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THE ANSWERED PRAYER
By JAMIE PATTERSON
Mon,11/11/24-8:00AM , 556 Reads
William Tubbs gazes over the war memorial outside of the Yazoo County Courthouse, looking over a few names of local friends who were killed in the Vietnam War.
In his wheelchair with a prosthetic leg, he knows his name was almost written on that monument.
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Mystery over Yazoo City gravestone
By JAMIE PATTERSON
Mon,11/04/24-2:00PM , 1,513 Reads
It is a simple gravestone near the entrance of the historic Glenwood Cemetery. But upon closer inspection, the inscription leaves the observer with many questions.
“She lies here a martyr at the carelessness of man.”
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Politics and Pistols: A Political Rivalry in Yazoo
By JAMIE PATTERSON
Wed,10/30/24-11:30AM , 808 Reads
Walking through the older section of the historic Glenwood Cemetery, a tall gravestone with ornate design instantly captures one’s attention. Reaching towards the sky, the top of the gravestone is met with two sculptured hands embracing with the words, “husband and wife” immediately below.
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The legends behind Satartia village
By JAMIE PATTERSON
Mon,10/21/24-4:00PM , 1,313 Reads
It is one of the smallest villages in Mississippi with just a little over 40 residents, but the legends that surround Satartia spark interest and perhaps even a little fear with a few of its mysterious tales.
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