Most of Itawamba Community College’s in-person classes will conclude for the 2021 fall semester prior to the Thanksgiving break.
Aberdeen, Amory and Smithville taxpayers will not face increases in their cities’ millage rates through the Fiscal Year 2021-2022 budgets. Whi…
ABERDEEN – The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office isn’t only seeking grant funds for a number of training supplies but also status of being a part…
ABERDEEN – Board of supervisors approval of easements for AT&T projects in parts of Monroe County led to discussion about broadband during…
ABERDEEN – Aberdeen cable TV customers will continue service with MaxxSouth for the next decade following board of aldermen approval Sept. 7 o…
AMORY – The Amory Fire Department is benefiting by way of a new rescue truck thanks to a donation from a MonroeCounty citizen. Edward Coale Jr…
AMORY – While fall typically brings forth a number of community events, the board of aldermen are taking several into consideration before gra…
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AMORY – The invitation is out to walk or run with the supporters of First Friends Respite Center through its annual First Friends Walk and 5K …
NETTLETON – Girls ages 0 to 12th grade will vie for titles Sept. 18 through the Miss Town Creek Pageant. It will begin at 4 p.m. at the First …
Even though Brad Williams of New Albany and his father, Mike, who lives between Aberdeen and Becker, had a great time a decade ago harvesting …
ABERDEEN – Two 2021 Aberdeen High School graduates received DeMarion Sankofa Foundation scholarships earlier this summer. Alexis Stegall and J…
AMORY – A 20-year goal for Amory Church of Christ Minister Phillip Hathcock to develop artistic learning centers for Bible lessons came to fru…
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The Mississippi Department of Revenue released its monthly report of sales tax diversions to municipalities. The August report illustrates loc…
Galloway Chandler McKinney Insurance retains its Best Practices status for the ninth consecutive year, once again becoming a part of an elite …
AMORY • Most people know him as the man working his magic behind the grill.
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NETTLETON – When Shorty’s Style Shop owner Julie Raper’s parents, Shorty and Bobbie Oliver, started a business in February 1971, generosity wa…
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