EMCC Career Tech Instructors and Students Visit CTE John C. Stennis Career and Technical Center was pleased to have David Williams, EMCC Recruiter, and his Career and Technol­ogy team from East Missis­sippi Community College to visit with and introduce students to various Career and Technology programs offered at the Scooba cam­pus.

Mix edibles, ornamentals for creative landscape When planning my home garden and landscape, I love to combine different plants in containers. My basic prac­tice is to follow the thriller, filler and spiller recipe.

Supporters enjoy Ruby Rankin Run There was plenty of fun and fellowship at the Third annual Ruby D. Rankin 5K Color Run/Walk held at Kemper lake on Saturday morning.

More than 225 bills being discussed in conference This was the twelfth week of the 2022 Legislative Session. At this point in the session, bills have either been sent to the governor to be signed or are being dis­cussed in conference.

Brown sentenced to four 20-year terms This past Monday, in Kemper County Circuit Court, Neshoba County resident, Jerome Brown received four twenty-year sen­tences, for the deaths of a family in a vehicle crash that took place on September 25, 2017, at 11:30 p.m.

Big crowd attends CHIN’s Lunch and Learn The Ruby Rankin Farmer’s Market Building hosted a large crowd on Tuesday as part of CHIN’s (Community Health Im­provement Network) Lunch and Learn series.

Looking Back: Five Years Ago: Dollar General opens doors In Scooba Here are a few items of interest from issues of The Kemper County Messenger from one, five, 10, 25, 50 and 80 years ago.

Kemper NWTF to Hold Annual Banquet This Saturday morning Kemper Countians and be­yond have an opportunity to continue to memorialize Ruby Rankin. The Third an­nual Ruby D Rankin 5K Color Run/walk will be held at Kemper Lake beginning at 8 a.m..

Rankin scholarship fun run set for this Saturday This Saturday morning Kemper Countians and be­yond have an opportunity to continue to memorialize Ruby Rankin. The Third an­nual Ruby D Rankin 5K Color Run/walk will be held at Kemper Lake beginning at 8 a.m..

Legislative session begins to wind down next week This was the eleventh week of the 2022 Legislative Session. Be­cause it is late in the session, much of the week was spent de­ciding whether to concur with any changes made to House bills by the Senate or to invite confer­ence on those bills.