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Granted, the Hinds County assistant principal didn’t use the best judgment when he decided to read a children’s book called . . .

Shirley Ann Berry Welch

Shirley Ann Berry Welch, born December 7, 1935, passed away May 8 2022, after having lived a full life. Born . . .

Beautiful array of daylilies display their variety in May

May is one of my favorite months in the garden and landscape because so many plants are just starting to . . .

Simmons signs

Magnolia Heights School senior Gracie Simmons, left, is congratulated by her mother Anita Simmons after signing to cheer at Northwest . . .

Divorces

Sara (Phillips) Scott and Berry Daniel Scott, May 5 Angie (Sides) Leppert and David Leppert, May 10 Jerry Melton and . . .

Daylilies such as these Suburban Nancy Gayle selections are pretty tolerant of a variety of soil conditions but perform best in raised beds or big containers. (Photo by MSU Extension/Gary Bachman)

May

May arrested for sexual battery of child under 14
By STEPHANIE CUNNINGHAM - Publisher
Wed,05/18/22-8:17AM, 4,671 Reads
Senatobia Police Department issued an arrest for Kolby May under the charges of sexual battery of a child under 14 years of a age Friday, May 13, following a report from Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital.
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Getting yourself and friends to Jesus
By BRENDA PARSONS
Sun,05/22/22-9:30AM, 53 Reads
Have you ever had someone tell you that they were a Christian, but you saw no evidence of a commitment to Christ in their lives? Maybe because they bore no fruit that reflected a change or spiritual growth, or maybe that they had never had a personal encounter with Him.
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Southern Thunder Harley Davidson will sponsor Blue Thunder Ride to honor law enforcement Saturday, May 21.

Blue Thunder to ride Saturday, honor police
By STEPHANIE CUNNINGHAM - Publisher
Wed,05/18/22-8:23AM, 204 Reads
The SonSeekers will be revving engines and hitting the roads Saturday, May 21, as part of the 2022 Blue Thunder Ride in honor of law enforcement officials for National Police Week.
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Lishman

Lishman retires after 41 years at MHS
By STEPHANIE CUNNINGHAM - Publisher
Thu,05/19/22-3:00PM, 253 Reads
After 41 years of dedication and service to Magnolia Heights School, Dr. Marvin W. Lishman has retired from his position as Head of School.

During his time with the school, Lishman also served as the head coach for the boys basketball team for 16 seasons.
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