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Joseph Warren

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Warren, Ray moving to next level

By CALVIN STEVENS CALVIN STEVENS - Sports Editor
Sat,12/20/25-2:00AM, 4,761 Reads
Former Greenwood High School Bulldog Joseph Warren is getting the opportunity to continue playing college football.
Warren, who just graduated from Copiah-Lincoln Community College after a two-year stint in Wesson, has signed with Sam Houston State in Huntsville, Texas. Warren is a 6-foot-4, 290-pound right guard.
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Dorothy Glenn Nichols

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Dorothy Glenn Nichols

Tue,01/13/26-7:45PM, 4,732 Reads
Services for Dorothy Glenn Nichols of Greenwood will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church.
Ms. Nichols, 68, died Friday, Jan. 2, 2026.
She was a child development associate for Head Start and a member of the Greenwood City Council.
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Angela Turner-Kimbrough

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Your Neighbor: Angela Turner-Kimbrough: Attorney enjoys helping others

By MARISSA WILEY MARISSA WILEY - Staff Writer
Thu,07/17/25-2:00AM, 4,728 Reads
Angela Turner-Kimbrough has been a busy woman for 22 years.
The attorney works full time at her own firm as well as serving as Leflore County’s public and parent defender. A typical day is spent speaking with clients, doing research and going to court.
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(Photo by Andy Lo, Copyright 2025, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.) This week, GHS Bulldog Erick Johnson (right) shows off his agility.

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Gearing up for football

Sat,08/02/25-2:00AM, 4,725 Reads

Area high schools are ready for a new season of football to begin. Getting a jump-start are Greenwood High School and Leflore County High School.

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