During their first meeting of 2019 the Louisville Board of Aldermen received an update the Capital and Recovery Projects and the Safe Room from Mayor Will Hill.
Hill explained that several of the projects remain unchanged since the last meeting. The updates included:
On Friday, February 15th, First Baptist Church, Louisville, will be hosting the fifth annual “Little Hearts Luncheon.” Delicious casseroles, desserts, meats, appetizers, and more will be furnished by some of Winston County’s best cooks.
Winston County in District 2 will soon be installing a flashing 4-way stop and other required signs at the Crystal Ridge/ Boon Road intersection. Work on the project was to begin January 15 with weather permitting.
The community of French Camp, French Camp Academy and Choctaw County come together Monday, January 14 to remember three students killed in a house fire in December.
A memorial service to honor Sharron Naik, 17, Joy Naik, 15, and Aaron Naik, 14 was held Monday, January 14 at 10:30 a.m. in the French Camp Presbyterian Church.
As the cost of healthcare continues to increase and Medicare reimbursements continue a downward trend, many small, rural health care facilities have the difficult task of trying to control costs and make ends meet.
During their first meeting of 2019, on Monday, January 7, the Choctaw County Board of Supervisors discussed the Justice Court aging report.
The Justice Court is required by law to provide this report to the Board twice a year. The report showed that Choctaw County has $775K dollars in outstanding fines.
2019 is off to a great start with children attending storytime at Webster County Library.
