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A Sunday of Remembrance and a Week of Fellowship

I pray everyone had a good week and you found yourself in the Lord’s favor. Sunday morning worship services were opened by Presleigh with the ringing of the bell. Before beginning the message, we observed a moment of silence for those lost in the tragedy of Sept. 11. Bro. Grant Coffey’s message, “Tragedy, Terror and…

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Inside The Blue And White

Hello everyone, and welcome back to another awesome week inside the Blue and White! It has been a busy one here in the Valley, with big wins on the field and the court, a field trip to Oxford and plenty of school spirit to go around. Let me fill you in on everything that’s been…

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Blue Devils Keep Railroad Trophy With 43-14 Win

COFFEEVILLE — Coffeeville struck first Friday night, but Water Valley didn’t stay behind for long. The Blue Devils answered with 31 first-half points, and Tre Adams scored four touchdowns as Water Valley rolled to a 43-14 win to keep the Railroad Trophy. “We were sloppy at times. I think we kind of played down to…

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Stem Rot Sidelines Big Melon

SYLVA RENA – Allen Rogers almost got Jolene to Kentucky. For weeks, the watermelon grower had been nursing his giant melon along, hoping she would hold together long enough to make the trip to the Bluegrass Championship Weigh-Off in Hawesville, Kentucky. Jolene had stopped growing about three weeks ago, but Rogers still hoped the melon…

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Blue Devils To Test New Tailgating Tradition

WATER VALLEY – Water Valley football coach Clint Faust hopes a new addition to this year’s homecoming game could become a Blue Devil tradition. The school will offer reserved tailgating spaces for the Friday, Oct. 2, homecoming game against Bruce, giving fans a chance to bring out the food, gather with friends and watch the…

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Yalobusha Medical Clinic Is Fully Staffed and Growing

      WATER VALLEY — Yalobusha Medical Clinic is operating at full staffing again, allowing the longtime Water Valley primary care practice to increase the number of patients it sees each day and offer greater access to same-day and next-day appointments. The locally owned clinic has served Water Valley and surrounding communities since 2012 under the…

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Anti-Communist Rally Held In Gym In 1966

20 Years—September 7, 2006 – Yalobusha County Supervisors authorized Hospital Administrator Terry Varner to renovate the county-owned clinic in Coffeeville, formerly owned by Dr. George Armstrong, with the possibility of placing a nurse-practitioner there. Also okayed was the purchase of a new van to transport the elderly. For the second consecutive year both Water Valley…

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Have You Noticed The Shrinkage?

I could tell from the long face that Allen Rogers had bad news when he stopped by the office Tuesday afternoon. Jolene didn’t make it through the long, hot days of late summer, the tedious span that separates the good ones from the great ones. That is the trick with Carolina Cross melons. While the…

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Friday Night Therapy In The Valley

I’m writing this column on Monday morning, about nine hours after the Ole Miss game ended in a victory. Yet, I’m sure my resting heart rate is still well above normal levels. I made the classic Ole Miss fan mistake of feeling secure going into a game, and this has left me with the classic…

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Listening Doesn’t Mean Agreeing

My human has accused me of having selective hearing. This is ridiculous. My hearing is excellent. In fact, I would argue that it is one of my more impressive qualities. And no jokes about the size of my ears, please. I’ve heard them all from Snack Dad. Twice. I can hear the refrigerator door open…

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