Ministry, community heeds the call during flooding By Jack Criss The Bolivar Bullet The rain began on Tuesday, June 8 in Mound Bayou and other Bolivar County towns–and it didn’t seem to ever let up in intensity or duration. No one was prepared for what happened–but many responded in ways that went above and beyond […]
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Remaining strong, numbers trending well By Jack Criss The Bolivar Bullet The Bolivar Bullet conducted a brief survey with local bankers and found most were optimistic about the industry’s local performance thus far this in 2021 and believe the last quarter of this year will end on a strong note. Bankers have been vital assisting
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Company responds regarding service being discontinued By Jack Criss The Bolivar Bullet Amid growing concerns of Sparklight no longer carrying their email platform for local concerns, The Bolivar Bullet reached out to local company representatives and was referred to Phoenix, Arizona corporate headquarters. “In recent years, many of our customers have expressed the need for
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Competitive program continues growth and success By Aimee Robinette The Bolivar Bullet Delta State University is one of the premier choices for students who want a career as a professional pilot, and Joe Saia, interim chairman of commercial aviation, said even more is in store for the department with its already stellar program. “Industry professionals
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Associate Attorney joins growing practice Carr Law Firm has announced that Brittany Dean has become an associate attorney. Dean’s work will focus on personal injury and general civil practice. A native of Petal, MS, Dean graduated magna cum laude from Ole Miss in 2015. While attending Mississippi College School of Law, She was the teaching
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Caterers across the Delta are meeting the challenge By mark h. stowers & Angela Rogalski The Bolivar Bullet The pandemic put a permanent spin on how many businesses operate. Now with an eye and focus on sanitizing and keeping workers safe, but the food industry has always led the way in that regard. Stringent procedures
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A group that can rock, rap, sing the Blues or country-it-up with the best of them By Angela Rogalski The Bolivar Bullet Marcus Payne, his brother Lewon Payne, and cousin Cory Latchison are the GranBoiz Band and have been playing live music together for over 17 years. “My brother and I began our musical journey
Stallings pursuing his dreams at DSU By Andy Collier Sports Editor, The Bolivar Bullet When it comes to going to college, many youth want to get as far away from home as possible. For Eli Stallings, the chance to go home to play sports and pursue his life’s goals are a dream come true. Stallings,
Receives grant from MS Arts Commission Special to The Bolivar Bullet Delta Arts Alliance of Cleveland has been awarded an $11,900 operating grant from the Mississippi Arts Commission (MAC). “This grant is vital to our efforts in continuing to bring art to children across the Delta, both through our artists in residence and our after-school
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Passengers were shuttled from Terrene Landing to Cleveland By Anne Martin The Bolivar Bullet Passengers from the steamboats docking at Terrene Landing are finally enjoying touring museums and attractions around Cleveland. Guests aboard the American Countess, part of the American Queen Steamboat Company, took part in the first ever Hop On Hop Off tour of
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