50, of Coila, died Wednesday, April 17, 2019 at his residence.
The J.Z. George track team will be sending six boys to compete in the Region 2-3A meet Saturday... READ MORE
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With the Super Bowl just around the corner, party plans are underway.
