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Douglas Wayne Johnston

Thu,01/07/16-10:17AM, 4,264 Reads
Douglas Wayne Johnston, 62, died Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2016.
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District champ Panthers end season in playoffs

By CATHRYN CARTWRIGHT CATHRYN CARTWRIGHT
Mon,04/29/19-8:24AM, 4,264 Reads
The Yazoo County Panthers finished their baseball season on Monday with an overall record of 15-8 and went 10-0 in district. Coach Corbin Ellis also said that the Panther's senior class went out with a 37-3 district record and three district titles in their four years of high school.
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Residents question superintendent search

By VERNON SIKES VERNON SIKES
Fri,02/27/15-10:40AM, 4,262 Reads
While the city school district's school board has begun searching for a new superintendent, there are some in the community who believe the current superintendent is harming the community by staying on the job too long.
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James Dennis Pigg Sr.

Tue,06/29/21-8:43AM, 4,262 Reads
We mourn the passing of our family member, James Dennis Pigg, Sr. , who died in his home on June 28, 2021.
Mr. Pigg is survived by his wife, Susan (Wooten) Pigg, son, James Dennis Pigg, Jr., daughter, Jennifer Renee Pigg (James) Manns, all of Yazoo City and step-son John Ray (Staycee) of Pearl, MS.
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PSC to repair damaged literary walkway

Wed,10/19/16-9:08AM, 4,260 Reads
The Public Service Commission will soon begin repairs to a local literary walkway that was damaged by one of its work crews earlier this summer.

Jimmy Wever, PSC manager, said the Henry Herschel Brickell Memorial Yazoo Literary Walkway was damaged after PSC crews brought down a tree located next to the walkway.
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City must address problems with parks that received grants

By JAMIE PATTERSON JAMIE PATTERSON
Fri,05/15/15-2:11PM, 4,257 Reads
The city of Yazoo City has until the end of the month to bring two local parks up to code before action is taken by the state.
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Joan Fisher Moore

Tue,07/02/19-8:45AM, 4,256 Reads
Joan Fisher Moore, 80, of Vaughan passed away on Sunday, June 30, 2019 at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Jackson.
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I'm being punished for a crime I didn't commit

Mon,10/21/19-10:16AM, 4,256 Reads
Dear Editor,
I am writing this letter in hopes that Alderman Sir Jonathan Rucker will read about my situation where I have been incarcerated at the Yazoo County Regional Correctional Facility for false charges.
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Transportation Commissioner Willie Simmons talks roads, lottery and more with The E-T

Tue,11/03/20-9:03AM, 4,255 Reads 39,521 Statewide

Former District 13 Senator and now Transportation Commissioner Willie Simmons dropped by The E-T this week to talk about some big projects that will affect the Delta and Sunflower County specifically. He also talks about the lottery and its future impact on road projects in the area.
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SAT and ACT serve a useful purpose

Mon,01/31/22-9:42PM, 4,253 Reads 130,600 Statewide
The SAT’s future switch from paper and pencil to a digital format is keeping with the times. So is the trend in higher education to downplay college admissions tests.
The first trend is largely inconsequential, the other not so much.
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