Sardis News

Thursdays New Greater Light Baptist Church has mid week services every Thursday at 7 p.m. Bobby Walker is the pastor.

The Panola County Secret Santa Project is finalizing plans for the 2009 Christmas season.

Tuesday, November 03, 2009 District 2 seat up for grabs today Billy Davis V oters will go to the polls today in Panola Countya s District 2 to vote for county supervisor.

Three defendants charged with shoplifting in Batesville stores came before Judge Bill McKenzie during Batesville Municipal Court Wednesday.

Church News 10-30-09 Thursdays New Greater Light Baptist Church has mid week services every Thursday at 7 p.m. Rev.

A public meeting Monday night about proposed street renovations for Pocahontas, West Mills and East Mills Street provided a venue for residents' accusations of years of neglect of the area by county government.

Panola County Arrest Log 10-27-09 The following information was taken from the log book at the David M. Bryan Justice Complex.

Several DUIs were on the trial docket Wednesday in Batesville Municipal Court. Bobby W. Davis, 78 Kiihnl, Sardis, entered a not guilty plea to Judge Bill McKenzie for DUI-second. A trial was set for December 2. Willie Martin, 107 CR 343, Taylor, entered a guilty plea to DUI-first and careless driving.

Mt. Zion M.B. Church will have its first community health fair from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. at the church on 316 Lincoln Street in Sardis.

A Sardis man told Judge Bill McKenzie he was guilty of stealing diapers from Freda s during Batesville Municipal Court Wednesday.

A slow-moving plan to introduce residential building codes in Panola County has almost reached its finality.

A Sardis radio station owner, after hearing from concerned citizens, has suggested a public forum among the District 2 supervisor candidates.

Jerusalem M.B. Church of Batesville will honor its pastor and wife with a banquet 6 p.m. at the Sardis PGA Building on Hwy 51.

The question of permitting Sunday beer sales in the City of Sardis was put to city officials Tuesday night by a convenience storea s representative who questioned the mayor and aldermen near the end of their October meeting.

After a more than 20-year absence, restaurants will soon return to Main Street in Sardis.

A 44-year-old woman told Judge Bill McKenzie she was ashamed of a domestic-violence-simple assault charge she was convicted of during Batesville Municipal Court.

The Batesville Exchange Club will fire up the griddles Saturday morning for its annual Pancake Breakfast.

In my almost two years as secretary of state, I have worked to make government open and accessible to the public.

The town of Crenshaw is plodding ahead with a cleanup of abandoned properties, beginning with residents who are embracing the effort.

The following information was taken from the log book at the David M. Bryan Justice Complex.