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Time to can, freeze vegetables for later enjoyment

Summer is wrapping up. Be sure to harvest and save your garden produce so you will have the advantage of homegrown foods through the year. more

Compiled by Denise Swogetinsky | 7/28/21

Community calendar

WKHS Class of 1973 will unveil and dedicate a hand painted portrait of Mr. E.F. Stewart, Sr. to be displayed on the walls of KCHS. more

7/28/21

The box turtle enjoys omnivorous lifestyle

The term “box turtle” can refer to either the Asian box turtle or to the North American box turtle. Box turtles are characterized by their domed shell which is hinged at the bottom. … more

By James L. Cummins | 7/28/21

Applications taken for management areas

Beginning Aug. 1, MDWFP will accept draw permit applications for deer, rabbit, and early season teal hunts on Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs). more

From special reports | 7/28/21

Bond issue vote next week

Kemper County voters will go to the polls Thursday, August 5, to decide on a $12 million bond issue for a new upper elementary school. more

By Steve Swogetinsky | 7/28/21

East Mississippi Community College’s Mighty Lion Band will be conducting its annual band camp Aug. 2-6 and Aug. 9-12 on the Scooba campus. Contact Chris King at cking@eastms.edu or 662.476.5005 for details.

EMCC gearing up for new year

Registration is ongoing now for fall classes at all campuses of East Mississippi Community College. Workforce classes begin throughout the year and Fall 2021 semester classes are set to begin Monday, Aug. 16. more

From school reports | 7/28/21

Tips on Saving Money on Back to School

School is getting ready to start again. That means that it is time to shop for school supplies and school clothes. School shopping really hit your wallet hard if you don’t plan correctly. The following are some tricks for smart shoppers who want to save money while shopping for back-to-school items. more

7/21/21

Pressure cooking saves time for summer fun

Let's continue discussing ways to use your pressure cooker (Instapot) and different recipes. This time saving device will make our cooking life easier and give us more time to enjoy the summertime. more

Compiled by Denise Swogetinsky | 7/21/21

Community Calendar

WKHS Class of 1973 will unveil and dedicate a hand painted portrait of Mr. E.F. Stewart, Sr. to be displayed on the walls of KCHS. more

7/21/21

Special Senate election set for November

Gov. Tate Reeves has set special elections in November to fill Sampson Jackson’s term as in the state Senate. more

From special reports | 7/21/21

Health department announces K-12 COVID guidance for school year

The Mississippi Department of Health is releasing updated Public Health Guidance for the Prevention and Control of COVID-19 in Mississippi K-12 settings for the 2021-2022 school year – consistent with CDC guidelines. more

From special reports | 7/21/21

Here is the plans for the proposed upper elementary school to be located in DeKalb.

Voters to decide bond issue Aug. 5

Kemper County voters will go to the polls Thursday, August 5, to decide whether to approve a $12 million dollar bond issue for a new upper elementary school building. more

By Steve Swogetinsky | 7/21/21

Stennis Center adding programs

Education is an essential component of the high school curriculum. more

From school reports | 7/21/21

Reasons to Live in the South

The Southern region of the United States is known for its strong family values, traditions, and distinct culture. This region is called the South or Dixie more

7/14/21

The Do’s and Don’ts of flower rescuing

Some people rescue wandering puppies or kittens; I rescue worms from sidewalks, and neglected plants. With permission. more

7/14/21

Speed up low-carb meals prep with pressure cooker

For the next few weeks, we are exploring uses for some of our appliances that are available and how they help us get out of the kitchen while still eating healthy. more

Compiled by Denise Swogetinsky | 7/14/21

EMCC student-athletes earn top honors in academics with high GPAs

JACKSON — East Mississippi Community College has earned the MACCC’s 2020-21 All-Academic Softball Team of the Year honor by posting a conference-best 3.86 team grade point average during this past academic year. more

From school reports | 7/14/21

Celebrate National Park and Recreation Month

Since 1985, America has celebrated July as National Park and Recreation Month, celebrating unbridled outdoor recreation and encouraging everyone to explore their local recreational facilities and parks in honor of summer and the beauty of nature. more

By James L. Cummins | 7/14/21

Community Calender

WKHS Class of 1973 will unveil and dedicate a hand painted portrait of Mr. E.F. Stewart, Sr. to be displayed on the walls of KCHS. more

7/14/21

‘Stuff The Bus’ planned for July 21

The annual ‘Stuff the Bus’ campaign is scheduled for Wednesday, July 21, and again will be held at Pilgrim’s Foodliner Grocery Store in DeKalb. more

From special reports | 7/14/21