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MSSD systems restored after cyber attack
MSSD systems restored after cyber attack According to Director of Schools Jonathan Criswell, all systems have been restored following a cyber attack earlier this week. “It appears that all of our systems are up and running correctly this morning,” Criswell told the Mirror-Exchange on Wednesday. A professional hacker identified as “Caesar” breached a server owned…
Read MoreServer at MSSD has been hacked
Server at MSSD has been hacked A professional hacker identified as ‘Caesar’ has breached a server owned by the Milan Special School District, Director of Schools Jonathan Criswell said Tuesday morning. “One of our district servers was attacked from outside sources yesterday (Monday) but we were able to contain, eliminate and repair the issue,” said…
Read MoreServer at MSSD hacked
Server at MSSD has been hacked A professional hacker has breached a server owned by the Milan Special School District, Director of Schools Jonathan Criswell said Monday morning. “One of our district servers was attacked from outside sources yesterday but we were able to contain, eliminate and repair the issue,” said Mr. Criswell. “However, this…
Read MoreReid steps down
Humboldt Jr./Sr. High School head football coach, Dorrington Reid Jr. has submitted his letter of resignation after serving four successful years as head coach for the Humboldt Vikings’ football team. He will remain assisting with the Vikings football program as an assistant. Coach Reid has been affiliated with Humboldt City Schools for over 28 years.…
Read More‘Candles for Cayce’ event fills Vineyard church
‘Candles for Cayce’ event fills Vineyard church By Steve Short “We’re hopeful,” Minister Terry Hansen said standing at a podium before a large crowd that filled the Milan Vineyard Church sanctuary on Wednesday night, August 16. Rev. Hansen, now pastor of Central Avenue Christian Church in Humboldt, was one of the first speakers during…
Read More‘Berry skilled beauties lead ‘berry festival
CARAWAY IS NEW GC – Strawberry Festival president, Melissa Swingler (right), announces Chelsea Caraway will serve as her general chairman. The former hostess princesses will lead next year’s 81st annual West Tennessee Strawberry Festival. Both Caraway and Swingler are holding festival magazine covers from their hostess princess years. Caraway named General Chair It’s August and…
Read MoreHumboldt election draws new candidates
The deadline to be on the ballot for Humboldt’s November election has come and gone. Qualifying officially ended last Thursday, August 17 at noon. Bring on the campaigns. On the November 7 ballot will be mayor and all five aldermen seats. Also on the ballot will be four of the five school board seats. Humboldt…
Read MoreRetired Marine dog is part of the family
By Crystal Burns For a Trenton couple, Hottie is more than a pet. She’s a protective older sister to their two-year-old son, a military hero, and what completes their family. Chais Wallsmith and Leslie Young took Hottie to a veterinarian in Nashville last week where they learned the retired Marine Labrador is suffering from insulinomna…
Read MoreAt 98, O’Dessie is a familiar sight, quilting at senior center
Reeling in the Years O’Dessie Morris Sullivan is seen weekly at Humboldt Senior Citizens Center. The diligent quilter takes pride in still getting around and doing chores at 98! by J.D. Pinkerton O’Dessie “Dessie” Morris Sullivan is usually at the Senior Citizens Center in Humboldt twice a week quilting. She works diligently on it and…
Read MoreBridge repairs eyed for Turner Loop Rd.
Three Way Mayor Larry Sanders and his board will be getting estimates on the cost to repair bridge. A bridge in Three Way in need of repair or replacement was the big item at the last Three Way City Board meeting. At the Monday, August 7 meeting, Mayor Larry Sanders submitted documents from the state…
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