Miss Lyndsey Niven and Robert ColemanMr. and Mrs. Jackie Niven of Flora announce the engagement and forthcoming of marriage of their daughter, Lyndsey Morgan Niven, to Robert Parrish Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coleman of Bentonia and Ms. Julie Coleman of Benton.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Gwynne Creel of Bentonia and the late Mrs. Katherine Niven of Benton.
Miss Niven is a 2009 graduate from Tri-County Academy and will be graduating with a     Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from University of Mississippi Medical Center School of Nursing in May 2013.
The prospective bride-groom is the grandson of Mr. Bob Coleman Sr. of Yazoo City.
He is a 2003 graduate from Benton Academy and attended Mississippi College.
The couple will be married on Saturday, April 20, 2013 at 5 p.m. at First Baptist Church of Flora.
Rev. Cliff Pace of Hernando Baptist Church will officiate the double ring ceremony.
A reception will follow at Bellevue Clubhouse at Lake Caroline.
Family and friends are welcome.

MooreTeranija Moore, daughter of Nina Demus and Terry Moore, celebrated her first birthday on March 16, 2013.  
She celebrated her birthday with a Princess-themed party with a host of family and friends.

Tim McMillan and Ruth “Noel” Poore are proud to announce the birth of their son, Timothy James Ray McMillan, on Feb. 28, 2013 at Baptist Medical Center in Jackson .
Maternal grandparents are Ms. Toni Poore of Yazoo City and Mr. Tim Poore of Hebron, Ky.
Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James McMillan of Yazoo City.

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The Yazoo Community Complex will have a variety of activities being held this weekend in an effort to reach out to all ages.
The activities will be held on Saturday from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m.
Johnny Staples, with the complex, said the Education through Recreation program will begin with a variety of activities geared towards academics through recreational exercises. Children will have the opportunity to play anything from basketball to dodge ball but will also be required to perform certain reading and math exercises.
Staples said an Easter egg hunt will also be held during the afternoon. In an effort to include older residents, he also said a senior citizen program will be held in conjunction with the youth activities.
The senior citizen program is directed by Claude Collum and coordinated by Nancy Hudson and Ruth Irwin.
“We will have a place set up where our senior citizens can come enjoy the festivities and watch the younger children play,” Staples said.  
Registration will be held from 11 until noon.
Staples said he will also announce the adoption of a fourth and fifth grade class at Woolfolk Middle School.
Saturday’s events gained support from Jody Clark, Days Inn, the Indian community, Light of Wisdom #246, Men of Standards and Focus on the Children.
“We will do whatever is necessary to improve their grades, attitude and motivation,” Staples said.
Refreshments and snacks will also be sold as a fundraiser for the complex to hire teachers for future tutorial programs.