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Arrest Report April 1

Thu,04/02/20-10:55AM, 7,978 Reads
The following individuals were taken in to custody and booked in to the docket at the Scott County Jail between March 20 and March 265, 2020. All individuals are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
3/20 Paul Rimmer, Jr., 916 A S Natchez St., Kosciusko – Indictment
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CARES Act money was supposed to help Mississippi businesses. Did it?

By GEOFF PENDER - MISSISSIPPI TODAY GEOFF PENDER - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Wed,06/02/21-5:01PM, 7,968 Reads 168,709 Statewide
Kate Rosson was fearful of losing her small business during the pandemic in late summer of 2020, and like thousands of others she had applied for a Mississippi COVID-19 Back to Business grant — up to $25,000 to help small companies stay afloat.
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COVID-19 cases identified in Forest, Scott County

By TIM BEELNAD TIM BEELNAD
Wed,04/08/20-11:54AM, 7,958 Reads
As of midnight April 1, the City of Forest is under a 10:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. nightly curfew requiring non-essential workers to be sheltered at home until at least April 30.
In addition, children under the age of 16 are not allowed in public businesses as per Executive Order No. 2020-1 issued by Mayor Nancy Chambers last Wednesday.
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The history of Hillsboro, Ms. (1836-1861)

By DAVID GOULD DAVID GOULD
Wed,10/31/18-12:49PM, 7,950 Reads
Scott County was organized on December 23, 1833 and was named in honor of the seventh governor of Mississippi Abram M. Scott. Scott took office in 1832 but passed away early in his first term as governor after contracting cholera during the 1833 cholera epidemic of Jackson.
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