DUCK HILL – The unveiling of the historical marker honoring gospel composer Lucie E. Campbell, a native of Duck Hill, will be held Friday, February 9, 2018, at noon in front of the town’s iconic caboose.
WINONA – Mississippi’s Department of Environmental Quality selected the City of Winona to receive the Environmental Hero Award as the “New Program Recycler of the Year” for Mississippi in 2017.
WINONA – The Montgomery County Board of Supervisors approved an engineering proposal from Gardener Engineering to provide services in the development of a proposed economic development project in Duck Hill.
WINONA – The Winona board room was filled to capacity Tuesday night for the regular meeting of the Winona Mayor and Board of Aldermen. While most attended to inform themselves on the goings-on in the city, some spoke to the board regarding specific concerns.
WINONA – The Winona School District archery team is currently practicing for district competition set for late March.
The team will travel to Coffeeville March 26-29 for the district match and move on to the state competition in Jackson April 3-7.
Tuesday night, I listened to concerns some Winona citizens voiced to the Winona Mayor and Board of Aldermen during the regularly scheduled meeting. People made comments about job creation, industrial prospects, city code ordinances, and the local economy. There were ideas offered as solutions to problems, some that would pass overwhelmingly i
State Treasurer Lynn Fitch visited with Winona Mayor Jerry Flowers (left) last week at Winona City Hall. Last November, Winona hosted an evening to match local residents with unclaimed monetary properties.
WINONA – Winona sisters raced their way into the top 20 finalists at the Junior National Final Rodeo’s KK Run for Vegas last month.
WINONA -- A missing Columbus woman was found safe in Montgomery County Friday afternoon.
According to Montgomery County Sheriff Bubba Nix, the focus of a statewide Silver Alert was found safe and sound just south of Winona Friday afternoon.
For those who owe court fines in Winona, Chief Tommy Bibbs has a deal for you.
Beginning February 1, 2018, those owing outstanding court fines and make the incentive to pay those fines without police promoting will receive “amnesty,” Bibbs said.
