The Grinch may have stolen Christmas in Whoville but he’ll be bringing Christmas joy to the City of Hospitality this coming Monday. Read more

Gary ‘Bubba’ McCoy Read more

ACT scores are on the rise in the Booneville School District. Read more

Whoville in Booneville has come to life through the artistic renderings of Kara Courtney. Read more

The Prentiss County Sheriff’s Department is seeking help from the public to identify a suspect wanted for an alleged theft at a local store. Read more

City of Booneville residents are being reminded of changes to how they pay their annual property taxes this year. Read more

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in the City of Hospitality. Read more

As the end of the fall semester nears Nicky Marshall is settling in to his new role as the Prentiss County School District’s assistant superintendent. Read more

Prentiss County followed the statewide trend of falling unemployment in September. Read more

An Iuka company is the low bidder on an improvement project along Baldwyn-Ripley Road. Read more

For Manfred Saylors, it’s always been about people and relationships. Read more

A revision to the Prentiss County School District’s policy regarding COVID-19 is aimed at keeping more students in school unless it’s absolutely necessary to send them home. Read more

The Prentiss County Sheriff’s Department has made several felony arrests in recent weeks. Read more

Edwin Dewell Smith Read more

Booneville aldermen voted unanimously Tuesday to rezone a section of land on West College Street at the edge of the city limits and adjacent to an area the city is moving to annex. Read more

Collaboration is the key to addressing the state’s workforce development issues, say organizers of a unique workforce summit held last week at Northeast Mississippi Community College in Booneville. Read more

A Booneville man faces 14 felony charges in connection with the alleged sexual abuse of two children. Read more

Another tree will soon be coming down on the Prentiss County court square. Read more

Booneville schools have seen a significant drop in COVID cases as the school year continues. Read more

Booneville Main Street Association is getting ready for the holidays, kicking off with the annual holiday open house. Read more

The Honor Guard for Veterans needs help and support. Read more

Booneville Mayor Chris Lindley said the city has made no changes regarding the date for Halloween celebrations. Read more

A Booneville woman is accused of receiving stolen property. Read more

Margaret Ann Moreland Willis Read more

Prentiss County Supervisors are attempting to encourage more people to join the ranks of the county’s dispatchers and jailers with a raise approved last week. Read more

A Booneville man faces 40 years in prison after pleading guilty last week to charges of sexual battery and possession of child pornography. Read more

The Prentiss County School District continues to make major strides in the use of technology throughout the district. Read more

Booneville leaders are taking steps to complete the change out of all water and gas meters in the city with a goal of completing the project by the end of the year or early next year. Read more

A Booneville man faces a felony charge after allegedly stealing a vehicle in Marietta. Read more

A Rienzi man has been sentenced to 30 years for the murder of an off-duty state trooper. Read more

Joseph David Wallis, Jr. Read more

It’s fall in the City of Hospitality and that means it’s time for the annual Booneville Fall Festival. Read more

The historic Jacinto Courthouse is coming back to life as the foundation that oversees the historic jewel adds new events to draw more people out to experience and enjoy the courthouse and surrounding park. Read more

James Ray ‘Sonny Boy’ Bridges Read more

Governor Tate Reeves touted the importance of manufacturing and workforce development to the Magnolia State’s economy as he toured one of Prentiss County’s biggest industrial success stories last week. Read more

The Booneville-Baldwyn Airport is expanding with the official purchase of an additional 76 acres of land adjacent to the current property. Read more

The Mississippi Main Street Association (MMSA) has awarded funds to 12 Main Street Communities, including Booneville, that applied for Community Development Grants for 2021-22 to incentivize development, improvement, and revitalization in their historic downtown business districts throughout… Read more

Booneville aldermen voted Tuesday to move forward with ordinance changes that will allow for the sale of individual bottles or cans of beer and prohibit animals in children’s play areas at city parks. Read more

A Booneville man has pleaded guilty to charges of sexual battery and the mother of the victims to charges of child neglect for permitting the abuse. Read more

Michael Kenneth Ericksen Read more

Prentiss County school board members heard updates on happenings at Wheeler and Jumpertown schools Monday as county principals began a series of updates on the start of the new semester. Read more

While masks continued to be required for students in the Booneville School District, the district’s superintendent says he hopes they are able to drop the requirement soon. Read more

Booneville’s annual Fall Festival is back and bigger than ever. Read more

A former Booneville police officer indicted earlier this year on federal deprivation of civil rights charges has pleaded guilty to four misdemeanor counts and one felony count of giving false information. Read more

Booneville aldermen took the first step this week toward an expansion of the city’s boundaries to include the land surrounding the Blackland Crossing intersection. Read more

Law enforcement does not serve warrants or seek payment for fines by phone. Read more

Northeast Mississippi Community College continues to buck trends even amid a global pandemic. Read more

As the Stars and Stripes flew proudly above court square, Prentiss Countians gathered Saturday to remember the 20th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks and honor those who continue to protect and serve. Read more