Alumni Association announces dates for event & homecoming Special to The Bolivar Bullet Football season will soon be here, and Delta State University’s National Alumni Association has announced dates for two of its signature events— Pig Pickin’ and Homecoming. The 35th Annual Pig Pickin’ will be held Sept. 10-11 and will be highlighted by the …
Specializing in at-home personalized medical services By Aimee robinette The Bolivar Bullet Many people long for a time when things were simpler. The hustle and bustle of today’s life causes stress, anxiety and a feeling that one doesn’t even have “time” to get sick. Nurse practitioner Meta Hodges-Anderson, of Renova, recognized this trend and during …
Dan Harris brings his experience to non-profit By Jack Criss, The Bolivar Bullet Formed by retired North Bolivar Consolidated School District and former Shelby mayor, Dan Harris, the Northwest Bolivar Community Help organization (or Project Help for short), is a 501c3, non-profit started in 2016 to fill a need after the closing of several schools in the …
Senator visits Ruleville by Jack Criss The Bolivar Bullet On Thursday, April 1, Mississippi Senator Roger Wicker, joined by the Commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission, Brendan Carr, made a special visit to North Sunflower Medical Center in Ruleville to recognize the success of the hospital’s Remote Patient Access/Telehealth program. “North Sunflower Medical Center participated …
Ready to spring back to life in Cleveland By Mark H. Stowers The Bolivar Bullet People will once again be able to find the delectable Delta grown fruits, vegetables and goat soap, canned goods, and many other special artisanal items at the Cleveland Farmer’s Market this spring. Volunteer Market Manager Ryan Betz, one of three …
Issue a priority for new mayor Second location to open in Rosedale By Jack Criss The Bolivar Bullet Long known for its delicious catfish as well as other great menu items, Catfish Cabin in Boyle will be opening a second location in Rosedale in the next four to six weeks. Owner Tara Herrin says the …
Issue a priority for new mayor by Anne Martin The Bolivar Bullet Water leaks throughout the city of Rosedale have plagued residents for years. But, since taking office in January, Mayor Aelicia Thomas has made it a priority to repair the leaks. Almost daily, city crews have been out assessing the various leaks and making …
Anonymous tips may help lead to arrest & reward by Mark h. stowers The Bolivar Bullet City and county law enforcement work to provide a safe and protected community across Bolivar County. However, they can’t be everywhere at once. That’s where programs like Crime Stoppers can fill a gap and help law enforcement officials solve …
Nearing completion by Jack criss The Bolivar Bullet Work on the Pemble Road Bridge in Symonds, just north of Pace, is scheduled to be completed by April of this year. Originally constructed in 1970, the 412-foot bridge–one of the longest Bolivar County-maintained bridges–closed in 2015. Construction cost will come in at $2,283,995, according to Josh …
However, many unanswered questions remain by Jack criss The Bolivar Bullet After the Bolivar County Board of Supervisors voted to remove the Confederate monument in front of the Cleveland courthouse last year, residents are still waiting to know when the statue will actually be moved. And, just as importantly, the location to where the statue …
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