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Case of COVID-19 confirmed in Starkville nursing home Acker was perhaps best known in
the community as the driving force
behind the Columbus Redevelop-
ment Authority. He was selected as
Statewide cases rise above 900 the chairman of the five-member
BY ISABELLE ALTMAN
CRA board when it formed in 2014.
ialtman@cdispatch.com The board was charged with devel-
oping and implementing the city’s
A Starkville nursing home has a patient redevelopment plans, most prom-
with a case of COVID-19 coronavirus. inently the Burns Bottom project,
Judy Otts, director of Carrington Nursing which calls for a conversion of a
Center, confirmed Tuesday there is one case five-block section of the city just
of the virus in the facility, which is located on east of the Columbus Soccer Com-
Reed Road. Like most area nursing homes and plex. The project was launched in
assisted living facilities, Carrington has been 2015 and is still in progress, with
on lockdown for the past few weeks. the aim of converting the blighted
“We have and continue to follow the CMS area to higher-value residential de-
(Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Ser- velopment.
vices) and CDC (Centers for Disease Control He was also instrumental in bro-
Tess Vrbin/Dispatch Staff
and Prevention) guidelines,” Otts said. Officials confirmed Tuesday there was a confirmed case of COVID-19 coro- kering the Columbus Municipal
Those guidelines include isolating patients navirus at The Carrington Nursing Center on Reed Road in Starkville. As of School District’s sale of Lee Mid-
with COVID-19 from others in the facility, Tuesday, the Mississippi State Department of Health had confirmed 937 dle School to local developer Scott
See COVID-19, 8A cases statewide, including 20 deaths from the illness. See ACKER, 8A
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5 What singing, clawing Australian actor edition of the April 13:
High starred in “Les Misérables” and also hosted paper. We want Columbus
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Answers, 8B readers that we District Board of
Full forecast on
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attempt to print Brandon Central
accurate, timely Tommy Smith is a sports fan from Services
INSIDE news. Online sto- Columbus. He played basketball and April 17:
Classifieds 7B Food 5B ries are updated baseball at Lee High School and East Lowndes County
Comics 3B Obituaries 4A throughout the Mississippi Junior College (now EMCC) School Board,
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payments? filed your 2019 taxes, the the return if they want impact payments will be
Anyone earning up to government will use in- it deposited in their ac- available throughout the
$75,000 in adjusted gross formation from your 2018 count. rest of 2020.
JACKSON — An in-
mate has died at South
Mississippi Correctional
Institution, and the state
Department of Correc-
tions said Tuesday that no
foul play is suspected.
The inmate’s name
was being withheld until
relatives are notified. The
death occurred Monday SOLUNAR TABLE
The solunar period indicates
night, and the department peak-feeding times for fish and game.
Wed. Thur.
said an autopsy would be Major 7:28a 7:57p
Minor 1:02p 2:05p
done. Major 7:28a 8:26a
Mississippi’s prison Minor 2:52a 3:47a
Courtesy of Mississippi Department
Colen Caraway
inclusion the next day Monday
through Thursday; and on Black, 84, died March be held at Oddfellows Pallbearers will
Friday by 3 p.m. for Sunday 29, 2020, at her resi- Cemetery. Welch be his three sons,
and Monday publication. For dence. Funeral Home of Jason Honnoll, Keyes
more information, call 662- Colen Paul Caraway, age 66, of Columbus, MS,
There will be a Starkville is in charge Kennard and Wesley
328-2471. passed away March 27, 2020, at his residence. A
private family service of arrangements. Kennard. memorial graveside service will be at Friendship
Thursday at Dowd-
Dorothy Pierce Cemetery with military honors for all family and
Lonnie Jackson
le Funeral Home in friends at a later date. Memorial Gunter Peel Fu-
SOUTHHAVEN — Millport, Alabama.
Dorothy Pierce, 89, neral Home & Crematory 903 College St. loca-
A graveside service tion is in charge of arrangements.
died March 30, 2020, will be held at Shiloh Lonnie Hoyt Jackson, 82 of Columbus, MS
at Lifepoint Village As- Mr. Caraway was born September 5, 1953, in
Cemetery near Vernon, passed away Sunday, March 29, 2020, at his res-
sisted Living in South- Meridian, MS, to the late Maurice Brazier and
Alabama. idence.
haven. Rosa Etta Riley Caraway. He was a graduate of
Mrs. Black was born A family funeral service will be Thursday,
A family only grave- Meridian Junior College and served in the Unit-
Dec. 19, 1935 in Ken- April 2, 2020, at 11:00 AM in the Lowndes Fu-
side service will be held ed States Marines. Mr. Caraway worked as a
nedy, Alabama, to the neral Home Chapel with Bro. Kenny Gardner
3 p.m. at Memorial Gar- deputy sheriff for the Lauderdale County Sher-
late Oscar Baswell and officiating. Friends may view at www.lowndesfu-
dens in Columbus with iff’s Department for a number of years. He re-
neralhome.net. Interment will be at North Mis-
Steve Blaylock officiat- tired after 41 years as an engineer for the Kansas
sissippi Veterans Cemetery in Kilmichael, MS
ing. Lowndes Funeral City Southern Railroad working out of Artesia,
with Lowndes Funeral Home directing.
Home is entrusted with MS. In addition to his parents, Mr. Caraway was
Mr. Jackson was a proud veteran who served
arrangements. Friends preceded in death by a brother, Mike Caraway.
over 35 years in both the US Navy and US Air
may view graveside Survivors include his wife, Julie Caraway of
Force. He was a staunch patriot. He also served
service at www.lown- Columbus, MS, children, Jason Caraway (Rox-
many more years as a Fire Fighter. Starting out
desfuneralhome.net. anne) of Maben, MS, Shawn Caraway (Carla)
as an EMT he worked his way through the ranks
of Polk City, FL, Karie Miller (Michael) of Lau-
becoming Deputy Fire Chief in Mt. Prospect, IL
derdale, MS, Lauren Holley (Charles Schippel)
John Acker and Fire Chief of Besenville, IL. He was active
of Columbus, MS, Jonathan Holley of Columbus,
COLUMBUS — John in the International Fire Inspectors Association,
MS, Sophia Odom of Knoxville, TN, and Christa
Acker, 48, died March taught at the National Fire Academy and worked
Odom (David Beals) of Charleston, SC, brother,
31, 2020. on the special Space Shuttle Recovery Teams
Donald Caraway (Glennie) of Dalewood, MS, sis-
Arrangements are around the world. He was dedicated to enhanc-
ters, Christie Rainer (Larry) of Hickory, MS, and
incomplete and will be ing public safety and Fire prevention throughout
Cindy Dearman (Raymond) of Meridian, MS,
announced by Lown- the world. Mr. Jackson was a member of Colum-
and grandchildren, James Caraway, Olivia Car-
des Funeral Home of bus Christian Center, Columbus, MS.
Columbus. Colen Caraway Mr. Jackson is survived by his wife – Carol Ma-
away, Jade Caraway, Madison Miller, Cleveland
Graveside Services: Caraway, Matthew Miller, Eva Caraway, Jase
A memorial graveside service will rie Henrich Jackson, Columbus, MS; daughters
be held at a later date.
Caraway, Summer Beals, Lana Beals, Trinity
Jimmy Freshour – Kimberly (Mark) Tobias, Kelly Wood, Kathy
Friendship Cemetery Beals, Alyssa Beals, Logan Beals, Landry Schip-
STARKVILLE — College Street Location
Flood, Karen (John) Meury, Kristen (Greg) Ax-
pel, and Andrea Schippel.
Jimmy Scott Freshour, tell, and Kendra (Michael) Mask; grandchildren
47, died March 27, – Katie, Rebecca, Andrew, Michael, Christopher,
Brian, Rachel, Allyson, John Jr., Amanda, Isabel-
2020.
la, Jackson, Gabriella, Alexander, and Christian;
A memorial service
and 10 great-grandchildren.
will be announced at a Sign the online guest book at
Memorials may be made to St. Jude Children’s
later date. Welch Funer- www.memorialgunterpeel.com
Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis,
al Home in Starkville is 903 College Street • Columbus, MS
TN 38105.
entrusted with arrange- memorialgunterpeel.com
ments. Compliments of
Mr. Freshour was Lowndes Funeral Home cdispatch.com
born Dec. 7, 1972, in www.lowndesfuneralhome.net
The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 2020 5A
Dispatch
The
BIRNEY IMES SR. Editor/Publisher 1922-1947
OUR VIEW
Precautions aren’t prevention
Y
ou’ve probably heard the idea the claim was well-intentioned, if not tist Medical Group, says that “magic In those instances, precaution is
that if you repeat a lie often accurate. number” just seems to have material- sometimes equated with prevention.
enough, it becomes true. For the past few weeks, our atten- ized out of the ether. That is not always true. In fact, in
It’s a delicious bit of irony, of tion has been narrowly focused on “I think, maybe, governments and some cases, precautions, wrongly un-
course, because that statement itself COVID-19, and the idea that some municipalities have to make rules and derstood, can make us vulnerable.
isn’t true. things are accepted as fact applies that’s the number that was arrived There is the danger. Wearing a
What’s true is true and what’s false here, too. at,” Threlkeld said. “Certainly, there’s mask does not make you immune from
is false, regardless of popular opinion. At the national, state and local level, no magic formula. You can contract the virus. Neither does limiting your
But there are, indeed, many cases health and government officials have coronavirus from a group of two, if one interactions in groups of 10 or less. No
where something is repeated so often consistently pleaded with us to avoid of those people has the virus. There one is bullet-proof. Those precautions
by so many that it generally becomes gathering in groups of 10 or more as a was a report that six family members improve your odds, but they do not
accepted as fact and no one ever both- precaution against the virus. went on vacation and all six contract- eliminate the threat.
ers to probe its veracity. State and local governments across ed the virus. If there had been 10 Staying away from crowds doesn’t
One example comes from a state- the country have written it into their family members, it’s very likely that mean you can touch your face all you
ment often repeated around Super policies and ordinances. the number of those with the virus want. Wearing a mask doesn’t mean
Bowl time: That incidents of domestic It’s just something we accept. would have been 10. The number, in you don’t have to wash your hands.
violence skyrocketed on Super Bowl The question no one seems to have and of itself, doesn’t matter. The real That’s important to understand.
Sunday. asked is this: Is there some magical message is that the exposure goes up Certainly, we should take all the
For years, it was accepted as fact health benefit associated with the with the number of people. That’s the precautions health experts recom-
until, finally, a reporter was curious number 10? Are groups of nine safe, message.” mend. But remain vigilant. Make no
enough to check the data. It turns out, but groups of 11 dangerous? Why and In light of that, another question assumptions.
domestic violence is no more prevalent how did the number 10 become the de may emerge: “So what?” Taking a head count doesn’t make
on Super Bowl Sundays than on other facto tipping point? The answer is that making an you safe. Avoiding unnecessary con-
Sundays. Faced with that data, do- Dr. Stephen Threlkeld, an infec- assumption based on an arbitrary esti- tact with people is a far better strategy.
mestic abuse advocates admitted that tious disease specialist with the Bap- mate can create a legitimate problem. That requires no math at all.
T
deaths which assumes a national shut-down not yet in
place. Without one right away we may see 1-2 million rying to think of ment just arrived at 11:05 from Jackson because
deaths. something that a text indicated his ETA was 11:05 when he was
Part of the problem is the tepid federal response compares to our leaving. We sat over eight feet apart; he recorded
which, instead of establishing a coordinated national current situation has our meeting and will send me a copy.
response in testing and PPE production, has states com- been difficult. Tomorrow we have a job interview using
peting not only with each other but with FEMA! I do not I recall in the ‘60s Zoom. Someone I know was just interviewed
know in what world this makes sense — but it is not this watching the evening and hired over the telephone. An appointment
one. Imagine a WWII scenario in which FDR took the nightly news in black and last week with a medical team took 15 minutes
same approach after Pearl Harbor. I doubt the US would white, Walter Cronkite that 60 days ago took over three hours including
have survived. or the Huntley-Brinkley travel, just for the patient.
Had the Trump administration begun coordinated Report with my parents. The current situation will increase our ability
production of PPE and testing in January when first The body count from to work remotely and communicate without be-
Chris Morrow
advised of the seriousness of this outbreak our best-case Vietnam was like getting ing face to face dramatically. This will be a game
scenario now could well have been the worst-case. a score. If the enemy, changer, but it seems to work. The current gen-
If I were Mr. Gross, I think I’d steer clear of the H1N1 whoever or whatever they were had a greater eration is way ahead of me already, once again.
argument. All Presidents get dealt crises. They differ
body count than the USA things must have been I lost my investment several years ago with a
in how they respond. Even now it is clear that President
going better for us than them. home grocery delivery start up. It was too early.
Trump’s ham-fisted handling of this crisis will result in
Now it seems we watch the newest numbers Now it makes sense. Restaurants are learning
thousands — if not hundreds of thousands — of need-
less deaths. for cases of COVID-19 vs. deaths. The world vs. more about and appreciating their overtaxed
Paul Mack the USA, the USA vs. other countries. The Mis- drive thru windows and take out options. In
Columbus sissippi State Department of Health has an app. the UK I thought it strange they called it “take
One can click to see the latest numbers county away.” Big box stores for food and other items
by county. Not surprisingly, counties with the have recently been countered with smaller local
highest populations and nearest higher popula- options. The initials DG and their yellow signs
“
tion centers seem to have the most cases. are everywhere the local roof top population will
A MOMENT OF CALM A friend told me that during WWII his mother support one.
moved in with his grandparents for survival. Now it gets scary due to the unknown. Will we
Hope
They had some land and some livestock. His still need academic, dormitory, school, church,
Smiles from the threshold of the year to
come,
soon-to-be father was assumed to be a casualty and office buildings? Will we work and meet face
Whispering ‘it will be happier’... of war. One day his future father came walking to face or in groups? Someone said, “Of course
— Alfred Lord Tennyson down the road after having been a POW. My we will always need a church building, where
friend was born 9 months later. will we have weddings and funerals?” I suspect
Very little communication was once the this already points to the lack of a building’s
Social distancing norm. Letters read, “I hope to visit with you next intended use and maybe value.
is affecting us all spring.” The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fish-
in different ways. Things worked out. eries, and Parks also has a turkey app. At the
We want to hear Today we stay in constant touch with friends time I am writing this, 6,524 turkeys have been
how you’re doing.
The Dispatch has
and family. We are also annoyed and disturbed harvested in 2020. This I can understand, one
set up a voicemail by the same technology that allows this. My was mine, finally. It took a lot of social distancing
so our readers can contemporaries and I complain about the current to accomplish this as well.
share their thoughts and feelings during this unique time. If you want generation avoiding face to face contact and the We will get over this, there will be changes,
to share, please call 662-328-2424 and dial extension 101. You can ancient telephone call. Wrist watches aren’t worn but I am glad to be alive and live in Mississippi at
leave a message 24 hours a day. Certain messages will be selected to much anymore either. Problem solving is relegat- this time.
print in the paper. Even if we don’t select yours, know that someone is
ed to a search engine or a chat room. YouTube Chris Morrow is a Columbus resident and
out there listening and you’re not alone. We’re all in this together.
has saved me many times, I admit. An appoint- founding architect at PryorMorrow.
The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 2020 7A
to increase pay and NEW YORK — Amazon fired a worker who organized a walkout at
a New York warehouse to demand greater protection against the new
extend paid sick time coronavirus, saying the employee himself flouted distancing rules and
put others at risk.
BY ALEX ANDRA OLSON New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio ordered the city’s Commission
AND MAE ANDERSON of Human Right to investigate whether the dismissal was retaliatory.
Associated Press Writers New York Attorney General Letitia James called on the National Labor
Relations Board to investigate and said her office is also considering
NEW YORK — Some Instacart legal options.
and Amazon warehouse workers “It is disgraceful that Amazon would terminate an employee who
walked off the job Monday demand- bravely stood up to protect himself and his colleagues,” James said in a
ing greater safeguards against the statement.
coronavirus, even as both compa- Amazon said the worker, Christian Smalls, received several warn-
nies are speed-hiring hundreds of ings for violating social distancing guidelines. Amazon said Smalls
thousands of new workers to handle showed up at the protest at the Staten Island warehouse Monday despite
a surge in delivery orders. a order to remain home for 14 days with pay because he had come into
The one-day strikes had little im- contact with a co-worker who had been diagnosed with the virus.
pact on consumers, but the unrest But Smalls said his contact with the infected worker was limited and
called attention to mounting discon- felt Amazon put him on leave to get him out of the way.
tent among low-wage workers who
are on the front lines of the pandem- teed,” said Shanna Foster, a single said it is nearing its goal of hiring
ic, serving the needs of those who mother who stopped working her 300,000 more workers — more than
can keep safe working from home. Instacart gig two weeks ago out doubling its workforce — to fulfill
Whole Worker, a workers group for of fear of contracting the virus. “It orders it says have surged by 150
Whole Foods employees, called for wasn’t worth the risk.” percent over last year’s levels in the
a nationwide “sick out” on Tuesday. But a rush of hiring is likely to di- past weeks.
Many workers in high demand lute any attempts by existing work- In the past week, Instacart said
are part-time or contracted employ- ers to organize walk-offs. Many 250,000 people have signed up to
ees, lacking in benefits such as paid people are applying for the new work as full-service shoppers —
sick time off or health care. In ad- jobs as layoffs surge in restaurants, “gig” workers who make multiple
dition to demands for more protec- retail, hospitality, airports and oth- trips a day to groceries stores to get
tion against coronavirus, workers er industries that have shut down. and deliver groceries that people
are citing longstanding grievances Nearly 3.3 million Americans ap- order on its app. The company said
over practices that keep wages low plied for unemployment benefits about 50,000 of those workers have
and part-time workers from getting last week, almost five times the pre- actually started shopping.
more hours. vious record set in 1982. It said the strike had no impact
Online grocery-delivery service While many Instacart workers on its operations Monday, with 40
Instacart and Amazon say they said they would stop taking orders percent more shoppers using its
are working to equip their workers Monday, other, newer workers were platform compared to the same day
with sanitation gear and have taken reluctant to give up a source of in- last week.
steps to increase pay and extend come at a time of mass layoffs. Instacart workers are demand-
paid sick time. Instacart said Sun- “I’m grateful to have some way ing $5 in hazard pay per order and
day that it would make hand sani- to make money,” said Summer Coo- a tip default on the app to at least
tizer available to its workers upon per, 39, who started working as an 10 percent. The company instead
request and outlined changes to its Instacart shopper in the Tampa announced Sunday that it would
tip system, but strikers said it was Bay, Florida, area recently after change the tip default to the amount
too little too late. losing her position as a server at a last paid by the client, saying work-
“They need to give us hazard pay hotel restaurant. ers are seeing a surge in tips amid
right now and it should be guaran- San Francisco-based Instacart the pandemic.
Acker
Continued from Page 1A
Berry in 2018. The school Developer Mark Cas- voice of the Patriots bas-
had been closed since tleberry, one of the origi- ketball program.
2011, and is now being re- nal CRA board members, The news came as a
developed as a mixed-use said Acker was the person heavy blow to the Heri-
project with high-end loft who did most of the work tage Academy family, said
apartments and commer- for the group. Greg Carlyle, the school’s
cial space. “We (the board) would headmaster.
“Last night Columbus meet and come up with “We’re just trying to
lost one of its best with ideas, but John was very get our heads around it
the passing of John Ack- much responsible for im- now,” Carlyle said. “His
er,” Columbus Mayor plementing everything two daughters, Mary and
Robert Smith said. “John and doing the hard work, Anna, graduated from
was a leader among lead- everything from paying
Heritage and his son, Eli,
ers. He was respected as the bills and managing
is a senior this year. We’re
smart and determined to the finances to the legal
getting prayer groups to-
those that knew him. John work and managing the
has been the only chair- land purchases,” Castle- gether and we’ll be sup-
man that Board has ever berry said. “He was a very porting the family any
had since its formation. I good person to work with. way we can.”
don’t know of anyone with It’s a shock. He died way Eli Acker is an Ole
the skills and determina- too soon.” Miss football commit-
tion to accomplish what Acker was a father of ment for 2021, where he
he has done in that lead- three, all of whom attend- will join his sisters who
ership for our city. Colum- ed Heritage Academy. He are students at Ole Miss.
bus is stronger and better was an active supporter of Acker was with State
for John’s willingness to the school, particularly its Farm for 25 years, the last
serve others and I am sad- sports programs, where 20 as an agent in Colum-
dened with his passing.” he served as the radio bus.
COVID-19
Continued from Page 1A
according to the CDC’s the website said. Among website, though none are
website. the total numbers are 17 from the Golden Triangle
As of Tuesday, the Mis- cases in Oktibbeha Coun- area.
sissippi State Department ty, 11 in Lowndes County, Nationally, about 4,000
of Health reported there four in Clay County and people have died from
are now 937 confirmed three in Noxubee County. COVID-19, while more
cases of COVID-19 coro- Additionally, 20 peo- than 185,000 people have
navirus statewide. ple have now died from been diagnosed with the
Ninety new cases were the virus in Mississippi, virus, according to na-
reported Monday alone, according to MSDH’s tional media outlets.
Hemingway
B
SECTION
to transfer
PROJECTING THE MISSISSIPPI STATE BASEBALL ROSTER from MSU
AFTER THE NCAA GRANTED EXTRA ELIGIBILITY TO PLAYERS BY DISPATCH STAFF
STARKVILLE — Missis-
sippi State guard Jayla Hem-
ingway is potentially on the
move.
According to a source
with immediate knowledge
of the situation, Hemingway
has entered
the transfer
portal. The
Te n n e s s e e
Gatorade
Player of the
Year in 2019,
she finished
her fresh- Hemingway
man season
averaging 1.6 points and one
rebound per game. She can
still return to MSU if she so
chooses.
This marks the second
player since November to
leave the program after
former three-star recruit
Bre’Amber Scott transferred
to Arkansas-Little Rock.
While Hemingway’s de-
parture leaves MSU with just
12 players returning from
this season’s squad, incom-
ing top-100 recruits guard
Madison Hayes and forward
Deyona Gaston will join the
mix next season.
The Bulldogs finished
their 2020 season 27-6 with
an appearance in the South-
eastern Conference Wom-
en’s Basketball Tournament
Finals. The Bulldogs were
expected to host a regional
Austin Perryman/MSU athletics
before the NCAA Tourna-
Mississippi State’s David Dunlavey will have a tough choice looming to decide if he wants to re-join the Bulldogs for the 2021 season. ment was canceled due to
the outbreak of COVID-19.
BY BEN PORTNOY look at what the 2021 ros- Westburg physically — Depends on the draft dan, both have a string of
bportnoy@cdispatch.com ter could look like: should move to short- question marks when it
STARKVILLE —
stop, though it remains
While Westbrug, Fos-
cue and Ginn are safe comes to their pro pros- MSU earns
Probably gone to be seen who gets slot- pects. Allen has played
Mississippi State’s 2021
baseball roster got a lit- While another year
of Jordan Westburg and
ted at second base.
bets to be drafted no
matter how short it may everything from first
base to outfield since
commit-
JT Ginn is also a like- be, it remains unclear
tle more crowded Mon-
day as the NCAA offered Justin Foscue in the mid-
dle of the MSU infield
ly MLB Draft casualty. when fellow juniors Josh
Hatcher, Tanner Allen
he arrived at MSU, but
it’s still unclear what his
ment from
extra eligibility to play- Ginn was a first round
ers affected by the out-
break of COVID-19.
sounds like a thrill, both
will almost assuredly be
pick out of high school and Rowdey Jordan are
taken, if at all.
true position is. His bat
mitigates those concerns
4-star QB
before he spurned the
Following the NCAA’s
ruling, the Bulldogs
selected in the MLB’s
First Year Player Draft.
Los Angeles Dodgers Hatcher was primed
for a breakout campaign
a good deal, though find-
ing some better foot- Sawyer
to play at MSU. After
could have as many as
50 players returning to
Though it’s only slated to
be five rounds, Westburg
a string of shoulder is- after he hit .311 with
four doubles, two home
ing in the outfield as a
fourth-year junior could Robertson
sues muddied an other- entice MLB teams even
Starkville for next sea- is a likely first round runs and nine RBIs in 16 BY DISPATCH STAFF
pick, while Foscue’s pop wise brilliant showing more.
son. And while it’s ex- starts. Despite that, it’s
at second base makes in parts of two years for a small sample size and That said, Jordan is
pected a handful of play- STARKVILLE — Mike
ers will depart, coach him a prime second or the Bulldogs and a sea- MLB ball clubs may want the more flawed of the
Leach has secured his sec-
Chris Lemonis should third round selection. son ending surgery end- to see what he can do in pair as his lack of plate
ond quarterback recruit
have a loaded roster With Westburg and ed his 2020 campaign, a full season as a regular discipline can get him
since being hired at Missis-
heading into his third Foscue gone, freshman he should still be taken starter in the Southeast- behind in counts. He did
sippi State in January.
season at the helm. Kamren James — who’s in the draft’s first two ern Conference. still hit .308 with 20 hits
Four-star signal-call-
With that, here’s a a virtual carbon copy of rounds. As for Allen and Jor- See BASEBALL, 2B er Sawyer Robertson an-
nounced his pledge to MSU
via Twitter Tuesday night.
Robertson, a prolific pros-
pect on the diamond as
Virtual tours could be next on the horizon well, will also play baseball
for the Bulldogs.
“A special thanks to
Coach Leach and Coach
MUW
Continued from Page 1B
But video tours aren’t “Any time you recruit, Wolfenbarger said. ing at AAU tournaments, Merkel said. experiencing. It’s not just
the only thing MUW is do- whether you see them He was optimistic but not this year as high As the Owls continue Division III or Division II;
ing to keep up the recruit- or not, you kind of take about the 2020 season, school sports have been to adjust to their new style it’s Division I as well.”
ing process in a world of a gamble,” said Wolfen- which the Owls started similarly disrupted. of recruiting, Merkel For now, he and his
uncertainty. With a ban barger, who pointed out 7-4 as they played just 11 “I feel for high school offered a reminder that fellow coaches will keep
on in-person contact, that a high school player games of the 39 on their seniors right now, be- things have changed for doing what they can in a
coaches are relying on who stands out with a col- schedule. With many of cause not only is the every team and every rapidly changing environ-
traditional means of com- lege coach in the stands his players planning to
recruiting process dif- sport in every stage of col- ment.
munication: phone calls, may never have a game apply for an extra year
texts and emails. While that good in college. “It’s ferent, but they don’t get legiate competition. “We’re just kind of tak-
of athletic eligibility —
the latter often wind up in all a gamble, whether you already granted by the to finish out their senior “It’s new for every- ing it day by day and try-
a recruit’s spam folder or see a kid or you have vid- NCAA — Wolfenbarger year on campus — dif- body,” he said. “It’s some- ing to make the best out
go to a mistyped address, eo of a kid or you take a thinks next year could be ferent things like that,” thing that every level is of it,” Merkel said.
a text or phone conver- coach’s word for it.” even better.
sation can take less than He said several re- “We know the way we
five minutes and inform a cruits had pledged to at- were going and where we
player about their poten- tend Owls home games at were headed this season,
tial collegiate destination. Columbus High School, and I just hope and I have
“It’s a good chance for but with the spring sea- confidence that we’re gon-
you to kind of sell your- son on indefinite hold and na pick up right where we
self and to gauge a kid’s “highly unlikely” to re- left off a couple weeks ago
interest and try to see if sume, those plans are off. and start bringing it Day
it’s a place the kid would “It will hurt a little bit, 1 in the fall,” he said.
like to come play as well,” but if you do your job right Merkel, whose season
Wolfenbarger said. and you’ve established ended a few weeks be-
Unable to come to that connection with the fore the virus began to
games to watch potential kid and you’ve recruited spread in the U.S., said
targets finish out their them in every other way, the spring is usually a
senior year, he has had to coming to one of your top time for basketball
rely on highlight videos games at this point hope- recruits to come to cam-
sent by players and coach- fully shouldn’t make or pus. Normally, he’d be
es in order to evaluate break whether they de- hosting players on their
players. cide to commit or not,” second visits or out scout-
Baseball
Continued from Page 1B
and six RBIs in 16 starts in 18 games as a junior in his second season un-
this year, but another but hadn’t seen action der pitching coach Scott
season in the leadoff spot yet in 2020. He would Foxhall’s guidance. With
vacated by Jake Mangum give MSU a talented left- a fastball that can reach
could do wonders for his hander out of the bullpen the high-90s, Cerantola
stock. if he comes back. could skyrocket up draft
In a normal year, both boards in 2021 if his com-
Allen and Jordan are
assuredly off the pro-
The returning core mand continues to im-
While there will un- prove.
fessional ball. Instead, doubtedly be some ros- Freshman Landon
they should return to ter moves despite the Sims and former Itawam-
Starkville next season NCA A’s extension of el- ba Community College
while still maintaining igibility, MSU is primed product Houston Hard-
bargaining power due to to again be among the ing were stellar in lim-
their extra year of eligi- nation’s elite next spring. ited action. Freshman
bility. The aforementioned reliever Will Bednar also
Kamren James showed a seemingly found his foot-
Should they stay or solid glove and a smooth ing as soon as the season
should they go? stroke at the plate in his was canceled and could
move into the weekend
While the junior class first season in Starkville.
has ample professional Expect him to be a star as rotation.
prospects, it’s murky as soon as next year. In addition to the
to whether MSU’s five- Fellow freshman Lo- current roster, the Bull-
man senior class returns. gan Tanner also had his dogs welcome the No.
Graduate transfers moments both at catcher 13 ranked recruiting
David Dunlavey and Car- and at the dish. class according to Per-
lisle Koestler — fifth and Perhaps more im- fect Game. Top prospect
sixth-year seniors this portantly, two-thirds of Blaze Berry should be
season, respectively — MSU’s weekend rotation one of the first 10 play-
could both theoretically should be back in 2021. ers to hear his name in
come back as neither Christian MacLeod has the MLB Draft and likely
should be taken if the been billed as a potential won’t make it to MSU, but
draft drops to five rounds. first rounder down the the bulk of the Bulldogs’
Spencer Price and Ri- line and his four starts haul should help round
ley Self were in the midst this season backed it up. out next year’s squad.
of major bounce-back Totaling an ER A of 0.86 Assuming Allen and
years, but both boast long in 21 innings pitched, Jordan come back too,
injury histories. If they MacLeod allowed just MSU will have an expe-
hope to continue playing, nine hits while striking rienced core as college
another year at MSU in out 35. baseball rosters across
major roles would be- Hard-throwing right- the country are loaded
hoove them should they hander Eric Cerantola with as much talent as
stay healthy. flashed an improved com- the game has never seen
Jack Eagan appeared mand of the strike zone before.
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Horoscopes
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (APRIL in the race but what you do with infuse the moment with feeling.
1). You’re a rebel, a dreamer, a it that matters. Too much of it is like too much
creator and a fighter. You fight TAURUS (April 20-May 20). honey in the tea. It becomes so
for yourself, your family and the Giving your loved ones the best overly sweet that the other fla-
health of the world. You fight of you will be a lot easier when vors become indistinguishable.
in small daily actions, votes, you don’t feel deprived. Just LEO (July 23-Aug. 22).
purchases, in the people you because you choose to serve Hands-on is the quickest way to
choose and in the way you show others doesn’t make you their learn. As for today’s interesting
your love and respect. By your servant. Make sure the roles work, you wouldn’t want to do
next birthday, you’ll look back are balanced. it all of the time, but having
BABY BLUES amazed at the difference you GEMINI (May 21-June this experience enriches your
made. Leo and Capricorn adore 21). Well done is better than perspective.
you. Your lucky numbers are: 5, well said, except in a case like VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22).
33, 40, 21 and 6. today, when you’ll be presented There are legends of people
ARIES (March 21-April 19). with a possibility that you just living to be hundreds of years
Sometimes, you’re behind your don’t feel like doing. Then well old. The truth of them is doubt-
friends and colleagues. and said is better, and thing to say ful, and yet, certain practices
sometimes you’re ahead. Both well is “no.” make you feel like you’re getting
ways have benefits and deficits. CANCER (June 22-July 22). younger. You’ll do more of those
In the end, it’s not your position A drop of sentimentality can today.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23).
The impression you get when
you meet someone new will be
like a line drawing in a coloring
book. You’ll fill in the colors with
BEETLE BAILEY subsequent visits, but the initial
form will remain.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.
21). Don’t worry about making
anyone like you, convincing
the skeptics or pleasing the
audience. When you do what
you’re interested in doing, a
team will emerge quite naturally
to support you.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec.
21). Not every idea you have is
worth following, but the good
ones will keep coming back to
mind. Some of them have per-
MALLARD FILLMORE sisted for years, and you’re just
now giving them their due.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19). Moods are conveyed in fa-
cial expressions and fonts, body
language and lighting, music
and weather. Close your eyes
and try to see the mood inside
you. Don’t let its message be
muffled by the external world.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18). Much about who you are
was forged by others when you
were too small to make your
own decisions. Now that you
FAMILY CIRCUS are able to control some of your
circumstances, you’re forging
your character out of choice.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20). Since regret never moved
things forward, you’ll use what
you’ve learned to make new
choices. An excellent one will
have the sort of quick outcome
you can immediately build upon.
The Days of
Quarantine:
Part I
In a very short amount of time, ways of life were changed
in the Golden Triangle. Schools, churches, clubs and local
businesses closed with uncertain prospects for reopening.
People quickly started working from home and spending
less time in the public. Social gatherings came to a halt while
social distancing became the new norm.
For many, the pace of life slowed dramatically.
Days once filled with the sound of cars and machines are
now brimming with voices and chirping birds.
Last week Dispatch employee and freelance photographer
Deanna Robinson made her way across Lowndes County with
her camera. She found families playing together, couples
spending time having real conversations, children learning
outdoors and people working from home.
She described it as a calming experience in an uncertain
time.
TOP: Lily Dunn, 17, sits in her bedroom during the COVID-19
quarantine. She is a senior at New Hope High School. “This
was supposed to be the best year of my life. Instead, we’re all
stuck at home, missing out on all the senior activities we’ve
anticipated since kindergarten” Lily said. She is the daughter
of Jenny LeBlanc. TOP LEFT: Ellis, 8, Robby, Marlee Cate, 4,
and Anna Hudson play Uno on the front steps of their home
in New Hope. Robby teaches Cyber Foundations at New Hope
Middle. Anna works at outpatient speech therapy at Baptist
but due to the low caseload during this time, she is taking
temperatures in the outpatient pavilion. MIDDLE LEFT: Cooper
Goodman, 14, Landry Allison, 13, and Isabella Allison, 13,
use sidewalk chalk to make a mosaic on the driveway of their
grandparents’ home in New Hope. Cooper is the son of Dean
and Shilo Goodman. Landry and Isabella are the children of
Sam and Erika Allison. BOTTOM LEFT: Heather, Dow and
Hannah Frances Ford enjoy some fresh air as they catch up on
some work on their front lawn on 12th Avenue North in Colum-
bus. COVID-19 has landed each of them at home until further
notice. Heather teaches Kindergarten at Annunciation Catholic
School. Dow is an assistant manager at Zachary’s. Hannah
Frances is a Junior in nursing school at Spring Hill College in
Mobile, Alabama. ABOVE: Rebecca Jo McCormick reads her
bible while her husband, Fritz McCormick, enjoys the peace-
ful day on their porch on Military Road in Columbus. “I am so
grateful to God and our President Trump for giving us hope.
Stay safe and stay home,” Rebecca Jo said.
Food LIFESTYLES EDITOR
Jan Swoope: 328-2471
THE DISPATCH n CDISPATCH.COM n WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 2020 n 5B
An Easter toffee
culinary.net
Here’s a great snack to have on
hand for everyone staying at home
more these days.
Turn to a
tart, sweet
snack
FAMILY FEATURES
W
hen snack time comes
calling, here’s an easy
option that’s ready to go
in your refrigerator and is perfect
during a break from working or
studying at home. These mini
fruit tarts require just a handful of
common ingredients and can be
refrigerated until cravings strike
for something sweet.
Find more snack ideas at culi-
nary.net.
BY JAN SWOOPE there are numerous ways families “My mother was like a gourmet
jswoope@cdispatch.com can keep it special, spiritually as cook; anything she put her hands
Family-friendly
M
well as when it comes to adding to was just divine. Everything she
eredith McClanahan Fraser a festive touch for the young and made was wonderful, from shrimp
admits she is “a sucker and grits to fried quail,” said Fraser.
young-at-heart.
ways to rethink
for new recipes.” So when
“I think children would like In reminiscing about Easters
she went on the hunt for something
helping put the M&Ms and sprin- past that stand out in memory,
different for Easter, a saltine toffee
kles on this,” said Fraser, who Fraser shared, “My maternal grand-
favorite recipes
treat topped with the pretty pastels
plans to make up plenty of toffee parents always had an Easter egg
of spring caught her eye. She found
the recipe at twopeasandtheirpod. for her three grandchildren. “Since hunt at the house for me and my
com. In short order, she made a big we can’t all be together like we siblings and our friends. We would
FAMILY FEATURES normally would, I’ll just make this be dressed in our Sunday best.”
sheet pan of it and shared some with
F
neighbors. and maybe drop it off on their front As the egg hunters got older,
reshen up family dinners by doorstep and wave to them through Fraser’s mother carried on the
adding new ingredients like “Sometimes my neighbors end
up being the guinea pigs,” the Co- the window. tradition, but with a twist.
pecans, with natural richness “As we became adults, we started
lumbus cook said with a smile. “Of course, I’m sure if my broth-
and subtle sweetness coupled with er reads this, he’ll expect some at having three-legged hunts, just
irresistible crunch. “I was looking for something that
might be fun for kids to help make, his doorstep, too,” she laughed. like we used to do the three-legged
Kitchen staples are being used Cooking is “like therapy,” for races for field day at school,” Fraser
especially since we’re quarantined,”
to add twists to traditional dishes, Fraser, who credits her mother, Joy explained. “It’s a wonder no one
said Fraser. “With COVID-19, it
so finding an item you can use to looks like there won’t be Easter McClanahan — a Dispatch Cook of broke any bones trying to hunt eggs
mix up classic family recipes is gatherings.” the Week in 1962 — and her grand- that way. We would laugh until we
key. Pecans pack flavor, texture While Easter observances will mother, Erma Baynham, for passing cried. We still have 3-legged hunts.”
and nutrition all in one bite, and certainly be different this year, on a joy of it. See EASTER TOFFEE, 6B
they have a long shelf life. Shelled
pecans can be kept in airtight con-
See PECANS, 6B
BUTTER TOGETHER
Recipe tips
the recipe to hit season 20
BY LYNN ELBER
When making saltine AP Television Writer
toffee, Fraser stressed,
“When it says to keep LOS ANGELES — There are cooking shows
stirring continuously, hosted by celebrities, some of whom may know a
keep stirring! And when it fricassee from a frittata, and shows that feature
says boil for three or four arrogant chefs and bad cooks. There’s an upcom-
minutes, don’t boil it any ing digital series in which blindfolded chefs get
longer.” smacked in the face with a dish and compete to
After the toffee has identify and make it.
had eight minutes in the Then there’s the gimmick-free “America’s
oven, be at the ready, she Test Kitchen,” in its 20th season of expertly guid-
advised. ing viewers through well-vetted steps for savory
“As soon as you bring sauces, perfectly grilled fish and flaky pie crusts,
it out, spread the choco- among the 1,000-plus recipes it has demystified
late chips on it. As soon to date. Also on the menu are reviews of a range
as they melt, you need to of ingredients, from anchovies to baking choco-
spread all the chocolate late to pasta, as well as cookware.
chips over the saltines.” No need to sample more than a half-dozen
Different candies can styles of yogurt, including Australian and Bul-
be substituted as desired, garian, because “America’s Test Kitchen” has
and decorations could Jan Swoope/Dispatch Staff done it for us. Being practical, not trendy, has its
be adapted to different Easter saltine toffee requires only 20 minutes of prep and cook time, but allow benefits: It boasts of being the longest-running
holidays, Fraser noted. about two hours for the chocolate to set.
U.S. cooking series. (Japan’s “Today’s Cooking,”
Although her work life which debuted in 1957, has it beat international-
unstable times, particular- late candies chips evenly over the top of
has yet to alter signifi- Sprinkles, if desired crackers. Let chocolate chips ly.)
cantly due to COVID-19 ly for the children around
sit for 2 minutes so they have The show’s unwavering focus explains its
(there are a limited us, plan for an Easter ■ Preheat oven to 350 F. Line a chance to melt. Spread
you will long remember success, said Jack Bishop, chief content officer
number of people in the a large baking sheet with a melted chocolate with a knife
for America’s Test Kitchen and on-screen host of
office space, and everyone as meaningful. It can be Silpat baking mat, parchment or rubber spatula. Sprinkle with
done. And a sweet-and- paper or aluminum foil. If using candy and sprinkles, if using. the product comparison segments.
is easily able to maintain foil, spray lightly with nonstick ■ Let toffee sit for about 2 “There’s a lot of food content on television
distance), Fraser is sensi- salty toffee can’t hurt.
cooking spray. Place saltines in hours or until the chocolate and on video platforms, especially in either the
tive to changes affecting a single layer, touching, on the hardens. You can refrigerate competition genre or in the travel genre,” Bishop
her Golden Triangle EASTER SALTINE TOFFEE baking sheet. Set aside.
■ In a medium saucepan, melt
toffee for an hour, or freeze for
30 minutes. When chocolate is said. With the public TV series, “it’s first and
community. Prep time: 5 minutes
foremost the content and the utility of the show,
Cook time: 15 minutes butter and brown sugar to- set up, break toffee into pieces
“Please stay safe, and gether over medium-high heat. and serve. that it helps people cook.”
Total time: 2 hours, 20
support local businesses minutes Bring butter and brown sugar (Note: You can top toffee with
because they’re really go- Makes 20 servings mixture to a boil. Boil for 3-4 chopped pecans or almonds.
ing to be the ones that are minutes, stirring constantly. Toffee will keep up to 2 weeks
going to take the toughest 40 saltine crackers Pour mixture evenly over sal- in airtight container in the
1 cup unsalted butter tine crackers. Bake 8 minutes fridge, or in the freezer for up
knocks,” she urged. 1 cup brown sugar or until topping is bubbling. to 2 months.)
As we all seek ways 2 cups chocolate chips ■ Remove pan from oven and (Source: twopeasandtheirpod.
to maintain stability in 1 cup M&Ms or other choco- immediately sprinkle chocolate com, via Meredith Fraser)
Butter Together
Continued from Page 5B
on the edges, not a rolling boil). Taste a teaspoon or small cookie scoop to
CHICKEN AND DUMPLINGS broth and add salt and pepper as needed. drop dumplings over the top of the stew.
3 cups chicken broth (made from chicken In the meantime, place flour and whipping Do not stir. Cover the pot. (This is an
carcass, garlic, water, and chicken cream into a mixing bowl. Mix with a
bouillon) important step. If you do not have a lid,
large spoon just until the dough comes use a plate or cookie sheet. The pot
About 2 cups cooked, diced chicken together; if it appears too dry or shaggy,
2 cups self-rising flour add more cream, about a tablespoon at a must be covered for the dumplings to
1 cup heavy whipping cream time. (If you really like dumplings, you can cook properly.) Simmer, covered, for 15
easily increase this recipe. Just maintain minutes. Do not peek. When you lift the
■ Pour chicken broth into saucepan and the proportion of two parts flour to one lid, some of the dumplings will have fallen
bring to a boil. Add cooked chicken and part cream.) apart to thicken the chicken broth. Serve
turn heat down to simmer (just bubbling ■ When chicken broth is bubbling, use immediately.
Pecans
Continued from Page 5B
tainers in the refrigerator 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
for about nine months (optional)
1 cup finely chopped fresh
and for up to two years in pecan pieces, divided
sealed plastic bags in the
freezer. n Heat oven to 400 F. Line
While pecans are be- baking sheet with parchment
paper.
loved in classic desserts, n In large bowl, mix ground
like pecan pie, they also chicken, spinach, lemon juice,
offer a variety of nutri- egg, garlic, onion powder, pa-
tion benefits that can be
added to nearly any meal.
prika, salt, pepper, cayenne (if
desired) and 1/2 cup pecans Correction
until well combined. The incorrect Sudoku puzzle appeared in the Sunday
They are among the n Roll chicken mixture into 1
highest in “good” mono- tablespoon- sized meatballs.
edition of The Dispatch. The correct puzzle and its
unsaturated fats, contain n Place reserved pecans in answer appear below. We apologize for the error.
3 grams of plant protein bowl. Roll meatballs in pecans
to coat then place on prepared
per serving and are a baking sheet.
source of fiber, flavonoids n Bake 20-30 minutes until
and minerals like manga- meatballs are cooked through.
nese, which is essential n Serve warm with sauces for
for metabolism and bone dipping or over pasta.
health.
Nearly two decades of CHINESE CHICKEN
research document the
heart-health benefits of
SALAD WITH PECANS
Prep time: 15 minutes
pecans. In fact, accord- Cook time: 10 minutes
ing to the U.S. Food and Servings: 4
Drug Administration, sci-
Dressing:
entific evidence suggests 1/4 cup pecan butter
but does not prove that 1 tablespoon rice vinegar
eating 1 1/2 ounces per 1 tablespoon honey
day of most nuts, such as 1 teaspoon toasted sesame
pecans, as part of a diet oil
1 1/2 teaspoons soy sauce
low in saturated fat and 2 tablespoons warm water, familyfeatures.com
Sudoku
cholesterol, may reduce plus additional as needed To add variety to home meals, mix up some standards, 3/28 Difficulty Level
the risk of heart disease. (optional) like these meatballs, by incorporating pecans. 9 3 8 2 4 1 7 6 5
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Wastewater Treatment Plant Court of Lowndes County, Mis- BRITTANY ALEXANDER, THE GROVE/HARGROW, DE- but you may do so if you de- give notice to all persons hav-
will be received by the Presid- sissippi, on the 16th day of UNKNOWN HEIRS-AT-LAW AND CEASED, THE UNKNOWN sire. NO. 2020-0051-PDE ing claims against said estate
ent and Board Members of March 2020. This is to give no- DEVISEES OF JUNIOUS HAR- HEIRS-AT-LAW AND DEVISEES to Probate and Register same
Lowndes County Industrial De- tice to all persons having GROVE, DECEASED, THE UN- OF ANNIE B. HARGROVE, DE- Issued under my hand and the NOTICE TO CREDITORS with the Chancery Clerk of
velopment Authority at the of- claims against said estate to KNOWN HEIRS-AT-LAW AND DE- CEASED, THE UNKNOWN seal of said Court, this 12th Lowndes County, Mississippi,
fices of Lowndes County Indus- probate and register same with VISEES OF LULA D. HAR- HEIRS-AT-LAW AND DEVISEES day of March, 2020. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all within ninety (90) days from the
trial Development Authority loc- the Chancery Clerk of Lowndes GROVE, DECEASED, THE UN- OF GENEVA HARGROVE, DE- persons having claims against date of first publication of this
ated at 1102 Main Street, County, Mississippi, within KNOWN HEIRS-AT-LAW AND DE- CEASED, THE UNKNOWN TERESA BARKSDALE, CLERK the Estate of Michael Lee Notice. A failure to so Probate
Columbus MS 39701 until May ninety (90) days from the first VISEES OF JOSEPH HAR- HEIRS-AT-LAW AND DEVISEES SPECIAL COURT OF EMINENT Mravich, Deceased, that Let- and Register said claim will
1, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. at publication date of this Notice GROVE/HARGROW, DE- OF ANNIE B. HARGROVE, DE- DOMAIN, ters Testamentary were gran- forever bar the same.
which time the Bids received to Creditors. A failure to so pro- CEASED, THE UNKNOWN CEASED, THE UNKNOWN LOWNDES COUNTY, MS ted the undersigned, Barbara
will be publicly opened and bate and register said claim HEIRS-AT-LAW AND DEVISEES HEIRS-AT-LAW AND DEVISEES M. Vlahakis, Executor of said THIS the 23 day of March,
read. The Project consists of will forever bar the same. OF ANNIE B. HARGROVE, DE- OF ROSETTA HARGROVE-ALEX- BY: Ann Marie Langford, D.C. estate, by the Chancery Court 2020.
constructing Manufacturer’s CEASED, THE UNKNOWN ANDER, AND ALL PERSONS OR of said County on the 5th day
Drive and Access Road to This the 17th day of March HEIRS-AT-LAW AND DEVISEES ENTITIES HAVING OR CLAIM- Publish: 3/18, 3/25, & of March, 2020, and all per- /s/ John Campbell Proffitt
Wastewater Treatment Plant. 2020. OF GENEVA HARGROVE, DE- ING A LEGAL OR EQUITABLE IN- 4/1/2020 sons holding claims against John Campbell Proffitt, Execut-
CEASED, THE UNKNOWN TEREST IN CERTAIN REAL that estate are hereby notified or
Bids will be received for a Debra Holcomb Hix HEIRS-AT-LAW AND DEVISEES PROPERTY, BEING LOT 4 OF Cellco Partnership and its con- to have same probated and re-
single prime Contract. Bids DEBRA HOLCOMB HIX, Exec- OF ANNIE B. HARGROVE, DE- SQUARE 34, FISHERMANS AD- trolled affiliates doing busi- gistered according to law by OF COUNSEL:
shall be on a lump sum and/or utrix CEASED, THE UNKNOWN DITION, NORTH OF MAIN, LOC- ness as Verizon Wireless (Veri- the Chancery Clerk within
unit price basis, with additive HEIRS-AT-LAW AND DEVISEES ATED AT 617 4TH STREET zon Wireless) proposes to build ninety (90) days from the first John W. Crowell, MBN 7906
and/or deductive alternate bid PUBLISH: 3/25, 4/1, & OF ROSETTA HARGROVE-ALEX- NORTH, COLUMBUS, MISSIS- a 286-foot self-supporting lat- date of publication of this no- Crowell Gillis & Cooper, PLLC
items as indicated in the Bid 4/8/2020 ANDER, AND ALL PERSONS OR SIPPI tice communications tower. An- tice; otherwise, such claim or Post Office Box 1827
Form. ENTITIES HAVING OR CLAIM- ticipated lighting application is claims not so probated will be Columbus, MS 39703
NOTICE TO QUALIFIED PUBLIC ING A LEGAL OR EQUITABLE IN- You have been made Defend- a medium intensity dual forever barred. The first date of PHONE: (662) 243-7318
The Issuing Office for the Bid- UTILITY CONTRACTORS AND TEREST IN CERTAIN REAL ants in a lawsuit filed in this red/white strobes. The Site loc- publication of this Notice to FAX: (662) 328-6890
ding Documents is: Calvert- SUPPLIERS PROPERTY, BEING LOT 5 OF Court by the Columbus Re- ation is 11693 Highway 45 Creditors is March 11, 2020. jcrowell@cgclawpllc.com
Spradling Engineers, Inc.; SQUARE 34, FISHERMANS AD- development Authority to con- South, Crawford, Lowndes
7085 Highway 45 North Altern- FRANKLIN TELEPHONE COM- DITION, NORTH OF MAIN, LOC- demn by eminent domain cer- County, Mississippi, 39743, This the 5th day of March, PUBLISH: 3/25, 4/1 &
ate, Suite 5; P.O. Drawer PANY, INC., ATED AT 617 4TH STREET tain real property, being Lot 4 Latitude: 33 19 14.96 N, Lon- 2020. 4/8/2020
1078; West Point, MS 39773. DELTA TELEPHONE COMPANY, NORTH, COLUMBUS, MISSIS- of Square 34, Fishermans Addi- gitude: 88 37 34.54 W. The
Prospective Bidders may exam- INC., SIPPI tion, North of Main, located at Federal Communications Com- /s/ Barbara M. Vlahakis
ine the Bidding Documents at CELLULAR SOUTH, INC., 617 4th Street North, Colum- mission (FCC) Antenna Struc- BARBARA M. VLAHAKIS, Ex-
the Issuing Office on Mondays TELEPAK NETWORKS, INC. You have been made Defend- bus, Mississippi. The property ture Registration (ASR, Form ecutor of the Estate of Michael
through Fridays during regular ants in a lawsuit filed in this is necessary to renew and re- 854) filing number is Lee Mravich, Deceased
business hours, and may ob- Notice is hereby given pursu- Court by the Columbus Re- development blighted condi- A1159642.
tain copies of the Bidding Doc- ant to Section 77 3 16 of the development Authority to con- tions in accordance with the Michael D. Tapscott, Esq.
uments from the Issuing Office Mississippi Code of 1972, as demn by eminent domain cer- Urban Renewal Plan (Burns ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS – In- Hillen, Wicker & Tapscott, P.A.
tain real property, being Lot 5 Bottom) of the City of Colum-
as described below. amended, (Act) by each of the
of Square 34, Fishermans Addi- bus, Mississippi.
terested persons may review
the application
322 Jefferson Street (38804) All notices must be
above named companies (to P. O. Drawer 409
Printed copies of the Bidding the extent they are covered by tion, North of Main, located at (www.fcc.gov/asr/applications) Tupelo, Mississippi 38802- emailed to
Documents may be obtained said section) to each qualified 617 4th Street North, Colum- You are summoned to appear by entering the filing number. 0409
from the Issuing Office, during contractor and supplier who de- bus, Mississippi. The property and defend against the com- Environmental concerns may Telephone: (662)842-1721 classifieds@
the hours indicated above, sires to have its name added is necessary to renew and re- plaint or petition filed against be raised by filing a Request Facsimile: (888)559-0138
upon payment of a non-refund- to the separate list maintained development blighted condi- you in this action at 9:30 for Environmental Review Solicitors for Executor cdispatch.com.
able deposit of $150.00 for by each utility of contractors tions in accordance with the o’clock a. m. on the 5th day of (www.fcc.gov/asr/environment-
each set. Checks for Bidding and suppliers qualified to per- Urban Renewal Plan (Burns May, 2020, in the second floor alrequest) and online filings are Publication Dates:
Documents shall be payable to form contracts within the scope Bottom) of the City of Colum- courtroom, Lowndes County strongly encouraged. The mail- March 11, 2020
Calvert-Spradling Engineers, of proposed utility projects bus, Mississippi. Courthouse in Columbus, Mis- ing address to file a paper copy March 18, 2020
Inc. Upon request and receipt covered by said Act to advise sissippi, and in case of your is: FCC Requests for Environ- March 25, 2020
of the document deposit indic- the particular public utility You are summoned to appear failure to appear and defend, a mental Review, Attn: Ramon April 1, 2020
ated above plus a non-refund- above named of said desire by and defend against the com- judgment will be entered Williams, 445 12th Street SW,
able shipping charge, the Issu- a writing mailed certified mail, plaint or petition filed against against you for the money or Washington, DC 20554.
ing Office will transmit the Bid- return receipt requested, to you in this action at 9:30 other things demanded in the
ding Documents via delivery such utility at the addresses o’clock a.m. on the 5th day of complaint or petition. HISTORIC PROPERTIES EF-
service. The shipping charge shown below. Any requests to May, 2020, in the second floor FECTS – Public comments re-
amount will depend on the be added must clearly identify courtroom, Lowndes County You are hereby further given garding potential effects on his-
shipping method selected by the legal name of the contract- Courthouse in Columbus, Mis- notice that not less than ten toric properties may be submit-
the prospective Bidder. The or/supplier and its mailing ad- sissippi, and in case of your (10) days prior to the date of ted within 30 days from the
date that the Bidding Docu- dress and the utility or utilities failure to appear and defend, a the trial, you are required to file date of this publication to:
ments are transmitted by the to which said request is direc- judgment will be entered the Statement of Values pursu- MPH (RE: EBI #6120002406),
Issuing Office will be con- ted. Further, each request against you for the money or ant to Miss. Code Ann. §11-27- 21 B Street, Burlington, MA
sidered the Bidder’s date of re- must include a brief descrip- other things demanded in the 7, which shall be treated as 01803, 504-458-4444, mhous-
ceipt of the Bidding Docu- tion of the contractor or suppli- complaint or petition. pleadings in this action. The ton@ebiconsulting.com.
ments. Partial sets of Bidding er, a detailed description of the date of the filing of the Com-
Documents will not be avail- services offered and appropri- You are hereby further given plaint herein is the 18th day of PUBLISH: 4/1/2020
able from the Issuing Office. ate references which establish notice that not less than ten February, 2020, and the name
Neither Owner nor Engineer will its ability and qualifications to (10) days prior to the date of and address of the attorney for
be responsible for full or par- perform contracts for construc- the trial, you are required to file the Plaintiff is Martha Bost
tial sets of Bidding Documents, tion, extension and/or repair of the Statement of Values pursu- Stegall, P. O. Box 7120, Tu-
including Addenda if any, ob- facilities of the public utility ant to Miss. Code Ann. §11-27- pelo, Mississippi 38802. Oth-
tained from sources other than within the scope of said Act 7, which shall be treated as er than the Statement of Val-
the Issuing Office. and for which it desires to be pleadings in this action. The ues you are not required to file
listed. date of the filing of the Com- an Answer or other pleading
Official bid documents can be plaint herein is the 14th day of but you may do so if you de-
downloaded from Central at Send requests to be added to: February, 2020, and the name sire.
www.centralbidding.com. Elec- and address of the attorney for
tronic bids can be submitted at Utility Contractors and Suppli- the Plaintiff is Martha Bost Issued under my hand and the
www.centralbidding.com. For ers List Manager for Stegall, P. O. Box 7120, Tu- seal of said Court, this 12th
any questions related to the (Insert name of Company to pelo, Mississippi 38802. Oth- day of March, 2020.
electronic bidding process, which directed) er than the Statement of Val-
please call Central Bidding at Attention: Mrs. Whitehead ues you are not required to file TERESA BARKSDALE, CLERK
225-810-4814. 1018 Highland Colony Parkway, an Answer or other pleading SPECIAL COURT OF EMINENT
Suite 700 but you may do so if you de- DOMAIN,
Bid security shall be furnished Ridgeland, MS 39157 sire. LOWNDES COUNTY, MS
in accordance with the Instruc-
tions to Bidders. with a separate copy mailed Issued under my hand and the BY: Ann Marie Langford, D.C.
direct to the President of each seal of said Court, this 12th
Sponsor: Lowndes County In- company to which the request day of March, 2020. Publish: 3/18, 3/25, &
dustrial Development Authority, is directed as follows: 4/1/2020
Inc. TERESA BARKSDALE, CLERK
By: Thomas Lee, Sr. President SPECIAL COURT OF EMINENT
Title: President (Insert Name of Company) DOMAIN,
Date: March 26, 2020 1018 Highland Colony Parkway, LOWNDES COUNTY, MS
Suite 700
Publish: April 1, 2020, April 8, Ridgeland, MS 39157 BY: Ann Marie Langford, D.C.
2020
PUBLISH: 4/1/2020 Publish: 3/18, 3/25, &
4/1/2020
PUBLIC NOTICE:
IN THE SPECIAL COURT OF EM-
Baptist Memorial Hospital- INENT DOMAIN IN THE SPECIAL COURT OF EM-
Golden Triangle 2520 5th INENT DOMAIN
Street North Columbus, MS LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS-
39705 is requesting that the SIPPI LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS-
Mississippi State Department SIPPI
of Health support a J-1 Visa COLUMBUS REDEVELOPMENT
waiver of the two-year home AUTHORITY PLAINTIFF COLUMBUS REDEVELOPMENT
foreign residency requirement AUTHORITY PLAINTIFF
of a Hernan A. Sanchez-Trejo, VS.
MD in exchange for the pro- VS.
vider providing healthcare ser- MARY HARGROW, MARGIE
vices to the Lowndes County WATSON, JAMES EARL HAR- MARY HARGROW, MONTOYA
area, an underserved area of GROVE, TERRY YOUNG, TER- SMITH, BENNIE COLBERT, JR.,
the state, if approved by the ITA YOUNG, TARA YOUNG, BRITTANY ALEXANDER, MISSIS-
Service Directory
U.S. Department of State. SHAWN YOUNG, TERICA SIPPI DEPARTMENT OF REVEN-
YOUNG, KATHLYN HARGROVE UE, MIDLAND FUNDING, LLC,
Letters of support or opposi- SMITH, PAUL HARGROVE, GOLDEN TRIANGLE WASTE
tion may be sent to the Direct- TIMOTHY HARGROVE, ANGELIA SERVICES, CITY OF COLUM-
or, Office of Rural Health and HARGROVE, RAYMOND ALEX- BUS, MISSISSIPPI, LOWNDES
Primary Care, Mississippi State ANDER, MARLON VASHON JAM- COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, THE UN-
Department of Health, P.O. Box ISON, MONTOYA SMITH, BEN- KNOWN HEIRS-AT-LAW AND DE-
1700, Jackson, MS 39215- NIE COLBERT, JR., BRITTANY VISEES OF JUNIOUS HAR-
1700. Any interested party has ALEXANDER, MISSISSIPPI DE- GROVE, THE UNKNOWN HEIRS- Promote your small business starting at only $25
21 calendar days from the date PARTMENT OF REVENUE, MID- AT-LAW AND DEVISEES OF
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TRIANGLE WASTE SERVICES,
Automotive Services Carpet & Flooring General Services General Services
letters. KNOWN HEIRS-AT-LAW AND DE-
CITY OF COLUMBUS, MISSIS- VISEES OF JOSEPH HAR-
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