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Inmate meals contract awarded to Barragan
Inmate feeding service bids for the Panola County jail were reviewed by supervisors at their regular meeting Monday ...
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Dollar General safe burglarized – crook cut hole in wall
Investigators with the Panola County Sheriff’s Office are seeking the public’s help to find the person who burglarized ...
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South Panola plays hard, comes up short against Grenada
In a rematch of last year’s North 6A State championship game, Grenada jumped out to a 14-0 lead ...
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Batesville Presbyterian blesses new pavilion – 3,000+ Square Ft. venue celebrated with fellowship
On Sunday, Nov. 3, as the radiant sunshine broke through the cloudy skies, the members and friends of ...
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Panola Playhouse getting MAC grant – Historic theatre will get much-needed renovation
Panola Playhouse has been awarded a $240,000 grant for roof and other repairs by the Mississippi Arts Commission ...
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Use chrysanthemums for pretty fall displays
By Eddie Smith MSU Extension Service With their beautiful colors and massive amounts of blooms, chrysanthemums have always ...
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Learning to dance in the rain
By Jan Penton Miller Columnist You’ve got to be kidding! No ma’am. You need to come in, and ...
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The post-election legal and political landscape has changed since the Jan. 6 Capitol riots
Today – one day after the 2024 U.S. presidential election – it’s unlikely that Americans yet have a ...
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Sibling rivalry and the blessing of family
By Les Ferguson, Jr. Columnist Mom and Dad have four children: two boys and two girls. Mom has ...
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Distracted driver hits church sign
Distracted driver hits church sign Mary Murphy New Enon Community We have become like spiders caught in a ...
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Maypop jelly is actually good; who knew?
By Donna Traywick Mt. Olivet News As I am writing this article on Sunday afternoon to meet my ...
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Batesville Fire Dept. Call Log
Oct. 29 Miller St., 46 year old male with suicidal ideations, has cut his wrists. Dora St., 75 ...
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Property Transfers
Compiled by Davis Coen Property transfers between Oct. 28 – Nov. 1, 2024 ,as recorded with the Panola ...
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Grenada man killed on I-55
News Release On Sunday, November 3, 2024, at approximately 8:17 p.m., the Mississippi Highway Patrol responded to a crash ...
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Hunters can still plant, replant deer food plots
By Susan Collins-Smith MSU Extension Service Frustration is mounting for deer hunters across Mississippi whose cool-season food plots ...
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Restaurant Inspections
The Mississippi Department of Health conducted 10 food service inspections in Panola County between Oct. 1-31 with seven ...
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Panola County Jail Log
Compiled by Brad Greer This list was taken from the log at the Panola County Jail. A name ...
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Panola County Circuit Clerk race totals by precinct
Precinct totals, including absentee ballots and election day votes, in the 2024 Panola County Circuit Clerk race are: ...
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Turner, Dishmon lead ballot for Circuit Clerk – will have runoff in three weeks
Heather Turner, who previously worked as a deputy clerk in the Panola County Circuit Clerk’s office for 12 ...
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Leafy greens benefit grown in raised beds
By Eddie Smith MSU Extension Service I recently visited Buds and Blooms Nursery in Wesson, Mississippi, where they ...
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North Delta gets shutout win in first round of playoffs
By Myra Bean North Delta (7-4) logged a 35-0 win for a first round playoff victory over Carroll ...
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South Panola wins 8th straight game – beats Olive Branch 42-14
South Panola ran its winning streak to eight games with a 42-14 region win over Olive Branch Friday at ...
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Tell your story while there is time
By Jan Penton Miller Columnist My maiden aunt, Sarah Lee Ball, invited several of my girl cousins and ...
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State’s ‘nonpartisan’ judicial elections remain tacitly partisan
By Sid Salter Columnist Mississippi judicial races are supposed to be non-partisan – meaning that candidates don’t run ...
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The honor of serving central to Veteran’s Day
By Les Ferguson, Jr. Columnist Most Americans have their eyes and ears focused on the fifth of November. ...