By Jack Gurner Reporter WATER VALLEY – Art lovers will get the red carpet treatment this Friday night at the opening of the “Interpreting the Photograph” show at Bozarts. It is one of two art shows in Water Valley featuring photography. The other is “Due South/True North, Landscape Photography by Brooke White” already on display…

By Jack Gurner Reporter WATER VALLEY – A safe driving program sponsored by State Farm encouraging kids not to text and drive could yield big dividends for the Water Valley School District. But only if the community gets on board and helps by participating in State Farm’s “Celebrate My Drive.” During the week of October…

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It has come to our attention that some (well, at least one) of our readers were confused by the terminology we used to describe our online edition. One of the advantages of having a subscription to the Herald’s website is being able to read the entire newspaper online by going to the “Online Edition” to…

By David Howell Editor WATER VALLEY– After dropping their first game in region play against a strong Charleston team, the Blue Devils cruised to an easy 56-0 win over Holly Springs.     The Blue Devil offense put up seven touchdowns in the night– five on the ground and two in the air–with a pick six…

Staff Report YALOBUSHA – The county’s severe weather warning system will be enhanced after  both the county and the city of Water Valley secured grants that will help fund nine new state of the art weather sirens. The sirens in the county will be installed near fire departments at Skuna Valley, Tillatoba, Pine Valley, Velma,…

By Jack Gurner Reporter WATER VALLEY – Postal Service customers in the city are not required to move their mailbox even though some residents thought an official-looking document included with their mail meant they would have to install a curbside mailbox. “Some residents in Water Valley received a form requesting that they move their mailbox…

By David Howell Editor COFFEEVILLE–Yalobusha is one of four counties selected across the state by the Mississippi State University Extension Service (MSU-ES) to add a new county agent who will work in economic development.     The new agent will work in economic development  alongside existing Extension Service staff members in the Coffeeville office.     Sumner…

The Celebrate Coffeeville event was held last Saturday at the Multipurpose Building and featured the North Mississippi Wildlife Exhibit/Show.