Superintendent Dr. Frederick Hill was sworn in as the new leader of the Yazoo City Municipal School District Tuesday night. He is pictured with David Starling and Judge Bennie K. Warrington.
The Yazoo Herald brought home eight awards from the Mississippi Press Association’s 2018 Advertising Division Better Newspaper Contest, including three first-place honors.
Beautification of a local park, a community fruit orchard and enhanced downtown landscaping are among the projects heading to Yazoo City thanks to a recent grant.
Eighty Yazooans will be looking for new jobs in the new year.
Having lost a state contract with the Department of Human Services, the YoungWilliams Call Center in Yazoo City will be closing its doors at the end of the year.
It is with honor that the publishers and editors of ConventionSouth, the national multimedia resource for planning events in the South, present Yazoo County Convention & Visitors Bureau with a 2015 Readers’ Choice
Yazoo County High School's (YCHS) principal, Jana Bardwell, brought good news to the school board during their Dec. 1 meeting, emphasizing that the 488-student school is above state subject area testing scores in U.S. History, Biology I and English II.
With increasing random violence in the United States making it more and more difficult to protect students and faculty, school administrators are having to take drastic measures. The Yazoo County School District is no exception.