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Above from left, Dr. Brant Kiarit, Senatobia Rotarian; Hight, James Chapuis, veteran; and Liesl Mote, Senatobia Rotary Club President.

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Rotary hosts Hight
By STEPHANIE CUNNINGHAM - Publisher
Wed,09/15/21-6:00PM , 889 Reads
Senatobia Rotary Club hosted Diane Hight, second from left, at its Friday, Sept. 10 meeting at the Haraway Center on the campus of NWCC. Hight spoke about Forever Young, the non-profit organization she founded which grants wishes to veterans of WWII, Korea and Vietnam.

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Students and representatives from MHS meet with Wicker.

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Senator Wicker visits Rotary, addresses students
By STEPHANIE CUNNINGHAM - Publisher
Tue,09/14/21-9:00AM , 1,365 Reads
U.S. Senator Roger Wicker spoke to the Senatobia Rotary Club at their Friday, Sept. 3 meeting at the Haraway Center on the campus of Northwest Mississippi Community College. This was the 28th consecutive year Wicker was a guest of the club. Wicker updated Rotarians on current events surrounding the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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Dr. Ray Matthews

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'Everybody Went': Mississippi Native and Physician Ray Matthews Treated WTC Victims on 9/11
By BRYAN DAVIS - THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Sat,09/11/21-6:06PM , 1,498 Reads 33,577 Statewide
By 10 a.m. on the morning of September 11, 2001, it was apparent to most people across the country, and the world for that matter, that America was at war.
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Daniel Brasier snapped this photo of the World Trade Center on the morning of September 10, 2001, his first day of training with Morgan Stanley at the company's WTC headquarters.

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The Stairwell: Twenty Years After 9/11, Daniel Brasier Reflects On His Escape From A Burning World Trade Center Tower
By BRYAN DAVIS - THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Sat,09/11/21-5:48PM , 2,334 Reads 52,481 Statewide
There are very few places in New York City to find solitude.
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