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Public Notices August 18, 2022

IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF A CHILD . . .

MCIR: Fired Lexington police chief exposed in racist recording had a checkered past in law enforcement

Throughout his career in law enforcement, Sam Dobbins patrolled the streets of Mississippi with impunity, despite a history of racist . . .

Tillatoba News

Margaret Jean Ross’ children are hosting a birthday reception in honor of her 90th birthday. The come-and-go reception is on . . .

Opinion: Low rankings for Mississippi

Mississippi has taken a one-two punch from the Wallet Hub website. This week the personal-finance site ranked the state the . . .

STARKVILLE MAN SENTENCED TO 78 MONTHS FOR PPP FRAUD OF MORE THAN $6 MILLION

OXFORD – A Starkville man was sentenced on Friday to 78 months in prison for more than $6 million in . . .

Farm Service Agency News
By DAVID GRONER
Thu,08/18/22-10:54AM, 111 Reads
The term “sodbusting” is used to identify the conversion of land from native vegetation to commodity crop production after Dec. 23, 1985.
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FIU football player Knox, brother of Bills TE, dies at 22
By TIM REYNOLDS - AP Sports Writer
Thu,08/18/22-8:23AM, 44 Reads
MIAMI (AP) — FIU football player Luke Knox, who appeared in 23 games at Mississippi before joining the Panthers and was the brother of Buffalo Bills tight end Dawson Knox, has died, the university said Thursday.
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Football on tap, Tony Vance named vice president of state coaches group
By CLAY MCFERRIN
Thu,08/18/22-12:00PM, 188 Reads
If you’re anxious for some football, the calendar is smiling upon you.
The state’s independent and private schools begin pigskin play this Friday night, while the regular-season kickoff for public schools is set for Friday, Aug. 26.
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Steve Breen for Aug 13, 2022
Sat,08/13/22-2:10AM, 216 Reads
Cartoon By: Steve Breen

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Greenwood Leflore Hospital reopens except for inpatient services

Greenwood Leflore Hospital has resumed most of its services after being largely shuttered for three days due to a clogged sewer line and its aftermath.