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Inverness native Jack Catlette is pictured second from left on the drums, with the late Jimmy Buffett to the far right on guitar during a brief period in 1967 when Catlette played in a band with the legendary singer/songwriter while the two were enrolled at the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg. Photo provided by Jack Catlette

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Long before Margaritaville and Come Monday, Jimmy Buffett recruited Inverness native Jack Catlette to join his college cover band as the drummer
By Bryan Davis - The Enterprise-Tocsin
Sat,09/09/23-8:06PM , 314 Reads 20,103 Statewide
Inverness native Jack Catlette sat on the porch of his fraternity’s temporary home in Hattiesburg in the fall of 1967 when a small Ford Falcon pulled up.
A fellow Kappa Sigma brother exited the vehicle and walked up to Catlette and introduced himself.
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Nakala Murry and Aderrien Murry after the Indianola Board of Aldermen meeting this past Monday night.

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Attempt to reinstate officer voted down, still no final word from MBI in Murry shooting
By Bryan Davis - The Enterprise-Tocsin
Fri,07/14/23-3:16PM , 192 Reads 13,291 Statewide
The Indianola Board of Aldermen voted down a motion on Monday night to reinstate IPD Officer Greg Capers and place him on desk duty.
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Nakala Murry, mother of 11-year-old Aderrien Murry, stands outside the Indianola City Hall during a protest two weeks ago.

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Nakala Murry, Mother of Aderrien Murry, Signs Criminal Affidavit Against Indianola Sgt. Greg Capers
By Bryan Davis - The Enterprise-Tocsin
Mon,06/05/23-6:00PM , 441 Reads 13,198 Statewide
The mother of Aderrien Murry, the 11-year-old who was shot by an Indianola police officer on May 20, has signed a criminal affidavit in Sunflower County Justice Court against the officer.
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Nakala Murry stands beside her attorney, Carlos Moore during a press conference outside the city hall annex last Monday evening. Photo by A'Davion Bush

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$5 million Lawsuit Filed Against City of Indianola, Officer and Chief in Murry Shooting
By Bryan Davis - The Enterprise-Tocsin
Tue,05/30/23-1:04PM , 306 Reads 18,762 Statewide
A lawsuit has been filed in federal court on behalf of the 11-year-old child who was shot by an Indianola police officer in the early morning hours of May 20.
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