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Undefeated Neshoba Central Lady Rockets Softball Team Ranked #1 In Nation

Tuesday, April 13 by Robbie Watson

The Neshoba Central ladies softball team is ranked in the top spot nationally according to the USA Today Super 25 Poll. Moving up from the number 3 national spot last week, the lady Rockets are the only Mississippi ladies high school softball team currently... Read More.

The U.S. Recommends Pause in Administration of the Single-Dose Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

Tuesday, April 13 by Robbie Watson

The U.S. is recommending a “pause” in administration of the single-dose Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine to investigate reports of potentially dangerous blood clots. In a joint statement Tuesday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration said it... Read More.

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MDEQ Water Contact Advisory for Pearl River Near Carthage Remains In Effect

Tuesday, April 13 by Robbie Watson

An MDEQ Water Contact Advisory remains in effect. We originally reported on March 19th that the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality had issued a Water Contact Advisory for Town Creek and a portion of the Pearl River near Carthage. MDEQ recommended that people avoid... Read More.

Flood Warning Extended In Our Region

Monday, April 12 by Robbie Watson

A flood warning continues in our area including Leake and Neshoba counties. According to the National Weather Service in Jackson a flood warning is extended for the Pearl River near Carthage, Edinburg, and Philadelphia. Flood stage is 17 feet. The river is currently measured... Read More.

Mississippi Supreme Court to Hear Arguments on Medical Marijuana Program

Monday, April 12 by Robbie Watson

The Mississippi Supreme Court will hear arguments in a lawsuit that challenges the state initiative process and seeks to block a medical marijuana program. Voters in November approved Initiative 65. It requires the state Health Department to establish a medical marijuana program by the... Read More.

Carthage Rotary Pancake Supper Tickets for Sale

Monday, April 12 by Robbie Watson

The Carthage Rotary Pancake Supper tickets are for sale. This year's annual event is set for this coming Tuesday, April 20th from 4pm-7pm at McMillan Park Community House. Plates are $5 each and include pancakes and bacon. See any Rotary member for tickets or... Read More.

The Vaccination Report

Monday, April 12 by Robbie Watson

1,444,579 vaccines have been administered in Mississippi with 1,700,258 distributed. 9069 people have been vaccinated from Attala, 9113 people from Leake, 9382 from Neshoba, and 8433 from Winston county. Vaccines have now been distributed in multiple venues around the state. Governor Reeves announced vaccination... Read More.

Northside Park Opening Night For Baseball and Softball is Tonight

Monday, April 12 by Robbie Watson

Opening night is tonight at Northside Park. Game times are 6:00pm and 7:15pm. Game length is 5 innings or 1 hour and 10 minutes depending on which comes first according to Northside Park officials. There are still possible pitch counter as well as umpire... Read More.

Flood Warning Continues in Our Area

Sunday, April 11 by Robbie Watson

A flood warning continues in our area including Leake and Neshoba counties. According to the National Weather Service in Jackson a flood warning is extended to Pearl River near Lena, Carthage, Edinburg, and Philadelphia. And if you see potential flooding or elevated water, turnaround,... Read More.

You Can Still Register to Vote

Sunday, April 11 by Robbie Watson

Voter turn out was extremely low last week in our region. The good news is that if you didn't vote because of lack of registration, you still have time to get in the game for the general election. According to the Mississippi Secretary of... Read More.

Neshoba Central STAR Student and Teacher of The Year Announced

Sunday, April 11 by Robbie Watson

Mary Kate Moran has been named STAR Student for the 2020-2021 school year by the Mississippi Economic Council (MEC) M. B. Swayze Foundation, sponsor of the Student Teacher Achievement Recognition (STAR) program. Established by the Mississippi Economic Council in 1965, the purpose of the... Read More.

Philadelphia High School STAR Student and Teacher Announced

Sunday, April 11 by Robbie Watson

Philadelphia High School has announced STAR student and teacher of the year. The School released the following statement. "Congratulations to our 2021 Philadelphia High School STAR Student and Teacher, Emma Taylor and Mrs. Anne Fisacerly!" STAR Students are named by the Mississippi Economic Council... Read More.