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New steakhouse to open in Lincoln County Wednesday
ZETUS — Chiefs Grill announced it would open a Steakhouse at the former Funky Monkey on Zetus Road in September. Wednesday will be the first official day of business for the new steakhouse at 1378 Zetus Road. Chief’s Grill Steakhouse will serve steaks from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. It will be dine […] The post New steakhouse to open in Lincoln County Wednesday appeared first on Daily Leader.
Chicken on a stick to healthcare, establishments pass inspections
BROOKHAVEN — Janie’s Bakery is a local favorite for its delicious chicken on a stick. Kings Daughter Medical Center is the main health care provider in Lincoln County and both passed health inspections this week. Mississippi Department of Health inspected five Brookhaven establishments this week. Bumpers, Jaine’s Pastry Shop, KDMC, Walmart Deli and Cracker Barrel […] The post Chicken on a stick to healthcare, establishments pass inspections appeared first on Daily Leader.
Bugs, not cold temperatures, a concern for the trees
LOYD STAR — Lincoln County is under an exceptional drought and has received .23 inches of rain for the entire month of October. The stress from a lack of rain has made trees vulnerable to bugs. Lincoln County Forester Steven Williams said he is more concerned about bugs than the freezing temperatures forecasted for Wednesday. […] The post Bugs, not cold temperatures, a concern for the trees appeared first on Daily Leader.
Spooktober is here, local events to celebrate halloween
BROOKHAVEN — Spooktober is here and so are events to celebrate fall and halloween. Celebrate Halloween with the Bude Police Department. Reggie Cain, Bude Police Chief, said his department will host a Trunk or Treat on October 31. The event will go from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 125 Railroad Avenue in Bude. Clubs, […] The post Spooktober is here, local events to celebrate halloween appeared first on Daily Leader.
Mark Your Calendars: Halloween and treats
BUDE — Celebrate Halloween with the Bude Police Department and other events in Southwest Mississippi. Reggie Cain, Bude Police Chief, said his department will host a Trunk or Treat on October 31. The event will go from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 125 Railroad Avenue in Bude. Clubs, organizations and businesses can participate by […] The post Mark Your Calendars: Halloween and treats appeared first on Daily Leader.
JA’s 2023 Shrimp Dinner: Peel ‘Em and Eat ‘Em fundraiser
It’s time for peeling and eating once again at the 36th annual Junior Auxiliary of Brookhaven Peel ’Em and Eat ’Em Shrimp Dinner. From 3 p.m. until 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 19, boiled shrimp plates can be picked up in a drive-thru or walk-in at the Lincoln Civic Center. Each $15 plate comes with shrimp, […] The post JA’s 2023 Shrimp Dinner: Peel ‘Em and Eat ‘Em fundraiser appeared first on Daily Leader.
'He's a buck of a lifetime.': Mississippi deer hunter bags 180-class giant
'When I saw him, my heart started beating out of my chest. It got to the point I had to lean my head against the tree and look down. I couldn't even look at him.'. A Mississippi deer hunter couldn't believe what he'd done when he harvested a giant buck. The unofficial gross score came to 187 3/8 inches, placing him among the biggest typical archery bucks on record in the state for gross score.
Steakhouse will open on Zetus Road
ZETUS — Lincoln County residents will get what they have wished for, a nice sit down, dine in steakhouse. Chief’s Grill, owned by Brian Knight, will serve steaks at the neighboring Funky Monkey building. Knight opened Chief’s Grill in May. A social media post on the Chief’s Grill Facebook page shared the news. The plans are […] The post Steakhouse will open on Zetus Road appeared first on Daily Leader.
Registration open for Master Gardeners.
BROOKHAVEN — Registration is now open for Master Gardeners through the Mississippi State University Extension Service. Lincoln County Extension agent Tristan Peavey said the deadline for registration is Sept. 11, 2023. People can register for Master Gardeners on the MSU Extension Service website or in person at the Lincoln County MSU Extension Office at the […] The post Registration open for Master Gardeners. appeared first on Daily Leader.
Six local businesses pass restaurant inspections
BROOKHAVEN — Six local businesses in Lincoln County passed restaurant inspections in the last two weeks. They include a sandwich shop, a burger joint, a snow cone stand, a restaurant and two gas stations. Mississippi Department of Health issued straight A’s to the six establishments. Walmart Distribution and McClane Southern received Xs as food warehouses. […] The post Six local businesses pass restaurant inspections appeared first on Daily Leader.
Franklin County senior loves soccer, animals
MEADVILLE — Franklin County High School senior Braxton Martin was helping a vet work on a calf Thursday afternoon when she took a break from work at Larkin Veterinary Clinic. Martin epitomizes the role of Student Athlete and then some. She is a competitor, an artist, a lover of animals, a cockatiel owner, a soccer […] The post Franklin County senior loves soccer, animals appeared first on Daily Leader.
Former Lincoln County lawmaker inducted into gaming hall of fame
A former state lawmaker from Lincoln County was inducted into the Mississippi Gaming Hall of Fame in June. Bobby Moak was honored as an Industry Regulatory/Government Official. He led the passage of HB45 following Hurricane Katrina, allowing casinos to build on land within 800 feet. Larry Gregory, executive director of the Mississippi Gaming and Hospitality […] The post Former Lincoln County lawmaker inducted into gaming hall of fame appeared first on Daily Leader.
Coyotes are a nuisance but not much of a threat
NATCHEZ — Coyote sightings were reported last week in Natchez. The town is filled with bayous, ravines and wooded areas providing habitat for all sorts of wildlife passing through town. Coyotes roam the country side in Lincoln County. It is not uncommon to hear their cries under a full moon or early in the morning […] The post Coyotes are a nuisance but not much of a threat appeared first on Daily Leader.
Mississippi wildlife group offers help for controlling wild hogs
CLAIBORNE COUNTY, Miss. (WJTV) – Delta Wildlife, along with state partners, are accepting applications from landowners for the Mississippi Delta Feral Swine Abatement Expansion Project. The applications are available for landowners in Claiborne, Holmes, Humphreys, Issaquena, Jefferson, Sharkey, Warren, Washington, and Yazoo counties. There are 36 smart traps deployed across the nine counties that are […]
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