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Community Service, Toy Drive

By Editor | November 15, 2007 |

Staff Report WATER VALLEY –  As the calendar marches toward Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, several events are planned in the Valley.         Churchs, individuals and organizations will join together next Wednesday night, Nov. 21, at 7 p.m. for a community Thanksgiving service at Water Valley Methodist Church.     “This is an opportunity for  people…

Juveniles Suspected In Three Burglaries On County Road 15

By Editor | November 15, 2007 |

By David HowellEditor VELMA – Several burglaries on County Road 15 are under investigation and the Yalobusha Sheriff’s Department is urging anyone who has noticed anything suspicious in the area to call Crime Stoppers.     Two burglaries were reported last Tuesday, Nov. 6 and a third the following day – all on County Road 15…

Halloween’s ‘Little Spooks’ Much More Cute Than Scary

By Editor | November 12, 2007 |

And The Winner Is… Maggie Dorris as Dumbo the Elephant. Little Miss Maggie received the most popular votes in the Herald Favorite Photo Contest. She was one of well over a hundred little spooks and goblins who dropped by the Gurner Photography/North Mississippi Herald Halloween photo shoot Halloween night. – Photo by Jack Gurner To…

Alderman Absences Thwart Land Deal – Again

By Editor | November 12, 2007 |

By Jack GurnerReporter WATER VALLEY – Three important ingredients were absent from the “first Tuesday” Board of Aldermen meeting held Nov. 6. Two aldermen were not present, but more conspicuously absent was any comment on the purposed sale of 2.7 acres of city-owned land behind the Big Yank building.     Aldermen Tommy Swearengen and Charlie…

Supervisors Give Nod To Sheriff To Purchase Three New Cruisers

By Editor | November 7, 2007 |

By David HowellEditor     Yalobusha Sheriff Lance Humphreys received approval to purchase three new patrol cars after meeting with county supervisors during the “first Monday” board meeting in Coffeeville.    The money for the cruisers, which will total around $20,000 each,  will come from $69,000 the sheriff’s department receives annually from the U.S. Corps of Engineers…

EDA Effort On Track Following First Meeting

By Editor | November 7, 2007 |

By David HowellEditor COFFEEVILLE – The newly appointed nine-person board representing Yalobusha County’s economic development interests went to work Monday morning following an informal meeting with supervisors.     The diverse group includes five appointments from supervisor representing each beat, an appointment from each municipality in the county and an at-large representative. Following introductions in the “first…

Dispute Settled After Police Break Into House

By Editor | November 2, 2007 |

By Jack GurnerReporter     Police arrested a 29-year-old male subject Sunday afternoon around 4:50 after the man barricaded himself inside a Haynes Street residence and refused repeated orders to come out.  Officers from the Water Valley Police Department, Coffeeville Police Department and the Yalobusha County Sheriff’s Department had to break down the front door of the…

Deputies Arrest Two For Drugs

By Editor | November 2, 2007 |

    An early morning traffic stop Sunday resulted in the arrest of an Oxford man and a Memphis man.     Keven Stingley, 29 and Johnale Smith, 34, were stopped by James Bonds on Hwy. 7 for a traffic violation. Stingley, the driver, faces a charge of felony possession of a controlled substance, to-wit mdma (ecstasy). Smith, the…

First Impressions Report

By Editor | November 2, 2007 |

 by Jack GurnerReporter WATER VALLEY – The city makes a fairly good first impression on first time visitors. However, there are definitely some areas in the community that need improvement, according the First Impressions report presented Tuesday night at the Courthouse. Julie Jordan, project manager for the Mississippi State Community Action Team MSCAT), presented the…

State Candidates Face Off Tuesday In General Election

By Editor | November 2, 2007 |

     STAFF REPORT     Yalobusha voters will not have to make as many choices as there will be names on the ballot next Tuesday.    All primary nominees are listed on the November 6 General Election ballot, even those who have no opposition, Yalobusha County Circuit Clerk said. That’s the law and it includes all beat, district…

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  1. Cynthia Smith on March 29, 2023 at 9:53 am

    Is there a hearing for Billy Brooks concerning Ashley Henley’s death?

    • Margaret Tapper on June 11, 2024 at 12:08 pm

      Can any one give me the phone number to call for the law suit against Coltec for the TCE.

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