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I am Keith Canterbury, a candidate for Ward 4 Alderman.

I am Keith Canterbury, a candidate for Ward 4 Alderman. I have lived in Coffeeville for 28 years and am married to Emily Wortham Canterbury. My family and I have owned businesses in Coffeeville for many years. I have a special interest in helping Coffeeville grow in a better direction. I will work with all…

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St. Andrew M.B. Church Family

St. Andrew M.B. Church Family will be having a benefit program for Deacon John Eddie Johnson on May 18th, 2025 at 2:00pm. The benefit program will be held at Persimmon Hill M.B. Church of Enid. Everyone is invited to attend. Pastor Sidney Townes

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Mt. Nebo Homecoming

Mt. Nebo Homecoming will be Sunday, May 25th with service starting at 10:45. There will be a potluck lunch after. 10962 Graysport Crossing Road Everyone is invited.

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Dividing Ridge Homecoming

Homecoming at Dividing Ridge will be May 18 with the service starting at 11:00 A.M. Brother Craig Baker will bring the message. There will be lunch under the trees following the service.

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Baccalaureate Service

Baccalaureate Service for the Coffeeville High School Senior Class of 2025 will be held at Bethlehem Baptist Church highway 7 south on Sunday, May 18, 2025 at 3:00 P.M. Pastor TK Townsend, pastor of Pleasant Grove Church will be the guest speaker. Make plans to come out and support these young peoples as they embarked…

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Ava Marie Peeples, RN Pinning

Congratulations to Ava Marie Peeples on being “pinned” as a Registered Nurse in the Class of 2025. Ava Marie is the daugter of Merrill Meeks and Brad Peeples and the God-Daughter of Carter Brandon.  

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FNB Water Valley Welcomes New Vice President, Market Manager

Leshon Polk Water Valley, MS – FNB Water Valley (a branch of FNB Oxford Bank) announces the appointment of Leshon Polk as Vice President, Market Manager. Mr. Leshon Polk, an experienced community banker and leader, assumed duties at FNB Water Valley in early April. He is a long-time resident of Water Valley and is an…

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Trail Rides Continue To Be Problem

Saturday, May 19th, the “trail ride” on County Road 66 kept the sheriff’s officers tied up for almost eight hours trying to get the road opened up. From the entrance where the ride was held all the way back to County Road 211 cars were parked on both sides of the road making two way…

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