Superintendent reflects on career by Angela Rogalski The Bolivar Bullet Maurice Smith has been superintendent of the North Bolivar Consolidated School District for four years, but has been part of the educational environment for well over 40 years. He was also superintendent of North Bolivar School District for 14 years before the consolidation. “My entire […]
Pulmonologist goes full-time by Jack Criss The Bolivar Bullet Dr. Aman Munir was recently named a full-time Pulmonologist at North Sunflower Medical Center after working as sleep specialist at the Ruleville hospital for seven years. “I previously had worked as a pulmonologist in Clarksdale, affiliated with their hospital,” said Munir, “and have been in the
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Annual fundraising event September 18 By Angela Rogalski The Bolivar Bullet Relay for Life of Bolivar County will hold its annual signature fundraising event for the American Cancer Society on Saturday September 18 from 4:00 p.m. until 10.00 p.m. Jamie Borgognoni, Michelle Bailey and Tracy Craddock are three members of this year’s event leadership team.
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Associate Attorney joins growing practice Carr Law Firm has announced that Brittany Dean has become an associate attorney. Dean’s work will focus on personal injury and general civil practice. A native of Petal, MS, Dean graduated magna cum laude from Ole Miss in 2015. While attending Mississippi College School of Law, She was the teaching
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Passengers were shuttled from Terrene Landing to Cleveland By Anne Martin The Bolivar Bullet Passengers from the steamboats docking at Terrene Landing are finally enjoying touring museums and attractions around Cleveland. Guests aboard the American Countess, part of the American Queen Steamboat Company, took part in the first ever Hop On Hop Off tour of
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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