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Letter To The Editor
I want to thank God first for bringing us Through the Storm and keeping us, and for the people who still love and care for others. Mitt and Bren Armstrong checked on me everyday, making sure I had food and water. Caren Covington for checking on me, Amanda Hodges for going to the grocery store,…
Read MoreMt.Moriah District Annual Usher Program
Mt.Moriah District Annual Usher Program will be Sun., March 15th, 2026, at 3 O’ clock pm at the Mt. Moriiah Association builing, Coffeeville, MS. Rev. Tony Armstrong pastor of Bryant Chapel M.B Church, Pittsburgh, MS will be the special guest. We hope to see you there. Rev Calvin Hawkins is moderator. Deacon Reginald Baskin is…
Read MoreLENTEN LUNCHES AT METHODIST CHURCH
The Coffeeville Methodist Church will begin its series of Lenten Lunches on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, at 12:00 noon, in the church fellowship hall, located on Main Street in Coffeeville. At each Lenten Lunch, there will be a light lunch served followed by a short devotional message. This week’s speaker will be Milt Whatley from…
Read MoreYalobusha Co. Historical Society
On Thursday, February 19th. Mr. Calvin Hawkins will give us the history of Davidson High School in Water Valley. No stranger to the Yalobusha Historical Society Mr. Hawkins, an educator, historian, and author has recently published his second book dealing with African-American history in Yalobusha County. Join us at 2PM this Thursday at 14656 Depot…
Read MorePirates Earn Spot In State Playoffs
The Pirates and Lady Pirates played in the District Tournament this past week held in Houlka and both teams secured births in the State Playoffs. Both teams won their Tuesday evening games moving forward in the tournament but lost Thursday and Friday giving them a four seed in the upcoming State Tournament. By the time…
Read MoreCoffeeville Women’s Progressive Club to Meet
The Women’s Progressive Club will meet Thursday, February 19, 2026, at the Baptist Church Family Life Center. Hostesses are Mrs. Eddie Simmons, and Mrs. Ralph Hames. Mrs. Joe Snider will present a program about Philadelphia, MS.
Read MoreGrand Opening
Saturday, February 14th, O’shaunsey Hayes and Anita Torrance cut the ribbon opening Hilltop Kitchen, formerly Nell’s Place. The restaurant is a historical location in Coffeeville located at 305 Elvira Jackson Street and the home cooking is amazing. Congratulations O’shaunsey and Anita! Pictured are: William Shelton, Kimitria Smith, Mary Stokes, Annie Stokes, Anita Torrance (owner), O’shaunsey…
Read MoreSoft Opening
Owner Tonya Bailey had a soft opening of her new coffee shop, Starbright Cafe, at 9 Front Street, on Saturday, February 14th. Tonya purchased the building several months ago and has brought it back to life. This shop is a must see and taste and will be open Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 7am…
Read MoreMDHS ANNOUNCES REPLACEMENT BENEFITS FOR COUNTIES AFFECTED BY WINTER STORM FERN
Only Current Eligible SNAP Client (JACKSON, MISS) – The Mississippi Department of Human Services (MDHS) announces that the Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) has approved mass replacement benefits for CURRENT Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) households in the 15 hardest-hit counties. A separate waiver extending the period to request replacement benefits has already been granted…
Read MoreLetter To The Editor
Dear Friends, Mississippi and Yalobusha County are blessed with a wealth of resources, and our greatest resource is our people. When our community is faced with hardship, our neighbors step forward without hesitation, meeting challenges with strength, determination and faith. In the aftermath of Winter Storm Fern, we want to express our profound gratitude and…
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