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James Creer Running for State Senate

KEMPER COUNTY, Miss.--James Creer wants to represent you in the Mississippi Senate. He's announced he's running in the special election to fill the vacant seat for District 23, The district covers some of Winston County and areas just east of Philadelphia. Creer has lived in Kemper... Read More.
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Man Killed by Deputies in Scott County

SCOTT COUNTY, Miss.--A man who was described by Scott County deputies as being "heavily armed", was shot by those deputies after he confronted them Saturday. The sheriff's department told our newsgathering partners at WTOK News Center 11 that Robert Bailey was firing shots at workers... Read More.
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How Ham Jam Got Canceled

PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--One of Philadelphia's signature festivals has been canceled for 2021. The Community Development Partnership posted on their Facebook page that Ham Jam, which was set for October 16, has been canceled, not postponed. Philadelphia Main Street made that decision because of the rising number... Read More.
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Neshoba General Needs Relief; UMMC May Be Helping

JACKSON, Miss.--The state's largest hospital and trauma center, the University of Mississippi Medical Center, usually takes the transfer patients from smaller hospitals across the state. But, they've been jammed up with COVID patients themselves. Now they've opened a second field hospital in the parking... Read More.
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Coronavirus: Over 7,000 Cases; Reeves Under Pressure

STATE WIDE--For the weekend 7,839 new cases of coronavirus were reported, with 52 deaths. Two of those deaths were in central Mississippi: one in Attala County and one in Scott County. Gov. Tate Reeves has been getting pressure to issue a state-wide mask mandate, but... Read More.
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East Central Welcomes Students Back to Campus

DECATUR, Miss.--East Central Community College welcomed students back to class for the first day Monday. "I started here as a student in the mid 90s and came here, met my wife here on campus, brought my children here. My parents met on this campus," said... Read More.
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Coronavirus Tensions in Central Mississippi

KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--It's a testy time in central Mississippi. No one is immune from having to deal with coronavirus and Mississippi's vaccination rate is still the lowest in the country. But, that number is going up. "We have now surpassed the peak we had over the... Read More.
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