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Multi-agency effort brings justice for senior: two charged in Carroll County vehicle theft
By PRESS RELEASE - CCSO
Thu,03/19/26-12:28PM , 1,600 Reads
On Monday morning, March 16th, Carroll County EOC received a call from a senior citizen who awakened to discover that her only mode of transportation had been stolen. Carroll County Deputies were immediately dispatched to the address near Greenwood Leflore Airport.
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More cowbell, less boogeyman
By Kelley Williams
Thu,03/19/26-12:22PM , 903 Reads 7,522 Statewide
JXN Water and Entergy Mississippi have something in common. They are both regulated monopolies that have failed to provide affordable water and electricity to justify their monopoly status.
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The Duck Hill Board of Aldermen meet every second Monday of the month at the City Hall building starting at 6 p.m.

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Duck Hill Board takes action on fire department needs, community house renovations
By Peyton Poe - Staff Writer
Thu,03/19/26-12:20PM , 651 Reads
Monday, Mar. 9 the Duck Hill Board of Aldermen held their regular monthly meeting. All members were in attendance with Alderwoman Jaqueline Eskridge joining the meeting via telephone, however Board Attorney Adam Kirk was absent. Much business was discussed in the roughly forty-minute duration of the meeting. The highlights are as follows.
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Supervisors ok storm repairs, rail authority
By Staff Reports
Thu,03/19/26-12:12PM , 616 Reads
WINONA, Miss. — The Montgomery County Board of Supervisors on Monday approved nearly $95,000 in storm-related repairs and cleanup, joined a multi-county railroad authority and renewed a grant-writing contract during its regular meeting at the county courthouse.

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Multi-agency effort brings justice for senior: two charged in Carroll County vehicle theft

More cowbell, less boogeyman

Duck Hill Board takes action on fire department needs, community house renovations

Supervisors ok storm repairs, rail authority

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