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• 12.24.10
  Loan approved by CCSD post a message on the message board | (0)

  Onions to everyone wanting something without paying Orchids: To all the women who attended our recent Ladies Night Out. It was a cold night and I’ve heard many didn’t see the advertising so the turnout was less than hoped for, but we had a good time and appreciate those who came. I hope it is something we can offer again. Read more on Mesabi Daily News Loan approved by CCSD The Coahoma County School Board has approved a $700,000 internal loan until the district receives its annual revenue from property taxes in 2011. Read more on The Clarksdale Press Register
• 12.24.10
  Vassel sees pay increase post a message on the message board | (0)

  CMSD approvesimprovement plan The Clarksdale Municipal School Board closed out its fall semester business quickly last Thursday approving 2011 school improvement plans for Clarksdale High School and Higgins Middle School. Read more on The Clarksdale Press Register Vassel sees pay increase The Coahoma County Board of Supervisors has agreed to increase Daniel Vassel’s salary as administrator from $75,000 to $90,000 effective Jan. 1. Read more on The Clarksdale Press Register
• 12.24.10
  Deputies to serveas deputy clerks post a message on the message board | (0)

  Between the Goal Posts BubbaBurnham Delta State's sweet, sweet run as the Cinderella team in the Division II college playoffs ended on a sour note Saturday when the Statesmen lost the national championship on the game's final play. Minnesota-Duluth knocked down a questionable three-pointer from near point-blank range to win the title as time expired. Read more on The Clarksdale Press Register Deputies to serveas deputy clerks The Coahoma County Board of Supervisors has approved a request from Coahoma County Sheriff Charles Jones to bond several deputies to serve as deputy clerks. Read more on The Clarksdale Press Register
• 12.24.10
  A ’simple’ fix for ferry system proposed post a message on the message board | (0)

  A 'simple' fix for ferry system proposed A report requested by the governor says the solution lies not with privatization but with allowing an independent board to run the money-losing system without political interference. Read more on Everett Herald A 'simple' fix for ferry system proposed A report requested by the governor says the solution lies not with privatization but with allowing an independent board to run the money-losing system without political interference. Read more on Everett Herald
• 12.24.10
  Lady Cats defeated post a message on the message board | (0)

  Delta Bridge Project moves to next stage The Delta Bridge Project moves into its next phase of strategy sessions Jan. 19 when Coahoma County citizens meet to delve into the finer points of the five goals set forth at the DBP kickoff in October. Read more on The Clarksdale Press Register Lady Cats defeated Clarksdale junior point guard Shequana Sledge sat on the bench alongside Coach Norman Snerling Saturday night agonizing more about the Lady Wildcats’ subpar performance against the West Tallahatchie Lady Choctaws than her shoulder injury. Read more on The Clarksdale Press Register
• 12.23.10
  Musician Molly Reed Visits EAHS Class post a message on the message board | (0)

  Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor The North Platte Telegraph Buffalo Elementary School received a national honor last month when the U.S. Department of Education named the North Platte elementary school a Blue Ribbon School. Read more on North Platte Telegraph Musician Molly Reed Visits EAHS Class Teacher Barbara Moore’s career and finance class at East Aurora High School had the pleasure of hearing a presentation from Molly Reed of East Aurora’s Class of 2003. After graduating from high school, Reed moved to Nashville, Tenn., to pursue her dream of becoming a country music singer/songwriter. Read more on East Aurora Advertiser
• 12.22.10
  US files new charges against ex-Detroit mayor, dad post a message on the message board | (0)

  US files new charges against ex-Detroit mayor, dad Imprisoned ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick was indicted Wednesday on new corruption charges, and his father, Bernard Kilpatrick, also was implicated in what a federal prosecutor called a "pattern of extortion, bribery and... Read more on FOX 12 Idaho US files new charges against ex-Detroit mayor, dad Imprisoned ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick was indicted Wednesday on new corruption charges, and his father, Bernard Kilpatrick, also was implicated in what a federal prosecutor called a "pattern of extortion, bribery and... Read more on KIVI Boise Related BlogsRelated Blogs on AgainstAhmadinejad Warns Against Further Sanctions, Pushes Ahead on Many ...Related Blogs ...
• 12.22.10
  Mayorâs request denied by FPâboard post a message on the message board | (0)

  FPâfails to meet, new date set FRIARS POINT – The Friars Point Town Council will meet at 5:30 p.m. today if a quorum of aldermen is present. Read more on The Clarksdale Press Register Mayorâs request denied by FPâboard FRIARS POINT – Mayor James Washington’s call for the deletion of “the rhetoric” in the minutes from the Oct. 28 town council meeting went for naught last Friday night as Aldermen Barbara Jakes and Johnny Elmore refused to honor his request. Read more on The Clarksdale Press Register
• 12.22.10
  FPâfails to meet, new date set post a message on the message board | (0)

  Fatal shooting sees murder charge Robert Burnside, 50, of Sherard, has been charged with murder in connection with Monday’s shooting death of Linneaus Thomas, 31, of Sherard at the intersection of Mississippi Highways 1 and 322, according to Coahoma County Chief Deputy Meyer Gilbert. Read more on The Clarksdale Press Register FPâfails to meet, new date set FRIARS POINT – The Friars Point Town Council will meet at 5:30 p.m. today if a quorum of aldermen is present. Read more on The Clarksdale Press Register
• 12.22.10
  BOYS SOCCER: Mustangs fall to rival Acorns, 1-0 post a message on the message board | (0)

  Judge strikes down 'smelt' rules affecting water supply A judge struck down rules that have cut short the water supply in the delta, which is allocated to areas such as the San Luis Reservoir. Photo by: Free Lance file photo Alex Breitler A federal judge on Tuesday struck down rules protecting the diminutive Delta smelt, saying that the public cannot afford "sloppy science" and one-way remedies that "ignore California's water needs." The ruling will ... Read more on Hollister Free Lance BOYS SOCCER: Mustangs fall to rival Acorns, 1-0 MORGAN HILL - There's still something lingering from years of rivalry matchups that tends to ...

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