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Charlotte Renea Mooney

Fri,03/05/21-11:41AM, 6,894 Reads
Charlotte Renea Mooney Brown went home to her Heavenly Father on February 26, 2021.
Her memorial service will be Saturday, March 13, from 2-4 p.m. at Southside Baptist Church in Yazoo City.
Miss Mooney was born December 24, 1984 at University Medical Center in Jackson.
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Deadline to file for Homestead Exemption is April 1

By THE YAZOO HERALD THE YAZOO HERALD
Wed,01/09/19-9:44AM, 6,893 Reads
Applications for homestead exemption will be taken until April 1, 2019.
Applications will be accepted at the Yazoo County Courthouse from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, until April 1.
If any of the following changes occurred during 2018, a new application is required.
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The killer virus

Tue,10/02/18-1:26PM, 6,891 Reads
The U.S. government provided a timely reminder this week of why Americans who are able should get a flu shot.
Failing to do so may not kill you, but it could kill someone you infect.
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William P. “Bill” Woods

Wed,06/10/20-10:57AM, 6,886 Reads
William P. “Bill” Woods, 63, of Benton, MS, passed away on Friday, June 5, 2020 at the Mississippi Baptist Medical Center in Jackson following a three and a half month battle with cancer.
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Department of Health holds hearing on plans for dispensing $2.175 million in grant funds

By STEVE WILSON STEVE WILSON
Tue,06/15/21-2:54PM, 6,885 Reads 52,391 Statewide
The Mississippi Department of Health held a hearing Monday as it determines how to spend more than $2.175 million in federal funds on public health projects statewide.
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Robert Abide Malouf Jr.

Mon,01/09/17-2:21PM, 6,877 Reads
Robert Abide Malouf, Jr., passed away Tuesday, January 3.
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Opinion: Election reform: What’s best for Mississippi

By MICHAEL WATSON MICHAEL WATSON
Wed,03/17/21-6:38PM, 6,875 Reads 146,617 Statewide
Election reform remains a significant talking point in the wake of one of the most engaging election cycles in U.S. history. The obstacles of 2020 forced numerous election procedures and policies into the national spotlight, prompting states across the country to take a closer look at their overall election system.
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Remembering Dr. Cyril Walwyn

By JOSEPH C. THOMAS SR.JOSEPH C. THOMAS SR.
Mon,02/11/19-8:38AM, 6,869 Reads
Yazoo City, where the Delta meets the hills, was known for having the state’s first Negro owned and operated hospital. The institution in Yazoo City was the brain-child of the leader of the Afro-American Sons and Daughters, Tom J. Huddleston Sr.
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Opinion: Gender transitioning is not reasonable

By DANIEL GARDNER DANIEL GARDNER
Mon,04/11/22-5:21PM, 6,867 Reads
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Raymond Long

Mon,12/23/19-7:59AM, 6,866 Reads
Raymond Ladale Long, 78, died Dec. 20, 2019 at St. Dominic Medical Center in Jackson.
Funeral services are Monday at 2 p.m. at the Stricklin-King Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Lewis Kalil officiating. Burial folllowed at Glenwood Cemetery.
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