By Mike Robertson Winston County Journal | RedHillsMSNews.com

Home

free content

Louisville All-Stars win Dizzy Dean Championship
By BY MIKE ROBERTSON WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL
Tue,07/19/22-9:39PM , 6,110 Reads
Only a few fortunate teams have the opportunity to claim the title of champions, and the Louisville 10-U Softball All-Stars have learned the thrill of just what that means, having traveled to Southaven on the weekend of July 9-11 and returning home earning that title.
Click Here to Read More

premium content - for subscribers only
Click to subscribe

AC Unit stolen from rental property
By BY MIKE ROBERTSON WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL
Tue,07/19/22-9:34PM , 717 Reads
A thief recently made off with an air conditioning unit from an unoccupied, rental mobile home on Young Crossing Road, according to Winston County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Keith Alexander.

The theft was reported by an individual who was cutting the grass on Saturday, July 9, Alexander stated.
Click Here to Read More

registered content - login required to view
Click to register / login

Local poet guest of Friends of the Library
By BY MIKE ROBERTSON WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL
Tue,07/19/22-9:22PM , 449 Reads
This past Friday, the Friends of the Winston County Library hosted a local poet/writer who has ties to Louisville and Winston County, Rev. Allen Baswell. Baswell resides in Choctaw County and is the pastor of Bear Creek Baptist Church in McCool.
Click Here to Read More

premium content - for subscribers only
Click to subscribe

Students and parents gear up for back to school
By BY MIKE ROBERTSON WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL
Tue,07/12/22-4:08PM , 1,077 Reads
In a regular meeting held on Tuesday, July 5, Mayor Will Hill informed the Louisville Board of Aldermen that the curfew would remain in place for an additional two weeks. In a meeting earlier in the year, the Board granted the Mayor the authority to put in place a curfew without the Board taking any action.
Click Here to Read More

Subscribe to By Mike Robertson Winston County Journal