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Thousands of dollars in fake money found in Kosciusko

Thursday, August 6 by Breck Riley

Several fake $100 bills have been found in and around Kosciusko.Chief of Police Hebert Dew said several people have turned in stacks of the fake bills to the police department.If the money were real, Dew estimates it would be around $14,000 to $15,000.Some locations... Read More.

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Audio: Callie Prince on “The Main Event”

Wednesday, August 5 by Breck Riley

It was a fun morning on Kicks 96.7 and Breezy 101.1. Philadelphia's own Callie Prince performed live on-air with LollyDude and Breck Riley. It was a special simulcast between “The Main Event” and “Good Morning Kosciusko.” Listen to the segments below.

State Health Officer issues immediate statewide isolation order for anyone diagnose with COVID-19

Tuesday, August 4 by Breck Riley

Today State Health Officer Thomas Dobbs MD, MPH, issued a statewide order for the Isolation of Individuals Diagnosed with COVID-19 effective immediately.The Order – issued to everyone living in Mississippi – stipulates that anyone diagnosed with COVID-19 must immediately isolate at home.Dobbs explains, “We... Read More.

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Attala County man arrested for second degree murder

Friday, July 31 by Breck Riley

An Attala County man is behind bard on murder charges.Attala County Sheriff Tim Nail said that on Wednesday, July 29 deputies responded to a disturbance call on Attala Road 4127 in Sallis to the Pollyana McMillan residence.The altercation led to the arrest of John... Read More.

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Audio On-Demand: Riley Green On The Neshoba County Fair Virtual Concert Stage On Kicks96

Friday, July 31 by Breck Riley

Even though there’s no Neshoba County Fair, the concerts are still happening on Kicks 96.7.Last night, country music newcomer Riley Greeb took the virtual stage for the No Fair Fair Deal Concert Series brought to you by the good guys at Griffis Motors.Also, 2018... Read More.

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Unions sue USDA over faster chicken plant production speeds

Wednesday, July 29 by Breck Riley

Unions representing workers at 10 chicken processing plants in six states are suing the U.S. Department of Agriculture to challenge a policy that allows companies to increase production speeds that the unions say puts workers at risk.The United Food and Commercial Workers International Union... Read More.

Mississippi Sales Tax Holiday set for this weekend

Tuesday, July 28 by Breck Riley

Shoppers in Mississippi will once again get a break on the back to school shopping with the annual Sales Tax Holiday.Beginning Friday, July 31 at 12:01 AM, shoppers in the Magnolia State won't have to pay sales tax on certain clothing and footwear items... Read More.

Choctaw chief chosen to help design new Mississippi flag

Monday, July 27 by Breck Riley

The chief of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians will help design a new Mississippi state flag that does not include the Confederate battle emblem.Republican Gov. Tate Reeves Friday announced Friday that he is appointing Chief Cyrus Ben, a retired teacher and an insurance... Read More.

State Health Department to host one-stop curbside event for back-to-school forms

Monday, July 27 by Breck Riley

In order to accommodate busy parents gearing up for the new school year, the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) will host a one-stop curbside event for required school entry/registration forms.This special two-week event will allow parents to get a copy of their child’s... Read More.

Gov. Reeves: Bars must stop serving alcohol at 11, six more counties added to list of hotspots

Friday, July 24 by Breck Riley

Today, Governor Tate Reeves announced his amended Safe Return order, establishing additional measures on social gatherings and events to protect public health as COVID-19 cases rise across the state.Closely monitoring data from the Mississippi State Department of Health and consulting with our state health... Read More.

Neshoba County football players named to watch list for Sports Illustrated All-American

Thursday, July 23 by Breck Riley

Two local football players have been named finalists for the Sports Illustrated 2020 All-American team.Philadelphia's Kadarius Calloway and Neshoba Central's Jarquez Hunter, along with 13 other finalists from Mississippi, were announced in an article on SI.com.Calloway is listed as the sixth best player... Read More.

Mississippi’s five largest hospitals are out of ICU beds

Friday, July 10 by Breck Riley

Mississippi’s five largest hospitals are reporting they have no Intensive Care Unit beds available amid a surge in coronavirus cases.Another four hospitals are reporting 5% or less availability.Dr. Alan Jones of the University of Mississippi Medical Center says he was awakened by a 4... Read More.

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