Louisville-Winston County Airport Board President, Mike Forster, met with the
This Friday, at First Baptist Church Family Life Center, Louisville, the Little Hearts Luncheon will be serving a feast of fabulous foods prepared and donated by many local churches. Some of the best cooks in the county will be baking and serving a variety of delectable dishes in order to raise funds for the Good News Clubs of Winston county a
Quilting is not only a craft, but also an art form, that goes back for centuries, and yet is still thriving in today’s culture, as evidenced by the Mississippi Quilt Association (MQA) Spring Gathering, held February 8-9 at Lake Tiak O’Khata.
In a special called meeting, on Tuesday, January 29, the Choctaw Board of Supervisors voted to declare that the County would pay three extra years of principle off the bond issue which was used to build the Choctaw Regional Medical Center.
Mississippi, more than the land of sweet tea and hospitality, houses a broad spectrum of careers in the technical workforce. With career opportunities in welding, manufacturing and more, Mississippi’s workforce only needs retraining to be applicable for such lucrative professions.
The Men’s Ministry Team at Ackerman Baptist Church needs everyone’s help Saturday ,March 2 for a county wide cleanup day of The county roads.
“We will be contacting all churches and groups in the area to join in,” said Benny Weeks, one fo the organizers.
Mrs Emily and Mrs Beth's class at Ackerman Elementary School were groundhogs Feb. 1. They have decided they want spring instead of 6 more weeks of winter. They hope the groundhog doesn’t see his shadow. The groundhog did not see his shadow on February 2 so it is predicting an early spring.
Mississippi, more than the land of sweet tea and hospitality, houses a broad spectrum of careers in the technical workforce. With career opportunities in welding, manufacturing and more, Mississippi’s workforce only needs retraining to be applicable for such lucrative professions.
The Webster County Board of Supervisors investigated options for roadside litter pickup during a recessed meeting Thursday.
The board has expressed concerns at previous meetings about the litter problem on county roads and broached the topic again last week with Acting Sheriff Andy McCants.
Webster County Baptist Association’s Disaster Relief Team and members from Mississippi Baptist Disaster Relief performed mud-out work in Hattiesburg and Petal from Jan. 21-24 after flooding. Mud-out is the removal of wet debris from a flooded home.
