Replacement sought while season continues Following the departure of former Executive Director, Lauren Powell, in early September the Bologna Performing Arts Center is currently focused on finding her replacement while keeping a busy fall schedule running smoothly. According to Dr. Edwin Craft, Delta State University’s Vice President for Finance and Administration which oversees the center, […]
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Already at 49 members When Celia Williamson, the current Treasurer for the Garden Clubs of Mississippi, walked into Renasant Bank a few months ago, she didn’t realize how fruitful her conversation with the staff would be. Both Britney Childs and Haley Hamrick were quick to latch on to her excitement about gardening and her work
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Using student on-air personalities ust listen to the music: There’s nothing quite like it in the Delta — and it’s a sound emanating from Cleveland and the campus of Delta State University. 88.1 WDSW The Trail (WDSW-LP) is a licensed LPFM radio station by the Federal Communications Commission. The station broadcasts with a 100-watt stereo
New group forms for fun, exercise On any given day, numerous people can be seen walking, jogging or running in the many areas in Cleveland conducive to exercising. Now, a new group is forming in order to bring all of those folks together to train, socialize and simply have fun. Spearheaded by Panth (Pat) Patel
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Will receive internship at NASA this fall Matthew Harris, will be interning with NASA’s Human Landing System (HLS) team at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama this fall. The Mound Bayou native is currently in his junior year at Tennessee State University, Harris is working towards his Computer Science degree with a minor in
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Statesmen take first in Derrall Foreman Invitational The golf team at Delta State University came up huge in the Derrall Foreman Invitational at the Samuel T. Dunning Golf Course. The Statesmen won the two-day tournament that started on Oct. 20 and concluded on Oct. 21. The Statesmen were tied for second with Trevecca Nazarene after
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Wallace Wooten’s passing marks 137 years of his family’s presence in this community In 1888, the Mississippi Delta was a muddy, undeveloped swampland, only just beginning to be cleared for farmland and orchards. Abner Wooten, a young man coming of age in Memphis, TN, was hired to travel up and down the railroad, a beautifully illustrated
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Satisfying taste buds on Highway 8 On Highway 8 between Cleveland and Ruleville, Wanda Cole has a kitchen where she cooks and dishes out mouth-watering, homemade meals to go. The Halfway Kitchen is a longtime dream for Cole, who finally took the plunge into the culinary world. Her Halfway Kitchen Facebook page says it all.
