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.
The gun deer season for youth hunters age 15 and younger begins November 7. This season provides youth hunters with the first firearms deer hunting opportunity.
Ballot problems in Bolivar County could result in a new election for Senate District 22 between incumbent Republican Buck Clarke and Democratic challenger Joseph Thomas of Yazoo City.
The Yazoo County School District continues to be on solid financial ground, as evidenced by the financial report Financial Officer Lisa Worthy gave to the school board Tuesday.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen requested for the Yazoo City Municipal School Board to appear before them at its open meeting Monday afternoon. The city council was visibly upset to see that only school trustee Lula Starling accepted the invitation.