It was a simple card, splattered with blue ink and a stick-figure drawing.
But it was just the thing I needed to read this week as a hectic work schedule and juggling of activities had me worn out at both work and home.
A Yazoo City business remains on the radar with investigators as reluctant witnesses refuse to talk about a number of shootings that have occurred over the past week.
A Yazoo City man pleaded guilty Wednesday to manslaughter in the 2015 killing of his wife.
Arriving an hour late to the Yazoo County Circuit Court, Curtis Brown, 37, was sentenced to 10 years in prison with five years to serve, at the state’s recommendation.
After the Mississippi Supreme Court overturned his prior conviction, an admitted child molester entered a guilty plea this week in Yazoo County Circuit Court.
As the final semester of this school year approaches, Superintendent Dr. Darron Edwards said efforts continue to ensure the majority of the district’s seniors graduate on time.
Robbie Roberts describes himself as a “writer in the raw.”
The Yazoo City native recently published Tales from Yazoo and Beyond, and the work is filled with memories of a bygone era mixed with modern commentary.
A local business owner returned to work the next day after being brutally beaten by a man he untangled from a fence on Madison Street late Saturday night.
He has been a business owner, even owned a few successful beauty schools. He’s been an outdoors writer, comfortable in the woods like second nature. He has organized a mud derby race, and garnered a reputation for playing in the mud.
Dah-h-lin, well aren’t you so precious.
It is a greeting that only comes from a genuine Southern lady. And Mrs. Flo Selby is that lady.
Sometimes cars, trucks and any other vehicles seem to take on personalities similar to their owners.
I’ve always heard of a mother’s instinct, and now I know that it really exists.
Edward Lamar Jenkins, Sr., 78, of Yazoo City passed away Friday April 20, 2018 at his residence... READ MORE
