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Pictured from left, are Al Baker, MedStat Operations Manager Dave Eldridge, Fire Chief Barrett Johnson, Police Chief Roshaun Daniels, Sheriff Jeff Tompkins, Constable Kelvin Lee, Constable Shawn Ware, and Kenny Self. (Photo by Peyton Poe ©2025 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.)

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American Legion hosts dinner for First Responders
By PEYTON POE - Staff Writer
Thu,05/22/25-3:23PM , 744 Reads
Tuesday evening, May 13, 2025, the Winona American Legion outpost held an appreciation dinner for first responders at the American Legion Post 52 building. Legion members provided a spread of pulled pork sandwiches, potato salad, coleslaw, baked beans, and an assortment of beverages.
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Kilmichael addresses $200k theft
By PEYTON POE - Staff Writer
Thu,05/22/25-3:18PM , 242 Reads
The Tuesday, May 6, Board of Alderman Meeting for the Town of Kilmichael began promptly at 7 p.m. with much business covered over the nearly hour duration of the meeting. It is of note that Alderman Clay Eldridge and Mayor Mark Lawson were both absent from the meeting. The meeting was officiated by Vice Mayor Earnest Curtis.
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Sups approve bond resolutions, courthouse grant
By PEYTON POE - Staff Writer
Thu,05/08/25-4:20PM , 234 Reads
Much business was covered in the Monday, April 28, 2025 Carroll County Board of Supervisors Meeting. While all supervisors were present, the meeting was led by Board Vice President Claude Fluker. The highlights of the meeting are as follows.
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Pictured are Game Wardens Mark Bowles and Andrew Sims. (Photo special to The Times/Conservative)

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Nine-foot gator captured in Carroll County pond
By PEYTON POE - Staff Writer
Fri,05/02/25-9:00AM , 5,268 Reads
This past Easter Sunday, April 20, Carroll County residents on Bethell Road had an unexpected visitor, a nine and a half foot long alligator. Tammy Inmon, Carroll County Tax Assessor, reported the sighting to the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks immediately once the unwelcome visitor was discovered.
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