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Luke Beissel inducted into Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society
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Fri,04/04/25-10:25AM , 1,018 Reads
BATON ROUGE, LA - Luke Beissel of Winona, Mississippi, was recently elected to membership into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation's oldest and most selective all-discipline collegiate honor society, at The University of Mississippi.
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Pictured from left, are Representative Karl Oliver, Montgomery County GOP Chairman Matt Bennett, Senator Lydia Chassaniol, Montgomery County District 4 Supervisor Ron Wood, North Carrollton Mayor and Carroll County GOP Chairman Ken Strachan, Carroll County Beat 1 Supervisor Jim Neill, and Montgomery County Beat 1 Supervisor Keith McGee. Not pictured North Carrollton Alderman Mitchell Costilow and North Carrollton Alderman Barbara Sheppard. (Photo special to The Times/Conservative)

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Local officials join the Republican Party
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Wed,04/02/25-4:42PM , 335 Reads
JACKSON -- Five local elected officials announced they would be joining the Republican Party Tuesday morning at the state headquarters in Jackson.
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Keeping Carroll County clean
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Wed,04/02/25-4:34PM , 146 Reads
Supervisor Jim Neill, Sheriff Clint Walker, MDOT Litter Program Coordinator Courtney Collins Goode and special guest, Myrtle the Turtle met with students at Marshall Elementary School in North Carrollton on March 18. The children learned about keeping our county clean and litter-free.
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Tupelo man charged in $1,500 dog food theft
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Wed,04/02/25-4:32PM , 1,045 Reads
In late February, management at a local farm store contacted the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office concerning the theft of a pallet of 40 bags of dog food. Upon investigation, CCSO deputies discovered that an order had been placed on February 18, 2025, for a pallet of dog food worth more than $1,500.
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