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Pictured are Secretary Lane Greenlee and President Nathan Parnell. (Photos special to The Times/Conservative)

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Rotary News
By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES/CONSERVATIVE
Wed,10/30/24-7:28PM , 132 Reads
Club Secretary Lane Greenlee received his Paul Harris +5 pin from President Nathan Parnell. A Paul Harris Fellow +5 is a Rotary International recognition given to donors who contribute $6,000 or more to the Rotary Foundation. The recognition includes a pin with five blue stones.
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WHS class of '64 60th reunion
By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES/CONSERVATIVE
Wed,10/30/24-7:26PM , 118 Reads
The Winona High School class of 1964 will be celebrating their 60th year reunion the weekend of Oct. 25 - 26.
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Pictured, from left, North Carrollton Mayor Ken Strachan, Mississippi Municipal League Deputy Executive Director Robbie Brown, Vaiden Mayor Stella Washington Bell, Carrollton Mayor Pam Lee, and Mississippi Municipal League President and Cleveland Mayor Billy Nowell. (Photo special to The Times/Conservative)

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Mayors attend MML Small Town Conference
By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES/CONSERVATIVE
Wed,10/30/24-7:23PM , 166 Reads
All three Carroll County mayors participated in the Mississippi Municipal League’s Small Town Conference at the Vicksburg Convention Center Oct. 9-10.
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Pictured are Carroll County Sheriff, Clint Walker; Chancery Clerk, Casey Carpenter; Carroll County Board of Supervisors President, Jim Neill; 5th Circuit District Attorney, Adam Hopper; Assistant District Attorneys, Mike Howie and Morgan Jackson; District Attorney Investigator, Dan Herod, and Circuit Clerk, Durward Stanton. (Photo special to The Times/Conservative)

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Oct. 2024 declared Domestic Violence Awareness Month
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Tue,10/22/24-12:20PM , 169 Reads
In a significant step toward addressing the critical issue of domestic violence, the District Attorney of the 5th Circuit Court District and the President of the Carroll County Board of Supervisors have officially signed a proclamation declaring October 2024 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Carroll County.
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