Volunteers and staff members at the Rev. S. L. A. Jones Activity Center are all smiles as they wait to give away the nice prizes in the background at a recent event at the center. Pictured are, from left, Jennifer Walton, Trey Hamby, Gertrude Vincent, Roderick Gordon and Patricia Payno.
Jen Waller Pearson and husband, Paul Pearson, pause to share loving smiles while attending the Grits, Greens and & Barbecue Supper in the VIP Tent on John Lee Hooker Lane Thursday night.
The Rev. W. L. Haygood is known around town for his smile, shades and being well dressed. This is highlighted by his ever present smile.
The Rev. W. L. Haygood is known around town for his smile, shades and being well dressed. This is highlighted by his ever present smile.
Where ever Charlotte Dickson goes, there are laughter and smiles galore. Here she is seen smiling while operating a food booth for the Clarksdale Lions Club in front of the main Blues stage at the Sunflower River Blues Festival and Gospel Festival.
Beauty and charm from New York City made it all the way to Clarksdale with the presence and smiling face of Leah Cross. She appeared to have been having much fun based on THAT smile.
Spring Initiative will be applying for a 21st Century Community Learning Center grant through the Mississippi Department of Education. The grant would be in the amount of $208,000.
Clarksdale’s fire chief and other city officials believe lightning could have been to blame for a fire at the city landfill Sunday that spread to several acres and burned throughout the night.
The cost of going to a Coahoma County High School football game just got a little bit more costlier after the county school district’s board of trustees approved a ticket increase during Tuesday night’s meeting.
The board voted unanimously, with board member Milroy Harris absent from the meeting, to increase the prices from $5 to $7.
Lee Academy’s girls soccer team is off to an 0-3 start on the season, but new coach Austin Jackman saw signs of improvement in the third game.
