A part of the Ruleville facility since 2013 by Mark H. Stowers The Bolivar Bullet Wound care is a vital service in which many Delta people have a crucial need. From every day cuts and scrapes to those with chronic diseases such as diabetes, North Sunflower Medical Center has a Wound Care Center in their […]
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Benefactor helps the city of Mound Bayou by Jack criss The Bolivar Bullet A groundbreaking ceremony was held on Saturday, May 22, for the forthcoming “new” Community Center in Mound Bayou located on 303 M.L. King, Jr. Drive. This updated and modernized center will replace the existing structure (currently referred to as the “Facility Building”)
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ourism Director was instrumental in helping put Cleveland on the map by aimee Robinette The Bolivar Bullet For eight years, Kelli Davis has put Cleveland in the forefront, engaging businesses, tourists and countless organizations with what the city, community and citizens have to offer. The Cleveland Tourism Director started at the Cleveland-Bolivar County Chamber
Major work was needed, now finished By Jack Criss The Bolivar Bullet The final paperwork was submitted to the Bolivar County Board of Supervisors regarding the Bridge #145 on West Mound Bayou Road over Six Mile Lake. It is approximately three miles west of the town of Mound Bayou. The total project cost was $1.4
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Citizens could face disconnection by Jack Criss The Bolivar Bullet The City of Cleveland is resuming water service disconnections this month after several months of non-collection due to the COVID pandemic and residents have until Sept. 20 to pay their bills. Based on current policy, which will now resume, water bills are due the 10th
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Will help with 11th year for Delta Center’s Most Southern Workshop. The Delta Center for Culture and Learning at Delta State University is among 11 institutions that have been awarded Landmarks of American History and Culture grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). The Delta Center’s “The Most Southern Place On Earth: Music,
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Establishing a 50-year heritage at Bayou. When anyone looks at the history of the Bayou Academy and the school’s athletic programs, the name Short can be found very prominently. For over 50 years, the Shorts have made their mark sporting the blue and white of the Colts. The foundation was laid by Dennis and Sammye
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Multi-instrumentalist, session musician, DMI instructor. If you have been to a blues festival, juke joint, or listened to live music anywhere in the Mississippi Delta within the last twenty-five years, there is a decent chance you’ve seen Barry Bays play the bass guitar. Bays has been a mainstay on the Delta music scene as a
Family-owned business for more than 40 years. Chirag Dadlani has been in the men’s apparel business for most of his life. His family has owned Looking Good for over 40 years and Dadlani is the second generation to take over the business. He said he was basically raised in his stores growing up, went to
Door-to-door canvassing for nonrespondents begins August 11. it’s Required: All Mississippians are asked to submit information for their household to the U.S. Census Bureau. The laid-back way of life in Mississippi has a downside when it leads to very low U.S. Census participation: Inaccurate population counts can cause the state to lose money, political representation
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