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Great Gatsby Day
By SPECIAL TO THE CONSERVATIVE
Thu,02/22/24-11:19AM , 608 Reads
Carroll Academy Hosts Second Annual Great Gatsby Day.

Carroll Academy is thrilled to announce its much-anticipated second Annual Great Gatsby Day, scheduled for Tuesday,

Feb. 27. Building upon the success of last year's event, this day promises to be an engaging and immersive experience for students.
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Aldermen discuss tourism for town
By SPECIAL TO THE CONSERVATIVE - Contributor
Thu,10/19/23-9:00AM , 592 Reads
During the October board meeting of the North Carrollton Mayor and Board of Aldermen, a tourism proposal was presented by North Carrollton Mayor Ken Strachan.
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Pictured (from left) are former state Republican Party Chairman Jim Herring, state Republican Executive Committee Member and North Carrollton Mayor Ken Strachan, State Republican Executive Committee Vice Chairman and State Senator Lydia Chassaniol, and Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gipson at the Mississippi Republican Party Headquarters in Jackson where the quarterly state executive committee meeting was held to plan for the 2024 state and national conventions. The executive committee adopted a resolution for the rules for the 2024 presidential primary for Mississippi and the selection of delegates and alternate delegates to the Republican National Convention. Vice Chairman Lydia Chassaniol presided over the state executive committee meeting. Party presidential primaries will be in March 2024.

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2023 GOP Convention
By SPECIAL TO THE CONSERVATIVE
Thu,10/19/23-8:30AM , 527 Reads
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Carroll County officials met at the recreational park on Highway 35 near North Carrollton after the September Board of Supervisors meeting in Carrollton where white rocks were delivered to begin the construction of the walking trail bridge that was washed out during the 2019 flood. “Carroll County was awarded $155,284.93 in FEMA funds to rebuild the bridge. Through documentation and working with state and federal officials,” Carroll County Emergency Management Director Ken Strachan said. Carroll County officials pictured from left are Beat 4 Supervisor Claude Fluker, Beat 2 Supervisor Josh Hurst, Beat 1 Supervisor Jim Neill, Chancery Clerk Casey Carpenter, Beat 3 Supervisor Dill Tucker, Beat 5 Supervisor Rickie Corley, Shane Correro with Willis Engineering, and Strachan. Photo special to the Conservative

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FEMA funds new bridge
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Fri,09/29/23-8:30AM , 816 Reads
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