The Columbia motorcyclist charged in a Kokomo accident says he turned around after clipping a man’s leg and then only left the scene because he felt threatened.
Editor’s Note: The following people were booked into the Marion County Jail from June 22 to June 28. The C-P will correct any errors. Call Editor Charlie Smith at 736-2611 for corrections.
Terrance Crashawn Abram, 25, Columbia, arrested by MCSO, charged with felony possession of controlled substance.
Monday, June 22
Medical, 357 Friendship Church Road, 3:37 a.m., Tri-Community responded.
Tuesday, June 23
Medical, 242 Firetower Road, 12:04 p.m., Pine Burr responded.
Grass/woods fire, 21 Smith Hill Lane, 1:39 p.m., Tri-Community responded.
The big question right now for every parent in Mississippi and really all of America is this: What in the world are schools going to do when it’s time to go back in August?
Personnel changes were at the forefront of Monday’s Marion County School Board meeting.
This photo features the Dr. T. B. Ford family circa 1903. Front row, from left, are children Paul Ford, Minerva Crystelle Ford and Ted Ford; second row, Dr. Theodore Buckley Ford and his wife, Minerva Foxworth Ford; back row, Earl Ford, Mattie Ford (Lampton), Dercy Ford, Warren Ford, Jeanette Ford (Thompson) and Roscoe Douglas (Rossie) Ford.
Harvest Ministries Summer Camp
Harvest Ministries will be offering an all-expenses-paid summer camp experience for foster families in the surrounding area. The camp staff will welcome 14 children, ages 3-10, at its campus each Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.
HATTIESBURG — Photos of an empty Times Square and the Lincoln Tunnel void of any cars, are just a couple of the photos cardiologist Lawrence (Larry) Leader, DO, has on his cellphone from his recent Naval deployment to New York City.
