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Local COVID Update: 1,100+ New Cases in Five Weeks

Wednesday, July 27 by Randy Bell

A total of 1,120 people in the local area have tested positive for COVID-19 in the past five weeks. An update from the State Health Department shows 458 new cases in Neshoba County, 334 in Attala County and 328 in Leake County. And, locally, ... Read More.

Watch for Military Convoys on the Highways

Monday, July 25 by Randy Bell

If you’re traveling a major highway in Mississippi over the next few weeks, don’t be surprised if you encounter a military convoy. Troops will be headed to Camp Shelby and Camp McCain for summer training. Camp Shelby near Hattiesburg is the largest state-owned military... Read More.

It’ll Be Another Hot Week

Sunday, July 24 by Randy Bell

Much of Mississippi will begin the new work week under a heat advisory. The National Weather Service says the worst of the heat stress will be along and west of I-55 and north of Highway 82 through Thursday with heat index readings between 106... Read More.

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After the Storms, the Heat is Back

Friday, July 22 by Randy Bell

Last night's storms didn't do much to ease the heat stress in Mississippi. Most of the state including the local area will be under a heat advisory today with the heat index reaching 105 to 110 degrees this afternoon. And the heat wave is... Read More.

Gas in Mississippi Now Averaging Below $4

Thursday, July 21 by Randy Bell

After staying above $4 a gallon for ten weeks, the average price for gas in Mississippi dropped Thursday to $3.98. AAA says only Texas, South Carolina and Georgia have cheaper gas. The auto club says, in Attala County, the average price is now $3.92. ... Read More.

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“New Phase” of Pandemic Being Seen in Mississippi

Tuesday, July 19 by Randy Bell

Doctors at Mississippi's largest hospital say we've entered a new phase of the COVID pandemic with the latest omicron variant to blame for most of the new cases. Infectious disease experts at the University of Mississippi Medical Center say anyone who's exposed is certain... Read More.

Silver Alert Issued for Woman Last Seen in Attala County CANCELLED

Tuesday, July 19 by Randy Bell

The Silver Alert for a Tallahatchie County woman reported missing after being seen in Attala County has been cancelled. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation says Breanna Massey has been located and is safe.

Four Charged in Car Burglaries at NCF

Monday, July 18 by Randy Bell

From the Neshoba County Sheriff's Department: On Saturday, July 16, 2022, the Neshoba County Sheriff’s Office received multiple reports of cars being broken into at the Neshoba County Fairgrounds (NCF). A total of 8 vehicles were reported to have been burglarized with personal property missing.... Read More.

Auditor Demands Repayment from Former Holmes School Officials

Thursday, July 14 by Randy Bell

Six former Holmes County school officials will have to pay back more than $200,000 which the State Auditor says was misspent. Shad White says his office has issued demand letters based on the findings of an audit in December of 2020. The largest amount—almost... Read More.

Gas Prices in Attala County– From One Extreme to the Other

Tuesday, July 12 by Randy Bell

In a week’s time, Attala County has gone from being one of the most expensive places in Mississippi to buy gas to one of the cheapest. AAA says with prices at some stations now less than $4, the countywide average in Attala has dropped... Read More.

Local Heat Advisory Extended, Heat Warning for Parts of State

Wednesday, July 6 by Randy Bell

The heat advisory for much of Mississippi including the local area has been extended through Thursday and an excessive heat warning has been posted for the Delta and the northern part of the state. Increasing humidity and temperatures in the 90s are expected to... Read More.

Judge Denies Abortion Clinic’s Request to Block Mississippi’s Trigger Law

Tuesday, July 5 by Randy Bell

Special Chancellor Debbra Halford has denied the Jackson Women's Health Organization's request for a preliminary injunction that would have blocked the state of Mississippi from enforcing a law which bans most abortions. Following the U-S Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe v. Wade, Mississippi's "trigger... Read More.

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