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'Dolomite', the biggest, baddest bull in the land will appear this Saturday at the Greenville Heritage Rodeo at the Washington County Convention Center.

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Big Bad ‘Dolomite’ Back to Buck Riders at Greenville Heritage Rodeo
By DAVID W. HEALY
Tue,04/02/24-12:12PM , 1,189 Reads
The power of ‘Dolomite’, the meanest, rankest, bad bull in the land is coming back to Greenville.
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Dr. Bill Brozovich, a Greenville chiropractor and city councilman, took home second place at the USA Folk Style National Championships in Cedar Springs, Iowa in the 58-to-63 year old age division. Brozovich is seen here holding his championship plaque with friends and family who cheered him on.

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Chiropractor, City Councilman —— NATIONAL WRESTLING FINALIST!! (Greenville’s Dr. Broz turns back the clock in wrestling triumph)
By DAVID W. HEALY
Wed,03/27/24-2:44PM , 4,820 Reads
As the days and the hours and the minutes ticked down to his first wresting match in more than four decades, Dr. Bill Brozovich, now 62 years old, could sense the same butterflies well up. It was the same feeling he once felt as a much younger man. The feeling right before the battle. Where he would go face to face with his opponent.
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Washington School tennis player Baker Bush prepares to hit a forehand on Tuesday in his match against Manchester Academy. Baker is the Generals' No.1 boys player this season. David W. Healy, Delta Democrat-Times, Copyright 2024

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Washington General tennis team serving up winning formula
By DAVID W. HEALY
Wed,03/27/24-2:19PM , 6,104 Reads
The Washington School tennis team has a good blend of talented experience and improving young talent. It’s a recipe that may just help the Generals make a deep run into the tennis postseason.
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Riverside High School students Tracy Robinson (seated middle left) and Kyren Bovan signed college band scholarships to Coahoma Community College on Friday. The two are pictured with family members Christopher Robinson (front left), Tashiri Wheeler (front right), Willie Wheeler (back row, second to right), Ernestine Wheeler (back row far right) and Riverside High School administrators Brad Andrews (athletic director) Shawneequa Beal (principal) and Zekeius Hibler (band director).

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Band together — Riverside's Tracy Robinson and Kyren Bovan sign college scholarships to Coahoma
By DAVID W. HEALY
Wed,03/27/24-9:22AM , 5,891 Reads
Riverside High School students Tracy Robinson and Kyren Bovan were given an opportunity and they made the most of it.
Both Robinson and Bovan signed college band scholarships with Coahoma Community on Friday. Robinson plays the clarinet. Bovan plays the tuba.
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