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Coronavirus Blamed For Another Central Miss. Death

Friday, September 3 by Chris Davis

STATE WIDE--Mississippi reported 3,850 new coronavirus cases over the past day, with 17 more deaths. One of those deaths was in central Mississippi, in Scott County. The Miss. Dept. of Health said that 97 percent of the new cases were reported in people who had... Read More.

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Three People Arrested This Week for Meth Dealing in Neshoba County

Friday, September 3 by Chris Davis

PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--Meth has been a big problem lately in Neshoba County and Sheriff Eric Clark has promised to try and cut down on it. He said three more people were arrested this week and charged with dealing. William Sciple, 46, and Roventay Peden, 38, of... Read More.

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Kicks96 News for Sept. 2

Thursday, September 2 by Chris Davis

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Hospitals Still Jammed; The Slow Decline of Coronavirus

Thursday, September 2 by Chris Davis

STATE WIDE--You can expect to see the coronavirus numbers come down some. But, it will likely be slow, says the state Dept. of Health. And the hospitals are still in a jam. "With patients still waiting on ICU beds, our ICU capacity is still effectively... Read More.

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Was It a Tornado In Kosciusko? Maybe Not

Wednesday, September 1 by Chris Davis

KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--The storm that came through and caused damage in Kosciusko Wednesday afternoon may have been a microburst, according National Weather Service meteorologist Eric Carpenter. A microburst is not a tornado, but can cause damage similar to a low-end twister. "With this kind of setup... Read More.

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Coronavirus Count May Be Off Thanks to Ida; Three Central Miss. Deaths

Wednesday, September 1 by Chris Davis

KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--The count for coronavirus cases is likely off because of coronavirus, said the Miss. Dept. of Health, on their Twitter page. Testing sites run by the department in central and south Mississippi, were closed Monday and Tuesday because of the storm. The state reported... Read More.

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VIDEO: Welcome Home Austin Anderson

Wednesday, September 1 by Chris Davis

NESHOBA COUNTY, Miss.--A little sister was reunited with her brother who had been away for a year and a half, serving as a U.S. Marine. It happened at Neshoba Central Elementary, and was caught on video. Students lined the halls with flags and cheered as... Read More.

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Ida Is Not Done With Central Miss.; Leaves Behind Boil Water Notice

Wednesday, September 1 by Chris Davis

SCOTT COUNTY, Miss.--Hurricane Ida left behind downed trees and a lot of work for people to clear them. She also left behind a boil water notice for the people on the Homestead Water Association, in Scott County. That includes 1,199 customers, said the Miss. Dept.... Read More.

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Philly City Court Reschedules for September 20

Wednesday, September 1 by Chris Davis

PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--City court was postponed this week due to Hurricane Ida and the bad weather she brought to central Mississippi. That court date has been rescheduled, said the city on its Facebook page. It has been scheduled for Sept. 20, at 1 p.m. You may call... Read More.

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One Class at Philadelphia Elementary Goes Virtual

Wednesday, September 1 by Chris Davis

PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--One class has gone virtual at Philadelphia Elementary School. The district announced Tuesday that the class had a rising number of coronavirus cases and would go to virtual learning for the time being to help stop the spread. Superintendent Dr. Lisa Hull said the... Read More.

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Beloved Leake Academy Teacher Dies Over the Weekend

Tuesday, August 31 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--A favorite teacher who changed lives at Leake Academy has died. In a Facebook post the school announced that Jennie Lou Swearengen passed away over the weekend. Ms. Swearengen passed due to complications from a stroke she had earlier this year. Swearengen taught geography and... Read More.

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Gas Prices May Go Up Slightly Because of Ida

Tuesday, August 31 by Chris Davis

STATE WIDE--Gas prices may go up because of Hurricane Ida. But, the rise in price was not expected to be significant. "I do believe we will see a price hike at some point this week," said Gasbuddy.com's Patrick DeHaan. "We are talking about an impact.... Read More.

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