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Be Advised: Resurrection Sunday Is Still On The Schedule

Sunday, April 12 by Staff Report

Resurrection Sunday is still on the schedule. Mississippians across the state are encouraged to share the experience at home. Possible COVID-19 exposure, and now potentially inclement weather, weigh heavily on the choice. Still, Governor Tate Reeves said that he would not enforce church closures.... Read More.

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Weather Alert – CEPA Power Restoration During COVID-19

Sunday, April 12 by Staff Report

POWER RESTORATION DURING COVID-19 Be weather aware. The majority of Central Electric Power Association’s service area is under watch for severe weather on Easter Sunday which could result in major power outages. Please know that we have restoration plans in place to keep power flowing.... Read More.

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Breaking: Leake County Initially Reporting Minimal Storm Damage

Sunday, April 12 by Staff Report

Leake County - Sunday afternoon storm damage appears to be minimal in Leake County. Initial reports include "some downed trees and water over roads but other than that the damage was minimal in the county," according to Tommy Malone, Leake County Emergency Manager. However,... Read More.

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Governor Tate Reeves Announces a State of Emergency for Mississippi

Sunday, April 12 by Staff Report

Announcement from Governor Tate ReevesTonight, I declared a state of emergency to protect the health and safety of Mississippians in response to the severe tornadoes and storms hitting across the state. This is not how anyone wants to celebrate Easter Sunday. As we reflect on... Read More.

Mercy Reigns Resale Needs Our Help

Sunday, April 12 by Staff Report

Carthage Ms- Mercy Reigns Needs Our Help. The Carthage resale shop and food bank needs canned and dried foods for it's food bank. The food bank contributes to food needs in the community. Carthage United Methodist Church says "If you have pantry items you... Read More.

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MSDH Guidelines While Waiting for COVID-19 Test Results

Sunday, April 12 by Staff Report

Protective guidelines while waiting for COVID-19 test results can save lives. According to the Mississippi Department of Health a person waiting for test results should stay home, and not go to work. it is also important to stay in one room as much as... Read More.

Agricultural Commissioner Encourages Home Gardening

Sunday, April 12 by Staff Report

Local) Now is the time to plant a garden. The Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce has developed an information sheet with gardening tips and a resource list to assist with getting started. "Growing a garden isn’t difficult. The hardest part is selecting what... Read More.

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April 12th -LTC’s Reporting NO Cases of COVID-19 in Attala, Leake, Neshoba, Winston

Saturday, April 11 by Staff Report

Long-term care facilities such as nursing homes are continuing to report zero cases of COVID-19 in the areas of Attala, Leake, Neshoba, and Winston County. According to the MSDH website, "long-term care (LTC) facilities are considered high risk locations because their residents are older... Read More.

April 10th-MSDH Reports New COVID-19 Cases in Neshoba

Friday, April 10 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Department of Health is reporting 209 new COVID-19 cases statewide. Attala County is reporting 17 overall, Leake 22 overall, Winston 17 over all and Neshoba is now reporting 21 cases overall. 47 long term facility cases are reported. 2,469 cases are reported... Read More.

Urgent Public Safety Reminders Released In Carthage

Friday, April 10 by Staff Report

Urgent public safety reminders have been announced in Carthage. Mayor Mary Ann Vivians released a public safety announcement concerning the guidelines and restrictions established and enforced this week. All businesses have curfew from 9:00 p.m- until 6:00 a.m.. All non-essential businesses are closed until... Read More.

Breaking: The Petit Fours in Carthage have SOLD OUT!!!

Friday, April 10 by Staff Report

The Petit Fours in Carthage have sold out!!! Lou Ann Harvey is the baker. She is also the owner of The Bakery and Café in Carthage. Her small business is one of many greatly impacted by restrictions implemented in response to COVID-19. On Monday... Read More.

April 9th – MSDH Reports New Cases in Attala, Leake Neshoba,Winston

Friday, April 10 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Department of Health is reporting new 257 new COVID-19 cases statewide. Attala County is reporting 17 overall , Leake 22 overall, Neshoba 17 overall, and Winston 17 over all. 44 long term facility cases are reported. 2,260 cases are reported overall statewide.... Read More.