Winston Web News: May 2013

Friday, May 31, 2013

Winston Co. Sheriff Asking Public for Assistance to Identifying Suspects

The Winston County Sheriff's Office is asking for your assistance in identifying the individuals in the following photographs. These men are wanted for questioning concerning a case of fraud committed against a local convenience store on May 28 at around 6:30 pm. If you have any information, please contact their office at 620-773-5881.

Winston County Board of Supervisors' Agenda - June 3, 2013

1. CALL TO ORDER
2. PRAYER
3. APPROVE CLAIMS DOCKET ENDING JUNE 3, 2013
4. APPROVE BOARD MINUTES FROM MAY 20, 2013

Francis Tabor w Senator Giles Ward admire
the Bataan Plaque

A plaque dedicated to those who were a part of the World War II Bataan Death March in the Phillippines was unveiled on Saturday during the Red Hills Festival activities in Louisville.

Another Big Weekend in Louisville and Winston County

Lots happening this weekend in Lousville and Winston County! It kicks off tonight with Relay for Life as opening ceremonies begin at 6:00 pm. There will be lots of entertainment, food and fellowship.

Red Hills Car Show Huge Success

2013 Red Hills Car Show

The Red Hills Car Show of 2013 was the best ever with 101 entries, a beautiful day weather wise and the best quality cars and the nicest people you will ever meet. With the support of sponsors, door prize contributors, the Red Hills team and the many spectators, we had a good time down at First Baptist Church’s parking lot.

Click on the link below to see more of Saturday's Red Hills Festival

http://www.flickr.com/photos/wwnflick/sets/72157633818443795/

Want to see all our photos from Friday and Saturday's Festival - Click here

ECCC Baseball Camp Set June 10-11

News Release: Area young athletes will have an opportunity to sharpen their baseball skills by participating in the 2013 East Central Community College Summer Baseball Camp scheduled June 10-11

Sample Ballot for City General Election

Below is a sample ballot for the City of Louisville General Election and referendum on Tuesday, June 4. The ballot includes Mayor,Wards 1,2,3,4 Aldermen and Alderman at Large as well as City Clerk. All candidates

Winston County Library Summer Story Time Programs

Winston County Library summer story time programs will be:
(This is for children 3 – 5 years of age)

June 4th (Tuesday) – 10:00 – 11:00

Relay for Life Scheduled for Friday - May 31

The Winston County Relay for Life will be held on Friday, May 31 at Louisville High School. Relay will holdthe opening ceremony at 6 p.m.,with cancer survivors taking a victory lap at 7 p.m.

The event entitled “Cancer Doesn’t Take a Holiday” will feature a luminary service held in remembrance of those who have passed from cancer and to honor those

Three members of the Coalition for a Healthy Winston County recently attended a 2-day state-sponsored resources and skills to help participants obtain a GED, become employed, join the military or attend college.

Friends of Legion to Host BBQ and Music on June 11

2012 FOL Picnic

As part of the Friends of Legion State Park's (FOL) effort to increase the park usage and increase
membership in the organization, FOL will host a summer picnic at the Lodge at Legion on Tuesday, June 11 at 6:00. Folks are invited to come out and enjoy some great barbeque and music while learning more about the activities of Friends of Legion and this historic state park within the city limits of Louisville. Take this opportunity to visit Legion and see the changes and improvements made recently and to learn about some exciting projects.

A reception honoring Captain Howard L. Marshall was held Friday, May 24, 2013 at the Winston County Library. Captain Marshall is retiring after twenty-five years of service to the City of Louisville Police Department.

Sunday, May 26, 2013

MSU to NCAA Regional

Press Release: It's official! Mississippi State selected to host the 2013 NCAA Starkville Regional. #NCAAStarkville Regional game times are expected to be 2 p.m. (#2 vs. #3 on Friday) and 7 p.m. (#1 vs. #4 Friday). Also 2 and 7 Sat. and Sun.

EC Softball Camp Scheduled June 3-5

News Release: The annual East Central Community College Softball Camp will be held June 3-5, 2013, on the Decatur campus. Activities are scheduled from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day of the instructional clinic

Nanih Waiya Falls To Greenville - St Joe

The Nanih Waiya Warriors fell in the 1A State Title game on Saturday to Greenville St. Joe in a hard fought 3-1 battle. The Warriors took the first game of the 3 game series but dropped the final two games. Nanih Waiya was attempting to win its third straight as 1A Champs.

State Runner Up Trophy Awarded (photo by NW Twitter)

From Star Herald

Louisville plant could impact Attala:
The announcement of Natron Wood Products in Louisville could impact Attala County.

Book Signing for Vickers’ ‘History of EC’ Set June 2

May 23, 2013 News Release: A history of East Central Community College as compiled by retired English instructor Ovid Vickers will be available to the public during a special program and autograph session scheduled from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 2, 2013, on the Decatur campus.

Don’t Bury Technology in the Family Cemetery

Memorial Day is when many Americans take a step back to remember those who died in service to our country. Technology can bring us closer to those brave souls who died on the shores of Normandy or those laid to rest in Arlington National Cemetery, even if time and distance separate us.

Don’t let lengthy to-do lists or holiday activities such as family picnics and long weekend getaways cause you to forget the reason we observe Memorial Day.

Juneteenth Day History Celebration

Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States. Dating back to 1865, it was on June 19 that Union soldiers, led by Major General Gordon Granger, landed at Galveston, Texas. He brought news that the war had ended and that all slaves were now free. It had been two and a half years since President Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation of January 1, 1863 was official. Many stories were told as to why they had not known but none could be verified as the truth.

Tornado Preparation

Tornado Preparation: The following are some tips from Winston County EMA to help you prepare your home and family for a tornado:

What to do if you are in your home during a Tornado:
Go to the lowest level of the home, an inner hallway, or smaller inner room without windows, such as a closet or bathroom.
Get away from windows and go to the center of the room. Avoid corners, because they tend to attract debris.
Get under a sturdy piece of furniture, such as a workbench or heavy table.

Hydrant Testing Throughout City Starts May 23

Press Release: The City of Louisville Fire Department will be continuing its semi-annual fire hydrant testing throughout the city beginning May 23, 2013 through July 1, 2013 during the hours of 8:00 AM to 5:00PM Monday through Friday. All City hydrants will be tested to ensure they're operable and able to produce the required water pressure when needed.

Louisville Aldermen Set Hearings for Unclean Properties

The Louisville City Aldermen met on Tuesday in a regularly scheduled meeting and took the following actions:

A. Accept Application for Use Permitted on Appeal for Tandreka Henton-Hunt for 302 South Jones for child care center and authorize notice for hearing and refer to Zoning Board- enclosed - Approved

Lion Rev. Mike Dowd and
Librarian Beth Edwards

The Louisville Lions Club EyeGlass Drop Box has a new location. It is now located out front of the Winston County Library. Librarian Beth Edwards was gracious enough to offer the location when the drop box was moved from its previous spot.

Winston County Supervisors Meet

The Winston County Supervisors met on Monday, May 20 in a regularly scheduled meeting. The following is the agenda and the results of that meeting:

3. APPROVED MINUTES OF MAY 6, 2013 BOS MEETING AND CASH IN BANK REPORT

The 33rd annual Red Hills Arts Festival will be held May 24th and 25th in downtown Louisville.
Starting off the Festival on Friday night from 7pm-10pm will be Jay and the T-Birds, featuring Jay McCart from Louisville. Their music is based on rock, classic rock, southern rock, R&B and country. As the vendors set-up, come out and "shake a leg", with Jay and the Band. Some local merchants will also be open for a time on Friday evening.

Winston County EMA Requests Your Assistance

Winston County is contained with Mississippi Emergency Management Agency District 4. Other counties included in this District are Calhoun, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Clay, Lowndes, Monroe, Noxubee, Oktibbeha, and Webster. MEMA District 4 is in the process of reviewing its Hazard Mitigation Plan. The Hazard Mitigation Plan is a document that is required by FEMA for any county to participate in its grant and disaster reimbursement programs. The Plan incorporates how the local government will respond to any type of natural disaster or man-made emergency. It also serves as the guide that municipal and county governments use to develop preparedness, prevention, and educational programs to address all threats to the communities.

Monday, May 13 was a banner day for Louisville and Winston County. NATRON WOOD PRODUCTS, our new industry was announced by Governor Phil Bryant. Around twenty-five dignitaries and approximately 400 residents were on hand. This company will create around 200 jobs. This has come as a result of the untiring efforts of The Mayor, the Board of Aldermen and Economic Development. It takes many months of negotiations, calls, visits and correspondence to acquire a company of this magnitude. I long to see the day when our people will be seen going unto work. This will impact our entire community.

This is why it is so important to elect an experienced person with 16 years experience who has the willingness and the desire to keep our economy on the increase. I AM THAT PERSON.

Please return to the polls on June 4 and Re-Elect Frances Ball, Alderman at Large. Lets keeping Louisville moving forward.

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Monday, May 20, 2013

Antiques and Collectibles Show During Red Hills Festival

For the fourth consecutive year, First United Methodist Church First United Methodist Church in Louisville will mount its Antiques and Collectibles Show and Sale during the annual Red Hills Festival on Saturday, May 235, 2013.

Johnson Named ECCC’s Top ADN Student

May 15, 2013: Leah Johnson (right) of Louisville was selected East Central Community College’s Associate

Degree Nursing Student of the Year and is shown receiving an award certificate from Dean of Healthcare Education Denita Thomas at the 2013 ADN Pinning Ceremony held May 3 in Huff Auditorium on the Decatur campus. Johnson also provided the address to her fellow graduates. For information on EC’s healthcare programs, contact Dean Thomas, 601-635-6294 or call toll free, 877-462-3222, ext. 294. (EC Photo)

Saturday, May 18, 2013

Shotts Has Banner Day for EC

Ryan Shotts belted a double and two singles and was the top run producer with four RBIs in East Central

Community College’s 10-6 victory over Northwest Mississippi Community College late Friday afternoon in quarter-final action of the NJCAA Region 23 Tournament.

ECCC Honors ADN Graduates at Annual Pinning Ceremony

May 15, 2013: East Central Community College recognized its Associate Degree Nursing graduates at the annual ADN Pinning Ceremony held Friday, May 3, 2013, in Huff Auditorium on the Decatur campus.

Receiving special recognition was Leah Johnson of Louisville, who was selected 2013 ADN Student of the Year. Johnson also delivered the program address.

WWN Events Design Changes

We've made some changes to our home page to make it easier for folks to keep up with all the events going on in Winston County. We will soon be changing our calendar to allow the public to suggest events and set personal reminders for upcoming events. We hope you like it and find it useful. We'll have more details as these changes are made. Check it out below!

LMSD Participating in Summer Meal Program

The Louisville School District will be participating in the Summer Food Service Program. All children will be provided meals without charge and all will be the same for all children regardless of age, sex, color, national origin, or disability. There will be no discrimination in the course of the food service. Meals will be provided at these sites and times as follow:

Some LMSD Seniors Get One More Chance to Meet Graduation Requirements with"Emergency State Testing"

State testing requirements for graduation have resulted in as many as 3000 students statewide placed at

risk to not graduate with their classmates. For more than 10 years, seniors have been required by the “No Child Left Behind Act” and State requirements to pass subject specific tests to graduate and participate in their school’s commencement exercises.

Nanih Waiya Takes Game One

Nanih Waiya Baseball takes game one of South State 1A Championship series with a 11-6 win over Stringer on Thursday night. Game 2 is scheduled for Saturday at 5:00pm at Nanih Waiya. The winner of the series will play for the state title.

Highlights from LMSD Board Meeting

The Louisville Municipal School District Board met on May 14. Much of the Board's business centered around preparation for the next school year (2013-2014) but the District did honor each school's Parent of the Year and District Parent of the Year. (see our previous article).

LMSD Honors Parents of the Year

The Louisville Municipal School District honored the District's Parents of the Year at Tuesday's (May 14) Board Meeting. A parent from each school was selected and also a District Wide Parent of the Year.

Eichelberger, Dooley, Chase, Yates, Kugle, Hudson - LMSD
Parents of the Year

Nanih Waiya Baseball and Fast Pitch Continue March to State Championships

Nanih Waiya Baseball will face Stringer starting tomorrow (Thursday) as they continue their advance to ward a South State Title and the overall state championship again. According to school officials, tomorrow's game at Stringer will begin at 7:00 pm.

Robert Thompson Named New ECCC Men’s Basketball Coach

Thompson with ECCC President Dr. Billy Stewart

May 14, 2013 News Release: Robert Thompson is the new men’s head basketball coach at East Central
Community College in Decatur.

ECCC President Dr. Billy Stewart introduced the new Warrior head coach during a press conference held Tuesday, May 14, 2013, in the Board of Trustees Room located in the Vincent Administration Building.

Louisville High School students were able to enjoy the warm weather this afternoon with a block party on
the football field. According to the Beta Club President Elizabeth Eaves, students who met academic and discipline requirements were able to

ECCC to Name New Men’s Basketball Coach This Afternoon

May 13, 2013, News Release: East Central Community College will name its new men’s head basketball coach during a press conference scheduled Tuesday, May 14, 2013, on the Decatur campus.
The announcement will be made at 3 p.m. in the Board of Trustees Room located in the Vincent Administration Building. The new Warrior head coach succeeds Maurice Bowie who led the program for seven years.

Highlights from Monday's Natron Announcement

The speeches are over and the announcement has been made as Natron Wood Products is headed to Louisville along with at least 200 direct jobs. In an unprecedented event for Winston County, Mississippi's Governor, a U.S. Senator and two sitting U. S. Congressmen joined with our local officials on Monday (May 13) at the former Georgia Pacific facility on S. Church to welcome Natron's ownership. The following video presents the highlights of this major event:

Monday, May 13, 2013

Sheriff Dept. Makes Marijuana Arrests Last Week

The Winston County Sheriff's Department executed a search warrant on Thursday night, May 12 on Loakfoma Road. During the search, deputies seized a quantity of marijuana, weapons and cash.

Gov. Bryant Announces 200 New Jobs Coming To Louisville

Press Release, May 13, 2013, Louisville, Miss. - Gov. Bryant was on hand Monday with local and company officials to announce Natron Wood Products locating to Louisville, Miss., in Winston County. The operations will be located in a 265,000-square-foot existing facility, and represent a company investment of $10 million and will create more than 200 new jobs.

A host of dignitaries gathered with company representatives on Monday to welcome Natron Wood
Products based in Jasper, Oregon to Louisville and Winston County. Governor Phil Bryant made the announcement this afternoon at the facility located at 861 South Columbus.

The Louisville Fire Association Fish Fry on Saturday was a success as approximately 120 tickets were sold and there were significant walk up sales as well. Funds raised go to the local Relay for Life.

Winston County Government Now Online!

The website for Winston County Government is up and running! While the Emergency Management and Sheriff's Department sites have been online for a few weeks, the main government site was just recently completed. With the URL address of http://winstonms.com, the site incorporates information on the various offices within the Courthouse, provides contact information, lists officials and provides answers to frequently asked questions by the public.

Reminder - New Industry Unveiling Today

Just a reminder that the public is invited as Governor Phil Bryant and other dignitaries come to Louisville to unveil the name and the particulars of the new industry headed to Louisville. The event is scheduled for 2:30 pm at 861 S. Columbus at the former Georgia Pacific Plywood facility.

Saturday, May 11, 2013

Partial Building Collapse in Louisville - on Saturday Morning

A wooden canopy collapsed bringing some of the brick and concrete structure of a building in the 100 block of South Church Ave. tumbling to the sidewalk. The incident occurred sometime on Saturday morning. The cause is unknown at this time and no one was injured.

City Invites Public to Unveiling of New Industry - May 13

From City of Louisville website.....

Friday, May 10, 2013

Diamond Warriors Wallop Northeast 19-1 in First-Round MACJC Tourney Action

May 10, 2013 News Release: Tim Anderson and Chase Domino combined for eight RBIs in leading East Central Community College to a 19-1 blowout of Northeast

CITY OF LOUISVILLE Board of Aldermen Actions - May 7

The City of Louisville Board of Aldermen completed the following business in their regularly scheduled meeting:

LFD Chief Terry Johnson (l) congratulates Sanders (r)
before the Louisville Board of Aldermen

Engineer/Fire & Life Safety Educator Detrick Sanders has been awarded the Gary Kistler Life Safety Award for 2013. The award which was established in memory of firefighter Chief Gary Kistler, whose dedication made major strides to bring fire and life safety to the Southern Division of Mississippi, was presented at the Ms Asociation of Public Fire Safetu Educators (MAPFSE) annual conference. Sanders was selected through a statewide nomination process.

ECCC Student-Athletes Honored at Spring Sports Awards Banquet

May 9, 2013 News Release: Numerous student-athletes received honors at the 2013 Spring Sports Awards Banquet held April 30 at East Central Community College in Decatur.

Local Ms Scholars Honored

Winston County's Mississippi Scholars were honored on Thursday morning (May 9) with a breakfast at

Scholarship Winner
Jessie Roeland

Lake Tiak O'Khata. The program has grown from 4 students at its inception to 41 students for this school year.

New Industry Unveiling on Monday, May 13 - Major Jobs Coming to Louisville/Winston County

GP facility now leased to new company

The Mississippi Governor's Office has extended an invitation to the public to attend an important unveiling in Louisville on Monday, May 13 at 2:30 pm at 861 South Columbus. This location is the old Georgia Pacific Plywood facility.

Major Announcement Expected This Morning

State officials are expected to release a statement/invitation by mid morning concerning a new industry headed to Louisville. We will have the details as soon as they are released.

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Stamp Out Hunger Set for Saturday

Food Collected in 2012 Drive

You can help your mail carrier fight hunger in our area on Saturday, May 11. Winston County Postal employees are participating in the NALC (National Association of Letter Carriers) Stamp Out Hunger National Food Drive. Carriers collected over 2400 pounds of non-perishable food items in last year's drive. Folks are asked to leave

TRIAD planted Raised Bed Gardens with Friends of Dean Park, Inc.

Winston County TRIAD met at the Extension Office on Thursday, May 2, 2013 after the weather canceled

Nanih Waiya Baseball Advances

After taking 2 of 3 from Cathedral, Region 5 winner Nanih Waiya baseball advances to the next round of

Great Economic News For Winston County on the Horizon

Good economic news appears to be headed for Winston County. An announcement is expected later this

City Election Results

Incumbent Frances Ball defeated challenger Stacey Thames for Louisville's Alderman at Large in the

Red Hills Festival Car Show - May 25

In conjunction with the Red Hills Festival on Memorial Day Weekend, The Red Hills Car Show will be held

Scene from 2011 car show

on Saturday, May 25th. This is an open car show in that all makes and models and years are welcome. The show opens at 8:00 AM and the judging begins at 11:00 AM. The location will again be in the parking lot of First Baptist Church on South Church Ave. in Louisville, Ms.

Friends of Dean Park, Inc.’s Success at Walmart

The Friends of Dean Park, Inc. (FODP) meets twice yearly at Walmart to solicit donations for special

There will be a book signing for Rev. George A. Miller this Saturday, May 11th from 10:00 – 12:00 at the
Winston County Library. Miller's new book, "Seeds of Harvest" is a step by step guide for developung and growing new churches.

Graduation Dates for Area High Schools

Graduation dates and times have been set for local high schools in Winston County. LMSD made some

Three-Week Session Begins ECCC Summer Term

May 3, 2013..News Release: A three-week intercession term officially begins the 2013 summer class

Saturday morning came with clear skies and cold temperatures and a passel of young folks ready to do a
little fishing. Rain earlier in the week threatened to put a damper on the Kids N Kats Fishing Rodeo at Legion State Park but 75 determined youngsters were rewarded as the catfish were definitely biting.

Longtime EC Band Director Succumbs to Cancer

Thomas W. Carson, who served 30 years as East Central Community College Director of Bands, died this

Today - Last Day to Preregister for Red Hills 5K

Today (Monday - May 6) is the last day to preregister for the Red Hills / JA 5k Run/Walk on May 25th in Louisville. Held on the day of the Red Hills Festival. If you register by today you get a T-shirt! Contact this # 662-803-7231.

Candidate for Alderman at Large
I am Frances Ball asking you to please go to the polls on Tuesday May 7 and vote for me. This is very important election and your vote counts. Please let my 16 years experience AND my desire to continue to work for all of us..

Many exciting things are happening in the city now. I am so excited to let you know that there is great news concerning our coming industry. It will be timber related and will employ around 200 people, An official announcement is planned for mid-May. I will give more details later. Join hands with me and “Lets KEEP LOUISVILLE MOVING FORWARD”.

Thank you for your encouragement and support.

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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

Winston Co. Supervisors meet this morning at 9 am......City primary elections are scheduled for Tuesday. Polls open at 7 am. See our previous article for details.......Big economic news may be headed our way. More details as they become available.......Nanih Waiya baseball takes on Cathedral this afternoon in game three after series split.

Fourth Annual Antiques and Collectibles Show and Sale

NEWS RELEASE: Exhibitor display spaces are still available for the fourth annual Antiques and Collectibles Show and Sale May 25 at First United Methodist Church in Louisville, Mississippi. A wide variety of antiques and collectibles will be shown and available for sale.

Meeting Agenda - City of Louisville for May 7, 2013

The regularly scheduled meeting agenda for the City of Louisville starts at 5:30 pm. The agenda is subject to change when necessary. To be placed on the agenda, please contact the City Clerk at the Louisville City Hall.

CALL TO ORDER

II. INVOCATION

III. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO FLAG

IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES

V. NEW BUSINESS

The Jewel Shoppe

ECCC Collegians Concert Cancelled

May 3, 2013..News Release: The spring semester concert featuring the East Central Community College Collegians has been cancelled, announced College officials. The popular group’s performance was scheduled at 7 p.m. Saturday, May 4, 2013, in Huff Auditorium on the Decatur campus. The Collegians are led by Thomas W. Carson, retired ECCC Director of Bands, who is continuing his battle with cancer.

Slice of Life in Louisville

WWN has compiled these photos of Louisville and Winston County and they are currently used on the City's website. We hope you enjoy and recognize our quality of life. In spite of all the issues that small towns and rural areas face, we don't think there is a better place to live and raise your family.

City Elections Coming Up Next Tuesday

The primary election of the Mayor, City Clerk and Board of Aldermen for the City of Louisville will be held Tuesday, May 7. Polls will be open 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the following locations:

Huge Weekend Ahead in Winston County

The weather may toy with us over the weekend but rain or shine there is a lot going on in Winston County. Any rain shouldn't dampen the book sale at the Winston County Library as it continues on Friday and until 11:00 am on Saturday. The Bond School Reunion starts at 2:00 pm at Murphy Creek Baptist Church on Saturday as well. If you have your tickets, your young ones are surely excited about the Disney Character Dining at Lake Tiak O'Khata on Saturday sponsored by Winston Medical Center's Relay for Life Team.

The rain could have an affect on sign up for the Louisville Eagles at Ivy Park on Saturday for ages 7-12 on May 4, 2013 from 9 am-3 pm and the rummage sale at Dean Park that starts at 7 am. Right now it looks like Saturday morning may be clear of rain before returning in the afternoon. Get your gear ready and wake the kids up early to make the Kids n Kats Fishing Rodeo at Legion State Park. Registration starts at 7 am and fishing starts at 8 - Details Here. To finish off the day, stop by the East Winston Volunteer Fire Dept on Hwy 14E and pick up a spaghetti plate. Serving starts at 5 pm and there will be a cake walk also.

You can find out more about these events on our local events page and check out our calendar. If we missed something - It's because you didn't tell us. If you have a non-commercial event that you need publicized, there's a multitude of ways to contact us: email at admin@winstonwebnews.com, on Facebook or Twitter, call us at 662-773-5555 or fax us at 662-773-5910.

Ya'll have a great weekend, try to stay dry and we hope the kids catch a couple of big ones!

Traffic Stop Results in High Speed Chase

A Wednesday evening traffic stop by a Winston County Sheriff's Deputy ended in a high speed chase, a wrecked vehicle and a felony charge.

We are nearing the election day which is May 7th. I ask you to consider my qualifications and my sixteen years of dedicated service. This is a most important election. There are many exciting things happening right now in Louisville. We have two new businesses coming soon, The Family Dollar Store and Hibbetts Sports. Our street paving is under way which is much needed. I humbly ask you to go to the polls and vote Frances Ball Alderman at Large, City of Louisville. Thank You!

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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

The Friends of the Library book sale starts at 9 am this moring at the Winston Co. Library- big selection!......... There's been little promotion this year but today is the National Day of Prayer.