IN THE NEWS
Barring a challenge or recount, Agnew-Beene wins Ward 1 by one...
After absentee and affidavit ballots were counted Tuesday, it appears Baldwyn Ward 1 will have a new Alderman in the city’s Board....
FEATURES
Madam President
Baldwyn City Court Clerk Mariea Burress. News photo/Jason Collum
In the time Mariea Burress has served as Baldwyn’s...
Chamber Spotlight: Stacy Stone Armstrong, Blue August
The idea of an event venue started being tossed around our family in early 2014. Earl Stone,...
OPINION
The Baldwyn News’ endorsement for mayor
Normally political endorsements are not made on the local level in a small town. Everybody knows everybody,...
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BUSINESS
EDUCATION
Baldwyn School District tentatively sets graduation for June 4
While graduation services across the country have always been a traditional event to celebrate the milestone of students transitioning into adulthood, the...
Class’ first upholstered project is in the books
Career and Advancement furniture manufacturing students complete first project in new facility.
Baldwyn Career Advancement Center Furniture Manufacturing students are eager to show their first...
New class at BHS focuses on improving employability skills
Baldwyn High School has a new class called Jobs for Mississippi Graduates (JMG). This is the first year for this class, but it is...
Baldwyn’s Palmer tapped as next head of Prentiss County Schools
Sometime next spring, Baldwyn High School Principal Jeff Palmer will be leaving a job he loves to take on greater responsibilities with...
Baldwyn School District scores show progress
Baldwyn Schools claim B status, continue to strive for higher achievement
Baldwyn School District continues to rise in the ranks of academic performance. Last month...
