We all know and love that little green capped bottle of spicy goodness! Hot sauce, like Tabasco or Louisiana-brand hot sauce, is actually fermented peppers with vinegar added. Pickled corn is a great way to preserve that excess corn from the garden. It is delicious!
The Carroll County Board of Supervisors have been conducting interviews for its next Veteran Service Officer.
The position was vacated after the death of Command Sergeant Major Johnny Marlow, who held the position. At their board meeting Monday, Jackie McKinney and Glen Winger came before the board to speak.
The Carroll County Supervisors are taking steps toward collecting on outstanding debts owed by residents to the county.
Becky Shaw and Marsha DuPriest decorate the tree for Cherokee Rose Garden Club for Evergreen Cemetery’s Festival of Trees at the Carrollton Masonic Lodge
Administrators with the Carroll County School District are working to put the district back online after every computer in the district had to be cleared of viruses, and, as of late, the district is still experiencing issues.
Winona Christian School’s four-year-old kindergarten class learned about the first Thanksgiving by dressing as Pilgrims for their Thanksgiving feast last week. Pictured are (front, from left) Sara Green, Minelle Defenbaugh, Jaxon Leach, Sadie Smith, Marley Taylor, (back) Lee Bigbee, Knox Beardain, Dak Dew, Allie Brooke Huggins, and Eleanor Rod
CARROLLTON – A Carrollton man was sentenced to 30 years in prison for a 2017 murder.
Dameond Brown, 23, of Carrollton pleaded guilty to second degree murder in Carroll County Circuit Court Monday for the shooting death of Dreifus Holmes, 40, of Carrollton on April 30, 2017.
The staff of The Winona Times and The Conservative wishes everyone a Happy Thanksgiving! In the spirit of the holiday, we are sharing some of our favorite Thanksgiving dishes. From our table to yours, have a wonderful holiday.
From the table of Amanda Sexton Ferguson
It’s been over seven years since Stevelyn Robinson was paralyzed in a school bus crash, and he hasn’t stopped fighting. He continues to progress through regular physical therapy at Methodist Outpatient Therapy in Ridgeland.
Conception is becoming a reality for board members of the Lodi-Minerva Road Volunteer Fire Department and residents of the Lodi area.
