By David Howell Editor WATER VALLEY – A new restaurant is coming to Main Street next spring with the planned opening of Wagner’s Grill House. Water Valley native and Oxford businessman Terry Warren reported work has resumed on a pair of adjacent Main Street buildings for the interior build-out for both floors of both buildings.…
It’s been a little over a year since the Old School Theater opened on Main Street as a new music and event venue. The theater, located inside the Melonvine Marketplace on the south side of Water Valley (817 South Main Street), is a revitalized 250-seat school auditorium with a new stage, lights and sound. Foster…
By David Howell Editor WATER VALLEY – The only remnants of the decades-old city swimming pool located above the home side of the high school football stadium is jello-like soil and concrete walls that extend almost 12 feet on the deep end of the former watering hole. That is because the District One county crew…
Staff Report WATER VALLEY – Excitement is building as Water Valley’s signature festival, the Watermelon Carnival is just over a week away. For many carnival goers, the weekend is a homecoming – class reunions, family get-togethers and reminiscing. With the help of the Chamber of Commerce, this week’s edition includes stories about the carnival lineup…
By Nell Jobe Chamber of Commerce Once again during carnival weekend, Friday night festivities will include a professional fireworks display sponsored by Mechanics Bank. This high intensity celebration display is scheduled to begin at 9 p.m. It will last for 10 minutes and consist of a spectacular opening barrage followed by various multiple effects in…
Matthew Zediker will be performing Saturday, July 29, at Hometown Pizza on Main Street in Water Valley. Matthew plays a style of guitar music he calls “sedimentary rock,” referring to the multiple layers of rhythm and leads he generates on stage. “It’s not like anything you’ve heard before…but there’s also something for everyone” Matthew explained.…
By David Howell Editor WATER VALLEY – Families, businesses and industries lacking access to high speed internet in 2017 is comparable to not having electricity in the early 1900s according to Public Service Commissioner for the Northern District Brandon Presley. “This is the technology that is driving our economy and is driving our world,” Presley…
Is there a hearing for Billy Brooks concerning Ashley Henley’s death?
Can any one give me the phone number to call for the law suit against Coltec for the TCE.