Shanna Lowrey says seeing her family and guests enjoy the food is what makes cooking so special. 

It was a wonderful Christmas for Mike and Cynthia Lauderdale Case this year!

Kaski Moore grew up watching his grandmother Betty Moore cook for the entire family — and neighborhood. 

The Annual MLK Parade is set for Saturday, January 13, 2024. The parade will start on Poplar Ave. same route as the Christmas parade. Parade line up starts at 10:00, parade starts at 11:00.

A beautiful baby boy arrived on Dec. 15 weighing 8 pounds and 12 ounces, just in time for Christmas! Coast Antonio Eiland decided to be an early Christmas gift for his parents, Greg Eiland and Madysen Hall-Schiffner, who reside in Seattle, Washington. 

Anna Chaney honed her cooking skills under the guidance of her good friend, Britney Dodson’s mother, Debbie Dodson, while growing up in Booneville.

The Annual MLK Parade is set for Saturday, January 13, 2024. The parade will start on Poplar Ave. same route as the Christmas parade. Parade line up starts at 10:00, parade starts at 11:00. The parade theme is "A Celebration for the whole Community."

The opening night of Ingleside Baptist’s Christmas presentation in Macon, Ga., had a great audience. Among those in attendance were Mac and Sherry Alford and Gary and Barbara Griffin Walker whose granddaughter,

Laurie Page enjoys a life surrounded by faith, family, and a love for cooking. 

The Annual MLK Parade is set for Saturday, January 13, 2024. The parade will start on Poplar Ave. same route as the Christmas parade. Parade line up starts at 10:00, parade starts at 11:00.

Congratulations to Calvin Prince who graduated from Southwestern Theological Seminary in Fort Worth on Dec. 1 with a Master’s Degree in Theological Studies with a concentration in Cross-Cultural Missions.

Tabatha Pope’s culinary journey began by watching her grandmother, Linda White, craft delicate seven-course meals every night.

The Mechanical Engineering Department at Mississippi State University celebrated the 2023 winter graduates last week at the M.E. Senior Dinner. 

Cathy Stewart loves the hustle and bustle of cooking during Christmastime, and she urges everyone to remember the true meaning of the holiday season.

Neshoba Central High School announced the Students of the Month for October recently. These students are: Charlie Moran, freshman; Debra Pankey, freshman; Aliyah Perez, sophomore; Ethan Kidd, junior; TJ Phillips, senior; Tiekera Williams, senior. Congratulations to each and every one of these students!

Mandy Clearman’s passion for baking cakes began by learning from her dad, Earnest “Dink” Eakes, and grandmother, Catherine Watkins, during her teenage years.

The Senior Citizens Center at Northside Park was filled with beautiful young women dressed in glamorous evening attire and young men in their choice of dress-up clothes for Neshoba Central’s Winter Formal. 

Mary Fortenberry inherited a love for cooking from her mother at an early age. 

   West Philadelphia Baptist Church "God's House" presents Christmas Cruise-In & Toy Drive. Show off your rides and spread some Christmas cheer! 

Congratulations to Sonar Technician Third Class Emily Berry (STG3 Berry) who was awarded the prestigious honor of Jr. Sailor of the Year!