Itawamba Community College didn’t let a global pandemic stop it from honoring its 2020 graduates.
Itawamba Jr. Leadership team members recently completed their community project “Swing by It…
Unsurprisingly, the Pilot Club of Fulton’s annual lunch and dinner soup fundraiser will be a…
The Itawamba County School District will host a set of ceremonies at each school this week t…
The saying goes, “When life hands you lemons, you make lemonade.” According to Itawamba Coun…
Itawamba Jr. Leadership team members recently completed their community project “Swing by Itawamba.” Eighteen students from across the county took part in the 2020 program.
“We all worked at Stubblefield’s Five and Ten Cent store across from the court square,” Vert…
Itawamba Community College didn’t let a global pandemic stop it from honoring its 2020 graduates.
Fulton’s Rita Chamblee has always loved sewing. She calls the small workshop near her house …
The saying goes, “When life hands you lemons, you make lemonade.” According to Itawamba Coun…
Noell Vanasselberg wears many, many hats.
The Clay RCDC building has a new owner.
Local leaders say they are supportive of the governor’s efforts to keep Mississippi resident…
Crossroads Trading Post may be a relative newcomer to Ryans Well, but it’s owners say they’r…
“This has been the most stressful week I’ve ever experienced,” Itawamba County Development C…
If someone had asked me back in January about corona, I would have immediately assumed they were referring to an adult beverage often served at a Mexican restaurant. But then, one day in mid-February, one of my more inquisitive students called out at the beginning of class, “Hey! Ms. C! What…
The Mississippi Legislature convened on May 12. It was the Legislature’s time to show that i…
For years, I’ve kept a thin bushel of hair perched on the end of my chin. Calling it a goate…
May 8, 1945, is the date celebrated by the Allied nations of World War II as the end of the …
I have now studied the Itawamba School District’s financial statements from the past five ye…
There’s not nearly enough room in Angie Izard’s tiny kitchen to contain her baking. There’ll be sourdough bread over here. Maybe some jalapeno bread over there. Possibly some cinnamon sugar bread shoved in a corner somewhere. Bread all over the place.
Momma’s BBQ Shrimp
There’s a kind of rhythm, at least around here, to the stories of how people learned to cook…
Breakfast Casserole
