After one of the worst winter storms to impact the area in decades, warmer temperatures offered some much-needed relief to Itawamba County res…
In the aftermath of week-long winter weather event, many throughout the area are finding themselves picking up the pieces after structures beg…
Itawamba Community College will present “Vintage Hitchcock: A Live Radio Play” by Joe Landry, Feb. 25-27 at 7 p.m. at the W.O. Benjamin Fine A…
It appears more than just area residents are looking for food while waiting out the remnants of back-to-back winter storms. A flock of seagull…
CHICKEN ADOBO
Personally, I love soup. I could probably eat it every single day and be perfectly content doing so. My family, however – specifically the tee…
On Monday, Feb. 15, the Mississippi State Department of Health(MSDH) announced that a new, more contagious variant of COVID-19 has been detect…
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Fulton native Brian Dozier announced his retirement from Major League Baseball last week through the Minnesota Twins. The team drafted the nin…
Jackson, Miss. – Itawamba Community College’s Brandon Brown was named Men’s Basketball Player of the Week by the Mississippi Association of Co…
Jackson, Miss. – Itawamba Community College’s Madison Burrus has been named Softball Pitcher of the Week by the Mississippi Association of Com…
Last week’s winter storm caused the high school basketball playoffs to be delayed a week. The Mississippi High School Activities Association i…
For the first time in almost a year, the county will have high school baseball and softball games beginning this week. A collection of veteran…
Fulton native Brian Dozier announced his retirement from Major League Baseball earlier today through the Minnesota Twins. The nine year vetera…
Neal Brown, the head football coach at West Virginia University, announced the assignments for his coaches on the defensive side of the ball l…
“What is the Itawamba County Development Council, and how does it improve my life?” I have been asked these questions often over the past six …
Hello, Everyone! I hope each of you is doing well. As always, we would love for you to come by and see us for a good book, high-speed internet…
WOW! The fifth week of the 2021 Legislative Session was the busiest by far. Committees wrapped up their deliberations by Tuesday. Wednesday, t…
This is the fourth week of the 2021 Legislative Session. Members worked diligently in committee meetings, as next Tuesday’s deadline to have h…
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.
