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Tim Kalich, right, holds a plaque recognizing him as the 2024 Silver Em award recipient. From the left are former Greenwoodians, Cynthia and Jim Abbott, who published The Enterprise-Tocsin in Indianola. The Abbotts now live in Oxford, and Jim Abbott also has received Silver Em honors. Tim Kalich, right, holds a plaque recognizing him as the 2024 Silver Em award recipient. From the left are former Greenwoodians, Cynthia and Jim Abbott, who published The Enterprise-Tocsin in Indianola. The Abbotts now live in Oxford, and Jim Abbott also has received Silver Em honors. (Copyright 2024 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.)

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Kalich receives ‘Silver Em’ honor
By SUSAN MONTGOMERY - Greenwood Commonwealth
Fri,04/05/24-8:15AM , 757 Reads 23,421 Statewide
Tim Kalich, The Greenwood Commonwealth’s editor and publisher, has received one of Mississippi journalism’s prestigious awards, the Samuel Talbert Silver Em.
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Leflore County Circuit Clerk Elmus Stockstill died in a Jackson hospital early Wednesday morning from recent health problems that culminated in heart failure, according to his wife. He was 50. (By Susan Montgomery)

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Leflore County Circuit Clerk Elmus Stockstill dies
By SUSAN MONTGOMERY - Greenwood Commonwealth
Wed,11/29/23-11:01AM , 1,176 Reads 32,110 Statewide
Leflore County Circuit Clerk Elmus Stockstill has died.
The first African American to hold the office passed away early Wednesday morning at the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson.
Mr. Stockstill, 50, had served as circuit clerk since 2012 and was completing his third term in office.
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Hospital looking at legal options after county rejects latest request for stopgap funding
By SUSAN MONTGOMERY - Greenwood Commonwealth
Thu,09/14/23-2:12PM , 981 Reads 20,804 Statewide
Greenwood Leflore Hospital officials are considering legal action after the Leflore County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday denied the hospital’s request to draw more than $1 million from a credit line established to keep the financially endangered hospital afloat.
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Hospital reps in talks with UMMC
By SUSAN MONTGOMERY - Greenwood Commonwealth
Fri,06/24/22-12:34PM , 3,755 Reads 40,164 Statewide
The Greenwood Leflore Hospital Board has released a statement saying that “discussions are underway with the University of Mississippi Medical Center concerning an agreement on the joint operation of GLH facilities and services.”
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