New Cleveland clinic brings experience to area By Jack Criss, The Bolivar Bullet Performance Therapy is an outpatient physical, occupational, and speech therapy clinic offering full service therapy to people of all ages in Cleveland and the entire Mississippi Delta, which includes separate areas for adults and pediatrics. Located in Cleveland right next to Harmony […]
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Revered sculptor, artist and teacher By Lyndsi Naron, The Bolivar Bullet Floyd Shaman, a valued sculptor and teacher, was born on December 20, 1935 in Wheatland, Wyoming and passed away on August 8, 2005. He is remembered today as an artist, a teacher, a US Navy Veteran, a cowboy, a father, a bit of a
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Many pets are available for adoption By Lyndsi Naron, The Bolivar Bullet Jamie Gregory-Grant has been the Director of the Cleveland-Bolivar County Animal Shelter for eight years. “I facilitate all the day-to-day operations of the shelter including but not limited to approving adoptions, intakes, purchasing, employee scheduling, public relations, social media marketing, transport coordination, and
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Bayou senior excited about chance to play college basketball By Andy Collier, Sports Editor, The Bolivar Bullet Bayou Academy senior forward/center Thomas Craft has decided to continue his basketball career on the collegiate level as he signed with Delta State University on Jan. 31. Craft has been a force for the Colts since his eighth
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Weapons taken off streets By Faith Strong, The Bolivar Bullet Cleveland Police Chief Dudley Tribble said that 49 firearms were taken off the streets of Cleveland in 2023. “Those 49 firearms were associated with different crimes,” said Tribble. “And, the court forfeited all of those firearms to the Cleveland Police Department.” Tribble said should the
Delta communities working together for food drive By Lyndsi Naron, The Bolivar Bullet Extra Table is a statewide food bank founded in 2009 by Robert St. John, a well-known restaurateur. The nonprofit holds fundraisers to stock 62 food pantries across the state. Their soup kitchen partners with entities to provide wholesome, nutritious food each month
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Van Daley, Moore bowl 300 games in Game 2 of North Regional By Andy Collier, Sports Editor, The Bolivar Bullet The recorded odds of someone bowling a perfect game can vary, but every statistic indicates they are not in the bowler’s favor. A perfect game means a bowler threw a strike 12 straight times in
More than just a convenience store By Mark H. Stowers, The Bolivar Bullet Convenience and great flavors go hand in hand at Rick’s Express, which has eight locations spread across the Delta. With all the items one may need in a hurry and all the great food that fills any craving, Rick’s Express opens early
Bell Academy student is a collector and participates in reenactments By Joey Lee, The Bolivar Bullet Mabry Pate, a sixth-grader at Bell Academy, has been collecting WWII uniforms and memorabilia for nearly a third of his life. Over the past year, he has embarked on a unique and fascinating journey into the arena of World
Welcoming Yamato Japanese Steakhouse and adding square footage Special to The Bolivar Bullet The West End District in Cleveland, will be bringing a new tenant to the property. Yamato Japanese Steakhouse, which will be serving Asian cuisine and providing a sushi bar, will move in during February and commence operations some time during March, 2024.
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