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Pictured, from left, are Thelma Holderfield (sister), Judy Haley (sister), Gage Cortez (son-in-law), Lee Wiggins (daughter), Mary Lou Daves (wife), Mark Wiggins (son-in-law), Jessica Cortez (daughter), Austin Wiggins (grandson), Amy Skinner (daughter), and Michael Skinner (son-in-law). Photo Special to The Times/Conservative

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Family Pleads for Answers - Reward Doubled for Unsolved Murder
By PEYTON POE - Staff Writer
Fri,07/12/24-11:42AM , 582 Reads
On Wednesday, July 30, 2015, Kenneth Daves’ life was taken prematurely in a shooting at his family store, K&M Grocery, in Black Hawk. According to a Greenwood Commonwealth story dated one day later, July 31, 2015, the night of the incident at approximately 9:30 p.m.
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Engineer Transition and Property Issues
By PEYTON POE - Staff Writer
Fri,07/12/24-11:05AM , 289 Reads
The Monday night, July 8, Duck Hill Board of Alderman Meeting was extensive, and much information was covered. After the invocation given by Alderwoman Cynthia Brown-Kountz, the Board began their business agenda by addressing Town Engineer Joe Sutherland’s report.
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The Winona Christian School Board of Directors with the Headmaster, Winona Chancery Clerk, and State Senator. Pictured, from the left, Steven Bennett, Headmaster Jimmy Pittman, Dr. Michael Pegg, Laura Wood, Chancery Clerk Ryan Wood, Senator Lydia Chassaniol, Ryan Taylor, Elliot Fancher, Joey Johnson and Shaun Blaylock. Photo special to Winona Times/Conservative

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WCS Receives $20,000 Grant for Chromebook Program
By PEYTON POE - Staff Writer
Thu,07/04/24-5:30PM , 991 Reads
On Wednesday, June 19, at Winona Christian's monthly Board of Directors meeting, Senator Lydia Chassaniol proudly presented the Board with a $20,000 match grant from The Ellard Family Foundation which will fund the school's elementary Chromebook program.
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Family Continues Fight for Justice
By PEYTON POE - Staff Writer
Thu,07/04/24-11:30AM , 682 Reads
The Monday, July 1 Board of Supervisors meeting began with a heartfelt prayer given by Sheriff Clint Walker. The meeting was being carried out by Supervisors Claude Fluker, Dill Tucker, and Randy Browning, with both Supervisors Josh Hurst and Jim Neill absent.
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