This past weekend was a bit quiet, and that was perfectly fine because before long there will be a pitter patter of little feet in our lives.
A total of 64 Simpson County School District students, grades 3 through 12, are enrolled in one of the four different summer school programs offered this summer.
The Board of Supervisors recognized retiring employees with resolutions during their board meeting Monday.
Glen Jennings retired after serving the county for 14 years as emergency manager.
One of the biggest announcements to come from Simpson County School Board at their last meeting is that graduation rates in Simpson County have surpassed not only the state but also the national average.
June 14
Station 7 Fire and Rescue sub station 2129 Simpson Hwy 540 Magee, will have a Human Trafficking event on Friday, June 14, at 6:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend and learn more about the types of human trafficking and what you can do to help end this crime.
June 16
Election of local officials is a serious matter; most elected officials are elected for a four-year term. They remain in office until the end of the term unless they resign, retire, die or are removed for some legal reason. Elected officials are not required to earn or take vacation or sick leave; they serve in their elective position regardl
The good news is that another 3,000 third-graders have gotten a high enough score on Mississippi’s reading test to advance to the fourth grade.
This past weekend the Simpson County Country Club had a really enjoyable golf tournament. That was thanks to a lot of folks who made things happen.
The qualifying deadline for candidates in the 2019 election has passed and the candidate list is set.
When the Mendenhall Mayor and Board of Aldermen held their regularly scheduled meeting on June 4 they was able to fill three much needed positions for the grass crew when they hired three part time workers to help the city maintain the grass through the summer.
