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| Emergency Numbers Smith County SO 782-4531 SC Emergency Management 782-9151 Raleigh PD 782-9992 Mize PD 733-2221 Taylorsville PD 785-6622 |
| Check Out "Busy Bee" for Business Directory & Business Cards! |
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| Smith County Development District Raleigh, MS 601-507-9244 Fax: 601-782-9488 Executive Director: Charles Waldrup |
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| 4th grade students visit Shongelo for Environment Education Day read more...... |
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| Photography by Juanita 832-5880 Weddings, Senior Portraits, etc. |
| Mobella's Consignment Shop 101 North Oak Mize, MS phone 317-1858 "WHERE EVERYTHING IS NEW AGAIN" New Clothing arriving daily! Come in and check out our sales! Calling all you gorgeous plus size Barbies: Mobella's needs your slightly worn plus size clothing Store Hours: Mon-Thurs 9-7, Fri 9-5 Owners: Teri & Katie Burkes We also have layaway! |
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| New Book Release: Beth Moore formally Beth Mckay of Mize, introduces her new book, “Light Guards.” The book tells a story about a teenage girl who graduates high school and learns nothing is what it seems to be. Dru’s mother is killed in an accident and her father disappears. Dru finds herself kidnapped by Light Guards and thrust into a world she never knew existed. Her search for her father leads her to discover both of her parents have secret pasts. This book is geared toward older teenagers and adults. It’s a great read for fiction lovers and also contains characters that are werewolves, witches, wizards, and vampires. To learn more about this book or to place an order please visit Amazon.com |
| Mize Varsity Fastpitch Check out our Seniors Page! Click Here! |
| A Special Thank You to Mize Youth League.. Click Here |
| FOR SALE: 2009 Gold Malibu LTZ (Two Toned Leather Seats) FULLY LOADED! $22,000 601-544-5678 601-603-0202 |
| Vicky's Sewing and Alterations 601-832-0316 cell 601-733-2355 home |
Tasting a Mexican Dessert! Mrs. Cockrell's class read a story about Mexican life. So as a treat to the class she prepared sophillas. Sophillas are a Mexican dessert that consist of frying a soft tortilla. After is has been fried sprinkle both sides with sifted powdered sugar and spread the top with honey. Yummy! Check out more pics on "Mize Buzz" |
| Miss Relay for Life Pageant Winners The Smith County Miss Relay for Life Pageant was held on Sunday, March 28 in Taylorsville. The queens in their age group are as follows: Kayanna Blakeney, Madalynne Easterling, Hayley McKissack, Brooke Hayes, Kara Lynn Lowe and Leah May. The Mt. Zion Relay for Life Team would like to thank all that participated in this event and for all your donations. |
| For Sale: Jupiter trombone with F trigger. 2 years old. Good condition. Includes hard case and gig bag (soft case). $800. Call Debbie 733-2242, 849-6910, 951-0115 |
| Roberts Lawn Care Service Call us for all your lawn care needs. Free estimates contact Robert @ 601-466-0426 |
| For Sale: 2005 Southern Entergy DW-400 Manufactured Double Wide Mobile Home - MUST BE MOVED; 4 BR (Master Bedroom includes adjoining office), 2 Bath, Living Room, Den, Kitchen with Island, Dining Area with Patio Doors, Stainless Steel appliances, Storm Windows, Brick style skirting, shingle roof, vaulted ceilings with ceiling fans, fireplace in den, corner garden tub in Master BR bath w/double sinks, crown molding throughout, large laundry room, built in microwave, dishwasher, sheetrock walls, 2,432 square feet ...for more information contact Teresa at 601.850.3380. |
04 Toyota Sequoia. Silver and third row. Good Condition. Limited Edition. 142,000 miles and Loaded!!! Only asking $12,000!!! Call Ernie 601-896-8574 or Wendy 601-951-5498 |
| House for sale in Raleigh on Hwy 18 E 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick home. Email danetteg@nexband.com for more info |
| HATTIESBURG, MS (WDAM) - This summer, WDAM-TV will begin airing a new half-hour, weekly television show showcasing the music and musicians of the Pine Belt. Starting June 27 at 10:30 p.m., "The Green Couch Sessions" will feature full recordings of live performances by local musicians mixed with interview segments - each week, a new half-hour with a new artist. Filmed at local venues with seven high-definition cameras simultaneously, the producers of the show wanted to give artists in the Pine Belt area of Mississippi a safe, conformable place to showcase their talent and give viewers a chance to see raw performances delivered as if they were inches away from the musicians. "WDAM has a long tradition of music programs beginning back in the '50s," said Pam McGovern, head of production at WDAM. "We are proud to be a part of the same community from which these bands come from, and we wanted to give them a way to reach a wider audience." Producers David McRaney and Brad Clark said the crew came up with the idea for the show after watching old tapes from the WDAM archive. "We were going through old commercials and television shows from the early days of the station," said David McRaney, director of new media at WDAM, "Back then, there were no syndicated shows like 'Judge Judy' or 'Wheel of Fortune;' they had to fill up all that extra air time with shows they made themselves. They had a local wrestling show, game shows and variety shows and music shows all made in-house." Brad Clark, the director of the show and part of the production staff at WDAM, said watching the old shows got them brainstorming. "We thought, 'Why doesn't WDAM do their own shows anymore?'" said Clark. "So, we started sitting on and around the old green couch in the production office and laid out the blueprints for the kind of show we wanted to make." Those green couch sessions resulted in the show they went out and filmed over the next year. "We wanted to create something made by the community, about the community, for the community," added McRaney. Right away, the producers reached out to The University of Southern Mississippi, The Downtown Hattiesburg Association and a handful of venues in the area. They then secured the services of Rec Room Recording to capture high-quality audio. Everyone they approached with the idea for a local music show agreed to help. A.J. Reynolds, Mike McCarty, Michael Perry, Ryan Royals and Mik Davis rounded out the crew. They began filming bands and posting the videos to their website. "Bands started contacting us in droves once they saw the quality of what we were doing on the Internet," said McGovern. "This was an idea we had been considering for years, but it took all the right people coming together at the right time to get it made. Now, we see with all the support we are getting that there is a real desire in the community for something like this to be on TV." The first season of "The Green Couch Sessions" will last 10 episodes, and if it proves successful the producers hope to continue the show for years to come. |
First Stop Repair & Auto 8470 Hwy 28 East Mize Telephone 733-2020 |
The Farmers Market I’m encouraging you to think about where you’ll buy fresh fruits and vegetables this year. Buy local and get the freshest produce available while helping your local economy. Produce Available U Pick Pea Patch 733-2339 Orka Jimmy or Kay Corley @ 733-9923 or 310-3819. |
Wanted: used refrigerator in good working order call 601-310-3819 |
| Mobella's now has gift items in stock. BABY GIFTS WEDDING GIFTS B'DAY GIFTS AND MUCH MORE!!!! |
