Area standouts paving their way in college basketball By Andy Collier Sports Editor, The Bolivar Bullet The local coverage area has had some great high school teams which have produced some great players that have gone on to play college basketball. In this area alone, there are a confirmed 12 basketball players that were spread …
The towns of Benoit and Pace request necessary funding By Jack criss The Bolivar Bullet The specs and estimates for new park improvement projects for the towns of Benoit and Pace are scheduled to go forward through the legislature in the coming months. According to Supervisor Jarious Liner, $125,000 will be the amount requested for …
Local Alfa Insurance agent by Angela Rogalski The Bolivar Bullet Helping people find the insurance they need to fit their particular lifestyle is what D.J. Williams said he loves about his job. Williams is the Alfa Insurance agent for Cleveland and has been with the company for almost four years. “I came on with Alfa …
Nine-year-old author soon to publish second book by Angela Rogalski The Bolivar Bullet Writing a book can be a daunting task, to say the least. Many adults have tackled it, only to find it’s more of a challenge than they anticipated. So, when a nine-year-old boy can do it, that’s quite an accomplishment. Braylen Rimmer …
DSU honors basketball team that won first GSC Men’s Title in 1972 By Andy Collier Sports Editor, The Bolivar Bullet The night of Feb. 19 turned out to be a special night as Delta State University honored the 1971-72 Statesmen basketball team that won the inaugural Gulf South Conference Men’s Basketball Tournament in 1972. Players …
Near completion of phase one of renovations By Angela Rogalski The Bolivar Bullet The Cleveland-Bolivar County Animal Shelter continues renovations that began last summer on its facility with the near completion of Phase One. A walk-through is planned soon by the Shelter Planners of America, a consulting group based in Fort Worth, Texas that was …
Beating the odds and doing what he loves by Mark H. Stowers The Bolivar Bullet More than six million children are involved with 4-H from ages five to 19 in over 90,000 clubs. Their goal is to develop citizenship, leadership, responsibility and lie skills through experiential learning programs with a positive youth development approach. But, …
A takery, lunch spot, and catering business by Mark H Stowers The Bolivar Bullet There’s no excuse for going hungry these days in Bolivar County. Christina Morris has been feeding the general population since 2004 first at Cleveland Commons. She’s had locations behind Heidi’s, on North Street and in her current kitchen at 331 Cotton …
CCHS Boys Bowling Team Captures School’s First State Team Title By Andy Collier Sports Editor, The Bolivar Bullet The Cleveland Central High School Wolves have had to battle tooth and nail for everything they’ve earned during the bowling season. On Friday (Feb. 4), their hard work paid off in the best way possible as they …
Treating clients as family by Mark H. Stowers The Bolivar Bullet Time waits for no one it is often said. Aging can be hard but there is help. Magnolia Home Care, in business since 2000, has been helping people age with ease. Karen Barr, owner, originally had set out for a life in accounting but …
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