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Pumpkins in the Park

Tue,10/13/20-2:08PM, 12,473 Reads
The City of Mendenhall’s Annual Pumpkins in the Park celebration will be held on Saturday, October 17, from 9 a.m. until 12 noon at Alice Davis Park. Children are invited to choose a free pumpkin to paint and decorate. The event is sponsored by Stubbs Law Firm, McGuffee Drugs, Booth Discount Tire, and The Mendenhall Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Dunn to serve on Mississippi Young Bankers Council

Thu,05/28/20-4:46PM, 12,460 Reads
Mendenhall banker Chris Dunn has been elected to the Executive Council of the Mississippi Young Bankers, a section of the Mississippi Bankers Association.
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Tower ready

By MARLAN JONES MARLAN JONES
Tue,06/22/21-4:44PM, 12,429 Reads
Mendenhall’s new water tower on Highway 43 has passed all inspections and is completely operational with a new water pump.
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House Speaker Philip Gunn

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House leaders win first round in lawsuit over governor's line-item vetoes

By STEVE WILSON STEVE WILSON
Tue,10/06/20-10:40AM, 12,417 Reads 237,145 Statewide
House leaders won the first round in their lawsuit over $8 million in earmarks vetoed by Gov. Tate Reeves after a Hinds County Chancery Court judge ruled in their favor Monday.
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Attorney General Lynn Fitch secures over $1.7 M for Mississippi students in ITT debt relief in settlement

Tue,09/15/20-11:09AM, 12,294 Reads
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Wyatt Emmerich

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Opinion: Presidential elections can be determined many different ways

By WYATT EMMERICH WYATT EMMERICH
Tue,11/10/20-6:12PM, 12,288 Reads 293,451 Statewide
Normally the Presidential election is over by now, but this election wasn't normal.
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The Mississippi state Capitol is finally quiet after lawmakers left town for the last time in 2020.

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Legislature appropriates money for rental assistance and farmers from federal CARES ACT funds

By STEVE WILSON STEVE WILSON
Thu,10/08/20-7:45PM, 12,150 Reads 137,821 Statewide
Last week, the Mississippi Legislature concluded its extended session by returning to the state capitol to reallocate some of the $1.25 billion in federal funds provided to the state to mitigate the effects of the C
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Daniel Glen Speir

Tue,08/18/20-2:39PM, 12,134 Reads
Daniel Glen Speir, 43, passed this life to his heavenly home on August 14, 2020.
Funeral Services was held August 18, 2020, at 4:00 p.m. at Colonial Chapel Funeral Home of Taylorsville.
He was preceded in death by father, Glen H. Speir; Maternal grandparents, Bob and Peggy Black; Paternal grandfather, Howard Benton Speir.
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Mississippi State’s Tanner Allen won the C Spire Ferriss Trophy as the state’s most outstanding college baseball player. (MSU Athletics)

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State, Ole Miss split C Spire Awards

By RICK CLEVELAND - MISSISSIPPI TODAY RICK CLEVELAND - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Mon,05/24/21-4:39PM, 12,088 Reads 122,498 Statewide
Mississippi State and Ole Miss split the C Spire Outstanding Player Awards announced Monday in a virtual awards program co-sponsored by the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame and C Spire.
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Mississippi teachers, first responders eligible for COVID-19 vaccines on March 1

By WILL STRIBLING - MISSISSIPPI TODAY WILL STRIBLING - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Wed,02/24/21-5:05PM, 12,085 Reads 207,358 Statewide
Gov. Tate Reeves announced on Tuesday that teachers and first responders in Mississippi can begin receiving COVID-19 vaccines starting on March 1.
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