UPDATE, June 12, 3:45 p.m.
A search warrant executed on Wednesday, June 9 resulted in an Evergreen man being arrest on felony drug charges.
Officials have reported two Itawamba County roads are closed after flash flooding caused a complete washout.
Progress at the new Itawamba County Jail is right on schedule and within budget to boot.
The Town of Tremont is set to open its inaugural Farmer’s Market next week.
Unofficial results are in after Fulton residents cast their final ballot today in the city’s two remaining municipal races.
During a special meeting held on Thursday, May 20, to discuss back to school protocol for the 2021-2022 school year, Itawamba County Superinte…
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