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    Water Distribution

    Submitted | Franklin AdvocateMore than 200 cases of water were distributed to residents in the...

    Water Distribution
    Submitted | Franklin AdvocateMore than 200 cases of water were distributed to residents in the...
    Tracy Cupit | Franklin Advocate
As part of the recovery efforts from the May 6 tornadoes in Franklin 
County, Adams County Correction Center (ACCC) donated a pallet of water 
to the Bude Community Foundation (BCF). Here (left to right) ACCC 
employee Albert Rivera, BCF Program Director Veronica Brown, Bude Mayor 
Elvia Brown and ACCC Assistant Warden Jason Lynch stand in front of the 
pallet of water.

    Tornado one of largest in state history

    State officials have released the numbers on the May 6 tornado that plowed its way through the...

    Tornado one of largest in state history
    State officials have released the numbers on the May 6 tornado that plowed its way through the...

    Second Team All District

    Tricia Wallace | Franklin AdvocateDuring the Annual FCHS Baseball Banquet, it was announced that...

    Second Team All District
    Tricia Wallace | Franklin AdvocateDuring the Annual FCHS Baseball Banquet, it was announced that...

    First Team All District

    Tricia Wallace | Franklin AdvocateDuring the Annual FCHS Baseball Banquet, it was announced that...

    First Team All District
    Tricia Wallace | Franklin AdvocateDuring the Annual FCHS Baseball Banquet, it was announced that...

    Co-Ed Tournament

    Submitted | Franklin AdvocateThe Franklin County Sports Association hosted a Co-Ed...

    Co-Ed Tournament
    Submitted | Franklin AdvocateThe Franklin County Sports Association hosted a Co-Ed...

    Hospital Week

    Submitted | Franklin AdvocateThe 2025 calendar year was difficult for Franklin County...

    Hospital Week
    Submitted | Franklin AdvocateThe 2025 calendar year was difficult for Franklin County...

    FCHS confers degrees to more than 80 seniors

    By Paul KeaneFranklin AdvocateFranklin County High School said goodbye and sent well wishes to...

    FCHS confers degrees to more than 80 seniors
    By Paul KeaneFranklin AdvocateFranklin County High School said goodbye and sent well wishes to...

    Storms, tornadoes tear through county

    By Tracy CupitFranklin AdvocateOnly one person was reported injured but multiple homes were...

    Storms, tornadoes tear through county
    By Tracy CupitFranklin AdvocateOnly one person was reported injured but multiple homes were...
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    Water Distribution
    May 19, 2026
    Submitted | Franklin AdvocateMore than 200 cases of water were distributed to residents in the Garden City community on Saturday. Pictured here at...
    Tracy Cupit | Franklin Advocate
As part of the recovery efforts from the May 6 tornadoes in Franklin 
County, Adams County Correction Center (ACCC) donated a pallet of water 
to the Bude Community Foundation (BCF). Here (left to right) ACCC 
employee Albert Rivera, BCF Program Director Veronica Brown, Bude Mayor 
Elvia Brown and ACCC Assistant Warden Jason Lynch stand in front of the 
pallet of water. Tornado one of largest in state history
    May 19, 2026
    State officials have released the numbers on the May 6 tornado that plowed its way through the area, and the numbers are impressive.The full...
    Second Team All District
    May 19, 2026
    Tricia Wallace | Franklin AdvocateDuring the Annual FCHS Baseball Banquet, it was announced that Lawson Murray, Detrick Starks and Preston Cupit...
    Printed Paper Online
    May 21, 2026

    Classifieds
    Public Notices 05-21-26
    May 19, 2026
    IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, MISSISSIPPIIN THE MATTER OF THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JAMES W. SMITH DECEASEDCAUSE NO. 2026-021NOTICE TO CREDITORSLetters...
    Public Notices 05-14-26
    May 12, 2026
    IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, MISSISSIPPIIN THE MATTER OF THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JAMES W. SMITH DECEASEDCAUSE NO. 2026-021NOTICE TO CREDITORSLetters...
    Communities
    Hospital Week
    May 19, 2026
    Submitted | Franklin AdvocateThe 2025 calendar year was difficult for Franklin County Memorial Hospital, with plenty of uncertainty and stress....
    Community Calendar 05-21-26
    May 19, 2026
    Saturday, May 30Wroten Retirement ReceptionA reception for Jimmy Wroten upon his retirement after 38 years of hard work and dedication is scheduled for Saturday, May 30...
    Berrytown 05-21-26
    May 19, 2026
    BY PHYLLIS WHITTINGTONThe temperature has been rising. It's getting to feel a lot like summertime. I sure hope everyone's gardens didn't get hurt by the recent winds and...
    Franklin County News
    Schools keep mask usage requirements for time being
    August 14, 2026
    The ongoing mandatory use of face masks within local public schools won’t immediately change, but Superintendent of Education Chris Kent said he hopes to be able to address...
    Water Distribution
    May 19, 2026
    Submitted | Franklin AdvocateMore than 200 cases of water were distributed to residents in the Garden City community on Saturday. Pictured here at...
    Tracy Cupit | Franklin Advocate
As part of the recovery efforts from the May 6 tornadoes in Franklin 
County, Adams County Correction Center (ACCC) donated a pallet of water 
to the Bude Community Foundation (BCF). Here (left to right) ACCC 
employee Albert Rivera, BCF Program Director Veronica Brown, Bude Mayor 
Elvia Brown and ACCC Assistant Warden Jason Lynch stand in front of the 
pallet of water. Tornado one of largest in state history
    May 19, 2026
    State officials have released the numbers on the May 6 tornado that plowed its way through the area, and the numbers are impressive.The full...
    Obituaries
    Obituaries 05-14-26
    May 12, 2026
    OLLA MAE SHORTS WILLIAMSJuly 15, 1946-May 6, 2025Funeral services for Olla Mae Shorts Williams, 79, of Ferriday, La., will be at 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 16, 2026 from St....
    School News
    Schools keep mask usage requirements for time being
    August 14, 2026
    The ongoing mandatory use of face masks within local public schools won’t immediately change, but Superintendent of Education Chris Kent said he hopes to be able to address...
    FCHS confers degrees to more than 80 seniors
    May 19, 2026
    By Paul KeaneFranklin AdvocateFranklin County High School said goodbye and sent well wishes to more than 80 seniors during Friday night's...
    Campus Kudos 05-21-26
    May 19, 2026
    Two Graduate from BellhavenJACKSON — Two local students received their degrees during recent Commencement Exercises at Bellhaven University.La'mechdra Morgan of Bude and...
    Sports
    Second Team All District
    May 19, 2026
    Tricia Wallace | Franklin AdvocateDuring the Annual FCHS Baseball Banquet, it was announced that Lawson Murray, Detrick Starks and Preston Cupit...
    First Team All District
    May 19, 2026
    Tricia Wallace | Franklin AdvocateDuring the Annual FCHS Baseball Banquet, it was announced that Eli Twiner, Jarvis Tillman, Paden Arnold, Drake...
    Co-Ed Tournament
    May 19, 2026
    Submitted | Franklin AdvocateThe Franklin County Sports Association hosted a Co-Ed Tournament recently. Winners in the tournament were FC Ballers,...
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