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Dewey Partridge
Coach is a great man and is pillar in our community. His retirment will allow him to be even more involved with the Kiwanis and Special Olympics. Congratulations to Coach Partridge!
— Mayor Ed Pinero
For 33 years, Coach Dewey Partridge has been at the helm of The Cornerstone health and fitness facility, in Picayune. On Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m., a retirement reception will be held there, for Partridge, as he retires from his position as executive director. -
Mississippi’s native plants – what’s in it for me?
By Patricia Drackett, Director/The Crosby Arboretum/ MSU Extension Service
I’ve heard that a sure-fire way to have people buy into an idea or product is to focus on the many ways it offers a personal benefit to them. All you need to do is flip open a magazine or turn on the television to see a plethora of advertisements that boldly claim their product or service is “all about you”. So, let me offer you one more thing to consider, something that really and truly can help “you” improve your life immeasurably, namely, incorporating more Mississippi native plants into your home landscape. -
Krewe of the Pearl rolls despite light rain
The Greater Picayune Area Chamber of Commerce and The Krewe of the Pearl held their 2nd annual parade Monday.
It rolled at 6 p.m., as planned, to the excitement of crowds gathered to catch the coveted beads. -
Sue Pinero
Ohio school teacher, Sue Pinero, relocated to Picayune 23 years ago and has made a difference in the community ever since.
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Legion family donates $1000 to Senior Center
When the Senior Center of South Pearl River County made a public appeal for donations to be eligible for a matching fund grant, members of American Legion Post 73, Sons of the Legion and Ladies Auxiliary came to their aid and donated a check for $1,000.
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Krewe of the Pearl Parade deadline extended
The Krewe of the Pearl is set to roll on Monday, February 4, 2013 at 6 p.m. The deadline has been extended to Friday February 1st; each entry can have its own theme.
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Class expands curriculum through field trip to Intermodal
Pat Richardson's 4th grade Union Baptist Academy class took a field trip to the Intermodal Transportaion and Tourism Center to expand on their current history, state and local government curriculum.
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Pearl River County and Miss. offer “roadside attractions”
By Patricia Drackett, Director/The Crosby Arboretum/ MSU Extension Service
What do you see when you take a drive along our area roadsides? Perhaps your journey will take you past swampy areas that in warmer months sport white-blooming water lilies, accompanying by a brief chorus of frogs as you zip by. Or maybe you suddenly notice that the field you have passed a hundred times is covered with yellow blooms of pitcher plants, called “buttercups” by local residents. During a rainy season, you might be amazed when discovering how much water is being stored in places that are usually dry. -
Susan Haynes Brogan
Susan Haynes Brogan is living her life “on purpose” and not “on target” as some would say.
This mother of three came back from a 16-year decision to stay home and raise her children to be President of Jacob’s Well Ministry and the executive pastor over Jacob’s Well Recovery Center. The Christ centered recovery center for women is located in Poplarville, and is -
High Tide Productions has the talent; now needing community’s help to go to state
Picayune Memorial High School's theatre troupe, High Tide Productions, recently competed at the Mississippi Theatre Association's Annual State Competition on Friday, January 18, 2013.
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