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Opinion: A small-town Mississippi success story
Tue,10/24/23-6:55PM , 160 Reads 10,851 Statewide
In the 1990s, the South Pike School District, located in the small Pike County town of Magnolia in the southwestern corner of the state, had a student who clearly was an overachiever. But perhaps few could have predicted just how much she would achieve.
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Greenwood Leflore Hospital is hoping to overcome its financial crisis by being designated a critical access hospital, but it is running up against a federal regulation for which there may not be much leeway. (By Tim Kalich)

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GLH critical-access bid may be long shot
By Tim Kalich - Greenwood Commonwealth
Sat,10/21/23-7:45AM , 615 Reads 22,954 Statewide
A month ago, two Leflore County supervisors created a stir when they expressed skepticism that Greenwood Leflore Hospital would be successful in securing what has been depicted as a life-saving designation as a critical access hospital.
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37 Gang Members Plead Guilty to Racketeering Conspiracy
By U.S. Department of Justice - Office of Public Affairs
Fri,10/20/23-9:54AM , 1,332 Reads
The 37th and final defendant charged as part of the case against members and associates of the Simon City Royals gang – a gang aligned with the Gangster Disciples – pleaded guilty today to racketeering (RICO) conspiracy.
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Charleston Arts and Revitalization Effort volunteer Ray Clolinger, center, holds the plaque he received while being honored as 2023 CARE “Volunteer of the Year.” Also pictured are Charleston Mayor Sedrick Smith, left, and CARE Executive Director Dana Clolinger. The award was presented Saturday. (Photo by Clay McFerrin)

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Ray Clolinger named CARE Volunteer of the Year
Wed,10/18/23-5:15PM , 725 Reads
Our Volunteer of the Year is a graduate of Charleston High School. They then attended and graduated from Delta State University and entered the corporate world. But, the bright lights of the big city lured them away and they left Charleston and Mississippi.
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