REPM Meeting - Nov. 4
Retired Education Personnel will meet Thursday, November 4, 2021, at 1PM, at Louisville City Hall. For Further information call 662-803-9437.
LitterLess Louisville- Oct 30
Saturday, October 30,2021 from 9am to 11, kickoff at FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH parking lot. Calling all churches, clubs, businesses, schools, and individuals to come be a part of community and participate in community service.
David Sangster Book Event at the Library - Nov.6
The Winston County Library will be hosting an author event on Saturday, November 6th from 1-4pm for Louisville native David Sangster. He will talk about his newest books, Before You Say I Do, and Who’s Fooling Who?
Copies of each book will be for sale during the event.
Check It Out At The Winston County Library!
OCTOBER 2021
The following FICTION books are now available for checkout at the library:- Louise Penny – The Madness of Crowds
- Susan Cushman – Friends of the Library
- James Lee Burke – Another Kind of Eden
- Ben Coes – The Island
- Darynda Jones – A Good Day for Chardonnay
- Jennifer Chiaverini – The Women’s March
- Lisa Jewell – The Night She Disappeared
- Liv Constantine – The Stranger In The Mirror
- Megan Abbott – The Turnout
- Nathan Harris – The Sweetness of Water
- Peter Heller – The Guide
- Charles Martin – Send Down The Rain
- RaeAnne Thayne – The Path to Sunshine Cove
- Lauren Groff – Matrix
- Janet Dailey – Whiplash
- Fern Michaels – 19 Yellow Moon Road
- Taylor Jenkins Reid – The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
- Tim Dorsey – Naked Came the Florida Man
- Jeff Abbott – An Ambush of Widows
- Jo Jo Moyes – Night Music
- Rosamunds Pilcher – A Place Like Home
- Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Treachery
- Kat Martin – The Ultimate Betrayal
- Lexie Elliott – How To Kill Your Best Friend
- Paula Hawkins – A Slow Fire Burning
- Chevy Stevens – Dark Roads
- Lisa Wingate – Drenched In Light
- The New Orleans Kitchen – Justin Devilier
- Delish: Eat Like Every Day’s The Weekend – JoAnna Soetz
- How To Grow Mushrooms From Scratch – Magdalena Wurth
- Backyard Playgrounds – David and Jeanie Stiles
- The Ultimate Guide to Plumbing
- Delish Loves Disney: 50 Secret Recipes
- The Big Book of Small Home Plans
- Begin Again – Eddie S. Glaude, Jr.
- All In – Billie Jean King
- A Cottage for Every Season: Inspiring Homes with Classic Charm – Cindy Smith Cooper
- CDL Study Guide 2020 and 2021
- The Third Pole: Mystery, Obsession and Death on Mount Everest – Mark Synnot
- Blossoms of Oleander – Steve Robertson
- Adopting in America: How to Adopt Within One Year – Randall Hicks
- Code Name Lise: The True Story of the woman Who Became WWII’s Most Highly Decorated Spy – Larry Loftis
- Intuitive Fasting – Dr. Will Cole
- I Ain’t Studdin’ Ya: My American Blues Story – Bobby Rush
- The Old Farmer’s Almanac 2022
- The Plague Year: America In the Time of COVID – Lawrence Wright
- Taking Charge of Your Pregnancy: Reduce Your Risk for Complications
- Killing The Mob – Bill O’Reilly
- Marvel Encyclopedia
Teentober Month at the Winston County Library
The Winston County Library is celebrating Teentober month! Each week in October, teens can come to the library and participate in different games and activities each week. The first week was “I Spy” week, with teens identifying different hidden objects in the display case. Keyleigh Gladney, a seventh grader at Eiland Middle School and a member of Dr. Melissa Davis’s book club, was the first participant. Keyleigh is shown here with her book prize.
10th Annual Panhandle Community Day - Oct. 16
On Saturday, October 16, from 8:00-2:00, the Panhandle Community of Choctaw County will host the 10th annual Panhandle Community Day. Held in the historic Panhandle Consolidated School building, the craft fair will feature local talent in many forms, and, of course, food. A hamburger plate will be available for $6.00.
You may get directions by typing in Mt. Zion Cemetery, Weir, MS on your map app.
Tenth Annual Harvest Festival at Dean Park- Oct 9
The tenth annual Harvest Festival held in honor of the 75th anniversary celebration of Dean Park will be held on October 9, 2021 from 2P.M. to 7 P.M. at Dean Park. For more information call 662.614.0191 or 662.705.8334.
St. Jude Trick or Trot- Oct 16
St. Jude Trick or Trot 5K Run/ Walk will be held at Ivy Park on October 16th. For more information on how to register, please contact Dinah Smith at 662.803.9804 or pick a registration form up at Discount Video or by email.
Ducks Unlimited Gun Bash - Oct. 21
Ducks Unlimited will hold a Gun Bash at Lake Tiak O'Khata on Thursday, October 21, 2021 with Social Hour beginning at 6:00 PM and a Seafood Buffet beginning at 7:00 PM
Ticket Prices
$60.00 - Individual
$85.00 - Couple
$400.00 Bronze Sponsor (2 dinner tickets)
$500.00 Bronze Corporate Sponsor (2 dinner tickets)
$700.00 Silver Sponsor (6 dinner tickets)
$25.00 Greenwing
For more information call: Harry - (662) 803-0403; Alan - (662) 803-2507; Mitch - (662) 773-8008
or Terry Arnett - (662) 736-3921.
Displays at the Winston County Library
Stop by the Winston County Library, kids, and see the fun Fire Prevention Month display and pick up a free Fire Prevention Material bag.
The Winston County Library is celebrating Breast Cancer Awareness Month during October. Free giveaways are available.
REPM Meeting
Retired Education Personnel will meet Thursday, October 7 ,2021, at 1PM, at Louisville City Hall. For further information, call 662-803-9437
CHECK IT OUT AT THE WINSTON COUNTY LIBRARY
SEPTEMBER 2021
The following FICTION books are now available for checkout at the library:
- Brad Thor – Black Ice
- Karin Slaughter – False Witness
- Kathy Reichs – The Bone Code
- Paul Doiron – Dead By Dawn
- James Patterson – The Shadow
- Linwood Barclay – Find You First
- Kristin Harmel – The Forest of Vanishing Stars
- Joy Fielding – Cul-de-Sac
- Robin Cook – Viral
- Wanda Brunstetter – Walnum Creek Wish
- Jenna McKinlay – Wait For It
- Danielle Steel – Complications
- Preston & Child – Bloodless
- Catherine Coulter – Vortex
- Lynette Eason – Hostile Intent
- James Patterson – The Noise
- Laurell K. Hamilton – A Terrible Fall of Angels
- Sandra Brown – Blind Tiger
- Joyce Carol Oates – Breathe
- R. A. Salvatore – Starlight Enclave
- Stephen King – Billy Summers
- Chandler Baker – The Husbands
UDC Meeting
Winston Guards #2643, United Daughters of the Confederacy, will meet Tuesday, October 5, 2021, at 5:30 at Lake Tiak-O’Khata. For further information, call 662-803-9437.
Area High School Students Invited to ECCC’s Be Our Guest Night Sept. 30
The Neshoba Central High School Big Blue Marching Band will perform and one lucky student will get a chance to win a $1,000 scholarship for the Fall 2022 semester as East Central Community College hosts its annual “Be Our Guest” football game Thursday, Sept. 30.
All area high school (9th through 12th grade) students are invited to attend and will be admitted free to the MACCC South Division football game between the East Central Warriors and the Pearl River Wildcats. Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. in Bailey Stadium on the ECCC campus in Decatur.
In addition to the $1,000 scholarship for Fall 2022, several other drawings will be held for door prizes, including vouchers to the ECCC Bookstore booth to be located inside Bailey Stadium.
Area high school students attending should check-in and receive their ticket to the game at the ECCC Student Affairs tent at the student entrance gate located at the right side of the main Bailey Stadium entrance and near Brackeen-Wood Gym. Students must have registered at the Student Affairs tent and be in attendance at the time of the drawings to be eligible for prizes.
“We encourage all area high school students to come enjoy a night of exciting football and fun on us,” said Dr. Randall E. Lee, vice president for student services. “The Warrior cheerleaders, Centralettes dance line, and one of the best marching bands in the state, the Wall O’ Sound, will also be entertaining fans.”
East Central Community College serves Leake, Neshoba, Newton, Scott, and Winston counties.
For more information on “Be Our Guest” night, contact Romonica Evans in ECCC Student Services at 601-635-6300, toll-free 877-GO-2-ECCC, ext. 300, or revans@eccc.edu.
All area high school (9th through 12th grade) students are invited to attend and will be admitted free to the MACCC South Division football game between the East Central Warriors and the Pearl River Wildcats. Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. in Bailey Stadium on the ECCC campus in Decatur.
In addition to the $1,000 scholarship for Fall 2022, several other drawings will be held for door prizes, including vouchers to the ECCC Bookstore booth to be located inside Bailey Stadium.
Area high school students attending should check-in and receive their ticket to the game at the ECCC Student Affairs tent at the student entrance gate located at the right side of the main Bailey Stadium entrance and near Brackeen-Wood Gym. Students must have registered at the Student Affairs tent and be in attendance at the time of the drawings to be eligible for prizes.
“We encourage all area high school students to come enjoy a night of exciting football and fun on us,” said Dr. Randall E. Lee, vice president for student services. “The Warrior cheerleaders, Centralettes dance line, and one of the best marching bands in the state, the Wall O’ Sound, will also be entertaining fans.”
East Central Community College serves Leake, Neshoba, Newton, Scott, and Winston counties.
For more information on “Be Our Guest” night, contact Romonica Evans in ECCC Student Services at 601-635-6300, toll-free 877-GO-2-ECCC, ext. 300, or revans@eccc.edu.
Noah’s Ark Stuffed Animal Kits Offered for First Library Card Sign Up
As part of our celebration of National Library Card Sign-up Month, the Winston County Library is offering Noah’s Ark Stuffed Animal Kits to the first 30 children who come in and sign up for their first library card. “Children can choose between a puppy dog or a unicorn!” said librarian Beth Edwards. Each stuffed animal comes with it’s own Birth Certificate and Noah’s Workshop Gift Bag.
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