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Myers faces time for exploitation
By SUSAN AMUNDSON - News/Features Editor
Sat,10/30/21-1:48PM , 1,851 Reads
A Brandon man is looking to spend some time behind bars after being indicted on Oct. 20 on charges of child exploitation.
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The Marion County Sheriff’s Office is currently holding its annual toy drive for the Children’s of Mississippi hospital. Toys can be dropped off at the Marion County Sheriff’s Office. There will also be a “Stuff the Truck” on Nov. 20 at Walmart, where the Sheriff’s SWAT truck will be present to be filled with toys. Standing by the truck are, from left, Chief Deputy Jamie Singley, Julianna Singley and Deputy Andrew Reid during last year’s toy drive. | Photo by Susan Amundson

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Toy drive begins for Sheriff’s Office
By SUSAN AMUNDSON - News/Features Editor
Sat,10/30/21-11:08AM , 1,532 Reads
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office has started its annual toy drive for children who are hospitalized at the Children’s of Mississippi hospital during the Christmas season. The drive began Oct. 11 and will continue until Dec. 15.
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Santa Claus kneels before Baby Jesus during the live Nativity production at last year's Christmas celebration. The Nativity production will be a part of the celebration again this year. | Photo by Susan Amundson

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Christmas events start Nov. 20
By SUSAN AMUNDSON - News/Features Editor
Sat,10/30/21-10:31AM , 2,634 Reads
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas all up and down Main and Second streets as Experience Columbia crews have been working on preparing the area for another great year of activities for young and old alike.
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This 25-year-old set of emergency extrication tools, commonly known as the "jaws of life," sits in the back of a CFD fire truck at Station 1. Columbia firefighters are working diligently to raise $32,500 for the purchase of a new, modern and stronger set of tools to bolster their attempts at successful rescues. | Photo by Susan Amundson

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CFD raising funds for new equipment
By SUSAN AMUNDSON - News/Features Editor
Sat,10/30/21-10:10AM , 1,169 Reads
The Columbia Fire Department is actively seeking donations to purchase new equipment, specifically new extricating equipment, or “jaws of life,” to replace the 25-year-old set in one of its fire trucks.
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