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J.Z. George Homecoming Parade
By PEYTON POE - Staff Writer
Thu,10/16/25-9:24PM , 232 Reads
J.Z. George High School of Carroll County held their homecoming parade on Friday, Sept. 19. Starting well before the 11 a.m. anticipated start time, onlookers began gathering along George Street in North Carrollton and Lexington Street in Carrollton. This nearly one mile stretch of road between J.Z.
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County seeks second disaster center, reviews opioid settlement use
By PEYTON POE - Staff Writer
Thu,10/16/25-9:21PM , 263 Reads
Monday, Oct. 6, the Carroll County Board of Supervisors held their regularly scheduled beginning of the month meeting. During this meeting, the Board discussed a multitude of business topics including the J.Z.
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MEMA District 3 Coordinator Jason Doyle, North Carrollton Mayor and North Central Mayor’s Association President Ken Strachan, MEMA Director of Public Assistance Mike Siler, Kosciusko Mayor Tim Kyle, Vaiden Mayor Liesa Hemphill, Duck Hill Mayor and North Central Mayor’s Vice President Al White, State Senator Lydia Chassaniol, Water Valley Mayor Tommy Reynolds, Itta Bena Mayor Mary Tyes-Williams, Lexington Mayor Percy Washington, Oakland Mayor Stephanie Patterson Andrews, Kilmichael Mayor Tommy Rushing, Ethel Mayor Gwen Sims, North Central Planning and Development Assistant Director John Wiggers, Assistant Deputy State Treasurer Tate Lewis, and Grenada Mayor Charles Latham.

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North Central mayors meet
Thu,10/16/25-9:18PM , 622 Reads
North Central Mayors’ Association met at North Central Planning & Development in Winona for their fall meeting last Thursday.
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Kilmichael backs Christmas event, praises fire dept.
By PEYTON POE - Staff Writer
Thu,10/16/25-9:16PM , 249 Reads
Tuesday evening, Oct. 7, the Kilmichael Board of Alderman held their regularly scheduled monthly meeting starting at 7 p.m. Much business was covered over the nearly hour long duration of the meeting. It was noted at the beginning of the meeting that Alderman Bernard Daniels would be absent from the meeting.
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