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Coronavirus Numbers Jump; Two Deaths in Central Mississippi

Wednesday, October 27 by Chris Davis

KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--Coronavirus is not done with us yet. In the past day the Mississippi numbers are higher than they've been in quite a while, with 1,670 cases reported and 33 deaths.That includes one person ion Attala County and one person in Holmes County.https://twitter.com/msdh/status/1453045387338604545?s=20The jump... Read More.

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What You Pay for Gas and a Meeting On the Other Side of the World

Wednesday, October 27 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--What you are paying for gas in central Mississippi will likely be affected by a meeting on the other side of the world. When OPEC meets next week, they'll decide whether to increase oil production or keep it the same.OPEC stands for the... Read More.

Thompson v. Trump: Congressman Says No One Is Off Limits

Tuesday, October 26 by Chris Davis

WASHINGTON--Congressman Bennie Thompson says he may subpoena former president Donald Trump to testify before the Jan. 6 committee about the riot at the U.S. Capitol."The worst-kept secret secret in America is that Donald Trump invited individuals to come to Washington on Jan. 6," said... Read More.

Holmes County Supervisor Killed in Wreck

Tuesday, October 26 by Chris Davis

LEXINGTON, Miss.--Holmes County Supervisor Alphonso Greer was killed in a wreck Sunday night, says Holmes County Sheriff Willie March.Greer was driving on Hwy. 12, between Tchula and Lexington when he lost control in a curve and flipped.The person who was in the car with... Read More.

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A Warning From the Mayor: Lock Your Car

Tuesday, October 26 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--You're being warned to make sure you lock up your valuables or put them inside. Mayor Maryann Vivians said in a Facebook video that some incidents of thefts from cars have been reported and that you should protect yourself."Make sure that if you've... Read More.

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Gas Prices Could Go Down, Depending on Oil Prices

Monday, October 25 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--Gas prices could go down, after weeks of going up, said Gasbuddy, in a report Monday. It depends upon whether oil prices shoot up again. Right now oil prices are stable at about $83 per barrel and Mississippi's gas average is at $3.05... Read More.

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Miss. Lawmakers Warn of IRS Overreach and Your Bank Account Info

Monday, October 25 by Chris Davis

WASHINGTON--The IRS has no business in your business, says Congressman Michael Guest. He and Mississippi's two Republican senators are warning of a move by the Biden administration they believe will give the IRS access to almost everyone's bank account information.The administration believes it will... Read More.

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When You Could See the Carthage Coliseum Renovations

Monday, October 25 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--The first two phases of the renovations of the Carthage Coliseum are complete, said Mayor Maryann Vivians, in an update on Facebook. You will be able to see what they've done inside, with an open house Nov. 5, she said."The first two phases... Read More.

Why Gas Keeps Going Up: Central Miss. Has Neither the Cheapest, Nor the Most Expensive

Thursday, October 14 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--Central Mississippi has neither the cheapest or the most expensive prices in the state. The state average is now $2.92 per gallon. The national average is now at $3.29 per gallon.Carthage is reporting $2.95 and $2.99, according to Gasbuddy. Philly has several stations... Read More.

No Charges in Newton Elementary Shooting

Thursday, October 14 by Chris Davis

NEWTON, Miss.--No charges are being filed against the child who brought a gun to school in his back pack, a gun that went off. Tylin Parker, 6, was shot and his femur shattered on Spt. 30.The Miss. Bureau of Investigation is still looking into... Read More.

How “Skip the Line” May Work for You

Wednesday, October 13 by Chris Davis

KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--You may have heard of the "Skip the Line" program. It's been in operation for about a year now and allows you to make appointments online before you head to get your driver's license or other documents at any Mississippi Driver's License Bureau.Gov.... Read More.

Tyson Food Trail Opens Today

Wednesday, October 13 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--You may have already been walking on the Tyson Foods Trail in Carthage. But, the grand opening is today, announced Mayor Maryann Vivians."The county, along with Tyson, has built a nature trail that you can walk in the back of McMillan Park," said... Read More.