Crenshaw News

Thursdays New Greater Light Baptist Church has mid week services every Thursday at 7 p.m. Bobby Walker is the pastor.

Sales were down again in September according to sales tax figures from the Mississippi State Tax Commission.

The Panola County Secret Santa Project is finalizing plans for the 2009 Christmas season.

Tuesday, November 03, 2009 District 2 seat up for grabs today Billy Davis V oters will go to the polls today in Panola Countya s District 2 to vote for county supervisor.

The month of October passes the three-month mark since Roland Butler, appearing before the Board of Supervisors, assured the board that his Crenshaw plant would open for business.

Church News 10-30-09 Thursdays New Greater Light Baptist Church has mid week services every Thursday at 7 p.m. Rev.

The North Panola School District Board of Trustees is undecided on what to do with approximately five acres where the ICS Head Start is located in Crenshaw.

In the middle of a campus parking crunch, the University of Southern Mississippi began a shuttle system in February to relieve some of the pressure.

University of Southern Mississippi junior Christen Richardson catches a ride on USM's new campus shuttle system almost every day.

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lamar Mayo of Petal announce the engagement of their daughter, Jessica Erin Mayo, to Mr.

The town of Crenshaw is plodding ahead with a cleanup of abandoned properties, beginning with residents who are embracing the effort.

It's been a record-shattering fall so far for University of Southern Mississippi enrollment.

City of Batesville sales tax collections were up one percent over the previous month for June but down seven percent over June of last year according to figures from the State Tax Commission.

The following information was taken from the log book at the David M. Bryan Justice Complex.

Rolando Foods owner Roland Butler, under fire by Panola County government for his yet-to-open Crenshaw plant, is apparently seeking a business loan from state government.

Some retail store managers in Batesville were praising last weekenda s Tax Free Shopping Days with Burkes Outlet manager Angela McCullar stating, a oeIt was kind of like Christmas.a Passed by the Mississippi Legislature during its last session, the a oeSales Tax Holidaysa were allowed to give parents of school children a break while buying ...

The following information was taken from the log book at the David M. Bryan Justice Complex.

The Panola County Board of Supervisors has set a recess date of July 22 at 4 p.m. to begin planning the 2009-2010 county budget.

The following information was taken from the log book at the David M. Bryan Justice Complex.

Recent sales tax figures for April purchases indicate continued decline in Batesvillea s retail market with an eight percent decrease over the same period last year and a five percent decrease during the statea s fiscal year.