William and Muriam Stuckey of Yazoo City are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, Sienna Marie Stuckey, on November 2, 2012 at St. Dominic Hospital.
Sienna weighed eight pounds, five ounces and measured 21 and a half inches.
Also welcoming the new arrival are Ethan Stuckey, Keante, Kabren and Kaleb Stuckey.

The Lintonia Garden Club recently held its monthly meeting with a program on landscape design. Pictured from left are hostesses Ruby Gilliam, Judy Sanford and guest Donna Beliech, a horticulturist. Special to The Herald

The Lintonia Garden Club met on Oct. 24 in the Public Service Commission boardroom.
President Elouise Upchurch called the meeting to order. During the business discussion, a report was given concerning the success of the garden club’s booth at the Yazoo County Fair. Members were reminded to bring canned goods or paper porducts for the Manna House to the November meeting.
Donna Beliech, a horticulturist for the Mississippi State University Extension Service, presented a program about landscape design. Using a series of slides, Beliech discussed the factors to consider when deciding on the placement of trees, shrubs and flowers.
The meeting concluded with refreshments served by the hostesses Ruby Gilliam and Judy Sanford.

CowanJayden Dewayne Cowan, son of Whitney McGraw, celebrated his first birthday on Oct. 20.
He celebrated his birthday with a party with his family in Lakeshore Park in Flowood.

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Church Basketball League will serve as a tool to redirect and refocus local youth and young adults. It will charge them to focus on school and their transition into adulthood by always putting Christ first in their life.  
This league is challenging the youth to stay positive by requiring them to have good behavioral reports and by maintaining a C average or above in school. They are also encouraged to attend a church in their community.
Please help seal the faith of local youth and young adults by inspiring them to participate in positive activities.  
Registration ends December 15. There are children who would like to participate but just don’t have the money to do so. Sponsoring a team is another way to  support the community.  
For more information, call Sharon Moncure at 601-576-7546 or 601-879-9988.