George CollinsBy JAMIE PATTERSON
Managing Editor

Mr. George Collins has seen both sides of the coin when it comes to life.
He has had his share of challenges and obstacles in a different era. Yet he was able to remain optimistic and determined to do what was right.
Through the years, he has remained a humble and kind person who hopes to inspire young people to take advantage of the sacrifices of his generation.
“I hope that young people just do what is right,” he said. “Do the job that is asked of you.”
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A group of Yazoo County High School students visited Linwood Elementary School Wednesday morning to read interactive books to a group of kindergarteners. Pictured from left are Taylor Yancy and Carrissa Smith as they read a princess book.

By JAMIE PATTERSON
Managing Editor

A domestic dispute turned Grand Avenue into a hectic scene with car crashes and a hit and run over the weekend.
One of the victims remains in the hospital after being struck by a vehicle driven by his girlfriend.
Amber Grayer was charged with aggravated assault with a motor vehicle, no driver’s license, no insurance and leaving the scene of an accident.
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Michael McGraw, Angie Hearst Edgar and Harvey Luby were the first to be inducted into the newly established Manchester Athletic Hall of Fame.By JAMIE PATTERSON
Managing Editor

Three former athletes were inducted into Manchester Academy’s newly established Athletic Hall of Fame.
Harvey Luby, Angie Hearst Edgar and Michael McGraw were the first class to be inducted into the group last Saturday during the school’s Grow Green and Gold fundraiser.
“The Manchester Board of Directors established the Hall of Fame to honor its best athletes and help highlight our school history,” said Henry Barbour, board member. “It is a high honor for these three athletes to be selected in this first Hall of Fame class because the board considered athletes from over a 44 year school history.”
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