Shown, sitting, from left to right, Essie B. (cousin), Mae Frances Jones, Mamie Jeffries (daughter); standing, Carolyn Daily and Joyce Williams, both nieces.
Mae Frances Jones
Mae Frances Jones had her 100 birthday in Memphis with a big family celebration at the Orange Mound Community Center.
Three shootings over the weekend are under investigation by the Marshall County Sheriff’s office and the Violent Crimes Task Force, acc
Photo by Sue WatsonR.L. Isom speaks to the board of supervisors about how to get athletic programs for children started at the fairgrounds.
The Marshall County Board of Supervisors rehashed the possibility of getting an athletic program started at the Fairgrounds for basebal
Photo by Sue WatsonMembership seeks county permitMembers of Greater Works Deliverance Church turned out to support construction supervisor Kelvin Hall, second from right, and pastor Joseph Mckinney, far right, who asked the county to fast-track a building permit application to help secure their loan to build a church.
Greater Works Deliverance Ministries pastor Joseph Mckinney and construction supervisor Kelvin Hall and a host of church members gather
Photo by Bob BakkenDirector of Digital Media Andrew Bartolotta discusses the growing impact of artificial intelligence, or AI, in business and society during the Byhalia Area Chamber of Commerce Quarterly Luncheon on Thursday, March 26.
In a world increasingly defined by rapid technological shifts, Andrew Bartolotta, Director of Digital Media for city-CURRENT, delivered
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