Editor's note: Itawamba Times Managing Editor, Teresa Blake is a vendor at the business mentioned.
Lindsey Christian of Mantachie was the winner drawn from the entries for The Itawamba County Times Mother’s Day Contest. Christian was nominat…
She may be small in stature, but that hasn’t kept Mary Francis Clifton from living life in a big way... nearly 102 years of it.
In a plan approved by the United States Department of Education (DOE), Mississippi became the fourth state in the nation to allow students wit…
Both Phi Theta Kappa chapters at Itawamba Community College have elected officers for 2021-22.
Itawamba County municipalities will be observing the National Day of Prayer this Thursday, May 6. This year’s theme is “Lord pour out your lov…
Official results from the April 27 runoff election established Russ Ramey and Corey Moore as winners in their respective races.
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Itawamba Agricultural High school had multiple athletes medal Saturday at the class 4A state track and field meet in Pearl.
Fulton, Miss. – The MACCC Regular Season Champion and No. 2 ranked Itawamba Community College Indians will host the MACCC Tournament, May 5-8.
Three senior football players will represent their high schools in the Northeast Mississippi Football Coaches Association All-Star game. The g…
Fulton, Miss. – The No. 16 Itawamba Community College Indians will host Mississippi Gulf Coast in the NJCAA Region 23 Tournament qualifier ser…
After last week’s wakeup call defeat at the hands of Myrtle, the Lady Mustangs refocused their energy just in time for the start of the postse…
The Itawamba Agricultural High School baseball team opened the Class 4A Playoffs as the No. 2 seed out of Region 2-4A. That seed set them up f…
The Pelahatchie Chiefs made the long drive up from Rankin county to Mantachie last Wednesday for the opening game of the first round playoff s…
It was “Jolene” that did it, of course.
Infrastructure has always enjoyed bipartisan support in Congress. Republicans and Democrats have a long history of working together to support…
I passed this question this morning, posted on a church billboard on my way to work, and started thinking about all the metaphorical roads on …
As the nation celebrates April as Community College Month, on behalf of Itawamba Community College, thank you for your continuing commitment t…
The work of Victoria Cummings-Bobo is currently on display in the gallery of the W.O. Benjamin Fine Arts Center at the Fulton Camps.
The Itawamba Community Development Council recently presented Dr. Grayden Tubb with their Lifetime Achievement Award.
English teacher Amy Jo Holcomb met reality head-on during the first day of the 2020-2021 school year.
Friends and former teammates and classmates have come together to support one of the team’s legendary members as he battles some serious medic…
Lisa Darracott of Dorsey has loved canning vegetables since she was a young girl.
“I taught school for nearly 26 years, and my heart is with all teachers this year,” former Itawamba Agricultural High School educator Lori Hol…
“When you’re viewing the creek bed from the bridge, you are looking at a 32-million-year-old ancient sea that long ago covered the region,” Bi…
Food
Personally, I love soup. I could probably eat it every single day and be perfectly content doing so. My family, however – specifically the tee…
OVEN ROASTED CHICKEN
Whether you’re buying for yourself or a significant other, Valentine’s Day just isn’t complete without something decadently sweet for your tas…
Most of us are accustomed to going out for a romantic dinner for two on Valentine’s Day, but this year many people are choosing to stay in or …
Johnathan Deaton is a fourth-generation funeral home director.
Itawamba County has surpassed the 400 mark in confirmed cases of COVID-19.
The Itawamba County Times has a new general manager and managing editor.
Lease operator SEACOR AMH is ending their 6-year stint of running Port Itawamba.
Chris Wright spends most of his days working at Tiffin Motorhomes in Red Bay, but his true passion lies in carpentry and woodworking. The Fult…
A Fulton alderman is questioning the necessity of granting local industries nearly $21-million in tax exemptions.
By most standards, Saltillo wouldn’t likely be considered a “big city,” but for Kori Thomas, it was big enough. Too big, in fact.
