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Bruce Farrin/Rumford Falls Times RUMFORD —  Town Manager Stacy Carter said he expects the 2021-22 tax rate to be at or below last year, even though the proposed municipal budget of $9.89 million is up $74,377. “I feel that even though there’s a slight increase in the budget, I know there’s going to be funds in this budget that aren’t spent that will go back into the general fund,” he said. “We’ve been doing well on state revenue-sharing. That will all go to offset taxes, and I expect the mill rate to come in at and really below what it currently is.”

The Ride for Change minority scholarship is now taking applications from all graduating, minority senior high school students in the Lawton, Fort Sill area. For all the details and to apply for the scholarship click here. The deadline for entry is fast approaching, you'll have until Wednesday, March 31st (03-21-21) to complete and turn in your application.

The Ride for Change minority scholarship is now taking applications from all graduating, minority senior high school students in the Lawton, Fort Sill area. For all the details and to apply for the scholarship click here. The deadline for entry is fast approaching, you'll have until Wednesday, March 31st (03-21-21) to complete and turn in your application.

DONATE NOW: March of the Mayors Food Drive targets 8 coast cities DONATE NOW: March of the Mayors Food Drive By WLOX Staff | February 18, 2021 at 5:48 PM CST - Updated February 18 at 5:48 PM SOUTH MISSISSIPPI (WLOX) - Extra Table is partnering with coast mayors to collect food and help restock food pantries. But they’re going about it in a very specific way to gather some of the most commonly used items. Each city is collecting one item, for instance Waveland is taking donations of rice, while Gulfport concentrates on bringing in peanut butter. Donations will be collected for one mont...

During the devastating winter storm of February 2021, the Central Fire Department sent help to their counterparts in the Shreveport/Bossier City area upon learning they were experiencing water issues.