Emergency personnel on top of weather concerns With the numerous recent outbreaks of severe weather in our area, there has been much discussion — and confusion — on social media and elsewhere about alerts and notifications for citizens in the area. To address those concerns, Bolivar County Emergency Operations Director, Michael Lamb, City of Cleveland […]
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Both will enter Goldman Sachs program Kevin Cox, General Manager and President of Radio Cleveland, Inc. (R.C.I. Delta) and Matty “Matty B” Bengloff, owner of Delta Dairy, both based in Cleveland, recently participated in the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business program after being accepted through an application process. Goldman Sachs is a leading global financial
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Funding will support and foster expansion of programming The Roy L. and Clara Belle Wiley Planetarium at Delta State University has announced it has been awarded a grant from the Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi. This generous funding will support the expansion of the planetarium’s programming by highlighting the region’s rich music heritage and fostering a
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CCHS basketball standout thankful for the chance to continue his career For the second time in a seven-day span, the Cleveland Central High School basketball team had a player sign to continue his career on the collegiate level. On Friday (April 11), Cleveland Central High School senior Jeremy Boddie inked his name to basketball at
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Takes over the air for DSU radio operations As the newly-hired Radio Operations Specialist for Delta State University who oversees the campus station 88.1 WDSW The Trail, starting his job on January 2 of this year, Blake Smith said he had a great impression of the university, and Cleveland, when he first arrived. “I think
Davis’ battle with cancer inspires community On a clear, evening with the sun still hovering bright in the sky, fans packed the Cleveland Central High School softball field as the Lady Wolves had their “Strikeout Cancer” softball game against the Southaven High School Lady Chargers on April 8. The main attraction of the evening wasn’t
Annual 5K fundraiser to be held April 26 Days after graduating from Delta State in 2016, Cleveland native and the founder of Zoe Ministries, Taylor Summers, flew across the world to live in Kenya for six months as an intern for a nonprofit organization. “I fell in love with it during that internship,” said Summers.
A full-service establishment Cleveland natives, Brandy Grant and her husband Robert, decided to buy Kut Works Salon from Freida Easley in 2019. Before becoming a salon, Grant said there have been many businesses that have occupied 118 E Sunflower Road in Cleveland over the years. It has been a pawn shop, a furniture store in
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