Living on the border of Arkansas and a little more than an hour away from Memphis is a reminder of how everyone should be on the same page when handling the COVID-19 pandemic.
It looks like you are going to get another stimulus check in the next month or two.
For those that got one last time around, it looks like you will get the same amount this time.
But I don’t always trust government at any level to do exactly what it says.
Have you ever heard this phrase? “The check’s in the mail.”
Testing in Coahoma County last week has seen the number of new cases of COVID-19 rise with 33 new cases reported Thursday. There have been no new deaths reported since July 20.
The county reported 276 total cases as of Friday, July 17 and that number has skyrocketed with 350 new cases reported in just 13 days.
“Purple Church: With God All Things Are Possible” was originally scheduled to be filmed in Clarksdale in 2019, but obstacles have pushed the production back.
The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a heat advisory Thursday for Clarksdale, Coahoma County and most of North Mississippi and Arkansas.
The 901XTREME motorcycle club has gone through Clarksdale with its Stop the Gun Violence rally the past three years.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital has been named a Best Children’s
Hospital for 2020-2021 by U.S. News & World Report. This is the tenth consecutive year
Le Bonheur has been included in the prestigious list with recognition in eight specialties.
After taking a year off, McKinley Scott saw an opportunity to get back into coaching and build a program.
The Coahoma County School District board voted to name Scott the Coahoma County Red Panthers’ high school football coach during the May board meeting. Scott succeeds Mario Lane, who was the coach for two seasons.
The Care Station and Mid-South Food Bank once again hosted a massive mobile food pantry food distribution at the Expo Center on Monday.
And they were chosen for the distribution of more than 20,000 pounds of food because Clarksdale does this well.
The Clarksdale Police Department is investigating a shooting after a man was dropped off at the emergency room with multiple gunshot wounds.
Markevius Dear told police in the hospital he did not know how he made it to the emergency room of Northwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center in Clarksdale.
