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Olivia Lashley sends a shot back to a Horn Lake player during a recent match. | Photo by Chuck Hathcock

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Grenada Lady Chargers split volleyball matches
By CHUCK HATHCOCK - Sports Editor
Thu,09/15/22-11:46PM , 467 Reads
It will go down as one of the biggest comebacks in the short life of the Grenada High School volleyball program. Coach Collin Ray’s girls traveled to Cumberland last Tuesday night to face the East Webster Wolverines.
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Grenada High freshmen, JV fall to Oxford on road
By CHUCK HATHCOCK - Sports Editor
Thu,09/15/22-11:38PM , 380 Reads
While the Grenada Middle School team’s hosted Oxford last Thursday, the Grenada High School freshmen and junior varsity football teams were in Oxford making up a pair of games from last Tuesday that were postponed due to the weather.
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Michael Smith, Dr. David Daigneault and Sheriff Rolando Fair await results. | Photo by Chuck Hathcock

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Pig Kissin’ Contest nets $8K for Grenada Rotary
By CHUCK HATHCOCK - Sports Editor
Thu,09/15/22-9:08PM , 1,904 Reads
The Grenada Rotary Club was looking for a fundraising event to help provide monies for the various community projects the club takes on throughout the year. After much thought, Secretary Ashley Lane came up with the idea of a Pig Kissin’ Contest involving prominent members of the community.
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Water is released from Grenada Lake at the spillway last Friday morning. Fortunately for Grenada, flooding did not occur following heavy rains received in late August, which caused flooding in Jackson and other parts of Central Mississippi. | Photo by Mandy Ayers

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Lake Levels Lower: Corps continues to drain water
By CHUCK HATHCOCK - Sports Editor
Thu,09/08/22-10:38PM , 2,177 Reads
Every August, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers begins a process called a draw down. It’s the process when the spillway gates at Grenada Lake are opened to let water out of the lake in expectation of fall and winter rains and to keep the lake at a manageable level.
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