By JAMIE PATTERSON
Managing Editor
Officers arrested two burglary suspects this week and continue to search for the third suspect.
Corey Bentley was charged with burglary, and Celvin Grady was charged with conspiracy to commit a crime.
A third suspect remains on the run as officers continue their investigation.
Capt. Willie Hubbard said officers responded to a burglary of a game room at 1013 Lamar Ave.
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Christy Harris and her horse, Hollywood Strip Girl, recently won the Novice Amateur Reining Title in Murfreesboro, Tenn.By JAMIE PATTERSON
Managing Editor

With national recognition and several honors within the equine circuit, Christy Harris is quick to give all the credit to her beloved horse.
“She is the real star,” she said, looking over photographs of her beautiful Palomino.
Especially now that the duo have earned more bragging rights, Harris feels like the two were meant to be together.
“I was just in the right place, at the right time,” she said.
Harris and her horse, Hollywood Strip Girl, recently won the Novice amateur reining title at the 2012 Nutrena AQHA East Novice Championship in Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Mixed with challenges and accomplishments, the journey has been an eventful ride for the Vaughan native. But she and Hollywood Strip Girl remained steady and determined through it all.
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MoodBy JASON PATTERSON
Editor & Publisher

Yazoo County native Tim Mood has been named interim director of the Yazoo County Economic Development District.
Henry Cote resigned as director Friday to pursue new opportunities.
“We thank Henry for his services and wish him well,” said Cobie Collins, president of the Yazoo County Board of Supervisors. “We are very excited to have Tim aboard as I am confident that he has the skills to help us bring our economic development efforts to the next level.”
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By JAMIE PATTERSON
Managing Editor

City leaders feel they are sometimes left in the dark when it comes to operations at the Triangle Cultural Center since its board disbanded.
K.K. Hill, director of the Triangle, provides the Board of Mayor and Aldermen updates on the local facility. However, the board that the city leaders established hasn’t functioned as such in several months.
“There is a lot going on down there that we don’t know,” said Ward 2 Alderman Dr. Jack Varner. “There is a lot going on down there that we wouldn’t like if we did know.”
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