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Opinion: Dropouts still can be successful
Wed,09/21/22-5:34PM , 1,123 Reads 25,108 Statewide
The Washington Post website runs a regular column it calls the “Department of Data.” This week the department explored two interesting topics related to education and the workplace.
One looked at the highest-paying jobs for college dropouts, which reporter Andrew Van Dam noted accounts for 14.5% of the American work force.
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From left, Charleston Arts and Revitalization Effort (CARE) Executive Director Dana Clolinger, pauses for a snapshot with Wildwood Solar project team members Nick Jasman, Naomi Morrison, Sarah Borchardt and Karl Kremser during a community informational session Sept. 14 at the Charleston Arts Center. Not pictured are team members Brian Bartels and William DeAugustino. (Photo by Ray Clolinger)

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Solar energy farm eyed for Tallahatchie
By CLAY MCFERRIN
Wed,09/21/22-10:36AM , 3,080 Reads 24,662 Statewide
In Tallahatchie County, farming the sun soon may become as commonplace as farming the land.
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Carroll and Montgomery Sheriffs team up to warn of scammers
Fri,09/16/22-12:56PM , 3,933 Reads
Sheriff Clint Walker and Sheriff Jeff Tompkins would like for the public to be aware that there are scam artists who have been targeting our area recently. In order to prevent our citizens from being victims, they need to be alert for offers and scenarios that seem to be too good to be true.
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Allie Sue Carter
Fri,09/16/22-11:48AM , 1,113 Reads
Funeral services for Allie Sue Carter of Winona were held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, September 10 in the Oliver Funeral Home Chapel, with burial following in Serepta Cemetery in Stewart, MS.
Rev. Billy Little officiated the service. Pallbearers were Dr. Keith Rushing, Reed Rushing, Tyler Owen, and Josh Holly.
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