On Saturday, March 23, the Sam D. Hamilton Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge and the Friends of Noxubee Refuge will be hosting its first Canoe Day for 2019.
Canoes and kayaks along with paddles and life jackets will be available for visitors to use starting at 10 AM.
In their first meeting of March, the Louisville Board of Aldermen heard a report from Mayor Will Hill that a number of recovery projects are either unchanged or moving forward.
Hill stated that Fire Chief Johnny Haynes is scheduled to travel to Fairhope, AL on March 21 to view the new fire engine.
The first ever East Central Cares for our Community day, a time when East Central Community College faculty, staff, and students will give back to the communities in the college’s five-county district of Leake, Neshoba, Newton, Scott and Winston counties, was held Friday, March 8, 2019.
Bernard O'Neal of Hope Missions talks to ECCC’s Coach Karcher and some of his players.
The Board of Supervisors has declared a local emergency over last month’s flooding in Webster County.
A proposal to rezone some neighborhoods in Eupora to allow for single-family residences only will be the subject of a public hearing next month.
MATHISTON — The litter problem on Wood College Road (MS Highway 403) had gotten really out of hand. Fast-food containers, bottles and cans were strewn along the roadside.
Two residents had enough of it. Marianne Adams and Becky Wilkes are friends, former classmates and neighbors. They took matters into their own hands.
The Annual Meeting of the Choctaw County Chamber of Commerce will be held Thursday, March 21 at 5:30 p.m. at the Choctaw County Community Center in Ackerman. Chamber members and the public are invited to attend the meeting where three Chamber Board members will be announced, and the Chamber will give an overview of 2018 and plans for 2019.
The 2020 Distinguished Young Women of Choctaw County Program will be held March 16, 2019 at the Ty Cobb Complex in Ackerman. The 20th Century Club of Ackerman sponsors the program which will begin at 6:30. Admission for the event is $10.
“Gospel music allows us to become closer to God, and closer to each other.” — Marvin Sapp
