Ray Van Dusen

ABERDEEN – Aberdeen Visitors Bureau Director Tina Robbins has served in various capacities in both tourism and retirement, but her latest title as president of the Alabama-Mississippi-Tennessee Rural Tourism Association

ABERDEEN – A staple business owner among Main Street merchants has a month to perfect her parade wave.

AMORY – Effective Nov. 3, Amory Federal’s name changed to Amory First Savings & Loan Bank. It also transitioned from being a federally-chartered savings bank to a state-chartered savings bank.

EGYPT – Several churches have made it a tradition to dedicate one Sunday in October to honor breast cancer survivors.

ABERDEEN – To close out a forum highlighting candidates in the District 22 Mississippi House of Representatives race, the Aberdeen/Monroe County chapter of the NAACP recognized two individuals for their

AMORY – After previously being awarded $200,000 through the state, The Windows was on track to complete improvements and reopen as a performance venue ahead of its 100th anniversary in

ABERDEEN – This year has been a milestone year for bio-tech business Gulf Spore, which recently expanded from its commercial mushroom farm in Aberdeen to Florida. The company uses mushroom

ABERDEEN – Several rooms were damaged following an early morning fire Sept. 26 at the Parkway Hotel. Firefighters responded at roughly 1:30 a.m., and the fire was under control roughly

ABERDEEN – An action item during Sept. 8’s Aberdeen School Board meeting regarding HVAC repairs at the high school prompted discussion about the need for a permanent fix.

Hundreds of students from not only Monroe County but Itawamba and Oktibbeha counties were able interact with a range of professionals in the aviation industry Sept. 10 through a steadily