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Special to The HeraldThe Junior Auxiliary wrapped up its second annual Freezer Pleaser fundraiser this week, and its winner will be announced at the Manchester Academy football game on Friday. The fundraiser proved to be a success last year, and the local...
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Mrs. Janice Plunkett Langdon of Clinton and Mr. Bobby Lee Stokes Jr. of Lexington are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jamie Wittmann Plunkett, to Tye Crocker Langdon, son of Mr. Charles Kent Langdon of Clinton and Mrs. Helen Crocker ...
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WARREN DAVIS
Warren Preston Davis Jr., 75, died Friday, Oct. 1, 2010 at his home surrounded by his family and friends after an extended illness.Funeral services were Monday at Parkview Church of God. Warren, known by many as “Junior,” was a lifetime ...
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The Rev. Greg Plata doesn’t use the word “illegal” when talking about the Hispanic immigrant population in Mississippi.“No human person is illegal, but they are undocumented,” he says.He also believes the effort, fueled by politicians in Mississ...
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“These little kids got my attention. Every kid I saw had these symptoms.”- Tom Taylor
By JASON PATTERSONManaging Editor
The president of the Yazoo County Board of Supervisors says there’s a major health risk at Shady Lane Apartments, and the com...
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By JASON PATTERSONManaging EditorYazoo County is under a burn ban. Outdoor fires are prohibited under a burn ban, including prescribed burns for land management, burning logging debris, trash piles and even camp fires. The Yazoo County Board of Supervisor...
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By JASON PATTERSONManaging EditorThree Yazoo County roads will receive some much needed repairs by year’s end.A total of 7.2 miles of overlay work will be done on Lake City Road, Fletcher’s Chapel Road and Deasonville Road. Work will be done on both e...
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Manchester Academy remains the only school without a win in 2010; tonight the Mavericks look to put a stop to their 0-5 start against Winston (3-3) in the district opener.
The green and gold have been held to a pair of touchdowns offensively in the last ...
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Special to The HeraldOn Citizenship Day, Sept. 17, the fifth and sixth grade social studies classes of Linwood School under the direction of Mrs. Susan Greer, began the week long observance of Consitution Week, Sept. 17-23, with an assembly program. To th...
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By GARY ANDREWSEditor and PublisherMeeting people on a daily basis will often determine on how your day is going to be.If you are meeting people that are distant and withdrawn from you and their surroundings, chances are that you may yourself adopt that a...
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MOLLIE JOHNSON
Mollie Lee Johnson, 83, of Rolling Fork died Monday, Sept. 20, 2010 at home.Funeral services were Sept. 25 at the Church of God in Rolling Fork with Rev. Howard Moncrief officiating. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery under the direction ...
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I started laughing to myself as my husband Jason made his way inside the local hardware store. I stayed out in the truck while he looked for a truck part. I had the air hitting me my face, and I didn’t mind sitting in the truck. I kind of wanted to hone...
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By VERNON SIKESFor the HeraldIn response to a request Thursday morning to see the Yazoo County Circuit Court's criminal file of former Yazoo City Police Chief Ceasar Felton, Yazoo County Circuit Clerk Susie Bradshaw said the file has been expunged.When an...
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Managing EditorDrivers have recently had to pay close attention when traveling on U.S. 49 between Yazoo County and Flora or else risk hitting some teeth-jarring potholes.That problem will be a thing of the past when the Mississippi Department of Trasporta...
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Herald ReporterThe Willie Morris Parkway is one step closer to becoming a reality.With no public opposition, the city can move forward with a $2.6 million bond.During the Board of Mayor and Aldermen open meeting last week, a public hearing was held about ...
