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Library News 10/23/25
Book Club at Coffeeville Oct. 23 Coffeeville Public Library’s Fall Book Club will meet Thursday, Oct. 23, at 5:30 PM at the library. Book Club members will meet to share a potluck meal and discuss the book We Were the Lucky Ones by Georgia Hunter, a World War II historical fiction novel. The books are…
Read MoreCoffee Time 10/23/25
Our cousin, Dan Melton and his wife Johnnie, from Canton, Texas came for a short visit with cousins in Tallahatchie County the ladder part of last week. They met us (Sylvia,Tammy and myself) at The Ville at noon Wendnesday. They spent the night at Comfort Inn in Grenada and went for a cousin’s gathering where…
Read MoreLooking Back 10/23/25
November 29, 1935 Many hearts were made sad when news came from the Baptist Hospital that Miss Josephine Floyd was dead. In the presence of a few friends, Mr. James Criss, teacher of the Oakland School and Miss Bernice Lovejoy, English teacher in the high school there, were married in Grenada last Saturday evening. Mrs.…
Read MoreCoffeeville First Baptist Church By Craig Baker, Pastor 10/16/25
Between the Mountains of Macedonia and the hills country to the north lies a vast plain of open ground. It is there that the Strymon and Nestos rivers converge. Between the rivers is a city. A city known for its riches and wealth. The nearby gold mines see to that. It is also a city…
Read MoreTillatoba News 10/16/25
My sweet neighbor, Lila Myrick was bragging on her husband, Garry, who was selected as gym member of the month for September at the James C. Kennedy Wellness Center in Charleston at TGH. He was presented with a certificate on Friday. He hasn’t missed a day since he joined. Congratulations to you, Garry! I can’t…
Read MoreOakland News 10/16/25
Sharon Bell Hamilton of Plainview, Arkansas has spent several days recently in Oakland doing genealogy research and spending time with family. She is a great researcher and has done family history for several families in the area. Margaret Scott White, who runs the Oakland Area Agency on Aging program, reports that they have had three…
Read MoreLiving Well 10/16/25
The Create MHV Club finished up their Macrame Leaves, which they started on in September. What a fun and unique project. Thanks to Joan Dewey for leading. 4-H Modeling club meeting – Our modeling club practices are coming along nicely as we prepare for our upcoming Modeling show. We will have our next meeting…
Read MoreLibrary News 10/16/25
Homeschool Hangout Oct. 16 @ Yalobusha Kiln Homeschool Hangout this month will be a cool field trip to Yalobusha Kiln on Thursday, Oct. 16, at 4:30. Yalobusha Kiln, located across the street from the Post Office, has graciously agreed to host our library Homeschool Hangout group this month and show them what they do. This…
Read MoreLooking Back 10/16/25
80 YEARS AGO November 8, 1945 Changes are taking place at the garage next door. Lee Denley is establishing a repair and welding shop over across the railroad on the old Leo Bowling blacksmith shop stand, to make room in the Brewer’s Garage for electrical equipment and an expected 1946 Oldsmobile. The first frost of…
Read More14th Annual Gateway to the Delta Festival Saturday, October 18
CHARLESTON, Miss. — The 14th annual Gateway to the Delta Festival will be held Saturday, Oct. 18, on the historic Charleston Court Square in Tallahatchie County. The event promises music, arts and crafts, a smokin’ hot car show, great food, and a huge KidsZone complete with petting zoo, large inflatables, games and the Mayor’s ChooChoo…
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