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On Standby

Crews with Emergency Disaster Services have staged, along with utility crews at Camp McCain in anticipation of Winter Storm Fern's impact on Grenada County and surrounding areas.

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Grenada County remains at Level 4 - Extreme alert; more ice expected as 2nd wintry wave moves in

By ADAM PRESTRIDGE ADAM PRESTRIDGE - Publisher
Sat,01/24/26-4:31PM, 2,695 Reads
Grenada County remains at its highest winter weather alert level as a second, more dangerous wave of Winter Storm Fern moves into the area, prompting officials to warn residents to stay off the roads and prepare for possible extended power outages.
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Stealth bombing was impressive

Tue,06/24/25-1:38PM, 2,679 Reads 24,576 Statewide
As he is accustomed to doing, President Donald Trump may be exaggerating the success of America’s surprise attack over the weekend on three of Iran’s key nuclear facilities.
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Eyeing the Ball

Grenada High School junior outside hitter Kia Jackson, 19, leaps high to get the kill, while senior teammate Mary Taylour Wilbourn prepares for the return during last week’s Class 6A, Region 1 contest with South Panola.

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Grenada HS volleyball; now 7-6 with victories

By CHUCK HATHCOCK CHUCK HATHCOCK - Sports Editor
Thu,09/11/25-5:15PM, 2,668 Reads
The Grenada Lady Chargers inched over the .500 mark last week with 3-0 wins over Water Valley and South Panola to improve to 7-6 overall.
Against Water Valley last Tuesday, GHS won by scores of 25-19, 25-17 and 25-14. Senior Olivia Lashley led the way with 11 aces and 6 kills. Junior Mary Grace Klinck added 5 aces and 6 kills.
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Photo by Chuck Hathcock © 2025 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc. Kirk Academy’s Lylah Kate Burnett gets ready to slide at home plate during Friday’s home opener against DeSoto (Ark.) School.

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Seven-run third inning leads KA to opening win

By CHUCK HATHCOCK CHUCK HATHCOCK - Sports Editor
Thu,07/31/25-5:00PM, 2,645 Reads
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Grenada County remains at Level 4 - Extreme alert; more ice expected as 2nd wintry wave moves in

Stealth bombing was impressive

Grenada HS volleyball; now 7-6 with victories

Seven-run third inning leads KA to opening win

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