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Magnolia gets ready to tackle library repairs
By CARRIE CHEUNG - Staff Writer
Thu,02/02/23-10:58AM , 1,244 Reads
Aldermen on Tuesday addressed the ongoing concerns regarding the deteriorating condition of Magnolia’s library and what repairs need to be made.
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- Peyton Miller, 9, of Summit, poses for a photo on the set of the movie ‘Freedom’s Path,’ which opens in theaters Friday.
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Music videos, commercials, now a movie on young actor’s growing resume
By CARRIE CHEUNG - STAFF WRITER
Tue,01/31/23-5:20PM , 5,121 Reads
Not every kid has the opportunity to land a major role in a movie by the age 5, let alone go on to be featured in a music video and a commercial before the age of 9.
Peyton Miller of Summit secured the role of “Sammy” in the soon-to-be-released Civil War drama “Freedom’s Path.”
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- From left are Jill Spencer of Shuffle to the Chefs platinum sponsor First Bank, Benjamin Van Cleave of gold sponsor Buffalo Services/BKwik Chevron, Susan Dowdy of gold sponsor Southwest Broadcasting, Edward Malta of participating restaurant The Mallard, Stephanie Ricks of silver sponsor Ricks Family Dentistry and Brad Whitaker of First Bank.
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Good eating: Shuffle to the Chefs returns Thursday
By CARRIE CHEUNG - STAFF WRITER
Sat,01/21/23-9:03AM , 910 Reads
Shuffle to the Chefs offers a night out, a generous sampling of some of the best food regional restaurants have to offer and a chance for many people in need of help to receive crucial services from St. Andrew’s Mission.
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- First Bank’s new branch opened Jan. 9.
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First Bank opens new branch on Delaware Ave.
By CARRIE CHEUNG - STAFF WRITER
Sat,01/21/23-8:30AM , 3,838 Reads
First Bank recently closed one of its branches on Delaware Avenue in McComb and opened a new one next door.
The old branch, which closed Jan. 6, was drive-thru only, had a small lobby and nowhere to accommodate their customers in private, First Bank president Charlie Lewis said.
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